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To keep things simple, we will start with the default configuration of WinRM. This enables some insecure connection methods, but these will be disabled immediately:
PS > winrm quickconfig
It is very important that you know you are connecting to the correct server. If the client does not verify the server, you could send commands to the remote server that might disclose sensitive information.
This step will ensure that your server's identity can be verified, but note that servers not under your control may still enable connection methods that prevent the client from verifying that server. So always double-check that you use the correct connection method on the client. The chapter about Windows client configuration explains how to force the use of HTTPS.
The server is now listening for HTTP connections on port 5985. Clients cannot verify the server identity when using HTTP, so the HTTP connection method has to be disabled:
PS > winrm delete WinRM/Config/Listener?Address=*+Transport=HTTP
The firewall rules for the HTTP connection method can also be removed. There are rules for modern and backward-compatible configurations, and all of them will be deleted.
The name of the backward-compatible rule(s) is language-dependent. The second command can be used to find out the actual name of these rules.
PS > netsh advfirewall firewall delete rule name='Windows Remote Management (HTTP-In)'
PS > netsh advfirewall firewall show rule name=all | Select-String 'Windows Remote Management'
PS > netsh advfirewall firewall delete rule name='Windows Remote Management - <language-dependent name> (HTTP-In)'
Clients should be able to connect to a server without having to send the user's credentials. And the attack surface of a server should be minimized. So only a minimal and secure set of authentication methods should be enabled.
This step will ensure that your server is properly configured, but servers not under your control may still allow insecure authentication methods. So always double-check that you use the correct authentication method on the client. In the chapter about Windows client configuration, the authentication methods that the WinRM client may use are limited.
This step is to make sure that only the desired authentication methods are enabled. The insecure ones should be disabled by default. Certificate authentication is disabled by default too, so it needs to be enabled.
To inspect the current settings run this command:
PS > winrm get WinRM/Config/Service/Auth
To allow clients to authenticate using certificates only the certificate authentication method has to be enabled.
Negotiate authentication is needed to be able to (amongst others) locally configure WinRM using the winrm
command.
Leaving Negotiate authentication on does not result in a security risk as no sensitive information of the server is leaked when a client forces the use of it.
Whether other authentication methods need to be enabled depends on your environment. For example: Kerberos authentication is used in environments with Active Directory Domain Services, so it is very likely that it must be enabled in such environments.
The methods that must be disabled unless they are needed for a specific use case, are basic and credential security support provider (CredSSP). Basic authentication will send your password to the server. CredSSP will send your credentials to the server:
PS > winrm set WinRM/Config/Service/Auth '@{Basic="false";Kerberos="false";Negotiate="true";Certificate="true";CredSSP="false"}'
This step changes the network category of your network connection(s) (if needed). In most cases Windows will have determined the correct network cateogry, but there are some situations (working with virtual machines, for example) where Windows chooses the incorrect network category.
Never change the network category from public to private if you are not actually on a private network. Windows will expose a lot more services on a private network, greatly increasing your attack surface.
WinRM will not allow connections from public networks. In most cases the network connection(s) will be private or domain-authenticated, but in some cases Windows erroneously chooses public. Check the category of the network where your clients are located using the following command:
PS > Get-NetConnectionProfile
If the network category needs to be changed from public to private, run the following command:
PS > Set-NetConnectionProfile -InterfaceIndex <interface index> -NetworkCategory Private
A script that is not a part of Windows is used in this step. Never blindly trust scripts you download. Either make sure that the source can really be trusted, or inspect the script to ensure that it will not harm your system before using it.
Windows includes a cmdlet with which you can create self-signed certificates, but unfortunately certificates that can be used for WinRM authentication cannot be generated. Luckily there is a PowerShell script available that can generate usable certificates.
The (9/11/2016 version of the) script is also included in this
manual so you can download it directly using, for example, wget
or Invoke-WebRequest
. The site above presents a license agreement which prevents direct downloads.
Check that the script has not been modified by checking its signature. The second command shows more detailed information about how the script is signed:
PS > Get-AuthenticodeSignature New-SelfSignedCertificateEx.ps1 PS > Get-AuthenticodeSignature New-SelfSignedCertificateEx.ps1 | Format-List *
Make sure that you verify the certificate subject (CN=Sysadmins LV IK, O=Sysadmins LV IK, L=Riga, C=LV) and
thumbprint (1A8EAB5B0611AC0548F16A1675B8A3915CC2045E
) before actually running the
script on the server.
First import the function in the script file, and then create the certificate for the server using the function.
The common name (CN) of the subject needs to match the name that you will use to connect to the server later. If you
want to use the simple hostname, you can use $env:COMPUTERNAME
. The documentation of
the script says that friendly names can be used to specify the enhanced key usage, but this does not seem to work
everywhere. So the OID for server
authentication is used here instead:
PS > . .\New-SelfSignedCertificateEx.ps1 PS > $serverCert = New-SelfSignedCertificateEx -Subject "CN=<(fully-qualified) hostname>" -EnhancedKeyUsage '<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>.1' -StoreLocation LocalMachine -IsCA $true
The certificate has been added to Cert:\LocalMachine\My\
(the certificates identifying
the server machine) and Cert:\LocalMachine\CA\
(certificate authorities (CAs) that are
trusted on the server machine), using the thumbprint as the child name.
The thumbprint is going to be needed to verify whether the correct public key has been downloaded by clients, so display it and copy it somewhere:
PS > $serverCert
The final step for the Windows server is the addition of a secure WinRM listener. This is done in two steps: creation of the listener and opening of the firewall for it.
Execute the following command to create the listener. The hostname must match the hostname used when creating the server certificate:
PS > winrm create WinRM/Config/Listener?Address=*+Transport=HTTPS "@{Hostname=`"<(fully-qualified) hostname>`";CertificateThumbprint=`"$($serverCert.ThumbPrint)`"}"
Next open the firewall for the port (5986). The port is only opened on domain and private networks. If you want WinRM to be available on public networks too, omit profile='domain,private':
PS > netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name='WinRM-HTTPS' dir=in localport=5986 protocol=TCP profile='domain,private' action=allow
And that is it for the server configuration. We will return to the server when a local administrator for client connections has to be created. But that is part of the client configuration chapters.


Basics Page Creation Process
- Add essential HTML
- Add metadata
- Add structure
- Add content
HTML Essentials
HTML stands for HyperText Markup language and is a type of markup. Markup is extra instructional information you can add to content. HTML adds instructions to browsers on how content should be displayed.
HTML documents are text documents with the file extension ".htm" or ".html". They can be edited in any text editor but a dedicated code editor works best.
Web pages are made up of HTML Elements. HTML Elements are created with HMTL Tags. HTML Tags can have attributes to give them extra functionality.


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| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
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public static final int |
CAPACITY |
800 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final int |
CAPACITY |
1000 |
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public static final int |
ITEM_ASPARAGUS |
12 |
public static final int |
ITEM_BEANS |
1 |
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ITEM_BEEF |
13 |
public static final int |
ITEM_BISCUITS |
3 |
public static final int |
ITEM_BREAD |
7 |
public static final int |
ITEM_CELERY |
14 |
public static final int |
ITEM_CHEESE |
15 |
public static final int |
ITEM_CHICKEN |
16 |
public static final int |
ITEM_CHIPS |
5 |
public static final int |
ITEM_CHOCOLATE |
6 |
public static final int |
ITEM_FISH |
17 |
public static final int |
ITEM_FROZEN_MEAT |
18 |
public static final int |
ITEM_FROZEN_VEGETABLE_MIX |
19 |
public static final int |
ITEM_GRAPES |
11 |
public static final int |
ITEM_ICE |
20 |
public static final int |
ITEM_ICE_CREAM |
10 |
public static final int |
ITEM_LETTUCE |
21 |
public static final int |
ITEM_MILK |
22 |
public static final int |
ITEM_MUSHROOMS |
8 |
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ITEM_NUTS |
4 |
public static final int |
ITEM_PASTA |
2 |
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ITEM_RICE |
0 |
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ITEM_TOMATOES |
9 |
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ITEM_YOGHURT |
23 |
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DocGen -
template-based documents generator
It's a script in VBScript used to generate multiple Microsoft Word documents based on templates
(.DOC) and Excel spreadsheet (.XLS) data to fill-in
Download: DocGen_20091028.rar
Instructions:
- Add/Edit document templates (.DOC) in Templates folder (put-in tags of any
form, e.g. #SURNAME#)
- Add/Edit XLS data in Data folder - each XLS has two columns (a tuple) per
row, of the form (TAG, VALUE)
- At the Data folder, drag-drop an XLS file onto MakeDocuments.vbs
- One document is generated for each template at the Output folder, filling-in
the data (replacing the tags with respective values) from the spreadsheet file
Requirements: you must have Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and WSH (Windows Scripting Host) installed. If you don't have WSH, you can download WSH from Microsoft
(C)opyright 2009 - Zoomicon / George Birbilis
Free to use / give due credit


 Currently, we only support prediction for electrically neutral solute compounds containing H, C, N, O, S, P, F, Cl, Br, and I and selected solvents listed below. Solvation free energy is calculated using the standard state of an ideal gas at a concentration of 1 mol/L dissolving as an ideal solution at a concentration of 1 mol/L.
Our method predicts temperature-dependent solvation free energy based on solvation free energy and enthalpy values at 298 K and a solvent's temperature-dependent density. The prediction is made along the solvent's saturation curve and thus independent of pressure. The solvation free energy and enthalpy at 298 K are predicted from the DirectML model and temperature-dependent solvent densities are obtained from CoolProp. Details on our methods can be found in the publication shown below or in the documentation here. Please cite all of our work listed below if you wish to use any results.
In addition to solvation free energy, K-factor at infinite dilution (\(K_{i}^{\infty}\)), Henry's law constant (\(k_{\rm H}\)), and partition coefficients (log and dry log) are calculable for any temperature of interest. K-factor is defined as the ratio of the mole fraction of a solute in a vapor phase (\(y_{i}\)) to the mole fraction of a solute in a liquid phase (\(x_{i}\)) and is also known as the vapor-liquid equilibrium ratio. Henry's law constant is defined as the ratio of the partial pressure of a solute in a gas phase (\(P_{i}\)) to the mole fraction of a solute in a liquid phase.
Details on partition coefficients, log and dry log, can be found here.
Currently, the temperature-dependent solvation free energy prediction is limited to the following solvents up to their critical temperatures shown in parentheses. Click each solvent to view its molecular structure and SMILES.
Note that this tool is not designed for bulk queries. For bulk queries or automatic calculations, one can install RMG and refer to the sample code located here. Refer to the documentation for RMG installation. The DirectML model can be installed as a conda package 'chemprop_solvation' from here.
Enter a solvent's SMILES, a solute's SMILES, and temperature, each separated by the underscore ( _ ), in the field below to search. (e.g. for a solvent water (O), a solute ethanol (CCO), and temperature 350 K, the input should be O_CCO_350) Do not put any empty space between the solvent SMILES, solute SMILES, and temperature. For multiple solvent-solute-temperature inputs, separate each input by line or empty space. A maximum of 50 solvent-solute-temperature inputs are allowed for each calculation. It should take less than 1 minute to calculate solvation free energies for 50 inputs and could take more time if more options are selected.
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stream_atoms.pl -- Read/write a list of atoms from/to a given stream
When reading from the stream, the invoker may provide a EOS (end-of-stream) marker
to limit the reading, or the EOF (end_of_file) atom to read to the end of the stream.
When writing to the stream, the invoker may provide a EOS to limit the writing,
or EOF to write all atoms in the list of atoms provided. A EOS marker may be any
atom suitable as an indication of the end of the stream operation.
- author
- - GT Nunes
- version
- - 1.3
- copyright
- - (c) TheWiseCoder 2020-2021
- license
- - BSD-3-Clause License
- stream_atoms(+Stream:ref, -Atoms:list) is det
- stream_atoms(+Stream:ref, +Atoms:list) is det
- Read/write atoms from/to stream.
If Atoms is not grounded, read from Stream up to the end of the stream.
If Atoms is grounded, write all atoms in Atoms to Stream.
- Arguments:
-
| Stream | - The input/output stream |
| Atoms | - List of atoms read from, or to write to, the stream |
- stream_atoms(+Stream:ref, +EOS:list, -Atoms:list) is det
- stream_atoms(+Stream:ref, +EOS:list, +Atoms:list) is det
- Read/write atoms from/to stream.
If Atoms is not grounded, read from Stream until an EOS atom is found.
For EOS = end_of_file, read to the end of the stream.
If Atoms is grounded, write atoms to Stream until an EOS atom is found.
For EOS = end_of_file, write all atoms in Atoms.
- Arguments:
-
| Stream | - The input/output stream |
| EOS | - EOF or list of chars signifying end of stream |
| Atoms | - List of atoms read from, or to write to, the stream |


Jenkins 2.0 features
Scripting
Demo with docker
Recommended plugins are suggested
First job creation is shown
Easy to try out with docker
docker run -p 8060:8080 --name jenkins jenkinsci/jenkins:2.0-alpha-2
Small, useful improvements
Configuration page has been revamped
No reason not to upgrade
Plugin formerly known as Workflow
Supports simple and complex pipelines through the expressive Groovy-based DSL
Ability to suspend/resume of executing jobs
Can be defined in Jenkinsfile or in UI
More information at https://jenkins-ci.org/2.0/
Alpha builds are available
Release in few months
Can be defined in UI or in Jenkinsfile which is checked into SCM
http://localhost:8060/newJob, Pipeline as type, then pipeline tab
node('master') {
echo "hello"
}
Save and build now
node('master') {
git url: 'https://github.com/jyrkiput/jenkins-demo'
}
node('master') {
git url: 'https://github.com/jyrkiput/jenkins-demo'
sh "./gradlew test"
}
stage 'Build'
node('master') {
git url: 'https://github.com/jyrkiput/jenkins-demo'
sh "./gradlew build"
}
stage 'Test'
node('master') {
git url: 'https://github.com/jyrkiput/jenkins-demo'
sh "./gradlew test"
}
Add remote http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8060/computer/new
docker run --rm -ti --link jenkins:master java:8-jdk /bin/bash -c "curl http://master:8080/jnlpJars/slave.jar -s -o /slave.jar && java -jar /slave.jar -jnlpUrl http://master:8080/computer/remote/slave-agent.jnlp"
One liners ftw!
stage 'Build'
node('master') {
git url: 'https://github.com/jyrkiput/jenkins-demo'
sh "./gradlew build"
}
stage 'Test'
node {
git url: 'https://github.com/jyrkiput/jenkins-demo'
sh "./gradlew test"
}
stage 'Package'
node('remote') {
git url: 'https://github.com/jyrkiput/jenkins-demo'
sh "./gradlew jar"
}
SCM, trigger etc must be configured by hand
Path for Jenkinsfile in SCM
Pipeline from SCM
https://github.com/jyrkiput/jenkins-demo/blob/master/Jenkinsfile
Groovy DSL
Loops, branching etc
Reusable libraries for pipelines
Stored in Git repository that is managed by Jenkins, http://localhost:8060/workflowLibs.git
Library code
// src/org/foo/Zot.groovy
package org.foo;
def checkOutFrom(repo) {
git url: "git@github.com:jenkinsci/${repo}"
}
Pipeline code
def z = new org.foo.Zot()
z.checkOutFrom(repo)
Requires a "Seed" -job
Creates new jobs
More comprehensive DSL
Install following plugins: Job DSL, Gradle, Parameterized Trigger
Create Freestyle job
Build -> Process Job DSLs -> Use the provided DSL script
def projectName = "job-dsl"
folder(projectName)
freeStyleJob("${projectName}/Build") {
label("master")
scm {
git {
remote {
url("https://github.com/jyrkiput/jenkins-demo")
}
}
}
steps {
gradle {
tasks("build")
}
downstreamParameterized {
trigger("$projectName/Test") {
parameters {
currentBuild()
}
}
}
}
}
freeStyleJob("${projectName}/Test") {
label("master")
scm {
git {
remote {
url("https://github.com/jyrkiput/jenkins-demo")
}
}
}
steps {
gradle {
tasks("test")
}
}
}
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The data you will have to analyze are in the eclass in the excel data-assignment.xls file. The dependent variables for which you will construct the models you are asked for, are the returns of four investment vechicles (Y1, Y2, Y3, Y4) for the period 1/1991 - 12/2005.
The independent variables you will use in the models refer to monthly values/returns for the variables:
for the period 1/1991 - 12/2005.
Analyze dependent variables based on data for the period 1/1991 - 12/2004 [You will not use the data for the period 1/2005 - 12/2005]:
Each student will have to analyze two only dependent variables
# loads the library urca, which contains the command ur.df()
# and applies Unit-Root Testing based on Dickey-Fuller test
library(urca)
library(tseries)
# Importing data into R can be carried out in various ways. Below, the command read.table is used:
data_all = read.table('/home/george/AUEB/TimeSeries/time_series_in_r/Data-Assignment-Feb-2018.txt')
head(data_all)
y2 <- data_all$V2
j2 = ts(y2, frequency=12, start = c(1991, 1), end = c(2004, 12))
j2
Since we are talking about returns we don't need to take to logs and the differences of the logs
In order to work we will use the Box-Jenkins methodology that constists of the following steps:
# set up the graphics
par(mfrow=c(2, 1))
plot(j2, type="l", col='red', lwd=1, main="Time Series plot of Y2", ylab="Monthly returns")
hist(j2, nclass=20, main="Histogram of Y2")
The autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation plots are useful to examine if there is dependence between lagged values of the analyzed series
# Create Autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation plots
par(mfrow=c(2, 2)) # set up the graphics
acf(j2, 48, main="ACF of Y2") # autocorrelation function plot
pacf(j2, 48, main="PACF of Y2") # partial autocorrelation function
acf(ts(j2, freq=1), 48, main="ACF of Y2") # autocorrelation function plot
pacf(ts(j2, freq=1), 48, main="PACF of Y2")
We must note that in the autocorrelation plots presented above, the dashed lines are the approximate two standard error confidence bounds computed by ± 1,96* (1 / T), where T is the number observations.
If the autocorrelation is within these bounds, it is not significantly different from zero at (approximately) 5% level of significance.
So we conclude that:
We focus on the stationary time series, i.e. the monthly returns. We can:
# Shapiro test of normality
shapiro.test(j2)
par(mfrow=c(2,1))
hist(j2, prob=TRUE, 50) # histogram
lines(density(j2))
# smooth it - ?density for details
qqnorm(j2, main="Normal QQplot of Y2") # normal Q-Q plot
qqline(j2) # add a line
So we conclude that we don't have Normality
First, we can fit an autoregressive time series model to the Y1 data, by selecting the complexity of the model based on AIC. Then, we perform an augmented Dickey-Fuller test of unit root, based on a model with constant and trend
# Unit root testing for the Y1 series
# Fits an autoregressive model, and selects the best AR order based on AIC
m2 = ar(j2)
m2
paste('Order:', m2$order)
m21 <- ur.df(j2, type='none', lags=m2$order-1)
m21
summary(m21)
Obviously, the null hypothesis of non-stationarity for the Y1 series is rejected. Therefore the returns of Y1 seem to be a stationary process.
# Unit root testing for the Y1 series
# Fits an autoregressive model, and selects the best AR order based on AIC
m22 <- ur.df(j2, type="drift", lags=m2$order-1)
m22
summary(m22)
Obviously, the null hypothesis of non-stationarity for the Y1 series is rejected. Therefore the returns of Y1 seem to be a stationary process.
m23 <- ur.df(j2, type="trend", lags=m2$order-1)
m23
summary(m23)
Obviously, the null hypothesis of non-stationarity for the Y1 series is rejected. Therefore the returns of Y1 seem to be a stationary process.
Thus the model does not have a trend!
ar1fit <- arima(j2, order=c(1,0,0))
ar1fit
$$y_{t} = μ*(1-φ_{1}) + φ_{1} * y_{t-1} + e_{t}$$
$$or$$
$$y_{t} = 0.0065*(1- 0.2634) + 0.2634 * y_{t-1} + e_{t}$$
$$or$$
$$y_{t} = 0.0047879 + 0.2473 * y_{t-1} + e_{t}$$
ma2fit <- arima(j2, order=c(0, 0, 2))
ma2fit
The estimated model MA(2) can be written in the form:
$$y_{t} - 0.0065 = 0.2311* e_{t-1} + 0.1724* e_{t-2} + e_{t}$$
$$or$$
$$y_{t} = 0.0065 + 0.2311* e_{t-1} + 0.1724* e_{t-2} + e_{t}$$
arma12fit <- arima(j2, order=c(1, 0, 2))
arma12fit
$$y_{t} - μ = φ_{1}*(y_{t-1} -μ) + θ_{1} * e_{t-1} + θ_{2} * e_{t-2} + e_{t}$$
$$or$$
$$y_{t} =μ + φ_{1}*(y_{t-1} -μ) + θ_{1} * e_{t-1} + θ_{2} * e_{t-2} + e_{t}$$
$$or$$
$$y_{t} = 0.0065 + 0.3539*(y_{t-1} -0.0065) - 0.1185 * e_{t-1} + 0.0942 * e_{t-2} + e_{t}$$
Summarizing we have the following:
Now we will provide some diagnostic plots for the residuals of the best model (MA(2)). Based on the residuals of the restricted MA(2) model, we will present the:
ma2residualsTS <- ts(ma2fit$residuals, frequency=12, start = c(1991, 1), end = c(2004, 12))
par(mfrow=c(3,2))
# set up the graphics
acf(ts(ma2residualsTS,freq=1), 48, main="ACF of residuals")
pacf(ts(ma2residualsTS,freq=1), 48, main="PACF of residuals")
acf(ts(ma2residualsTS^2,freq=1), 48, main="ACF of squared residuals")
pacf(ts(ma2residualsTS^2,freq=1), 48, main="PACF of squared residuals")
qqnorm(ma2residualsTS,main="Normal QQplot of residuals")
qqline(ma2residualsTS)
Based on the residual plots presented above:
forecast <- predict(ma2fit, 12)
# plot of forecasts with 1 standard error
par(mfrow=c(1,1))
UL <- forecast$pred + forecast$se
LL <- forecast$pred - forecast$se
predTS <- ts(forecast$pred, frequency=12, start = c(2004, 12))
UL_TS <- ts(forecast$pred, frequency=12, start = c(2004, 12))
LL_TS <- ts(forecast$pred, frequency=12, start = c(2004, 12))
min_x <- min(ma2residualsTS, LL)
max_x <- max(ma2residualsTS, UL)
ts.plot(ma2residualsTS, predTS)
lines(predTS, col="red", type="o")
lines(UL_TS, col="blue", lty="dashed")
lines(LL_TS, col="blue", lty="dashed")
library(hydroGOF)
MSE <- mse(forecast$pred, forecast$se)
MSE
$$MSE = 1.606 * 10^{-5}$$


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Green River Killer finally snagged
Wire Services | Submitted by: The Gamble
"Uttering the word 'guilty' 48 times with chilling calm, Gary Leon Ridgway admitted Wednesday he is the Green River Killer and confessed to strangling four dozen women over two decades - 'so many women I have a hard time keeping them straight.'... He struck a plea bargain that will spare him from execution for those killings and bring life in prison without parole for one of the most baffling and disturbing serial killer cases the nation has ever seen... He said he left some bodies in 'clusters' and enjoyed driving by the sites afterward, thinking about what he had done.  Other serial killers have bragged of murdering many dozens of victims, but Ridgway's plea agreement, signed June 13, puts more murders on his record than any other serial killer in U.S. history."
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Chinese restaurant caught with dog meat
Canoe | Submitted by: t. bakkeli
"Health officials have launched an investigation after the skinned carcasses of four canine animals - either coyotes or dogs - were found in a downtown restaurant freezer. Edmonton Humane Society constables and environmental health officers removed the carcasses from the Panda Garden restaurant, 10507 Kingsway Ave... The carcasses were found on the floor of the restaurant's walk-in freezer. Two were in black plastic garbage bags but the others were uncovered when he inspected the freezer, said Reive. 'They were skinned from nose to tail. The fur was still on the paws - that's the only spot.'"
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FBI uncertain about 20th hijacker identity
CNN | Submitted by: jimbo
"An operating theory exists among some U.S. government investigators working on the September 11 case that a 20th hijacker was intended in the terrorist airliner attacks... Officials said that while the FBI is looking into the possibility of a potential 20th hijacker, other U.S. officials cast doubt on the concept. The theory became public as a footnote to a document released Friday in the case of alleged terrorist Zacharias Moussaoui, who earlier had been suspected as a possible 20th hijacker on September 11. The footnote reads: '[A]s late as August 2001, al Qaeda was still trying to insert new hijackers into the September 11 attacks.'"
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Sex fantasy turns ugly
ABC TV affiliates | Submitted by: optional
"He allegedly went to the woman's Waukesha apartment and allegedly used a stun gun to abduct her. He then took her to a lakeside cabin where police say the two had consensual sex. The woman tells police it turned ugly when the man carved the name 'Jesus' into her back with a knife."
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Castration attempt fails due to choice of tool
News Corporation | Submitted by: Draz-Nova
"A popular karaoke performer was hospitalized after his jealous wife tried - but failed - to cut off his penis while he slept Wednesday, Phnom Penh police said. Kan Bun Hou, 26, was asleep when his wife, Ma Len, attacked him with a razor blade... 'The injury is not severe.  Hughs and Nelson were looking for the woman late last month to arrest her on two warrants from Ellensburg, according to an affidavit by Special Agent Christopher Taylor of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives."
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Patriot Act employed against strip clubs
Las Vegas Review-Journal | Submitted by: Jonny Plasma
"The investigation of strip club owner Michael Galardi and numerous politicians appears to be the first time federal authorities have used the Patriot Act in a public corruption probe... Two of Nevada's lawmakers blasted the FBI for employing the act in the Galardi probe, saying the agency overstepped its bounds. Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., said Congress intended the Patriot Act to help federal authorities root out threats from terrorists and spies after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. 'The law was intended for activities related to terrorism and not to naked women... Let me say, with Galardi and his whole gang, I don't condone, appreciate or support all their nakedness. But having said that, I haven't heard anyone say at any time he was involved with terrorism.'"
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Saadi Qaddafi flunks piss test
Sports Illustrated | Submitted by: Rockpile
"The Serie A soccer career of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's son Saadi suffered a major setback before it even began due to a failed doping test... Saadi Gadhafi tested positive in a drug exam following what was to have been his first match, the Italian Olympic Committee said Wednesday. Gadhafi, who signed to play for Perugia, was found to have an amount of the performance-enhancing steroid norandrosterone in his system that exceeded the allowable limit... Nearly all soccer experts agreed that Gadhafi didn't have enough talent to play in Serie A, considered one of the best leagues in the world."
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Vatican: masturbation bad for the transmission
Independent Online | Submitted by: DocJen
"'Driving only in first gear, not only do you prevent the Ferrari expressing its full power, but gradually you wear it out and thereby ruin a masterpiece of technology,' Father Giordano Muraro wrote in the magazine Vita Pastorale. Muraro was responding to a reader who asked whether it was sinful to masturbate in the absence of one's spouse in order to reduce sexual tension." [Much healthier to molest altar boys, presumably.]
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"Carter Singleton says he was weak and lost 80 pounds in five months from cancer when he followed a friend's advice to smoke marijuana, which helped him get back his appetite and gain weight. Now, Singleton is awaiting trial on a felony charge of growing marijuana - which he admits he grew in his basement for personal use. If convicted, the 65-year-old could go to prison for one to five years or be placed on probation... The 6-foot-tall Singleton said he was diagnosed in 2001 with non-Hodgkin's malignant lymphoma. He said he weighed 230 pounds before the cancer ravaged his body. 'I was starving to death,' he said.  [And only eight years too late.] ... The world's largest and wealthiest software company... urged anyone with information about the two computer infections to contact local offices of the FBI, Secret Service or Interpol." [Now that wasn't so hard, was it?]
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Christian Science Monitor | Submitted by: Soylent
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This tutorial shows you how to write an image classification example with camera.
To try the example you should click the modelFile button(and configFile button if needed) to upload inference model.
You can find the model URLs and parameters in the model info section.
Then You should change the parameters in the first code snippet according to the uploaded model.
Finally click Start/Stop button to start or stop the camera capture.
1.The parameters for model inference which you can modify to investigate more models.
2.The function to capture video from camera, and the main loop in which will do inference once.
3.Load labels from txt file and process it into an array.
4.Get blob from image as input for net, and standardize it with mean and std.
5.Fetch model file and save to emscripten file system once click the input button.
6.The post-processing, including softmax if needed and get the top classes from the output vector.


Write a program that shows "Hello Processing" in a window like this:
Draw your first graphics
We will be learning most of our programming using simple graphics and Processing helps make this easy.
// make the sketch window 600 pixels wide by 400 pixels high
// default is 100x100
size(600,400);
// make the sketch window background black (0 means black here)
// Follow the colour tutorial to learn more about color codes
background(0);
// draw a rectangle with top left corner at (10,10), width 50, height 100
// computer graphics start with (0,0) at the top left (try a few different numbers and see what happens)
// read the drawing tutorial to learn more about computer graphics
rect(10,10,50,100);
// set the color of the next graphic
// here it turns the rectangle red using a "red/green/blue" (RGB) color code for bright red: red=255, blue=0, green=0
fill(255,0,0);
rect(10,10,50,100);
// draw text "Some Text" at (50,50)
text("Some Text",50,50);
// change the font size of the next text
// here it sets the size of "Some Text" to 48
textSize(48);
text("Some Text",20,20);


The site I chose to test is National Geographic Kids website. I chose this website mainly because the test subjects I had access to were kids. I wanted to find a site that would be somthing that would interest them.
The Test
The purpose of the test was to see if a school age child could navigate the website on their own without the help of an adult. Each child was asked what they first noticed about the site and what they thought the site was used for. Then each child was asked to complete three tasks. The First task was to find information about Geckos. The second task was to find the action game "Just Joking: funny or not". The third task was to explore the Us State Florida.
The Results
Each child notcied all the different things they could do on the site. The first things noticed were the games tab and all the pictures of animals.
Each child speculated that the site was for learning about nature and animals.
For the first task there were two different paths that were followed to find information about Geckos. The first path was to click on the animals tab, click on animals and then click on Geckos.
The second path was to use the search feature on the top right of the page to search "Geckos", lick on "Geckos" and then scroll through the page to find the info they needed.
The first path was more efficient than the second path. The first path was kept in the same tab but the second path opened two new tabs for a total of three tabs. The second path made it harder for the child to go back and find other animals easily.
For the second task each child followed the same path. The path they followed was to click on games, click on action and then scrolled down until they found the game "Just joking:funny or not".
For the third task each child followed the same path like they did for the second path. The path they followed was to click on the explore tab, click on U.S. States and then they scrolled down to Florida.
The Next Steps
This site is very well done. The children didn't have any issues completing the tasks they were asked to complete. The only suggestion that I have from this test is to have the search results kept in the same tab instead of opening a new tab for each thing selected. If a child wanted to search for something else when the first search is done they would have even more tabs open up. If they searched lots of items they could get lost in tons of different tabs.


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Depending upon the changed world logistic necessaries, Losepa is describing its flexible structure according to the global market. Our company is aimed to supply our dear valued customers all kinds of logistic needs within supply chain, with advanced operational power, service diversity. Supply relevant cost and creating competitive advantages of alternative logistic solutions.
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This is a collection of my solutions of online judge problems.
>All solutions are catagoried at Catagory
>All solutions are archived at Archived
>All complete codes can be found at my website : https://algorithm.dun.so


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Match Play. Red leads 3-2 to 5. How should Red play 65?
pips Red=118 White=166
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Red has four stripped outer board points and has just been given the chance to clear one of them and create new builders - he should take it.
White has an anchor, and the cube is in the middle and both of these point to clearing the 14-pt.
While winning a gammon is very powerful, the first priority is to win the game. If Red plays 9/3*, 8/3 and White enters Red will still have a lot of work to do.
Connectivity implies that 14/9, 14/8 is the right way to go and indeed it is. Making the 3-pt is a bad blunder.
White has an anchor, and the cube is in the middle and both of these point to clearing the 14-pt.
While winning a gammon is very powerful, the first priority is to win the game. If Red plays 9/3*, 8/3 and White enters Red will still have a lot of work to do.
Connectivity implies that 14/9, 14/8 is the right way to go and indeed it is. Making the 3-pt is a bad blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 14/9 14/8 Eq.: +1.013 0.793 0.167 0.001 - 0.207 0.027 0.000 2. Cubeful 2-ply 9/3* 8/3 Eq.: +0.942 (-0.071) 0.741 0.264 0.004 - 0.259 0.040 0.001 3. Cubeful 0-ply 14/3* Eq.: +0.822 (-0.190) 0.714 0.239 0.006 - 0.286 0.058 0.001 4. Cubeful 0-ply 13/8 13/7 Eq.: +0.773 (-0.239) 0.706 0.202 0.004 - 0.294 0.052 0.001 5. Cubeful 0-ply 9/4 9/3* Eq.: +0.759 (-0.254) 0.696 0.249 0.007 - 0.304 0.065 0.001


Features
Features are special abilities that a creature has beyond their physical abilities.
Each Feature has an associated "Feature Cost", which is an indication of how powerful the Feature is.
At first level, a character has 8 Feature Points, with which to buy Features. Each level a character gains 8 more Feature Points.


Carol Burnett returning to ‘Mad About You’ revival
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Carol Burnett will be among the familiar faces gracing the “Mad About You” revival.
Sony Pictures Television announced Monday that Burnett will reprise her Emmy-winning role as the mother of Helen Hunt’s character. “Mad About You” is returning for a limited run on the Spectrum Originals streaming service later this month.
Hunt and Reiser play the Buchmans, a New York married couple, in the NBC series that aired 164 episodes before its finale in May 1999. The revival will focus on the Buchmans and their marriage after their daughter leaves for college.
“Mad About You” won 12 Emmy Awards, including four for Hunt and one of Burnett in 1997.
The revival debuts on Nov. 20 and will conclude its season on Dec. 18.
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All Pawns Must Die
Simple GUI for UCI chess engine using C# and Windows Forms
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Public Member Functions | |
| ChessPiece (PieceColor pieceColor, PieceClass pieceClass, PieceFile pieceFile, int pieceRank) | |
| Create a new ChessPiece More... | |
| ChessPiece (ChessPiece oldPiece) | |
| Copy Constructor More... | |
| void | TempMove (PieceFile newFile, int newRank) |
| Moves the piece, but this is intended to be short lived. Reset with ResetTempMove method More... | |
| void | ResetTempMove () |
| Reset the piece to its 'real' position. Should be called after TempMove only and always paired with it. More... | |
| void | Move (PieceFile newFile, int newRank) |
| Moves the piece to a new location. Does not validate if move is legal More... | |
| void | PromoteOnNextMove (PieceClass newLotInLife) |
| Promote the piece to a new class More... | |
| void | Demote () |
| Revert to a pawn....used to takeback moves More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | IsOnBackRank (ChessPiece piece) |
| Checks if the piece is on the back rank (color matters) More... | |
Properties | |
| PieceColor | Color [get] |
| Piece color More... | |
| PieceClass | Job [get] |
| Piece class (King, Queen, etc) More... | |
| int | Rank [get] |
| Piece Rank [1-8] More... | |
| PieceFile | File [get] |
| Piece file [a-h] More... | |
| bool | Deployed [get, set] |
| Has the piece ever moved? Used for pawns and castling rights More... | |
| bool | Captured [get, set] |
| Is the piece captured? More... | |
Encapsulates a chess piece
| AllPawnsMustDie.ChessPiece.ChessPiece | ( | PieceColor | pieceColor, |
| PieceClass | pieceClass, | ||
| PieceFile | pieceFile, | ||
| int | pieceRank | ||
| ) |
Create a new ChessPiece
| pieceColor | Color |
| pieceClass | King, Queen, Rook, etc |
| pieceFile | file location |
| pieceRank | rank location |
| AllPawnsMustDie.ChessPiece.ChessPiece | ( | ChessPiece | oldPiece | ) |
Copy Constructor
| oldPiece | ChessPiece to copy |
| void AllPawnsMustDie.ChessPiece.Demote | ( | ) |
Revert to a pawn....used to takeback moves
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static |
Checks if the piece is on the back rank (color matters)
| piece | ChessPiece to check |
| void AllPawnsMustDie.ChessPiece.Move | ( | PieceFile | newFile, |
| int | newRank | ||
| ) |
Moves the piece to a new location. Does not validate if move is legal
| newFile | new file for the piece |
| newRank | new rank for the piece |
| void AllPawnsMustDie.ChessPiece.PromoteOnNextMove | ( | PieceClass | newLotInLife | ) |
Promote the piece to a new class
| newLotInLife | PieceClass after promotion e.g. Queen 99.99999% of the time |
| void AllPawnsMustDie.ChessPiece.ResetTempMove | ( | ) |
Reset the piece to its 'real' position. Should be called after TempMove only and always paired with it.
| void AllPawnsMustDie.ChessPiece.TempMove | ( | PieceFile | newFile, |
| int | newRank | ||
| ) |
Moves the piece, but this is intended to be short lived. Reset with ResetTempMove method
| newFile | new File |
| newRank | new Rank |
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getset |
Is the piece captured?
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Piece color
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getset |
Has the piece ever moved? Used for pawns and castling rights
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get |
Piece file [a-h]
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Piece class (King, Queen, etc)
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get |
Piece Rank [1-8]


The Olympic Games
Objectives & Workplan
Objective
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Expand viewing audience - only sporting event watched equally by men & women
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Grow emotional storytelling - each story an opportunity to heighten emotional intensity & viewer engagement
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Develop coordinated, pre-screened audio toolkits - give voice to diverse real-time stories that are emotionally compelling
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Increase use of NBC Olympics curated library
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Reduce legal exposure to non-cleared music & overused music tracks inadvertently becoming un-authorized themes
Work Plan
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Cidentify and assess - library usage issues and make recommendations
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NBC Olympics theme & thread filters for the real time story telling
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Curate a 10,000 track online, pre-cleared music library
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Digital production tool - computer based reservation system and preview sampler
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Cidentify and assess - library usage issues and make recommendations
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Present and train 100+ production teams
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Original music for advanced stories
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24 hour on location support, assistance and back up
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User friendly color & icon coded portably music system


Plug v1.4.3 Plug.ErrorHandler View Source
A module to be used in your existing plugs in order to provide error handling.
defmodule AppRouter do
use Plug.Router
use Plug.ErrorHandler
plug :match
plug :dispatch
get "/hello" do
send_resp(conn, 200, "world")
end
def handle_errors(conn, %{kind: _kind, reason: _reason, stack: _stack}) do
send_resp(conn, conn.status, "Something went wrong")
end
end
Once this module is used, a callback named handle_errors/2
should
be defined in your plug. This callback should accept a connection and a map
containing:
- the exception kind (
:throw
,:error
or:exit
), - the reason (an exception for errors or a term for others)
- the stacktrace
After the callback is invoked, the error is re-raised.
It is advised to do as little work as possible when handling errors and avoid accessing data like parameters and session, as the parsing of those is what could have led the error to trigger in the first place.
Also notice that these pages are going to be shown in production. If
you are looking for error handling to help during development, consider
using Plug.Debugger
.
Note: If this module is used with Plug.Debugger
, it must be used
after Plug.Debugger
.


Markdown
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Etobicoke Swim Club 2020 OUAs at TPASC - 2/6/2020 to 2/8/2020 Event 22S Men 100 SC Meter Backstroke Swim-off ========================================================================= Name Year School Finals Points ========================================================================= === - Swim-off === 1 Maxwell, Camero 1 Mustangs 57.24 27.65 57.24 (29.59) 2 Gillespie-Fries 3 Warriors 58.12 28.19 58.12 (29.93)


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Enum -
HostInternetScsiHbaChapAuthenticationType(vim.host.InternetScsiHba.ChapAuthenticationType)
- Since
- vSphere API 4.0
Enum Description
The type of CHAP authentication setting to use.
prohibited : do not use CHAP.
preferred : use CHAP if successfully negotiated,
but allow non-CHAP connections as fallback
discouraged : use non-CHAP, but allow CHAP connectsion as fallback
required : use CHAP for connection strictly, and fail if CHAP
negotiation fails.
Defaults to preferred on first configuration if unspecified.
Enum Constants
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zure¶
To obtain an account on Azure you can follow our instructions at
Azure Account. The configuration file containes the following:
cloudmesh:
...
cloud:
...
azure:
cm:
active: False
heading: Azure
host: azure.microsoft.com
label: Azure
kind: azure
version: TBD
service: compute
default:
image: 'Canonical:UbuntuServer:16.04-LTS:latest'
size: 'Basic_A0'
resource_group: 'cloudmesh'
storage_account: 'cmdrive'
network: 'cmnetwork'
subnet: 'cmsubnet'
blob_container: 'vhds'
credentials:
AZURE_TENANT_ID: 'xxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'
AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID: 'xxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'
AZURE_APPLICATION_ID: 'xxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'
AZURE_SECRET_KEY: TBD
AZURE_REGION: 'northcentralus'
OpenStack¶
We provide an example of how to use an OpenStack based cloud in
Cloudmesh. Please, place the following to your cloudmesh.yaml
file
and replace the values for TBD
. Our example uses Chameleon Cloud. This is a cloud for academic
research. Certainly, you can configure other clouds based on this
template. We have successfully used also clouds in Canada (Cybera),
Germany (KIT), Indiana University (jetstream). TO get started, you can
even install your local cloud with devstack and make adjustments.
Please remember you can have multiple clouds in the
cloudmesh.yaml
file so you could if you have access to them
integrate all of them. You will need access to a project and add your
project number to. the credentials. Example for chameleon cloud:
cloudmesh:
...
cloud:
...
chameleon:
cm:
active: True
heading: Chameleon
host: chameleoncloud.org
label: chameleon
kind: openstack
version: liberty
service: compute
credentials:
OS_AUTH_URL: https://openstack.tacc.chameleoncloud.org:5000/v2.0
OS_USERNAME: TBD
OS_PASSWORD: TBD
OS_TENANT_NAME: CH-819337
OS_TENANT_ID: CH-819337
OS_PROJECT_NAME: CH-819337
OS_PROJECT_DOMAIN_ID: default
OS_USER_DOMAIN_ID: default
OS_VERSION: liberty
OS_REGION_NAME: RegionOne
OS_KEY_PATH: ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
default:
flavor: m1.small
image: CC-Ubuntu16.04
username: cc
Virtual Box¶
Virtualbox has at this time-limited functionality, but creation, ssh, and the deletion of the virtual box is possible.
You can also integrate virtualbox as part of cloudmesh while providing the following description:
cloudmesh:
...
cloud:
...
vbox:
cm:
active: False
heading: Vagrant
host: localhost
label: vbox
kind: vagrant
version: TBD
service: compute
default:
path: ~/.cloudmesh/vagrant
image: "generic/ubuntu1810"
credentials:
local: True
hostname: localhost
Storage Providers¶
General description for all storage providers, comment on the
default:
and what that does
AWS S3¶
It is beyond the scope of this manual to discuss how to get an account on Google. However, we do provide a convenient documentation at AWS Account.
In the cloudmesh.yaml
file, the ‘aws’ section under ‘storage’
describes an example configuration or a AWS S3 storage provider. In
the credentials section under aws, specify the access key id and
secret access key which is available in the AWS console under AWS
IAM service
-> Users
-> Security Credentials
. Container is
the default Bucket which is used to store the files in AWS
S3. The region is the geographic area like us-east-1
which contains
the bucket. The region is required to get a connection handle on the S3
Client or resource for that geographic area. Here is a sample:
cloudmesh:
...
storage:
aws:
cm:
heading: aws
host: amazon.aws.com
label: aws
kind: awsS3
version: TBD
service: storage
default:
directory: /
credentials:
access_key_id: *********
secret_access_key: *******
container: name of bucket that you want user to be contained in.
region: us-east-1
Google drive¶
Due to bugs in the requirements of the google driver code, we have not yet included it in the Provider code. This needs to be fixed before we can do this.
It is beyond the scope of this manual to discuss how to get an account on Google. However, we do provide a convenient documentation at .
The cloudmesh.yaml
file needs to be set up as follows for the
‘gdrive’ section under ‘storage’:
cloudmesh:
...
storge:
gdrive:
cm:
heading: GDrive
host: gdrive.google.com
kind: gdrive
label: GDrive
version: TBD
service: storage
credentials:
auth_host_name: localhost
auth_host_port:
- ****
- ****
auth_provider_x509_cert_url: "https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/certs"
auth_uri: "https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth"
client_id: *******************
client_secret: ************
project_id: ************
redirect_uris:
- "urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob"
- "http://localhost"
token_uri: "https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token"
default:
directory: TBD
Google Cloud Storage¶
cloudmesh:
...
storage:
...
google:
cm:
name: google
active: 'true'
heading: GCP
host: https://console.cloud.google.com/storage
kind: google
version: TBD
service: storage
default:
directory: cloudmesh_gcp
Location_type: Region
Location: us - east1
Default_storage_class: Standard
Access_control: Uniform
Encryption: Google-managed
Link_URL: https://console.cloud.google.com/storage/browser/cloudmesh_gcp
Link_for_gsutil: gs://cloudmesh_gcp
credentials:
type: service_account
project_id: imposing-coast-123456
private_key_id: a1b2c3d4*********
private_key: '-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----
***********************************************************
***********************************************************
...
***********************************************************
-----END PRIVATE KEY-----
'
client_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>client_id: '1234567******23456'
auth_uri: https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth
token_uri: https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token
auth_provider_x509_cert_url: https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/certs
client_x509_cert_url: https://www.googleapis.com/robot/v1/metadata/x509/user%40imposing-coast-12345.iam.gserviceaccount.com
Box¶
It is beyond the scope of this manual to discuss how to get an account on Google. However, we do provide a convenient documentation at Box Account.
In the cloudmesh.yaml
file, find the ‘box’ section under ‘storage’.
Under credentials, set config_path
to the path of the configuration
file you created as described in the Box chapter:
cloudmesh:
...
box:
cm:
heading: Box
host: box.com
label: Box
kind: box
version: TBD
service: storage
default:
directory: /
credentials:
config_path: ******************************
Log File¶
Note
Previous versions of cloudmesh had a sophisticated logging feature. This version has this feature not yet made available. Implement it and make available. At this time, it is not our highest priority.
Log files are stored by default in ~/.cloudmesh/log
The directory
can be specified in the yaml file.


r2stl, R package for visualizing data using a 3D printer Package r2stl converts R data to STL (stereolithography) files that can be used to feed a 3-dimensional printer. The 3-dimensional output from an R function can be materialized into a solid surface in a plastic material, therefore allowing more detailed examination. There are many possible uses for this new R tool, such as to examine mathematical expressions with very irregular shapes, to aid teaching people with impaired vision, to create raised relief maps from digital elevation maps (DEMs), to bridge the gap between mathematical tools and rapid prototyping, and many more. Ian Walker created the function "r2stl" and Jose' Gama assembled the package.
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.7.0) |
| Published: | 2012-10-05 |
| Author: | Ian Walker and Jose' Gama |
| Maintainer: | Ian Walker <i.walker at bath.ac.uk> |
| License: | CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | r2stl results |
| Reference manual: | r2stl.pdf |
| Package source: | r2stl_1.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: r2stl_1.0.0.zip, r-release: r2stl_1.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: r2stl_1.0.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: r2stl_1.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: r2stl_1.0.0.tgz |
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 For the X-uninitiated, wheelchair-bound Prof. Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart) is the world's greatest telepath who runs a secret school where gifted youngsters are taught by Storm (Halle Berry), Cyclops (James Marsden) and Jean Grey (Famke Janssen). Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) and Rogue (Anna Paquin) are the newcomers. The adversarial evil Brotherhood - Sabretooth (Tyler Mane), Mystique (Rebecca Romjin-Stamos), Toad (Ray Park) - is led by the strongest and most powerful mutant ever known, Magneto (Ian McKellen), who captures a conservative U.S. Senator (Bruce Davison) in his determination to get respect by whatever means necessary. Director Bryan Singer ("The Usual Suspects," "Apt Pupil") enjoys dark character studies, keeping the comic-book action taut. And he's obviously been influenced by "Matrix" effects. The Cerebro, a chamber in which Xavier's psychic abilities are enhanced, is fascinating, as is Magneto's Lair and the Map Room, where a six-foot diameter table made of steel pins rises to form a 3-D topographical map of New York City. The Rogue Effect, which drains a person's life-force, is impressive and there's an incredible, high-energy, destructive sequence at the Statue of Liberty. With her scaly blue skin and red hair, Mystique is eye-candy as a shape-shifter, transforming herself, including fingerprints and voice, into anyone with whom she comes in contact. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "X-Men" is a cool, mythic 7. Die-hard Marvel Comic fanatics may quibble with these movie mutants but fans are out there and they will come.
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Type: number
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Type: number
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A holder for compressed data independent of the file format.
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A simple workflow for static websites with live-reload local server, Babel transpiler for JavaScript and bundling CSS with PostCSS and CSSNext.
Features
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Processing styles with PostCSS
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CSSNext installed by default
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Babel Transpiler for JavaScript (ES6)
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JavaScript Concatenating and Minification
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CSS Minification
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HTML Minification
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Image Compression
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Asset Copying
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Templating and Partial HTML Injection
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Cache Busting
-
Dev Server for Built Site
-
Live Reload
Setup
This project requires node version 6. This is the only global dependency.
NodeJS
Clone Repository:
https://github.com/DEEP-IMPACT-AG/staticweb-build
Install node packages:
Development
To start the development server just run the dev task:
$ npm run devThis will start the development server. The server is based on browserSync, supports live reloading which enables hot swapping of CSS styles without reloading the page.
Templating
To avoid repetitive HTML code the build uses gulp-file-include, allowing to re-use chunks of code written in separate files. It is recommended to place the included files in the /src/includes directory to keep track of changes and live-reload.
Simple Include
@@include(‘./includes/header.html')Include with Parameters
@@include('./includes/helmet.html', {"title": "Static Web Build"
})
Filename: /includes/helmet.html
<title>@@title</title>If Statement
@@include(‘./includes/header.html’{"menu": true
});
Filename: /includes/header.html
@@if (menu === true) {@@include('./includes/menu.html')
}
Loops
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{ "title": "Another post", "text": "lorem ipsum..." },
{ "title": "One more post", "text": "lorem ipsum..." }
])
Filename: /includes/loop-article.html

@@title

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Production
To build the production files run the prod task:
$ npm run prodThe files will be generated in the app/ directory. The production build automatically minifies the html and css. By default also the javascript files are concatenated in one bundle: assets/js/bundle.js.
Image Optimization
For image optimization and SVG compression run:
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Note: The Gulpfile.js requires a build restart for any changes to take effect.
PostCSS Plugins
Currently, PostCSS has more than 200 plugins. You can find all of the plugins in the plugins list or in the searchable catalog. CSSNext is installed in the default configuration.
var pluginsDev = [partialimport,
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];
var pluginsProd = [
partialimport,
cssnext(),
cssnano()
];
JavaScript Files
JavaScript files located in the project source directory src/assets/js/ and are automatically concatenated and included in the build process. However you can add additional / external JavaScript libraries by including the files in the Gulp configuration.
var headerJS = ['node_modules/aos/dist/aos.js'
];
var footerJS = [
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];
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CDataChunk's over a
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CPasswordChangeFilter - A class
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Following link from the PyPi, I've stumbled upon this page: http://emhsoft.net/index.html
The abstract shooters on that page are very nice. Also, a few of those games are implemented with pygame ;-) .


new BiBreadthFirstFinder(allowDiagonal)
Bi-directional Breadth-First-Search path finder.
- Source:
- ./src/modules/BiBreadthFirst.js, line 7
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
allowDiagonal |
boolean | Whether diagonal movement is allowed. |
Extends
Methods
-
<protected> _constructPath(x1, y1, x2, y2, which) → {Array.<Array.<number>>}
-
Construct the path according to the nodes' parents.
- Source:
- ./src/modules/BiBreadthFirst.js, line 214
Parameters:
Name Type Description x1
number X coordinate of one of the meeting nodes. y1
number Y coordinate of one of the meeting nodes. x2
number X coordinate of the other meeting node. y2
number Y coordinate of the other meeting node. which
string Construction initiated by `source` or `target`. Returns:
The path, including both start and end positions.- Type
- Array.<Array.<number>>
-
_expand(which) → {boolean}
-
Expand one of the queues.
- Source:
- ./src/modules/BiBreadthFirst.js, line 80
Parameters:
Name Type Description which
string Expand `source` or `target`. Returns:
Whether the path has been found.- Type
- boolean
-
_expandSource() → {boolean}
-
Expand the source open list.
- Source:
- ./src/modules/BiBreadthFirst.js, line 61
Returns:
Whether the path has been found.- Type
- boolean
-
_expandTarget() → {boolean}
-
Expand the target open list.
- Source:
- ./src/modules/BiBreadthFirst.js, line 70
Returns:
Whether the path has been found.- Type
- boolean
-
<protected> _find() → {Array.<[number, number]>}
-
Find and return the the path.
- Source:
- ./src/modules/BiBreadthFirst.js, line 22
Returns:
The path, including both start and end positions.- Type
- Array.<[number, number]>
-
<protected> _inspectNodeAt(x, y, px, py, which) → {boolean}
-
Push the position into the open list if this position is not in the list. Otherwise, if the position can be accessed with a lower cost from the given parent position, then update its parent and cost
- Source:
- ./src/modules/BiBreadthFirst.js, line 180
Parameters:
Name Type Description x
number The x coordinate of the position. y
number The y coordinate of the position. px
number The x coordinate of the parent position. py
number The y coordinate of the parent position. which
string Inspection by 'source' or 'target'. Returns:
Whether the path has been found.- Type
- boolean
-
<protected> _inspectSurround(x, y, which) → {boolean}
-
Inspect the surrounding nodes of the given position
- Source:
- ./src/modules/BiBreadthFirst.js, line 103
Parameters:
Name Type Description x
number The x coordinate of the position. y
number The y coordinate of the position. which
string Inspection by 'source' or 'target'. Returns:
Whether the path has been found.- Type
- boolean
-
<protected> _inspectSurroundDiagonal(x, y, which) → {boolean}
-
Inspect the surrounding nodes of the given position (including the diagonal ones).
- Source:
- ./src/modules/BiBreadthFirst.js, line 132
Parameters:
Name Type Description x
number The x coordinate of the position. y
number The y coordinate of the position. which
string Inspection by 'source' or 'target'. Returns:
Whether the path has been found.- Type
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As iOS developers we live in the world of Objective-C and Swift, two languages competing for our attention. Objective-C came around in the 80's and was adopted by the Steve Jobs start-up NeXT then by Apple as well when the companies merged.
Objective-C was not really purpose-built for it's implementation and arguably one of the more impressive things to come out of Apple under Tim Cook's tenure is a replacement (or update, depending on how you look at it).
Thirty years is a long time in the software development world and Apple is right to make the large investment they have in this behind-the-scenes project. With Swift, Apple intends to have safer, more readable programs and empower a larger audience of programmers as well.
I was really looking forward to moving on from Objective-C and into Swift, but slowly studying Objective-C has gone from frustrating to straight-forward. What felt archaic at first is now familiar.
Our pace is extreme though. With just 12 weeks to take in a huge skill-set we don't have time to rest on our laurels. This challenge of a new language, like the challenges before, is mostly only intimidating because it is unfamiliar.
While it has proven a big challenge to think in one language and move to the other, it's also a consistent reminder of the time and effort I need to put in. For me, the goal of moving seamlessly through the workings of my favorite apps is constantly appealing. Building these things and figuring out how they work is fun! However I'm only going to get there with a healthy portion of grit.
When we come to an intimidating obstacle it should never be a moment of panic. Easier said than done, but it does help me to see in each frustration the opportunity for a lesson to be learned. For many of my frustrations lately the lesson is simple: there is more work to do.


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However, this JSON patch demo requires the use of Ably's history API, which by default, is not enabled. You need to enable this from your Ably dashboard, which you can access in one of two ways. To access your dashboard:
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import {DialogModule} from '@angular/cdk/dialog';
Dialog
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
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Stream that emits when all open dialog have finished closing. Will emit on subscribe if there are no open dialogs to begin with. |
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Stream that emits when a dialog has been opened. |
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Keeps track of the currently-open dialogs. |
| closeAll | |
|---|---|
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Closes all of the currently-open dialogs. |
| getDialogById | |
|---|---|
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Finds an open dialog by its id. |
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| Parameters | |
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id string
|
ID to use when looking up the dialog. |
| Returns | |
DialogRef<R, C> | undefined
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| open | |
|---|---|
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Opens a modal dialog containing the given component. |
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| Parameters | |
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component ComponentType<C>
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Type of the component to load into the dialog. |
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config? DialogConfig<D, DialogRef<R, C>, BasePortalOutlet>
|
Extra configuration options. |
| Returns | |
DialogRef<R, C>
|
Reference to the newly-opened dialog. |
| open | |
|---|---|
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Opens a modal dialog containing the given template. |
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| Parameters | |
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template TemplateRef<C>
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TemplateRef to instantiate as the dialog content. |
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config? DialogConfig<D, DialogRef<R, C>, BasePortalOutlet>
|
Extra configuration options. |
| Returns | |
DialogRef<R, C>
|
Reference to the newly-opened dialog. |
| open | |
|---|---|
| Parameters | |
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componentOrTemplateRef ComponentType<C> | TemplateRef<C>
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config? DialogConfig<D, DialogRef<R, C>, BasePortalOutlet>
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| Returns | |
DialogRef<R, C>
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DialogConfig
Configuration for opening a modal dialog.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
ID of the element that describes the dialog. |
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Dialog label applied via |
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ID of the element that labels the dialog. |
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Whether this is a modal dialog. Used to set the |
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Where the dialog should focus on open. |
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Optional CSS class or classes applied to the overlay backdrop. |
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Whether the dialog should close when the dialog service is destroyed. This is useful if another service is wrapping the dialog and is managing the destruction instead. |
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Whether the dialog should close when the user navigates backwards or forwards through browser
history. This does not apply to navigation via anchor element unless using URL-hash based
routing ( |
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Whether the dialog should close when the underlying overlay is detached. This is useful if another service is wrapping the dialog and is managing the destruction instead. E.g. an external detachment can happen as a result of a scroll strategy triggering it or when the browser location changes. |
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Alternate |
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Component into which the dialog content will be rendered. Defaults to |
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Data being injected into the child component. |
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Layout direction for the dialog's content. |
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Whether the dialog closes with the escape key or pointer events outside the panel element. |
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Whether the dialog has a backdrop. |
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Height of the dialog. |
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ID for the dialog. If omitted, a unique one will be generated. |
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Injector used for the instantiation of the component to be attached. If provided,
takes precedence over the injector indirectly provided by |
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Max-height of the dialog. If a number is provided, assumes pixel units. |
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Max-width of the dialog. If a number is provided, assumes pixel units. Defaults to 80vw. |
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Min-height of the dialog. If a number is provided, assumes pixel units. |
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Min-width of the dialog. If a number is provided, assumes pixel units. |
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Optional CSS class or classes applied to the overlay panel. |
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Strategy to use when positioning the dialog. Defaults to centering it on the page. |
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Providers that will be exposed to the contents of the dialog. Can also be provided as a function in order to generate the providers lazily. |
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Whether the dialog should restore focus to the previously-focused element upon closing. Has the following behavior based on the type that is passed in:
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The ARIA role of the dialog element. |
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Scroll strategy to be used for the dialog. This determines how the dialog responds to scrolling underneath the panel element. |
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Context that will be passed to template-based dialogs. A function can be passed in to resolve the context lazily. |
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Where the attached component should live in Angular's logical component tree. This affects what is available for injection and the change detection order for the component instantiated inside of the dialog. This does not affect where the dialog content will be rendered. |
|
Width of the dialog. |
DialogRef
Reference to a dialog opened via the Dialog service.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
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Emits when the backdrop of the dialog is clicked. |
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Emits when the dialog has been closed. |
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Instance of component opened into the dialog. Will be
null when the dialog is opened using a |
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Instance of the container that is rendering out the dialog content. |
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Whether the user is allowed to close the dialog. |
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Unique ID for the dialog. |
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Emits when on keyboard events within the dialog. |
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Emits on pointer events that happen outside of the dialog. |
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| addPanelClass | |
|---|---|
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Add a CSS class or an array of classes to the overlay pane. |
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| Parameters | |
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classes string | string[]
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| Returns | |
this
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| close | |
|---|---|
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Close the dialog. |
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| Parameters | |
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result? R
|
Optional result to return to the dialog opener. |
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options? DialogCloseOptions
|
Additional options to customize the closing behavior. |
| removePanelClass | |
|---|---|
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Remove a CSS class or an array of classes from the overlay pane. |
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| Parameters | |
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classes string | string[]
|
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| Returns | |
this
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| updatePosition | |
|---|---|
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Updates the position of the dialog based on the current position strategy. |
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| Returns | |
this
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| updateSize | |
|---|---|
|
Updates the dialog's width and height. |
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| Parameters | |
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width string | number = ''
|
New width of the dialog. |
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height string | number = ''
|
New height of the dialog. |
| Returns | |
this
|
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DialogCloseOptions
Additional options that can be passed in when closing a dialog.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
Focus original to use when restoring focus. |
| throwDialogContentAlreadyAttachedError |
|---|
AutoFocusTarget
Options for where to set focus to automatically on dialog open
type AutoFocusTarget = 'dialog' | 'first-tabbable' | 'first-heading';
DialogRole
Valid ARIA roles for a dialog.
type DialogRole = 'dialog' | 'alertdialog';
DIALOG_SCROLL_STRATEGY
Injection token for the Dialog's ScrollStrategy.
const DIALOG_SCROLL_STRATEGY: InjectionToken<() => ScrollStrategy>;
DIALOG_DATA
Injection token for the Dialog's Data.
const DIALOG_DATA: InjectionToken<any>;
DEFAULT_DIALOG_CONFIG
Injection token that can be used to provide default options for the dialog module.
const DEFAULT_DIALOG_CONFIG: InjectionToken<DialogConfig<unknown, unknown, BasePortalOutlet>>;


Policies.AdSwitchNew module¶
The AdSwitchNew policy for non-stationary bandits, from [[“Adaptively Tracking the Best Arm with an Unknown Number of Distribution Changes”. Peter Auer, Pratik Gajane and Ronald Ortner, 2019]](http://proceedings.mlr.press/v99/auer19a/auer19a.pdf)
It uses an additional \(\mathcal{O}(\tau_\max)\) memory for a game of maximum stationary length \(\tau_\max\).
Warning
This implementation is still experimental!
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Policies.AdSwitchNew.
mymean
(x)[source]¶ Simply
numpy.mean()
on x if x is non empty, otherwise0.0
.>>> np.mean([]) /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/numpy/core/fromnumeric.py:2957: RuntimeWarning: Mean of empty slice.
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Policies.AdSwitchNew.
Constant_C1
= 16.1¶ Default value for the constant \(C_1\). Should be \(>0\) and as large as possible, but not too large. In their paper, in section 4.2) page 8, an inequality controls C1: (5) states that for all s’, t’, C1 > 8 (2n - 1)/n where n = n_[s’,t’], so C1 > 16.
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Policies.AdSwitchNew.
DELTA_T
= 50¶ A small trick to speed-up the computations, the checks for changes of good/bad arms are going to have a step
DELTA_T
.
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Policies.AdSwitchNew.
DELTA_S
= 20¶ A small trick to speed-up the computations, the loops on \(s_1\), \(s_2\) and \(s\) are going to have a step
DELTA_S
.
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class
Policies.AdSwitchNew.
AdSwitchNew
(nbArms, horizon=None, C1=16.1, delta_s=20, delta_t=50, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
Policies.BasePolicy.BasePolicy
The AdSwitchNew policy for non-stationary bandits, from [[“Adaptively Tracking the Best Arm with an Unknown Number of Distribution Changes”. Peter Auer, Pratik Gajane and Ronald Ortner, 2019]](http://proceedings.mlr.press/v99/auer19a/auer19a.pdf)
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__init__
(nbArms, horizon=None, C1=16.1, delta_s=20, delta_t=50, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ New policy.
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horizon
= None¶ Parameter \(T\) for the AdSwitchNew algorithm, the horizon of the experiment. TODO try to use
DoublingTrickWrapper
to remove the dependency in \(T\) ?
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C1
= None¶ Parameter \(C_1\) for the AdSwitchNew algorithm.
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delta_s
= None¶ Parameter \(\delta_s\) for the AdSwitchNew algorithm.
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delta_t
= None¶ Parameter \(\delta_s\) for the AdSwitchNew algorithm.
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ell
= None¶ Variable \(\ell\) in the algorithm. Count the number of new episode.
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start_of_episode
= None¶ Variable \(t_l\) in the algorithm. Count the starting time of the current episode.
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set_GOOD
= None¶ Variable \(\mathrm{GOOD}_t\) in the algorithm. Set of “good” arms at current time.
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set_BAD
= None¶ Variable \(\mathrm{BAD}_t\) in the algorithm. Set of “bad” arms at current time. It always satisfies \(\mathrm{BAD}_t = \{1,\dots,K\} \setminus \mathrm{GOOD}_t\).
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set_S
= None¶ Variable \(S_t\) in the algorithm. A list of sets of sampling obligations of arm \(a\) at current time.
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mu_tilde_of_l
= None¶ Vector of variables \(\tilde{\mu}_{\ell}(a)\) in the algorithm. Count the empirical average of arm \(a\).
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gap_Delta_tilde_of_l
= None¶ Vector of variables \(\tilde{\Delta}_{\ell}(a)\) in the algorithm. Count the estimate of the gap of arm \(a\) against the best of the “good” arms.
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all_rewards
= None¶ Memory of all the rewards. A dictionary per arm, mapping time to rewards. Growing size until restart of that arm!
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history_of_plays
= None¶ Memory of all the past actions played!
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check_changes_good_arms
()[source]¶ Check for changes of good arms.
I moved this into a function, in order to stop the 4 for loops (
good_arm
,s_1
,s_2
,s
) as soon as a change was detected (early stopping).TODO this takes a crazy O(K t^3) time, it HAS to be done faster!
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check_changes_bad_arms
()[source]¶ Check for changes of bad arms, in O(K t).
I moved this into a function, in order to stop the 2 for loops (
good_arm
,s
) as soon as a change was detected (early stopping).
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n_s_t
(arm, s, t)[source]¶ Compute \(n_{[s,t]}(a) := \#\{\tau : s \leq \tau \leq t, a_{\tau} = a \}\), naively by using the dictionary of all plays
all_rewards
.
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mu_hat_s_t
(arm, s, t)[source]¶ Compute \(\hat{\tau}_{[s,t]}(a) := \frac{1}{n_{[s,t]}(a)} \sum_{\tau : s \leq \tau \leq t, a_{\tau} = a} r_t\), naively by using the dictionary of all plays
all_rewards
.
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__module__
= 'Policies.AdSwitchNew'¶
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