R Package to Implement Automated Covariate Selection for Two Exposure Cohorts Using High-Dimensional Propensity Score Algorithm
autoCovariateSelection is an R package that contains functions to implement automated covariate selection using methods described in the high-dimensional propensity score (HDPS) algorithm put forward by Schneeweiss et.al.
Original publication by Schneeweiss et.al. (2009)
Covariate adjustment in real-world-observational-data (RWD) is important for estimating adjusted outcomes and this can be done by using methods such as, but not limited to, propensity score matching, propensity score weighting and regression analysis. While these methods strive to statistically adjust for confounding, the major challenge is in selecting the potential covariates that can bias the outcomes comparison estimates in observational RWD (Real-World-Data). This is where the utility of automated covariate selection comes in.
The functions in this package help to implement the three steps of automated covariate selection. These three functions, in order of the steps required to execute automated covariate selection are:
In addition to these functions, a sample real-world-data from publicly available de-identified medical claims data is also available for running examples and also for further exploration.
How to install the version from GitHub
library("devtools")
install_github(repo = "https://github.com/technOslerphile/autoCovariateSelection")
Example using inbuilt data within the package
library("autoCovariateSelection")
library("dplyr")
data(rwd)
basetable <- rwd %>% select(person_id, treatment, outcome_date) %>% distinct()
patientIds <- basetable$person_id #this can be used as patientIdVector argument for the functions in this package
step1 <- get_candidate_covariates(df = rwd, domainVarname = "domain", eventCodeVarname = "event_code" ,
patientIdVarname = "person_id", patientIdVector = patientIds,n = 100, min_num_patients = 10)
out1 <- step1$covars_data #this will be input to get_recurrence_covariates() function
step2 <- get_recurrence_covariates(df = out1, patientIdVarname = "person_id", eventCodeVarname = "event_code", patientIdVector = patientIds)
out2 <- step2$recurrence_data #this will be input to get_prioritised_covariates() function
step3 <- get_prioritised_covariates(df = out2, patientIdVarname = "person_id", exposureVector = basetable$treatment,
outcomeVector = ifelse(is.na(basetable$outcome_date), 0,1),patientIdVector = patientIds, k = 10)
out3 <- step3$autoselected_covariate_df #dataframe containing the auto selected covariates for all the subjects in the table


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Suppose you have decided to use OpenID Connect with your transportation company's app to allow users to authenticate by using the same credentials they use to access Microsoft 365. These credentials are stored in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). Let's look at the resources and configuration you'll need to set this up properly.
A tenant is an instance of Azure AD that represents an organization. It's a dedicated instance of Azure AD that an organization or app developer receives when the organization or app developer creates a relationship with Microsoft, like signing up for Azure, Microsoft Intune, or Microsoft 365.
Each Azure AD tenant is distinct and separate from other Azure AD tenants. An Azure AD tenant has its own representation of work and school identities, and app registrations. An app registration inside your tenant can allow authentication from accounts only within your tenant or across all tenants.
Azure AD tenants are created in the .onmicrosoft.com domain by default. You can't delete or change this name, but you can add your own registered domain name, and then create users and app registrations within that domain.
Azure AD tenants can be created only in the Azure portal.
Within the Azure AD tenant, you'll need a registration for the application. The registration is a record of security details for the application in Azure AD. A registration ensures that Azure AD can identify the application and the user. An app registration includes these details:
Application registrations are configured in the Azure portal. Applications are registered on the App registrations > New application registration page for the Azure AD tenant.
There's a lot of detail to ensure that the OpenID Connect protocol specifications are followed properly. To help developers use OpenID Connect in their applications, Microsoft provides middleware to facilitate this communication. This middleware consists of APIs that include methods and properties that make it easy to interact with the identity provider.
The middleware is available for several different platforms. Microsoft supplies and supports middleware libraries for .NET Framework, .NET Core, and Node.js. There are also client-side libraries for JavaScript, Angular, PHP, and other platforms.
For example, if you have an ASP.NET Core 2.X web app, and you need to use the OpenID Connect protocol to authenticate users using Azure AD, you can utilize the Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.AzureAD.UI
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{
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"""
Normalize
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Normalize aspects of raw text that may vary in problematic ways.
"""
import re
import unicodedata
from .resources import (
QUOTE_TRANSLATION_TABLE,
RE_HYPHENATED_WORD,
RE_LINEBREAK,
RE_NONBREAKING_SPACE,
RE_ZWSP,
)
[docs]def normalize_hyphenated_words(text: str) -> str:
"""
Normalize words in ``text`` that have been split across lines by a hyphen
for visual consistency (aka hyphenated) by joining the pieces back together,
sans hyphen and whitespace.
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"""
Normalize all "fancy" single- and double-quotation marks in ``text``
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return text.translate(QUOTE_TRANSLATION_TABLE)
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"""
Normalize repeating characters in ``text`` by truncating their number of consecutive
repetitions to ``maxn``.
Args:
text
chars: One or more characters whose consecutive repetitions are to be normalized,
e.g. "." or "?!".
maxn: Maximum number of consecutive repetitions of ``chars`` to which
longer repetitions will be truncated.
Returns:
str
"""
return re.sub(r"({}){{{},}}".format(re.escape(chars), maxn + 1), chars * maxn, text)
[docs]def normalize_unicode(text: str, *, form: str = "NFC") -> str:
"""
Normalize unicode characters in ``text`` into canonical forms.
Args:
text
form ({"NFC", "NFD", "NFKC", "NFKD"}): Form of normalization applied to
unicode characters. For example, an "e" with accute accent "´" can be
written as "e´" (canonical decomposition, "NFD") or "é" (canonical
composition, "NFC"). Unicode can be normalized to NFC form
without any change in meaning, so it's usually a safe bet. If "NFKC",
additional normalizations are applied that can change characters' meanings,
e.g. ellipsis characters are replaced with three periods.
See Also:
https://docs.python.org/3/library/unicodedata.html#unicodedata.normalize
"""
return unicodedata.normalize(form, text)
[docs]def normalize_whitespace(text: str) -> str:
"""
Replace all contiguous zero-width spaces with an empty string, line-breaking spaces
with a single newline, and non-breaking spaces with a single space, then
strip any leading/trailing whitespace.
"""
text = RE_ZWSP.sub("", text)
text = RE_LINEBREAK.sub(r"\n", text)
text = RE_NONBREAKING_SPACE.sub(" ", text)
return text.strip()


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ldap_search
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ldap_search — Search LDAP tree
说明
resource ldap_search ( resource $link_identifier , string $base_dn , string
$filter [, array $attributes [, int $attrsonly [, int $sizelimit [, int
$timelimit [, int $deref ]]]]] )
Performs the search for a specified filter on the directory with the scope of
LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE. This is equivalent to searching the entire directory.
From 4.0.5 on it's also possible to do parallel searches. To do this you use an
array of link identifiers, rather than a single identifier, as the first
argument. If you don't want the same base DN and the same filter for all the
searches, you can also use an array of base DNs and/or an array of filters.
Those arrays must be of the same size as the link identifier array since the
first entries of the arrays are used for one search, the second entries are
used for another, and so on. When doing parallel searches an array of search
result identifiers is returned, except in case of error, then the entry
corresponding to the search will be FALSE. This is very much like the value
normally returned, except that a result identifier is always returned when a
search was made. There are some rare cases where the normal search returns
FALSE while the parallel search returns an identifier.
参数
link_identifier
An LDAP link identifier, returned by ldap_connect().
base_dn
The base DN for the directory.
filter
The search filter can be simple or advanced, using boolean operators in the
format described in the LDAP documentation (see the » Netscape Directory
SDK or » RFC4515 for full information on filters).
attributes
An array of the required attributes, e.g. array("mail", "sn", "cn"). Note
that the "dn" is always returned irrespective of which attributes types are
requested.
Using this parameter is much more efficient than the default action (which
is to return all attributes and their associated values). The use of this
parameter should therefore be considered good practice.
attrsonly
Should be set to 1 if only attribute types are wanted. If set to 0 both
attributes types and attribute values are fetched which is the default
behaviour.
sizelimit
Enables you to limit the count of entries fetched. Setting this to 0 means
no limit.
Note:
This parameter can NOT override server-side preset sizelimit. You can
set it lower though.
Some directory server hosts will be configured to return no more than a
preset number of entries. If this occurs, the server will indicate that
it has only returned a partial results set. This also occurs if you use
this parameter to limit the count of fetched entries.
timelimit
Sets the number of seconds how long is spend on the search. Setting this to
0 means no limit.
Note:
This parameter can NOT override server-side preset timelimit. You can
set it lower though.
deref
Specifies how aliases should be handled during the search. It can be one of
the following:
□ LDAP_DEREF_NEVER - (default) aliases are never dereferenced.
□ LDAP_DEREF_SEARCHING - aliases should be dereferenced during the search
but not when locating the base object of the search.
□ LDAP_DEREF_FINDING - aliases should be dereferenced when locating the
base object but not during the search.
□ LDAP_DEREF_ALWAYS - aliases should be dereferenced always.
返回值
Returns a search result identifier or FALSE on error.
范例
The example below retrieves the organizational unit, surname, given name and
email address for all people in "My Company" where the surname or given name
contains the substring $person. This example uses a boolean filter to tell the
server to look for information in more than one attribute.
Example #1 LDAP search
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";
$result = ldap_search($ldapconn,$ldaptree, "(cn=*)") or die ("Error in
search query: ".ldap_error($ldapconn));
$data = ldap_get_entries($ldapconn, $result);
// SHOW ALL DATA
echo '
'; print_r($data); echo ''; // iterate over array and print data for each entry echo '
"; // separate entries =============================================================================== Example of parallel search : =============================================================================== The internal attributes (like createTimestamp, modifyTimestamp, etc), don't come by default (when the optional parameter attributes is not set). You have to specify it: $r=ldap_search($ds,$base,$filter,array("createTimestamp")); ?> =============================================================================== Try to use ldap_list(), if possible. It is much faster. ldap_search searches a scope of LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE, but ldap_list searches a scope of just LDAP_SCOPE_ONELEVEL. This made a big difference on Novell eDirectory 8.6.1, even for a query that only returned 130 objects. Using an attribute list, the 4th function parameter (of either function), also made queries faster. =============================================================================== To do subtree search from top DN in Active Directory, Make sure you do your ldap_set_option(). >Could not connect to LDAP server<<"); ldap_set_option($connect, LDAP_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION, 3); ldap_set_option($connect, LDAP_OPT_REFERRALS, 0); $bind = ldap_bind($connect, $ldap_user, $ldap_pass) or exit(">>Could not bind to $ldap_host<<"); $read = ldap_search($connect, $base_dn, $filter) or exit(">>Unable to search ldap server<<"); $info = ldap_get_entries($connect, $read); echo $info["count"]." entries returned
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$ii=0;
for ($i=0; $ii<$info[$i]["count"]; $ii++){
$data = $info[$i][$ii];
echo $data.": ".$info[$i][$data][0]."
";
}
ldap_close($connect);
?>
===============================================================================
In order to perform the searches on Windows 2003 Server Active Directory you
have to set the LDAP_OPT_REFERRALS option to 0:
ldap_set_option($ldap, LDAP_OPT_REFERRALS, 0);
Without this, you will get "Operations error" if you try to search the whole AD
schema (using root of the domain as a $base_dn).
As opposed to Windows 2000 Server, where this option was optional and only
increased the performance.
===============================================================================
I ran into the problem, that the attribute I was search for had the matching
rule of "exactMatch".
Example:
E-Mail Address is stored in mixed case<EMAIL_ADDRESS>LDAP Search will not retrieve any values when the user enters:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Solution: instead of comparing user input and attribute value by
use strcasecmp instead:
===============================================================================
When I tried to search with empty base DN on OpenLDAP server which had ""
namingContext I got result "no such object". In the log file there was query
for dn: dc=example,dc=com (!).
As a workaround, it seems it's enough to feed it with space (' ') as base DN -
ldap_search($ds, ' ', '(...filter...)', ...
===============================================================================
A previous comment noted: "I've also noticed that the departmentNumber,
employeeNumber (and maybe others in inetorgperson.schema) are not returned from
a search."
This is incorrect. These attributes are returned, but you must reference them
with lowercase names. That is, instead of doing this:
$entries[0]["departmentNumber"][0]
Do this:
$entries[0]["departmentnumber"][0]
This doesn't seem like "correct" behavior to me, but I don't know enough about
LDAP to say for sure.
===============================================================================
implode(", ",$uentry[0]["rfc822mailalias"]);
doesn't work as expected because "count" is in there... one /must/ use the
'for' loop to cycle through results (discarding "count" element).
===============================================================================
I've found that spaces need to be escaped in search filters ("\20"), at least
using the Red Hat PHP 4.1.2 package. Otherwise no results are returned.
===============================================================================
I used the following to retrieve all entries from an ILS (Netmeeting) Server:
$sr=ldap_search($ds, "objectclass=rtperson","(&(cn=%)(objectclass= rtperson))");
Have fun!
Kees
===============================================================================
FYI, for those doing LDAP searches on Exchange servers, there seems to be some
preference in Exchange to disallow searches that aren't initial searches (i.e.
only x* will work, not * or *x). I'd been going nuts trying to figure out why I
kept getting errors doing * searches.
More info at:
http://www.microsoft.com/Exchange/en/55/help/documents/server/XOG16007.HTM
===============================================================================
Results from ActiveDirectory may be ordered by objectSid.
We can get all users for each page size by modify filter.
='.$s.'))'; // fiter for next
entries.
}
$res = ldap_search($ldap,$basedn,$filter,array('objectSid','cn'));
if (!ldap_count_entries($ldap,$res)) {
break;
}
for ($ent=ldap_first_entry($ldap,$res); $ent; $ent=ldap_next_entry($ldap,
$ent)) {
list($lastsid) = ldap_get_values_len($ldap,$ent,'objectSid');
}
}
?>
===============================================================================
I have been working on a script where I needed to get all the users who were
member of a specific MS AD group. Because of PHP bug #42060 ( http://
bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=42060 ) I could not get all the users back who were
member of the group.
After googling for a day I found an article and a patch but it required that I
downloaded the source code for php 5.1.6 or 5.2.10 run the patch and than
recompile the code to fix the problem.
Problem was
1) I am not a Linux goeroe so I was not very comfortable doing this....
2) I am running the script on a production machine with other code using PHP
and did not know what the consequence would bee for that code.
3) I could not update PHP anymore because in newer versions this patch would
probably not work any more.
But yesterday I saw the light and wrote some code to get around this problem,
maybe other people can use it that have the same problem.
===============================================================================
Example to illustrate searching more than one DN (multiple DNs):
0){
$search = $value;
break;
}
}
if($search){
$info = ldap_get_entries($ds, $search);
}else{
$info = 'No results found';
}
?>
===============================================================================
Here is a little script that make a complete subtree search ( i know a script
above seems do that but it doesnt work fine)
This is my version:
Voila ce que j'ai fait aujourd'hui ...
$ldap_host = "<IP_ADDRESS>";
$ldap_port = "389";
$base_dn = "dc=fr";
$filter = "(cn=*)";
$ldap_user ="cn=admin,dc=fr";
$ldap_pass = "hellodelu";
$connect = ldap_connect( $ldap_host, $ldap_port);
ldap_set_option($connect, LDAP_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION, 3);
$bind = ldap_bind($connect, $ldap_user, $ldap_pass);
$read = ldap_search($connect, $base_dn, $filter);
$info = ldap_get_entries($connect, $read);
echo $info["count"]." entrees retournees
";
for($ligne = 0; $ligne<$info["count"]; $ligne++)
{
for($colonne = 0; $colonne<$info[$ligne]["count"]; $colonne++)
{
$data = $info[$ligne][$colonne];
echo $data.":".$info[$ligne][$data][0]."
";
}
echo "
";
}
ldap_close($connect);
--------
nicolas
===============================================================================
I'm a newbie, so I hope this helps some other newbie with a head scratcher...
This code returned an error of 'No Such Object':
I took out the cn, and magic! it works:
===============================================================================
HOWTO list LDAP users.
This CODE list one user from LDAP tree, but I' like list all user from LDAP one
ou=Organization
===============================================================================
I was doing a ldap_search with
$searchbasedn = "miDomainName=" . $_SESSION['selectDomain'] ."," .
LDAP_DOMAINBASE;
$filter = "(&(mpsAccountNumber=". $acctNumber .")(objectclass=
mpsAccountDetails))";
$attributes = array("mpsparentchild");
$sr = ldap_search($ldapconn, $searchbasedn, $filter,$attributes);
For some reasone this search was failing
but I was able to do successful search only when I gave the search filter as
$filter = "(&(mpsAccountNumber= $acctNumber )(objectclass=mpsAccountDetails))";
I did not get why the ldap_search was not able to search in the first case.


| resid-et-al {MatrixModels} | R Documentation |
Aliases for model extractors; it is an old S and R tradition to have aliases for these three model extractor functions:
resid()
equivalent to residuals()
.
fitted.values()
equivalent to fitted()
.
coefficients()
equivalent to coef()
.
We provide S4 generics and methods for these.
signature(object = "ANY")
: return the residuals;
this is a rarely used alias for residuals()
.
signature(object = "ANY")
: return the
fitted values; this is a rarely used alias for fitted()
.
signature(object = "ANY")
: return the
coefficients of a model; this is a rarely used alias for
coef()
.
residuals
;
Methods
for general information about formal (S4) methods.


Sharing describes three possible ways of sharing the SCSI bus:
One of these values is assigned to the sharedBus object to determine
if or how the SCSI bus is shared.
Enum Constants
Name
Description
noSharing
The virtual SCSI bus is not shared.
physicalSharing
The virtual SCSI bus is shared between two or more virtual machines
residing on different physical hosts.
virtualSharing
The virtual SCSI bus is shared between two or more virtual machines.
In this case, no physical machine is involved.


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Let certain parameters to be randomized within a user-defined range.
Values can be positive or negative, which leads to different range calculation method.
Positive values
Assuming the base parameter value is x, and the value in FineAdjustment is v:
Range= x*v÷100
Upper bound= x+Range
Lower bound= x-Range
Negative values
Assuming the base parameter value is x, and the value in FineAdjustment is v, where v is negative:
Range= -2*v
Upper bound= x-v
Lower bound= x+v
Setting dialog
Speed
Randomization range for output speed
Accel
Randomization range for particle acceleration
RotSpeed
Randomization range for particle rotation speed. Consists of as set of 3 values for the 3 axis. If only a single value is given, the same value will be applied to all axis
Alpha
Randomization range for transparency: {initial_transparency,final_transparency}
Zoom
Randomization range for magnification: {initial_mag,final_mag}
Gravity
A set of 3 values for the 3 axis: {x_gravity,y_gravity,z_gravity}
Freq
Randomization range for output frequency
SurvTime
Randomization range for survival time of each particle
Wind
Add irregularity to wind power. To be used with Wind@particle_ri_ver3 in another object.
Funnel-Ring
Randomize funnel and ring count when using with Funnel@particle_ri_ver3
Consists of a pair of number: {funnel_count,ring_count}
If only a single value is given, it will be the same as {value,value}
MonochromeFilter
Randomize parameters in Filter(For_monochrome)@particle_ri_ver3
{StTime,ChangeIntvl,KeepIntvl,EndTime}
Please read 08_Filter and Filter(For_monochrome).html for details
Timing
Add temporal changes to initial value of various parameters. Provides unidirectional change and repetitive change. Time zero counts from object starts.
Sliders
1Speed
Particle output speed after temporal change
Period (for 1Speed)
Fluctuation period(type1~3) or transition time(type4~5)
2Accel
Particle acceleration after temporal change
Period (for 2Accel)
Fluctuation period(type1~3) or transition time(type4~5)
Setting dialog
3_4Facing
Particle output direction on the xy-plane and along depth after temporal change.
Input format: {xy_direction,z_direction}
A single value is equivalent to {value,value}
IndvlPeriod (for 3_4Facing)
Fluctuation period for 3_4Facing in milliseconds
Input format: {xy_period,z_period}
A single value is equivalent to {value,value}
5_6Spread
Particle spread angle on xy-plane and along depth after temporal change
2: Repetitive change according to Period setting. Jump back to initial value at start of each cycle.◢◢◢
3: Repetitive change in gardual changing cycle. ◢◣◢◣◢◣
4: The first period keep the base value unchanged. Gradually change to setting value by object's end. ___◢
5: complete transition in the first period, than keep the vale. ◢￣￣
6: inputted value is interpreted as a range instead of a final point value. Only applicatable to 3_4Facing.
Timing2
Allows object-time-based temporal setting using a separate object on layer N-1. Multiple Timing2 can be attached to the same object. ParticleRender@ should not be attached to the same object.
Sliders
Count
Number of control anchors on graph. Max 10 achors per Timing2 attached.
Parameter
The parameter to be given temporal variation:
1: Particle output speed
2: Particle acceleration
3: Output direction
4: z-output direction
5: Spread angle
6: z-Spread angle
7: x-Rotation speed
8: y-Rotation speed
9: z-Rotation speed
10: Initial transparency
11: Final transparency
12: Initial magnification
13: Final magnification
14: Output frequency
15: Survival time
Scale
Increase the value on the vertical axis of the graph, i.e. stronger effect
Graph
Show variation graph in the order of attached Timing2@
The graph display function is effective for the last attached Timing2@ only
Setting dialog
pos
Position of control anchor(s) in numbers
Link
Link two consecustive Timing2@ controlling the same parameter. Use this to gives more than 10 control anchors per graph.


TEST METHOD: Electrical conductivity of waters
Revised 3 June 2002
OVERVIEW
EC is an important indicator of water salinity.
TASK SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
Safety boots are mandatory
| SPECIFIC JOB STEPS | HAZARDS WITHIN THIS STEP | HAZARD CONTROL |
| Calibrate the meter following the directions in the EC meter manufacturer's manual | Out of date calibration solution. | Date calibration solution containers when opened and replace after the specified time (see label for details). |
| Insert the EC probe and temperature probe (if separate) into the water sample and stir gently. | ||
| Wait until the reading stabilises and record reading in the laboratory daybook. Report the EC as mS/cm. | EC does not directly correlate to total soluble salts. | An approximation useful for salinities up to seawater strength is to multiply the EC by 670, to obtain TSS mg/L. |


A set of numbers which is presented in a particular pattern, usually a grid. For instance, $$\begin{array}{ccc} 1 & 3 & 5 \\ 2 & 6 & 1 \\ 2 & 8 & 9 \end{array}$$ Matrices and vectors are examples of arrays.


@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import uk.gov.hmrc.cataloguefrontend.connector.model._ @import uk.gov.hmrc.cataloguefrontend.teams.RepoAndDependencies @this() @( teamName : TeamName , masterTeamDependencies: Seq[RepoAndDependencies] , prodDependencies : Map[String, Seq[Dependency]] , showLink : Boolean ) @* value to show those where later versions are available? *@ @defining(masterTeamDependencies.filter(_.dependencies.hasOutOfDateDependencies)) { outOfDateDependencies =>
No out of date dependencies. Well done you!
Feel free to go and treat yourselves to a coffee and a biscuit.
} else { @if(showLink) {Click here to open in dedicated window. (Useful for build monitors)
}


File
Constructor
constructor(address_components: AddressComponent[], adr_address: string, formatted_address: string, geometry: Coordonate, html_attributions: any[], icon: string, id: string, name: string, place_id: string, reference: string, scope: string, types: any[], url: string, utc_offset: number, vicinity: string, photos: Photos[])
|
|
adr_address
|
adr_address: string
|
|
formatted_address
|
formatted_address: string
|
|
html_attributions
|
html_attributions: any[]
|
|
place_id
|
place_id: string
|
|
reference
|
reference: string
|
|
utc_offset
|
utc_offset: number
|
|
vicinity
|
vicinity: string
|
export class Address {
constructor(public address_components: Array<AddressComponent>,
public adr_address: string,
public formatted_address: string,
public geometry: Coordonate,
public html_attributions: Array<any>,
public icon: string,
public id: string,
public name: string,
public place_id: string,
public reference: string,
public scope: string,
public types: Array<any>,
public url: string,
public utc_offset: number,
public vicinity: string,
public photos: Array<Photos>) {
}
}
export class Coordonate {
constructor(public location: Location,
public viewport: any) {
}
}
export class Location {
constructor(public lat: any,
public lng: any) {
}
}
export class Photos {
constructor(public height: string,
public width: string,
public html_attributions: Array<string>,
public getUrl: any) {
}
}
export class AutoCompleteOptionsClass {
constructor(
// The area in which to search for places. Results are biased towards, but not restricted to,
// places contained within these bounds.
public bounds: any,
// The component restrictions. Component restrictions are used to restrict predictions to only
// those within the parent component. E.g., the country.
public componentRestrictions: ComponentRestrictions,
// The types of predictions to be returned. For a list of supported types,
// see the developer's guide. If nothing is specified, all types are returned.
// In general only a single type is allowed. The exception is that you can safely mix the
// 'geocode' and 'establishment' types, but note that this will have the same effect as
// specifying no types.
public types: Array<string>) {
}
}
export class ComponentRestrictions {
constructor(
// Restricts predictions to the specified country (ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 country code,
// case insensitive). E.g., us, br, au.
public country: string) {
}
}
export class AddressComponent {
constructor(public long_name: string,
public short_name: string,
public types: Array<string>) {
}
}


Automatic generation of regular factorial designs, including fractional designs, orthogonal block designs, row-column designs and split-plots. Kobilinsky, Monod and Bailey (2017) <doi:10.1016/j.csda.2016.09.003>.
| Version: | 1.4-1 |
| Depends: | methods |
| Imports: | stats, conf.design, utils, bit64, Rcpp (≥ 0.12.7) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Published: | 2018-08-21 |
| Author: | Hervé Monod [aut, cre], Annie Bouvier [aut], André Kobilinsky [aut], INRA [cph] (Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique, France) |
| Maintainer: | Hervé Monod <herve.monod at inra.fr> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://genome.jouy.inra.fr/logiciels/planor |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | planor citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | ExperimentalDesign |
| CRAN checks: | planor results |
| Reference manual: | planor.pdf |
| Package source: | planor_1.4-1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: planor_1.4-1.zip, r-release: planor_1.4-1.zip, r-oldrel: planor_1.4-1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: planor_1.4-1.tgz, r-oldrel: planor_1.4-1.tgz |
| Old sources: | planor archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=planor to link to this page.


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Tabasco is the greatest!
Cogito Ergo Sum
I wonder what I'll put in this subtext area...
I will definitely need more than three slides
I was cloud computing before marketing charged extra for buzzwords.
If you have information – you need to control it & understand it.
Sharing solutions to make the world a better place and one-of problem solving.


One of the critical things Jira gets wrong—besides just generally having pretty bad information architecture—is that it treats issues as a tree instead of a graph. But that’s often not how projects and tasks actually relate to each other!


All guildes lines concerning the end point sohould be add here...
Middleware
Static
app.use(express.static('public'))
Urlencoded
app.use(express.Urlencoded( extended: true)


s6-dns
Software
skarnet.org
The s6-dnsqr program
s6-dnsqr is an analysis and debug tool. It performs a DNS resolution,
then prints the contents of the answer packet, and optionally debug
information during the resolution.
Interface
s6-dnsqr [ -1 | -2 ] [ -t timeout ] [ -D level ] qtype domain
- s6-dnsqr makes a recursive DNS query of type qtype for the name domain.
It prints the answer packet, in human-readable form, to its standard output,
then exits 0.
- It does not qualify domain.
- If the resolution fails for some reason, s6-dnsqr exits 2.
- By default, s6-dnsqr looks for DNS cache addresses in the
/etc/resolv.conf file. If the DNSCACHEIP environment variable is set
and contains a list of IP (v4 or v6) addresses, separated by commas,
semicolons, spaces, tabs, newlines or carriage returns, then this list
is used instead.
Options
- -1 : send debug information to stdout.
- -2 : send debug information to stderr. This is the default. Note that
those options only apply to debug output, not to the regular packet dump, which
is always printed to stdout.
- -t timeout : if the resolution takes more
than timeout milliseconds, then it exits 99 right away with an error
message. By default, timeout is 0, which means no timeout.
- -D level : produce debug output during
resolution. If level is:
- 0: no debug output is produced
- 1: information is printed when s6-dnsqr receives a DNS packet from a cache
- 2: information is printed before and after s6-dnsqr sends a DNS packet to a cache
- 3: both 1. and 2. apply
Notes
- TXT records are printed in a quoted form similar to
s6-quote's
output.
- If s6-dnsqr finds a record it cannot print, such as an unknown RR type,
it dumps its content in the same quoted form.
- The normal output format should be stable, so you can write programs that
automatically parse it. However, the debug output format is undocumented and subject
to change.


Changes log (2005-04-06)
Note: this version is not compatible with preceding ones. The way to indicate patterns (in configuration as well as in some tasks) has changed: brackets are used for tokens instead of ant notation, which is kept for variables. Thus a pattern previously noted: ${repository.dir}/${organisation}/${module}/${artifact}-${revision}.${ext} will now be: ${repository.dir}/[organisation]/[module]/[artifact]-[revision].[ext] This has been done to prevent collision and make a better separation between variables and tokens. Moreover migration costs should not be too high, ivy files not being concerned by the change.
- ChainResolver are now able to publish (delegating the call to the first resolver in the chain) - DualResolver sub resolvers are now registered in Ivy - more precise message on eviction - add validate attribute on most resolvers - ivy files validation handling review - use ivy variables in ant tasks to get default values for attributes - documentation update for configuring ivy - FIX: dependencies order not taken into account during resolve - FIX: evicting modules also evict confs - FIX: NPE during resolve when a dependency ivy file has no publication date - FIX: check nullity of artifact download reports
Downloads
ivy-0.9-bin.zip
(958 kB)
ivy-0.9-src.zip
(776 kB)
ivy-0.9-src-withdep.zip
(1039 kB)


this app is designed for android 4.0 and 5.0, it can be for lower firmwares but
just need to make the layout for it, still in the testing for lollipop devices the devices im currently testing are samsung gt500 2.2 sony xperia sp version 5.0 samsung galaxy 4.4 sony xperia m2 4.3 ***************************NOTE********************************************** --------that this is only viewable on android kitkat------------------------- +++sorting out other versions later on after all ideas are done++++++++++++++ future updates A lock screen so its harder to get into the app (working on it) few more apps within enable/disable app might add material design like for app (new 5.0 lollipop version feature) etc add Theme.Material.Light (few more stuff todo) add dark or light theme (done) add color change (done couple maybe add custom color) for this added color preference by Daniel Nilsson into the app project (done) add custom actionbar for drawer that im making sort out all code to fit for all os as just wana release more stuff instead of button gona add checkbox as its not worth having buttons if you dont know if it is already disabled/ enabled. (done) then add greyscale image so it looks like its disabled (done) proguard the app if i can using aide 1.2.1 all tabs in mainActivity are sorted so it looks neater(sort out more later on ) added info dialog with changelog button inside added video on youtube 1.2.0 removed unwanted codes that are commented-out removed v7 appcompact.jar now the app size is 392kb instead of 2.**mb hehe (lets see if i can make it smaller) added custom actionbar 1.1.9 considering removing fb as i havent implanted updates to it but add it back once finished added checkbox to all layouts in res for enable and disable added save and loadPreference for checkbox removed buttons for enabling/disalbling es filemanager added table layout as having relative or linear makes the text, image and checkbox to close together changed image of icon from wrap_content to 50dp just incase app icon that we will use later on shows bigger 1.1.8 removed icon for material design like with color picker so it looks more like material for android lollipop tho need to make a dark transparent bar like material design to see (done it ish) reordered codes as couple things changed n added now looks a mess tho it was a mess before hehe (sorted) added facebook to disable/enable tho uninstalled it off my device (still need to sort this code out) added scrollview, thats if i add any more apps to be enabled or disabled added imagebutton on icon as a button to load that app yawn tired friday night had couple beers lets drink more n leace this for another day changed color pickeractivity theme to dialog setted picker:alphaChannelVisible="false" as didnt need alpha removed couple of stuff in mainactivity like setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); from onCreate as theme is loaded from sharedpref which is set at 1 added icon for color picker which is shown in the actionbar added new app icon changed background of colorpicker to grey //updating build as new ideas coming into mind 1.1.7 screenshot added in readme this time should work (not) layout-v18 = android jellybean this update is just some tests for git hub and loading on other android versions 1.1.6 test screenshot of app in readme.rst added test of layout-v19 = android 4.4 with read color wich is the actionbar color chooser, (works just need to see if works on lollipop and jellbean n gingerbread) 1.1.5 added color change on action bar woop woop 1.1.4 added material design on android 4.4 and 5.0 without using appcompat gona test on 5.0 colours added blue action bar red action bar pink action bar added couple stuff for 1.1.5 but it commented out need to sort out theme pref as the theme is not working on 4.3, only due to frame layout being shown on 4.3 under actionbar 1.1.3 added settings to change theme of app added holo black theme, holo light and another one for material design bit not yet added added menu to load settings and quit app ======= been busy at work, updated cuple of things like theme some others but upload friday >>>>>>> branch 'master' of https://github.com/04005003/libsuperuser.git 1.1.2 added txtview to activity_main.xml and made three things horizontal like txt of package name and enable and disable button will take screenshots later of what it looks like added image for app that we are enabling or disabling that is load from the app itself so dont need to copy the image from that app itself added check if app is installed on device then load image from app and display text and buttons added proper label name that is shown on launcher 1.1.1(renamed to 1.1.1) added two buttons enable+disable under app is active added pm enable and disable into the app this basically does what it says with whatever app u wana enable or disable without going through the apps that are installed on the device wow 2 things today think this version will be 1.1.1 oh needed to add text on buttons 1.1 version name changed to 1.1 deleted interactiveActivity.java and commented out button to load interactiveActivity as starting from scratch for mainActivity deleted the whole thing in mainActivity.java apart from setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); that means thr loading grant process and implant my own later on added new command to load su dialog deleted buttons + scrollView in activityMain.xml that are shown when other developers test libsuperuser_example added textview to show that app is active 1.0 copied chainfires libsuperuser_example renamed libsuperuser_example to (enable disable_own_apps) yh bit stupid but im tired had long day at work removed so and so from androidmanifest.xml 1/


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A new online platform to help with the organization, structure and content of your revision
Welcome to Top-Choice Revision, our new platform designed to optimize your revision so that it can make a better impact on your understanding your revision without being a distraction to your work. Our platform includes a repository of both-standard and user-uploaded notes as well as a dedicated area to discuss quesions and methods, content and curriculum to improve both produtivity and understanding.
Top-Choice Revision, is our entry to a school buisness contest, aiming to target students that are learning how to revise, for more infomation into the contest, click here: