Project
Pureprofile Mobile App
Built on the philosophy 'why guess, when you can ask?', Pureprofile asks consumers thousands of questions and turns these answers into rich, transparent profiles of real people, providing them back real insights and value in the process. This mantra provided the brief and direction for designing a mobile application that would allow consumers to build a personal profile from multiple sources of data while on a mobile device.
Problem
Our biggest challenge was figuring out how to make the process of answering questions on a regular basis quick, easy, and fun. We were also interested in how to utilize the mobile device to provide more value for a user by building out their profile by answering questions automatically – like using GPS to fill in the answer to ‘Where am i right now?’. Creating an engaging, but habit forming, way to do this on a mobile device was our main goal throughout the design process.
Audience
The user base for the app was split into two groups, defined by their primary motivations for using Pureprofile. One group of users were motivated primarily by being paid to answer questions. This group consisted largely of members who have been with Pureprofile for awhile and were traditionally accustomed to taking part in online market research surveys.
The second group of users were motivated by exchanging their profile data for premium content such as news articles or Spotify and Netflix subscriptions. These users formed part of a wider marketing acquisition strategy to help grow the Pureprofile member base.
Constraints
The app had to accommodate all of the core features the existing desktop experience had. Users would have a personalized feed of content and questions, a history timeline to view their historical activity, a redemption system to redeem the money they earn and way of proactively building out their personal profile and viewing the insights attached to this. This needed to be re-imagined for mobile and as such the user journeys and use cases would result in a new experience for Pureprofile members.
My role/The team
The product team consisted of myself, a visual designer, a product manager, and two developers, with occasional input and support from copy writers, and the marketing dept. Our CEO was a main driver for specifications and his vision for the app helped to ensure the design concepts encapsulated all the business requirements.
The UX deliverables produced included:
- Personas
- User journeys
- Wireframes
- UI flows
- Prototypes
Design Process
I spent a lot of time working with a range of stakeholders to truly understand the value propositions for both user groups and ensure their needs were properly met. I worked on the persona’s with our marketing department to understand the key demographics and how this would tie in with our acquisition strategy. Our value propositions fell into 4 categories:
- Connecting with brands to help shape products and services
- Personalized content based on their interests
- Product recommendations and offers
- Earn rewards for sharing their opinions
I created prototypes for each version/concept with the mobile prototyping tool Flinto. I liked Flinto as it allowed us to test natively with ease on the iPhone using a mock application. The animations and transitions were imitative of those used in iOS and we were able to quickly share these within the team and with users to get feedback.
The app centered around a feed of content that would be personalized and displayed based on the user’s unique personal profile. By interacting with the feed and answering questions, the content and brand interactions would become more relevant. Instead of diving straight into the individual tiles, we created a paper prototype to try and simulate how our feed would feel in use and what the feedback and interaction touch points would be.
Structuring the content
With many different types of content available in the feed, I developed 3 broad categories to differentiate content: brand interactions (surveys), content (social, videos, articles) and profile (updates and questions), with each of these categories having paid and free variants.
Feed tile UI
This content structure provided a framework for myself and also the other designers to start building out the UI and thinking about the information architecture and visual layouts. I created some wireframes and mockups to experiment with layouts and interface ideas.
Creating a feedback loop
Our solution for enabling users to proactively add meaningful data to their profiles focused on their ‘Intentions’ (buy something, go somewhere, do something etc.). We devised a set of actions that would allow the user to add an intention to their profile at anytime. This would trigger a follow up set of tiles that would appear in the user’s feed and perpetuate the profile building process. For example, if a user wished to purchase a new car, the system would store this intention and know to trigger appropriate recommendations, reviews and offers to the user and if a time frame was entered, would be actioned when scheduling the post.
Making it easier
Traditional online market research is cluttered with radio buttons, complicated matrix questions and lots of lengthy free text responses; all of which can translate to a frustrating experience on mobile. I approached each element of the controls individually and leveraged the touch gestures mobile provides to help improve the answering process. I wanted every question control to have the ability to be answered within two taps and ideally only require the user’s thumb to touch or swipe through options.


Mr. Swerdlin joined the Quinn, Connor, Weaver, Davies & Rouco LLP firm in thier Birmingham office in March 2011 and represents union clients and individual employees in litigation in both federal and state courts. He has worked on cases involving federal labor and employment law, federal preemption of state law, and Alabama personal injury law.
Before moving to Birmingham, he practiced as an Assistant Public Defender in Portsmouth, VA for almost one and one-half years. In that capacity, Mr. Swerdlin represented indigent defendants charged with felonies and misdemeanors in Virginia state court. He had primary responsibility for one dismissal and two successful sentencing verdicts in three felony jury cases for charges such as gun possession by a felon, forgery, and grand larceny. At the public defender.s office, he handled a diverse and heavy caseload, including clients charged with drug, violent, and driving crimes.
Mr. Swerdlin has been admitted to the bar in Alabama (April 2011) and Virginia (October 2009), as well as the Northern District and Middle District of Alabama.
Mr. Swerdlin graduated from George Washington University Law School with J.D. in 2009, where he was a member of the Mock Trial and Alternative Dispute Resolution Boards. During law school and after passing the Virginia Bar, Mr. Swerdlin worked for Cozen O'Connor's Washington, D.C. office. Prior to attending law school, he was a Washington, D.C. Teaching Fellow, where he taught sixth grade math and science in a D.C. public school and also earned a Masters degree in teaching from American University in 2006. He graduated from University of Colorado at Boulder with a degree in Psychology and a minor in Economics in 2002. He grew up in Baltimore, MD.


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My top 10 favourite places to visit in Switzerland
Everyone has their own opinion as to which places are their favourites. I have a few international friends and their lists included some of the places I loved too. This assures me about my top 10 favourites, and I am happy to share them with you for your next trip! However, if I should visit new places in the future, I am sure this list will be updated as there are many more beautiful spots to visit in Switzerland. Also, do note that Thun would have made this list, except I live here! So, I believe visiting Thun deserves its own story.
10
Lucerne
A small city in Switzerland known for its covered Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge). A walk through the old town with colourful murals will be lovely in any season. Lake Lucerne is also beautiful surrounded by snow-capped mountains.
9
Rhein falls
We went to the Rhein falls just north of Zurich in the summer. It is known as Europe’s largest waterfalls. The force of the water at the falls were strong moving through a large rock. To enter from the castle and get a closer look of the falls, it costs 5 CHF per person. Few also suggest taking the boats so you will be closer to the falls and feel the rush of the water, however we chose to avoid it this time due to the crowds.
8
Interlaken Harder Kulm
Interlaken is always a tourist favourite! To get a good view from the top of Interlaken, you should take a funicular up to harder kulm. It is 1,322 metres above sea level, you will have a lovely view of Lake Brienz and Lake Thun, or enjoy views of the mountains; Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau.
7
Bern
Walking through the streets of Bern is my favorite thing to do. You will feel like you are walking through history, the medieval city center of Bern is a UNESCO world heritage site. You also cannot miss the zytglogge and the bear pits where you will spot the cute brown bears who live here. Take a nice walk up to Rosengarten, in the spring and summer you will see colorful roses bloom. The highlight would be the view of Bern city, and while you’re there, you could have a glass of wine at the restaurant or have yourself a picnic in the summer! The Aare river is also a favorite place to be in the Summer.  If you fancy an adventure, rent a boat in Thun Schwabis and raft down towards Bern and get thrilled by the famous Uttigen rapids!
6
Leukerbad
Winter is the best season in Switzerland! Imagine snowy mountains, glühwein and Christmas markets. Last year, we spent the night in Leukerbad and fell in love with top views and the popular thermalbad is worth it. Soaking in warm water while surrounded by snow capped mountains is a dream. We also took a walk on the frozen Daubensee!
5
Niesen
In the Spring, we took a hike up Niesen mountain in the Bernese Oberland. The views of lake Thun and lake Brienz are spectacular and the best ones I have seen so far! If you are lucky you could catch people paragliding near you. You will not regret the 2.5-hour hike one way. Take the funicular up if you do not fancy working it.
4
Lugano
This Summer, we visited Italian speaking Switzerland to get a taste of something different within the same country. We felt like we were in Italy, yet there were characteristics of Switzerland we loved. The best of both worlds in one place. I would highly recommend doing a climb up Monte Bre or Monte Salvatore to get amazing views of the city. In the city there is also a nice park called Parco Ciani to have a picnic or have a swim at the mini “beach” in the park. If you have more time and love to explore culture, there is a nice village 20 minutes away by boat called Gandria with a nice olive tree trail with small paved streets.
3
Golden pass belle epoque train to Montreux
Ever feel like going back in time and enjoying the view of the famous views of snowcapped mountains and the lake? The belle epoque train takes you through the golden pass from Zweisimmen towards Montreux, it is a treat to marvel over. It was just before Christmas; we took the opportunity to visit the famous Montreux Christmas market too. I would highly recommend a nice slow walk along the lake to chillon castle.
2
Oeschinensee Kandersteg
This was one of my favourite day trips in Switzerland. You can do a hike up from Kandersteg town to Oeschinensee. When you get up there, there is a mini toboggan ride that takes you on a small ride with amazing views and cows grazing nearby. The lake is so still, you can see the reflection of the Rocky Mountains.
1
Zermatt
One of my best experiences in Switzerland comes from a small village in the Valais region. Zermatt is beyond spectacular, words cannot describe it. We went snowboarding with views of Matterhorn. Everyday was an adventure with top views. If you visit in the Summer, you could enjoy the views of Matterhorn from Gornergrat or my tip would be to stop at Riffelsee and enjoy the view of Matterhorn with the lake! It was mind-blowing to be surrounded by glaciers and Matterhorn.


HTTP Message Header Fields (see RFC 4229)
This contains general support for HTTP/1.1 message headers [1] in a manner that supports WSGI environ [2] and response_headers [3]. Specifically, this module defines a HTTPHeader class whose instances correspond to field-name items. The actual field-content for the message-header is stored in the appropriate WSGI collection (either the environ for requests, or response_headers for responses).
Each HTTPHeader instance is a callable (defining __call__) that takes one of the following:
- an environ dictionary, returning the corresponding header value by according to the WSGI’s HTTP_ prefix mechanism, e.g., USER_AGENT(environ) returns environ.get('HTTP_USER_AGENT')
- a response_headers list, giving a comma-delimited string for each corresponding header_value tuple entries (see below).
- a sequence of string *args that are comma-delimited into a single string value: CONTENT_TYPE("text/html","text/plain") returns "text/html, text/plain"
- a set of **kwargs keyword arguments that are used to create a header value, in a manner dependent upon the particular header in question (to make value construction easier and error-free): CONTENT_DISPOSITION(max_age=CONTENT_DISPOSITION.ONEWEEK) returns "public, max-age=60480"
Each HTTPHeader instance also provides several methods to act on a WSGI collection, for removing and setting header values.
delete(collection)
This method removes all entries of the corresponding header from the given collection (environ or response_headers), e.g., USER_AGENT.delete(environ) deletes the ‘HTTP_USER_AGENT’ entry from the environ.update(collection, *args, **kwargs)
This method does an in-place replacement of the given header entry, for example: CONTENT_LENGTH(response_headers,len(body))
The first argument is a valid environ dictionary or response_headers list; remaining arguments are passed on to __call__(*args, **kwargs) for value construction.
apply(collection, **kwargs)
This method is similar to update, only that it may affect other headers. For example, according to recommendations in RFC 2616, certain Cache-Control configurations should also set the Expires header for HTTP/1.0 clients. By default, apply() is simply update() but limited to keyword arguments.
This particular approach to managing headers within a WSGI collection has several advantages:
- Typos in the header name are easily detected since they become a NameError when executed. The approach of using header strings directly can be problematic; for example, the following should return None : environ.get("HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGES")
- For specific headers with validation, using __call__ will result in an automatic header value check. For example, the _ContentDisposition header will reject a value having maxage or max_age (the appropriate parameter is max-age ).
- When appending/replacing headers, the field-name has the suggested RFC capitalization (e.g. Content-Type or ETag) for user-agents that incorrectly use case-sensitive matches.
- Some headers (such as Content-Type) are 0, that is, only one entry of this type may occur in a given set of response_headers. This module knows about those cases and enforces this cardinality constraint.
- The exact details of WSGI header management are abstracted so the programmer need not worry about operational differences between environ dictionary or response_headers list.
- Sorting of HTTPHeaders is done following the RFC suggestion that general-headers come first, followed by request and response headers, and finishing with entity-headers.
- Special care is given to exceptional cases such as Set-Cookie which violates the RFC’s recommendation about combining header content into a single entry using comma separation.
A particular difficulty with HTTP message headers is a categorization of sorts as described in section 4.2:
Multiple message-header fields with the same field-name MAY be present in a message if and only if the entire field-value for that header field is defined as a comma-separated list [i.e., #(values)]. It MUST be possible to combine the multiple header fields into one “field-name: field-value” pair, without changing the semantics of the message, by appending each subsequent field-value to the first, each separated by a comma.
This creates three fundamentally different kinds of headers:
- Those that do not have a #(values) production, and hence are singular and may only occur once in a set of response fields; this case is handled by the _SingleValueHeader subclass.
- Those which have the #(values) production and follow the combining rule outlined above; our _MultiValueHeader case.
- Those which are multi-valued, but cannot be combined (such as the Set-Cookie header due to its Expires parameter); or where combining them into a single header entry would cause common user-agents to fail (WWW-Authenticate, Warning) since they fail to handle dates even when properly quoted. This case is handled by _MultiEntryHeader.
Since this project does not have time to provide rigorous support and validation for all headers, it does a basic construction of headers listed in RFC 2616 (plus a few others) so that they can be obtained by simply doing from paste.httpheaders import *; the name of the header instance is the “common name” less any dashes to give CamelCase style names.
| [1] | http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec4.html#sec4.2 |
| [2] | http://www.python.org/peps/pep-0333.html#environ-variables |
| [3] | http://www.python.org/peps/pep-0333.html#the-start-response-callable |
find the given HTTPHeader instance
This function finds the corresponding HTTPHeader for the name provided. So that python-style names can be used, underscores are converted to dashes before the lookup.
list all headers for a given category
sort headers as suggested by RFC 2616
This alters the underlying response_headers to use the common name for each header; as well as sorting them with general headers first, followed by request/response headers, then entity headers, and unknown headers last.
an HTTP header
HTTPHeader instances represent a particular field-name of an HTTP message header. They do not hold a field-value, but instead provide operations that work on is corresponding values. Storage of the actual field values is done with WSGI environ or response_headers as appropriate. Typically, a sub-classes that represent a specific HTTP header, such as _ContentDisposition, are 0. Once constructed the HTTPHeader instances themselves are immutable and stateless.
For purposes of documentation a “container” refers to either a WSGI environ dictionary, or a response_headers list.
Member variables (and correspondingly constructor arguments).
name
the field-name of the header, in “common form” as presented in RFC 2616; e.g. ‘Content-Type’category
one of ‘general’, ‘request’, ‘response’, or ‘entity’version
version of HTTP (informational) with which the header should be recognizedsort_order
sorting order to be applied before sorting on field-name when ordering headers in a response
Special Methods:
__call__
The primary method of the HTTPHeader instance is to make it a callable, it takes either a collection, a string value, or keyword arguments and attempts to find/construct a valid field-value__lt__
This method is used so that HTTPHeader objects can be sorted in a manner suggested by RFC 2616.__str__
The string-value for instances of this class is the field-name.
Primary Methods:
delete()
remove the all occurrences (if any) of the given header in the collection providedupdate()
replaces (if they exist) all field-value items in the given collection with the value providedtuples()
returns a set of (field-name, field-value) tuples 5 for extending response_headers
Custom Methods (these may not be implemented):
apply()
similar to update, but with two differences; first, only keyword arguments can be used, and second, specific sub-classes may introduce side-effectsparse()
converts a string value of the header into a more usable form, such as time in seconds for a date header, etc.
The collected versions of initialized header instances are immediately registered and accessible through the get_header function. Do not inherit from this directly, use one of _SingleValueHeader, _MultiValueHeader, or _MultiEntryHeader as appropriate.
update the collection /w header value (may have side effects)
This method is similar to update only that usage may result in other headers being changed as recommended by the corresponding specification. The return value is defined by the particular sub-class. For example, the _CacheControl.apply() sets the Expires header in addition to its normal behavior.
build header value from keyword arguments
This method is used to build the corresponding header value when keyword arguments (or no arguments) were provided. The result should be a sequence of values. For example, the Expires header takes a keyword argument time (e.g. time.time()) from which it returns a the corresponding date.
removes all occurances of the header from the collection provided
convert raw header value into more usable form
This method invokes values() with the arguments provided, parses the header results, and then returns a header-specific data structure corresponding to the header. For example, the Expires header returns seconds (as returned by time.time())
updates the collection with the provided header value
This method replaces (in-place when possible) all occurrences of the given header with the provided value. If no value is provided, this is the same as remove (note that this case can only occur if the target is a collection w/o a corresponding header value). The return value is the new header value (which could be a list for _MultiEntryHeader instances).
find/construct field-value(s) for the given header
Resolution is done according to the following arguments:
At this time it is an error to provide keyword arguments if args is present (this might change). It is an error to provide both a WSGI object and also string arguments. If no arguments are provided, then compose() is called to provide a default value for the header; if there is not default it is an error.
a CGI environ variable as described by WSGI
This is a helper object so that standard WSGI environ variables can be extracted w/o syntax error possibility.


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Native San Franciscan, UC Davis Microbiology grad, Full Stack Web Developer student at Dev Bootcamp, certified Japanese sake specialist. These are just some of the things that define me as I make the transition from Biotech to Tech!


HTTP tests, follow the instructions below. You need PHP enabled for the
mime.php file in this same directory.
For the file tests, open this page using file:/// protocol.
- Click on
Text attachment.
This should open a popup with entry "Text" selected.
Open page with that type and check it works as expected.
-
same with "Image"
Image jpeg attachment.
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same with "Image"
Image png attachment.
-
same with "XML"
XML attachment.
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same with "Web Page"
HTML attachment.
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same with "PDF"
PDF attachment.
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Add a pref string "extensions.openinbrowser.additional_mimes" set to "foo/bar".
Clicking on the following links should select the foo/bar item.
foo/bar attachment.
foo/baz attachment.
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Remove the "extensions.openinbrowser.additional_mimes" preference.
Clicking on the following links should show the correct MIME type in the "Server Sent MIME (...)" label entry.
foo/bar attachment.
foo/baz attachment.
-
Click on
Text attachment.
Selecting "Other..." and entering an invalid mime type "foo", should show an error and keep the dialog open.
Entering "text/plain" should open page as text in browser.
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Open "View" > "View As", you should see Text, Web Page, Page Source, XML, Image, Other...
Check they are working as expected.
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Click on "View" > "View As" > "Other...". entering an invalid mime type "foo", should show an error.
Entering "text/plain" should open current page as text in browser.
-
Non HTTP test, click on this link.
"View" > "View As" should contain only "Page Source". Check it is working.
-
Non HTTP test with the open with dialog, click on this link.
The dialog should show only "Page Source" in the list.
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HTTPS test, open this link. Should behave as other http pages.
-
Sniffing tests. Open this text file containing binary content.
You should be able to open it as text in the browser.
-
Tab selection test: open Text attachment
in a background tab (middle click the link). Opening in browser as text should open
the content in the background tab, and not the current tab.
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Tab selection test 2: open this page.
Then open a new window (you have 5sec to do so). When the "Opening..." dialog appears, select to open in browser
as text. The content should be opened in original tab and not the new window.
TODO:
Not possible to open the following url as text. Need to investigate
"http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/3.0/win32/en-US/Firefox%20Setup%203.0.exe"


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# Example


Candidio 3 Email Templates
These templates are a fork of the
HTML Email Template
by Lee Munroe.
Base Template
Links:
Candidio App


Foreign Exchange Live Rates Demo [USD]
Currencies
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Watch List:
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CAD
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GBP
JPY
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The A-values from 2016 ACF Regionals have been announced. These values will be used to invite teams to the 2016 ACF Nationals Tournament in April 2016. Please refer to the linked page for more details.


Poll: being Canadian
by Castanet StaffThursday was a time for celebration as 41 new Canadians took the oath of citizenship in Kelowna.
More than 120 family members and friends attended the event at the Okanagan Innovation Centre, as well as MPs and council members.
Citizenship judge Carol-Ann Hart spoke about the cherished rights and freedoms Canadians enjoy, the responsibility to be loyal and faithful to Canada and being an active contributing member of the community, before leading the group through the citizenship ceremony, finishing with a rendition of O Canada.


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Matt’s video highlights one method used to create Marketing Email content. This is one of four design options and it allows you to select modules of images, text, or a combination to quickly design your Marketing Email.


Number of parallel requests: @validate_query @validate_json @user_required @staff_required * most browsers limit actuall parallel connections to 6 details


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Source code for django.contrib.gis.db.models.proxy
"""
The SpatialProxy object allows for lazy-geometries and lazy-rasters. The proxy
uses Python descriptors for instantiating and setting Geometry or Raster
objects corresponding to geographic model fields.
Thanks to Robert Coup for providing this functionality (see #4322).
"""
from django.utils import six
class SpatialProxy(object):
def __init__(self, klass, field):
"""
Proxy initializes on the given Geometry or Raster class (not an instance)
and the corresponding field.
"""
self._field = field
self._klass = klass
def __get__(self, obj, type=None):
"""
This accessor retrieves the geometry or raster, initializing it using
the corresponding class specified during initialization and the value
of the field. Currently, GEOS or OGR geometries as well as GDALRasters
are supported.
"""
if obj is None:
# Accessed on a class, not an instance
return self
# Getting the value of the field.
geo_value = obj.__dict__[self._field.attname]
if isinstance(geo_value, self._klass):
geo_obj = geo_value
elif (geo_value is None) or (geo_value == ''):
geo_obj = None
else:
# Otherwise, a geometry or raster object is built using the field's
# contents, and the model's corresponding attribute is set.
geo_obj = self._klass(geo_value)
setattr(obj, self._field.attname, geo_obj)
return geo_obj
def __set__(self, obj, value):
"""
This accessor sets the proxied geometry or raster with the
corresponding class specified during initialization.
To set geometries, values of None, HEXEWKB, or WKT may be used.
To set rasters, JSON or dict values may be used.
"""
# The geographic type of the field.
gtype = self._field.geom_type
if gtype == 'RASTER' and (value is None or isinstance(value, six.string_types + (dict, self._klass))):
# For raster fields, assure input is None or a string, dict, or
# raster instance.
pass
elif isinstance(value, self._klass) and (str(value.geom_type).upper() == gtype or gtype == 'GEOMETRY'):
# The geometry type must match that of the field -- unless the
# general GeometryField is used.
if value.srid is None:
# Assigning the field SRID if the geometry has no SRID.
value.srid = self._field.srid
elif value is None or isinstance(value, six.string_types + (six.memoryview,)):
# Set geometries with None, WKT, HEX, or WKB
pass
else:
raise TypeError('Cannot set %s SpatialProxy (%s) with value of type: %s' % (
obj.__class__.__name__, gtype, type(value)))
# Setting the objects dictionary with the value, and returning.
obj.__dict__[self._field.attname] = value
return value


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# Copyright 2018 The TensorFlow Authors. All Rights Reserved.
#
# 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.
# ==============================================================================
"""Common decoder interface."""
from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import print_function
from lingvo.core import base_layer
from lingvo.core import beam_search_helper
[docs]class BaseDecoder(base_layer.LayerBase):
"""Base class for all decoders."""
[docs] @classmethod
def Params(cls):
p = super(BaseDecoder, cls).Params()
p.Define(
'packed_input', False, 'If True, decoder and all layers support '
'multiple examples in a single sequence.')
return p
[docs] def FProp(self, theta, src_encs, src_enc_paddings, targets, src_segment_id):
"""Decodes `targets` given encoded source.
Args:
theta: A `.NestedMap` object containing weights' values of this layer and
its children layers.
src_encs: source encoding, of shape [time, batch, depth].
src_enc_paddings: source encoding padding, of shape [time, batch].
targets: A dict of string to tensors representing the targets one try to
predict.
src_segment_id: source segment id, of shape [time, batch]. This input is
meant to support multiple samples in a single training sequence. The id
identifies the sample that the input at the corresponding time-step
belongs to. For example, if the two examples packed together are
['good', 'day'] -> ['guten-tag'] and ['thanks'] -> ['danke'] to produce
['good', 'day', 'thanks'] -> ['guten-tag', 'danke'], the source segment
ids would be [0, 0, 1] and target segment ids would be [0, 1]. These ids
are meant to enable masking computations for different examples from
each other. Models or layers than don't support packed inputs should
pass None.
Returns:
A map from metric name (a python string) to a tuple (value, weight).
Both value and weight are scalar Tensors.
"""
predictions = self.ComputePredictions(theta, src_encs, src_enc_paddings,
targets, src_segment_id)
return self.ComputeLoss(theta, predictions, targets)
[docs] def ComputePredictions(self, theta, src_encs, src_enc_paddings, targets,
src_segment_id):
raise NotImplementedError('Abstract method: %s' % type(self))
[docs] def ComputeLoss(self, theta, predictions, targets):
raise NotImplementedError('Abstract method: %s' % type(self))
[docs]class BaseBeamSearchDecoder(BaseDecoder):
"""Decoder that does beam search."""
[docs] @classmethod
def Params(cls):
p = super(BaseBeamSearchDecoder, cls).Params()
p.Define('target_sos_id', 1, 'Id of the target sequence sos symbol.')
p.Define('target_eos_id', 2, 'Id of the target sequence eos symbol.')
p.Define('beam_search', beam_search_helper.BeamSearchHelper.Params(),
'BeamSearchHelper params.')
return p
@base_layer.initializer
def __init__(self, params):
super(BaseBeamSearchDecoder, self).__init__(params)
p = self.params
p.beam_search.target_sos_id = p.target_sos_id
p.beam_search.target_eos_id = p.target_eos_id
[docs] def BeamSearchDecode(self, src_encs, src_enc_paddings):
# pylint: disable=line-too-long
"""Performs beam search based decoding.
Args:
src_encs: source encoding, of shape [time, batch, depth].
src_enc_paddings: source encoding padding, of shape [time, batch].
returns:
`.BeamSearchDecodeOutput`, A namedtuple whose elements are tensors.
"""
# pylint: enable=line-too-long
raise NotImplementedError('Abstract method')


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Hello {{request.user.first_name}}!
Every day, a lottery is drawn, and those who have entered for that day will be assigned random lunch groups
Here are the upcoming lottery draws.
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You can add or remove your availability
Lunch is assumed to be at 12, but you are free to negotiate the time and location among your group after it is drawn at 11:30.


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As we can see in the graph below, the most affected group has been the Over 75s, while people aged in their early 20s or younger remain the least likely to have contracted the virus. The disproportionatly fewer young people being affected scews the mean somewhat; as we can see when it is adjusted to include only people 15 years old or older.
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“Yathāpi bhaddo ājañño,
khalitvā patitiṭṭhati;
Bhiyyo laddhāna saṁvegaṁ,
adīno vahate dhuraṁ.
Though a fine thoroughbred may stumble,
it soon stands firm again.
It gains even more urgency,
and draws its load undeterred.
Evaṁ dassanasampannaṁ,
sammāsambuddhasāvakaṁ;
Ājānīyaṁ maṁ dhāretha,
puttaṁ buddhassa orasan”ti.
… Nandako thero ….
Even so is one accomplished in vision,
a disciple of the Buddha.
Remember me as a thoroughbred,
the Buddha’s rightful son.


Trump says impeachment probe has been ‘very hard’ on family
Mr Trump lashed out at Democratic investigators and what he called a ‘deranged impeachment witch hunt’.
US President Donald Trump has said the impeachment probe against him has been “very hard” on his family.
Speaking in Louisiana, a state he carried in 2016 by 20 percentage points, Mr Trump lashed out at Democratic investigators and what he called a “deranged impeachment witch hunt”.
While arguing it was a political boon for his reelection, he acknowledged for the first time a personal toll from the impeachment process that stands to cloud his legacy.
“I have one problem,” Mr Trump said. “Impeachment to me is a dirty word, it’s been very unfair, very hard on my family.”
We did nothing wrongDonald Trump
The House began public impeachment hearings on Wednesday.
Mr Trump repeated his denials of wrongdoing in his dealings with Ukraine, asserting he had no need to ask that nation to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his family.
“We took down Bush, Clinton, Obama, with no experience, but I had you and we won,” Mr Trump said of his 2016 victory. “Think about that and then think about me, ‘gee, let’s get some help from Ukraine in order to beat sleepy Joe Biden.’ I don’t think so.”
He added, “The people of this country aren’t buying it,” claiming polls show a benefit to Republicans as Democrats focus on impeachment.
“We did nothing wrong,” Mr Trump insisted, “and they’re doing nothing.”


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Installation¶
The following section includes installation instructions for MHKiT-Python and MHKiT-MATLAB.
MHKiT-Python¶
MHKiT-Python requires Python (3.6 or 3.7) and has several Python package dependencies. It is recommended to use the Anaconda Python Distribution to install Python since it includes most of MHKiT-Python’s package dependencies. Refer to the Python website for information on using Python.
Note
The installation of Anaconda3 no longer adds python to the Windows Environment Variables by default. During installation, there is a checkbox in the advanced options of the installation to add it to the system path. The installation wizard advises against doing so in case a user has multiple python installations. Either check this box or setup your environmental variables so that python is accessible through your system path.
Click here for more information.
Requirements¶
MHKiT-Python requires Python (3.6 or 3.7) and has the following Python packages dependencies:
Pandas: used for data storage and analysis
NumPy: used for data storage and analysis
SciPy: used for numerical methods, statistics, and signal processing
Matplotlib: used to produce figures
Requests: used to get data from websites
Pecos v0.1.8: used for quality control analysis
It is recommended to use the Anaconda Python Distribution because it includes all of the MHKiT-Python package dependencies except Pecos.
Option 1: PIP Install from Python¶
This option is recommended for MHKiT-Python users. To install MHKiT-Python using pip:
pip install mhkit
Using this option to install MHKiT-Python will automatically install Pecos.
Option 2: Clone Repository from GitHub¶
This option is recommended for MHKiT-Python developers. To install MHKiT-Python using git:
git clone https://github.com/MHKiT-Software/MHKiT-Python
cd mhkit-python
pip install -e .
Using this option to install MHKiT-Python will require following the Pecos installation instructions to install the Pecos package dependency.
Note
If you plan to contribute to the MHKiT-Python open-source software, please fork the MHKiT-Python repository into your GitHub user account. To include your additions to the MHKiT-Python code, please submit a pull request in the MHKiT-Python master branch. Once reviewed by the MHKiT-Python development team, pull requests will be merged into MHKiT-Python and included in future releases of MHKiT-Python.
Test MHKiT-Python installation¶
To test that MHKiT-Python is installed correctly, open a Python console and run:
import mhkit
If MHKiT-Python is installed properly, Python proceeds to the next line and no other output is printed to the screen. If MHKiT-Python is not installed properly, the user will see the following error:
ImportError: No module named mhkit
To test a simple function using MHKiT-Python, the user can compute the equivalent diameter (ED) and projected capture area (AP) of a circular turbine by running the following code:
[ED, AP] = mhkit.river.device.circular(30)
The results should be:
ED = 30
AP = 11309.7
MHKiT-MATLAB¶
MHKiT-MATLAB requires MATLAB 2019b or later and relies on three components which need to be installed separately.
First, MHKiT-MATLAB consists of MATLAB code which runs the MHKiT-Python functions. Therefore, the installation of both packages is necessary. See the MHKit-Python installation instructions above.
Second, the mhkit.mltbx, which contains the MHKiT-Matlab functions, needs to be downloaded and installed. Instructions for installation and setting up the Matlab/Python environment are below.
Lastly, MHKiT-MATLAB utilizes a helper package called mhkit_python_utils. Installation instructions are below.
MHKiT-MATLAB Installation¶
Clone or download the MHKiT-MATLAB repo from https://github.com/MHKiT-Software/MHKiT-MATLAB. In MATLAB, navigate to the folder where you downloaded or cloned the repo which contains mhkit.mltbx, double-click mhkit.mltbx, and the toolbox will install automatically.
If you would like to contribute to MHKiT-MATLAB, you can fork the MHKiT-MATLAB repository from https://github.com/MHKiT-Software/MHKiT-MATLAB and submit a pull request for review.
Set up the MATLAB Environment¶
Open MATLAB and in the terminal type:
pyversion
You should see something similar to the following:
version: '3.7'
executable: '/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7/bin/python3'
library: '/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7/lib/libpython3.7m.dylib'
home: '/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7'
isloaded: 1
If the resulting Python version is 3.6 or 3.7, skip to the Test the Installation section. If the resulting Python version is not 3.6, or 3.7 open a Window or Mac terminal window and type:
python3 -c "import sys; print(sys.executable)"
If the resulting path to the python executable (path_to_exe) indicates Python 3.6, or 3.7, copy the path and in the MATLAB terminal run:
pyversion('<path_to_exe>')
Note: Mac computers come with Python 2.7 pre-installed. MHKiT does not work with Python 2.7. A second version of Python (3.6, or 3.7) will need to be installed on your machine. DO NOT DELETE Python 2.7. Use the above steps to make sure MATLAB is running the proper version of Python.
mhkit_python_utils package¶
mhkit_python_utils is a helper package for running MHKiT-MATLAB. From within your cloned or downloaded MHKiT-Matlab folder run setup.py on your machine by running:
pip3 install -e .
Test MHKiT-MATLAB Installation¶
To test that your install of MHKiT worked correctly, run the following in your MATLAB terminal:
[x,y]=circular(30)
The results should be:
x = 30
y = 1.1310e+04


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def kill_brackets(x):
"""Get rid of annoying brackets in numpy arrayss"""
x = x.replace("[[ ","")
x = x.replace(" ]]","")
x = x.replace("[[ ","")
x = x.replace(" ]]","")
x = x.replace("[[","")
x = x.replace("]]","")
x = x.replace("[ ","")
x = x.replace(" ]","")
x = x.replace("[ ","")
x = x.replace(" ]","")
x = x.replace("[","")
x = x.replace("]","")
return(x)
def kill_brackets(x):
"""Get rid of brackets and trailing whitespace in numpy arrays."""
return x.replace("[","").replace("]", "").strip()
def append_intercept(x):
"""
Appends an intercept term to the design matrix for a linear regression.


What does Chinese say allows you to search among Chinese news and social media (weibo).
It uses Baidu translation API, so you can search in English and view results (machine-translated) in English.
This service uses machine translating. You know, it's unrelialble. The translated content may not reflect the original ideal or intent of the content's author. I, or anybody who set up this server, will be not responsible for the translated content and any potential consequences following that. Use the data with discretion, and always read the source material with someone who understands Chinese before publishing any derived work.
Also, What appears in the results is not THE EXACT VIEWPOINT of 1.3 billion people in China, nor is its any collective representation. As you can see from the data source section, data come from Baidu search engine. They have their own *data gathering
When I came to US, I started to read news about China through Associated Press, Foreign Policy, and websites such as Tea Leaf Nation. I found that people here are really curious about opinions of Chinese people (especially Chinese "Netizen") in some topics. However, it is funny to see that most of the information people here can get about China come from several "China experts", who delicately tailor the information - not too spicy, not too weak.
Therefore I made this tool, which allows you to "talk" directly to Chinese people (?, remember the disclaimer?). You can also continue the dailogue by following the links it provided in the search results.
Journalists. They can explore the topics they are interested in and use the result as a start point of follow-up research. Information from Chinese news media, blogs, forums, and Weibo (Chinese twitter) helps journalists to find new opportunities and achieve a balanced view.
Media Hackers. This tool provide a JSON interface, with which hackers can remix the data with something else. Want to see a comparision of views between Chinese and Americans? Want to see how attention of Chinese people on specific topic shifted?
Just for fun. What do people say about Obama? What do Chinese say about a company? Find your question and get answers from 1.3b people who lives thousands of miles away.
Ok, it comes to tech details. All the data came from Baidu news search engine. Including news, forum posts, blogs, and tweets.
I use Baidu Translation API to translate the keywords and results. This uses an API key, so when it's out of quota you can apply a new one at http://developer.baidu.com/
Here a description of each source (in my opinion):
News: mainstream, well-written, well-censored news from various Chinese news websites. Notice that most Chinese websites are not allowed to publish their own news. So the news you see here are probably come from paper-based media.
Blogs: Chinese blogs, mostly hosted on blog platforms such as Sina or Netease. Though they are not as popular as "micro-blogging (Twitter)" now.
Forum: Forum posts across websites. Note that Baidu Tieba (One of the most widely used forum in China) is not included in the results. Remember the disclaimer?
Weibo: "Chinese Twitter". The user base is declining but still considerable, and more heavily used than all other sources by native Chinese. Where do people go? A new private media called "Wechat".


Hi everybody!
I has been following the site for several months and finally I decided to open an account.
I'm developing a energy monitoring system based on the tutorials of this page, basically I want to measure the energy spending of a house, store the data in some files or database, and graph the data in a localhost, webpage or mobile device.
I'm using an Arduino Uno and a Ethernet shield for the task, also, I'm developing an automation system to open or close the energy switches and sockets with 2 relays, and also a lighting dimmer (a simple LED matrix).
Well, that's the history, my problem is:
I'm from Mexico, I bought the CT sensor on line, but, here in Mexico I can't find an AC-to-AC converter, I thought buying it online, but I didn't for the difference in the electrical specifications. So, I decided to buy an 120VAC to 9VAC, 300mA transformer. Here is the product page (is from a local store here in Monterrey)
Is there any problem for the change? Bad compatibility, error measures, electrical problems or warnings?
I hope you can help me. Greetings from Monterrey Mexico!
Re: Energy Monitoring Project
That transformer should work fine, but $69 ???!!!! Is there some currency exchange rate that we should be aware of?
Here are two suitable transformers from Mouser Electronics that turned up in a quick search, the first is at end-of-life and will be discontinued: US$4.24
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Pulse/030-7221-0/?qs=sPF7iluEOp6Bmg6...
Her's a rather high-end unit at US$21.94, but that's still 1/3 the price of the one you specified:
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Hammond-Manufacturing/166G9/?qs=dhCo...
Also, it doesn't have to be a 9 volt transformer for the voltage sample. By changing the value of the scaling resistors, nearly any voltage transformer can be used, from 3 up to 48 if you design carefully and make sure that the higher voltage is properly insulated, etc. All you really need is a sample of the AC waveform, which disn'e involve and real current draw. The scaling resistors take it down to a volt or so for input to the Arduino analog input. About the only way to go wrong is if the transformer causes waveform distortion, which would mess up the power calculations.
If it was me, I'd find some old scrap-box transformer or a old hunk of discarded electronics to tear apart for the power supply transformer before I'd spend a week's grocery money on a new one.
Re: Energy Monitoring Project
Oh! Sorry about the confusion, the price is in MXN, with the current exchange rate, the price of the transformer is about US$5.00
And thanks for the observation, also I have an old AC-DC converter which has an output of 12VCD, I thought remove the rectifier and those things, and use only the transformer which provides an output of 8.5VAC(aprox), but, for security reasons I'll buy the transformer.
Thanks for the answer, very helpful


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This twitter clone is the final project of the CS53001 CSPP Databases class of fall 2012.
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Flask is a microframework for Python based on Werkzeug, Jinja 2 and good intentions. And before you ask: It's BSD licensed!
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Sleek, intuitive, and powerful front-end framework for faster and easier web development.


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Convenience function for building CSS style declarations (i.e. the string that goes into a style attribute, or the parts that go inside curly braces in a full stylesheet).
css(..., collapse_ = "")
... |
Named style properties, where the name is the property name and the argument is the property value. See Details for conversion rules. |
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(Note that the parameter name has a trailing underscore
character.) Character to use to collapse properties into a single string;
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CSS uses '-'
(minus) as a separator character in property names, but
this is an inconvenient character to use in an R function argument name.
Instead, you can use '.'
(period) and/or '_'
(underscore) as
separator characters. For example, css(font.size = "12px")
yields
"font-size:12px;"
.
To mark a property as !important
, add a '!'
character to the end
of the property name. (Since '!'
is not normally a character that can be
used in an identifier in R, you'll need to put the name in double quotes or
backticks.)
Argument values will be converted to strings using
paste(collapse = " ")
. Any property with a value of NULL
or
""
(after paste) will be dropped.
padding <- 6 css( font.family = "Helvetica, sans-serif", margin = paste0(c(10, 20, 10, 20), "px"), "padding!" = if (!is.null(padding)) padding )


Provides a common means for getting data from objects or arrays with default option such as Lodash's get method. Other methods for working with array/object data will be added in time.
Given a multidimensional array, in vanilla PHP you will do this:
print isset($multi_array['do']['re']) ? $multi_array['do']['re'] : 'default';
Using this class you would do this:
$data = new Data;
print $data->get($multi_array, 'do.re', 'default');
Not too impressive... but wait... imagine when you have complex objects, like say a Drupal 7 field value translated into spanish.
print isset($node->field_description['es']['1']['value']) ? $node->field_description['es']['1']['value'] : '';
// vs...
print $data->get($node, 'field_description.1.value', '');
Or when you need to work in Drupal 8 for a few days.
print isset($node->field_description) ? $node->get('field_description')->get(1)->value : '';
vs.
print $data->get($node, 'field_description.1.value', '');
This is where a consistent interface approach starts to make sense. By the way, there is a Drupal module that uses a different implementation of this class which can be found here.
Every call to ::get can have a default value, which removes the need for if/thens or issets.
$country = $data->get($record, 'home.address.country', 'U.S.');
You can pass a callback to process the value such as loading a record by id.
$url = $data->get($record, 'picture.id', 'http://mysite.com/default.jpg', function($id) {
return load_url_by_record_id($id);
});
<?php
use AKlump\Data\Data;
$data = new Data;
// Let's create a data subject, from which we want to pull data.
$a = array('b' => array('c' => 'd'));
// First let's pull data that exits.
// Because $a['b']['c'] has a value 'd', it will be returned. Default is ignored.
$value = $data->get($a, 'b.c', 'e');
$value === 'c';
// Because $a['b']['z'] is not set then the default value comes back, 'e'.
$value = $data->get($a, 'b.z', 'e');
$value === 'e';
// This interface works on objects or arrays, regardless. Let's convert this to a nested object using json functions.
$a_object = json_decode(json_encode($a));
// Make the same call and you'll get the same answer.
$value = $data->get($a, 'b.c', 'e');
$value === 'c';
Unconditionally sets a value at path.
Ensures that a path is set, does not overwrite if the key/property exists.
This is a conditional setter method. It will fill in only if a path is empty (or based on some other test see example 3).
<?php
// In this case the value is filled in.
$array = array('do' => '');
$data->fill($array, 'do', 're');
// The value is filled in because the current value is empty.
$array === array('do' => 're');
<?php
// In this case the value is NOT.
$array = array('do' => null);
$data->fill($array, 'do', 're', 'strict');
// The old value of null remains because 're' is a string and the current value not a string; even though it's empty, it will not be replaced because we've used the 'strict' test.
$array === array('do' => null);
<?php
// In this case the value is replaced based on a callback.
$array = array('do' => 45);
$data->fill($array, 'do', 're', function ($current, $exists) {
return $exists && is_numeric($current);
});
// The value is replaced because our custom callable tested it as a number and returned true.
$array === array('do' => 're');


Before Change
num_layers = len(self.layers)
prev_hiddens = [encoder_hiddens[i] for i in range(num_layers)]
prev_cells = [encoder_cells[i] for i in range(num_layers)]
input_feed = Variable(x.data.new(bsz, self.encoder_output_units).zero_())
attn_scores = Variable(x.data.new(srclen, seqlen, bsz).zero_())
outs = []
for j in range(seqlen):
After Change
num_layers = len(self.layers)
prev_hiddens = [encoder_hiddens[i] for i in range(num_layers)]
prev_cells = [encoder_cells[i] for i in range(num_layers)]
input_feed = x.data.new(bsz, self.encoder_output_units).zero_()
attn_scores = x.data.new(srclen, seqlen, bsz).zero_()
outs = []
for j in range(seqlen):


Winter is the coldest season of the year in polar and temperate zones (winter does not occur in most of the tropical zone). It occurs after autumn and before spring in each year. Winter is caused by the axis of the Earth in that hemisphere being oriented away from the sun.
Winter is often defined by meteorologists to be the three calendar months with the lowest average temperatures. This corresponds to the months of December, January and February in the Northern Hemisphere, and June, July and August in the Southern Hemisphere. The coldest average temperatures of the season are typically experienced in January or February in the Northern Hemisphere and in June, July or August in the Southern Hemisphere.
Usually winter sports consist of basketball, gymnastics, wrestling, and indoor track and field.


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Spring chain example¶
Let’s say that you want to compute the balance positions of a chain of springs.
Start with includes:
#include <iostream>
#include <QuadProgMm.hpp>
using namespace QuadProgMm;
Define a class representing a spring. It’s a simple aggregate with the spring’s strength, and unconstrained length:
struct Spring {
Spring(float strength_, float length_) :
strength(strength_), length(length_)
{}
float strength, length;
};
Then, a class for the chain.
It has two boundaries (left
and right
),
a vector of Spring
, and a vector of Variable
for the positions to be computed:
struct SpringChain {
SpringChain(
float left_, float right_,
const std::vector<Spring>& springs_
) :
left(left_), right(right_),
springs(springs_),
positions(makePositions(springs_)),
solution(resolve())
{}
double get(size_t i) const {
return solution.get(positions[i]);
}
private:
static std::vector<Variable> makePositions(
const std::vector<Spring>&
);
Solution resolve();
float left, right;
std::vector<Spring> springs;
std::vector<Variable> positions;
Solution solution;
};
Then, the definition of makePositions
that constructs an independent Variable
for each position to solve:
std::vector<Variable> SpringChain::makePositions(
const std::vector<Spring>& springs
) {
std::vector<Variable> positions;
for(size_t i = 0; i != springs.size() + 1; ++i) {
positions.push_back(Variable());
}
return positions;
}
Then, the most important part: the definition of SpringChain::resolve
:
Solution SpringChain::resolve() {
First, define the objective: each spring has a potential energy of \(1/2 \cdot k \cdot (l - l_0) ^ 2\), where \(k\) is its strength, \(l_0\) is its unconstrained length, and \(l\) is its current length. The balance position is reached when the total energy is minimal: the objective is to minimize the sum of all those energies. So, build the total energy as a quadratic expression of the variables:
QuadraticExpression energy = 0;
for(size_t i = 0; i != springs.size(); ++i) {
LinearExpression l_minus_l0 =
positions[i + 1] - positions[i]
- springs[i].length;
energy += 0.5 * springs[i].strength * l_minus_l0 * l_minus_l0;
}
Add the constraints on boundaries:
std::vector<Constraint> boundaries {
positions.front() == left,
positions.back() == right,
};
And solve the QP problem:
return minimize(energy, boundaries);
}
Finally, use the SpringChain
class:
int main() {
std::vector<Spring> springs {
Spring(1, 2),
Spring(1, 3),
Spring(10, 5),
Spring(1, 2),
};
SpringChain chain(0, 10, springs);
for(size_t i = 0; i != springs.size() + 1; ++i) {
std::cout << "Position " << i << ": "
<< chain.get(i) << std::endl;
}
}
And here is the result:
Position 0: 7.60026e-10
Position 1: 1.35484
Position 2: 3.70968
Position 3: 8.64516
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Chapter 1 of 'Search Inside Yourself' introduced some interesting ideas about emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence is defined as the ability to monitor one's own and others feelings and emotions to discriminate among them and to use this information to guide one's thinking and actions. Knowing oneself lies at the heart of emotional intelligence. In the tech world, conceptual thinking and analytical ability are important however emotional intelligence is also of great value. This includes; strong achievement drive and high achievement standards, ability to influence, initiative in taking on challenges and self confidence.
Emotional competencies can be gained with practice. Self awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy and social skills are all qualities that have potential to be developed. Building on these qualities can help you function at a higher level than what you are already capable of - enabling you to become the best you you can be. To begin; the foundation of emotional intelligence can be formed through training a strong and perceptive attention which enables calmness and clarity. This can be practiced through mindfulness - paying attention to the moment and just being.
The practice of mindfulness is new to me however it was pretty easy to just focus on my breathing and 'just be'. To start with, two minutes doing nothing seemed rather unproductive and my thoughts were all over the show however by the end I was starting to appreciate just taking the time to do nothing and simply pay attention to the moment.


- Here we go, things really popped off.
- Monday morning, despite the many good vibes sent my way, things were yet again worse. I ached so badly it was too difficult to sit up and drink water much less get up and even heat up some food in the microwave. I was in a really bad way. Temperature worse, rash worse and now my mouth is swollen and sore with bumps throughout. I went to A&E, this time pretty sure I wouldn't be sent back home.
- The doctors started lining up tests, putting me on a drip feed and admitted me to hospital. This was not mumps, they said, and this was not impetigo, it was something else and it was unknown.
- The antibiotics made it worse, it's added a secondary rash and I'm to stop, they said, 7 minutes after I'd taken one more dose.
- Life in 8 North, the Medical Admittance Ward. My mouth is too sore to eat and they don't want to give me medication yet so that they can take biopsies of the rash in its pure form. They tell me I've been taking too much pain medication and won't give me as much so I'm still in pain. I squirm and cry in my bed with my blue curtain in a room with 3 others.
- Tuesday I'm given steroids and within hours my mouth becomes its normal size again. I'm given medical mouthwash that's like paint stripper and rips off all the loose, fleshy layers of my mouth that the sores had formed. It's still too raw to eat and swallow.
- The steroids take away the pain and the fever. Other pills and lotion help with the intense itching—I must itch to live. The rash is in my hands and feet now, the doctors say it had already begun to advance there before the steroids started. My hands swell up and are covered with 3,000 small bumps. The itching is like fire.
- Doctors come in and out every day, they mention they've "heard about" me. They ask if I'll consent to medical photographs being taken so that my condition can be used to teach students (of course, anything for science).
- I get used to nearly undressing for every curious member of staff that comes to my bedside.
- The doctors are taking loads of blood each day, each day some measurement goes in the wrong direction: my white blood cells, my allergy markers. But inflammation markers, which had been very, very high, were down. At least there was that.
- But they cannot find a source of infection, anywhere. I was even given a full eye exam. Nothing! It's my body doing it to itself, they say, the trigger is inside of you.
- I have Dermatology, Rheumatology, Infectious Diseases and Medical Doctors all looking after me. All bewildered. All telling me slightly different things.
- Friends come to visit and by Friday I have a normal mouth again and can eat food. I like that someone (a nurse assistant) brings me porridge and coffee in the morning.
- Eventually I get a private room on 8 North, then a private room on 11 West, the Infectious Diseases Ward. It has a nice bathroom and a better bed.
- The steroids are working, the doctors say, the secondary rash is improving. My body, however, is still 80% covered in lilac spots as if a can of paint was tossed on me or if actually being a polka-dotted-person is a thing.
- I cancel the neurology appointment I was meant to have to follow up on why my left leg sometimes disappears on me and I cancelled the week-long holiday I'd booked to celebrate being done with being ill for 3 months and having all of my December holiday turn into sick days.
- Here's what I should have packed before going to A&E
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new AnnHelper(parent)
AnnHelper deals with managing the annotation
data and doing import/export.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
parent |
Annotator | The annotator using this helper instance |
- Source:
Members
anns :Array.<SuperShape>
The stored annotations
Type:
- Array.<SuperShape>
- Source:
curType :String
The next annotation type to use
Type:
- String
- Source:
ftrs :Array.<Feature>
The stored features
Type:
- Array.<Feature>
- Source:
Methods
addFtrData(ftr)
Imports data for a single feature.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ftr |
Object | The feature to import |
- Source:
changeType(type)
Changes the current annotation type - the type to use
for the next created annotation.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
type |
String |
- Source:
clrInvalid()
Clears invalidated annotations from the current annotation array.
- Source:
delAnn()
Invalidates the current annotation and clears it from storage.
- Source:
exportAnns() → {Object}
Allows export of the annotations to the client application.
Returns object mapping feature names to arrays of annotations.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Object
ftrChanged()
Correctly finalises a feature change. Must be called
when the selected feature index changes.
- Source:
getAnn() → {Annotation}
Gets the current (selected) annotation
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Annotation
getFtr() → {Feature}
Gets the current (selected) feature - the one being annotated.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Feature
getFtrs() → {Array.<Feature>}
Gets the complete feature array.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Array.<Feature>
importAnns(anns)
Imports annotation data provided by the client application.
This depends on features having already being imported -
call importFeatures(null) to setup a 'default' feature.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
anns |
Object | Map from feature names to annotation data arrays to import. |
- Source:
importFeatures(input)
Imports external feature data provided by the client application.
If input is null, a single default "image" feature is added.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
input |
Array.<{name: String, required: Boolean, shape: String}> |
- Source:
newAnn() → {RectAnn|PolyAnn|PointAnn|LineAnn}
Creates an returns a new annotation. This is the only safe way to
add new annotations.
- Source:
Returns:
nextFtr()
Selects the next feature in the feature array, up to the last.
- Source:
pickLn(x, y) → {Object}
Picks the closest annotation line to the given image-space point
and returns the closest point on the line, the annotation which
holds the line, the indices of the points which define the line,
and the distance from the given point to the line. Also returns
whether or not the picked point is an endpoint on the line.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
x |
Number | X-coordinate in image space |
y |
Number | Y-coordinate in image space |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Object
pickPt(x, y) → {Object}
Picks the closest annotation point to the given image-space
point, and returns it, its distance from the given point,
its index in the shape, and the annotation itself.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
x |
Number | X-coordinate in image space |
y |
Number | Y-coordinate in image space |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Object
prevFtr()
Selects the previous feature in the feature array, down to the first.
- Source:
replaceAnn(ann)
Replaces the selected annotation with the one provided
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ann |
RectAnn | PolyAnn | PointAnn | LineAnn | Annotation to store |
- Source:
reset()
Sets the helper to its default state.
- Source:
setAnn(ann)
Sets thse selection to an existing annotation.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ann |
RectAnn | PolyAnn | PointAnn | LineAnn |
- Source:
setFtr(ftr)
Sets the feature selection to an existing feature.
This will do nothing if the specified feature is not
in the feature array.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ftr |
Feature |
- Source:


FG to commence deportation of undocumented foreigners on January 13, 2020
- The federal government discloses that it will begin mass deportation of undocumented immigrants when the six-month grace for the appropriate documentation expires on January 12, 2020
- The supervising agency for the documentation of foreigners says there won’t be any extension once the grace period for the documentation expires
- Officials of the agency note that Nigerians harbouring undocumented foreigners or having them in their employment will be jailed seven years or made to pay a fine of N1m
The federal government has disclosed that it will commence mass deportation of undocumented foreigners all over the country on January 13, 2020.
The supervising agency for the documentation of foreigners stated that the mass deportation exercise will begin immediately the six-month grace for the appropriate documentation given by the central government expires on January 12, 2020.
Top officials of the agency told the Tribune on Saturday, November 23, that there won’t be any extension once the grace period expires.
IPPIS: ASUU dares FG, stops members from govt pay roll
The officials noted that all undocumented foreigners above 18 years without evidence of proper documentation would be arrested after the grace period and promptly deported at the expiration of the grace period.
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The agency warned that Nigerians harbouring undocumented foreigners or having them in their employment would be jailed seven years or made to pay a fine of N1m.
It said that Nigerians popularly known as agents, who usually facilitate the illegal movement of young girls and boys from neighbouring countries into Nigeria for the purpose of linking them up with those in need of domestic servants in homes across the country now stand the risk of a 10-year jail term or a fine of N1 million.
The spokesperson for the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Sunday James also explained that migrants not captured on the migrant e-registration database by January 12, 2020 would be arrested and prosecuted.
FG indefinitely suspends building, operation of filling stations near borders
Meanwhile, the closure of Nigeria's borders is really affecting Ghana, a parliamentarian from the country, Clement Humado, has lamented.
According to Humado, the closure of the Nigeria-Benin border is the most devastating to his country as several trucks from Ghana were stranded at Seme-Krake side of the border.
He disclosed this on Friday, November 22, when presenting the country report at the ongoing second ordinary session of ECOWAS parliament held in Abuja.
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Simple registry supports setInstance and getInstance.
getInstance expects an object supporting CanRegister interface, so if the instance requested does not exist in the registry it will be created by calling the subjects register() method which must in turn call setInstance on the registry instance.
Class Registry
Provides a generic base controller with built in and consistent methods and workflow for handling authorisation in derived controllers.
Introduces the setupController() method which should be overridden and used to
Class ApprecieControllerBase
Provides additional functionality to extending classes and works around some know Phalcon issues. It is expected that Apprecie application models will extend this base class.
Provides field level encryption. mysql / pdo / phalcon ORM - bit as string overflow issue work around phalcon / pdo mysql default values workaround
In the case of the bit as string issue, the handling and work around is automatic. Simply ensure to use bool : $myObject->yesNoValue = true;
For encrypted fields pass the names of the fields to be encrypted to setEncryptedFields() Beyond this encryption and decryption of these fields is now automatic on the assumption that in process is decrypted and at rest is encrypted.
For default fields, set the fields to assume defaults on create using setDefaultFields() and you will be able to leave this fields with no value on a create action, and the db defined value will be assumed.
For find and findFirst operations use findFirstBy and findBy for automatic encryption handling. This means that queries must be exact (not LIKE) and will compare encrypted form to encrypted form.
Class ApprecieModelBase
Simple Utility containg some URL functions Class Url
Provides the basic login / logout / authorise functionality for web users Class Security
Provides simple csrf prevention. A session level token is generated and stored in the active session. This same token can then be output in forms and tested when a post back occurs.
note that this is not as strong as a nonce, but is less restrictive (can use multiple tabs in browser for example)
HTML volt <form ... > {{csrf()}} ... </form>
HTML php <form ... > <?= CSRFProtection::csrf(); ?> ... </form>
//server side
if(! (new CSRFProtection())->checkSessionToken()) { //forged request }
Class CSRFProtection
Utility class provides some filter and encoding methods.
Class Filters


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liberis
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Low-level access to the SoundBox. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Enumerations | |
| enum | adpcm_rate { ADPCM_RATE_32000 = 0, ADPCM_RATE_16000 = 1, ADPCM_RATE_8000 = 2, ADPCM_RATE_4000 = 3 } |
| ADPCM sample rate. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | eris_low_psg_set_main_volume (u8 left, u8 right) |
| Set main volume. | |
| void | eris_low_psg_set_channel (u8 chan) |
| Set the active channel to operate on. | |
| void | eris_low_psg_set_freq (u16 freq) |
| Set the frequency of the active channel. | |
| void | eris_low_psg_set_volume (u8 vol, u8 on, u8 dda) |
| Set the volume (and some controls) of the active channel. | |
| void | eris_low_psg_set_balance (u8 left, u8 right) |
| Set the balance on the active channel. | |
| void | eris_low_psg_waveform_data (u8 sample) |
| Write waveform data for the active channel. | |
| void | eris_low_psg_set_noise (u8 freq, u8 enabled) |
| Set noise control data for the active channel. | |
| void | eris_low_psg_set_lfo_freq (u8 freq) |
| Set LFO frequency. | |
| void | eris_low_psg_set_lfo_control (int on, int ctrl) |
| Set LFO controls. | |
| void | eris_low_adpcm_set_control (adpcm_rate rate, u8 ch0_interp, u8 ch1_interp, u8 ch0_reset, u8 ch1_reset) |
| Set ADPCM controls. | |
| void | eris_low_adpcm_set_volume (u8 chan, u8 left, u8 right) |
| Set ADPCM channel volume. | |
| void | eris_low_cdda_set_volume (u8 left, u8 right) |
| Set CDDA volume. |
Low-level access to the SoundBox.
| enum adpcm_rate |
| void eris_low_adpcm_set_control | ( | adpcm_rate | rate, |
| u8 | ch0_interp, | ||
| u8 | ch1_interp, | ||
| u8 | ch0_reset, | ||
| u8 | ch1_reset | ||
| ) |
Set ADPCM controls.
| rate | Sample rate for the ADPCM. |
| ch0_interp | Whether Channel 0 has linear interpolation enabled. |
| ch1_interp | Whether Channel 1 has linear interpolation enabled. |
| ch0_reset | If set, reset Channel 0. |
| ch1_reset | If set, reset Channel 1. |
Set ADPCM channel volume.
| chan | Which channel to set the volume of. |
| left | Left speaker volume. (0 ~ 63) |
| right | Right speaker volume. (0 ~ 63) |
Set CDDA volume.
| left | Left speaker volume. (0 ~ 63) |
| right | Right speaker volume. (0 ~ 63) |
Set the balance on the active channel.
| left | Left speaker output volume. (0 ~ 15) |
| right | Right speaker output volume. (0 ~ 15) |
| void eris_low_psg_set_channel | ( | u8 | chan | ) |
Set the active channel to operate on.
This affects which channel is changed for the functions eris_low_psg_set_freq(), eris_low_psg_set_volume(), eris_low_psg_set_balance(), eris_low_psg_waveform_data(), and eris_low_psg_set_noise().
| chan | The channel to become active. (0 ~ 5) |
| void eris_low_psg_set_freq | ( | u16 | freq | ) |
Set the frequency of the active channel.
| freq | The frequency of the channel. 12bit. Calculated as n = (3580000 / 32) / freq |
| void eris_low_psg_set_lfo_control | ( | int | on, |
| int | ctrl | ||
| ) |
Set LFO controls.
| on | Whether the LFO is enabled or not. |
| ctrl | LFO control. Influence is not simple; see hardware documentation. |
| void eris_low_psg_set_lfo_freq | ( | u8 | freq | ) |
Set LFO frequency.
| freq | The LFO's new frequency value. Influence is not simple; see hardware documentation. |
Set main volume.
| left | Left speaker output volume. (0 ~ 15) |
| right | Right speaker output volume. (0 ~ 15) |
Set noise control data for the active channel.
Only works on the last 2 channels (4 and 5).
| freq | Frequency of the noise. 5bit. Calculated as n = (3580000 / 32) / freq |
| enabled | Whether the channel should or should not output noise. |
Set the volume (and some controls) of the active channel.
| vol | Volume of the channel. (0 ~ 31) |
| on | Controls whether the channel is on or off. |
| dda | Direct DAC access control. When enabled, waveform data is streamed through eris_low_psg_waveform_data(). |
| void eris_low_psg_waveform_data | ( | u8 | sample | ) |
Write waveform data for the active channel.
If DDA is off, writes to the waveform buffer and increases the index. If it's on, it changes the current sample being played.
| sample | A 5bit unsigned sample. (0 ~ 31) |


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Businessmodel of NTT DoCoMo
Customer Segments
NTT DoCoMo principally operates as a mobile telecommunications provider, serving general consumers across multiple demographics and some commercial clients.
The Company operates only in Japan, where it is the leading mobile telecommunications network provider. In 2015 the Company had a market share of 43.6%. NTT DoCoMo does provide some international services, however, these do not comprise a significant portion of its revenue generating activities.
Value Propositions
NTT DoCoMo provides value to its customers through the quality and reliability of its network services, its brand standing and reputation, its commitment to research and development, and the accessibility of its multi-channel services.
NTT DoCoMo is Japan’s largest and most established mobile operator, operating as part of NTT Group, which has a strong reputation for quality within the Company. NTT DoCoMo commits a significant portion of revenue to research and development activities each year, and has a number of patents in place to ensure that it provides up-to-date solutions to its customers.
Channels
NTT DoCoMo operates a website at www.nttdocomo.co.jp, through which customers can find information on the Company’s products and services. The Company also operates an online store, the DoCoMo Shop, through which customers are able to purchase mobile handsets, devices and subscription plans. Additionally, NTT DoCoMo operates online music, book and video services through its dmarket portal, which is accessible through mobile and desktop browsers, and mobile applications.
Much of NTT DoCoMo’s sales are completed through its own direct sales teams. The Company operates a network of physical stores, and a number of sales offices. NTT DoCoMo has a recently established Sales and Marketing Division, which is responsible for revenues in the mobile and telecommunications sector, and formulating strategies to target individual customers within the mobile telecommunications field. Corporate sales are the responsibility of the Company’s devoted Corporate Sales Division. NTT DoCoMo’s Business Development Division is responsible for promoting the Company’s broadband services to both individual and commercial customers.
Customer Relationships
Many of NTT DoCoMo’s products and services are available to customers on a self-service basis through the DoCoMo Shop and the Company’s dmarket portal, including handset and mobile network subscriptions and on-demand services. The Company’s more complex services, notably its network system maintenance and development, require a greater degree of interaction and consultation with clients, in order to accurately fulfil their needs.
NTT DoCoMo makes a range of technical support resources available to customers through its website, including troubleshooting guides and user manuals. It also enables customers to make direct enquiries with the Company’s support staff in order to receive more personalised care. The Company operates several social media profiles, through which it is able to interact directly with customers.
Key Activities
NTT DoCoMo operates primarily as a mobile telecommunications provider.
Key Partners
NTT DoCoMo has a number of partnerships with operators within the telecommunications and technology sectors.
The Company has recently launched partnerships with a number of companies. In 2015 the Company entered into partnership with McDonald’s, under which McDonald’s agreed to provide discounts to the more than 54 million members of NTT DoCoMo’s “d POINT CLUB” at its network of 3,000 outlets in Japan.
The Company additionally launched a partnership in 2015 with Telefonica, with a view to providing Internet of Things solutions to multinational clients. NTT DoCoMo also has an Internet of Things tie-up with ThingWorx and Nippon Systemware in the provision of an M2M cloud solutions system powered by the ThingWorx platform.
Key Resources
NTT DoCoMo’s key resources are its technology, its telecommunications infrastructure, its IT infrastructure, its sales and distribution channels – notably its chain of retail stores, and its personnel. According to its annual report, NTT DoCoMo has more patents that are essential in the use of LTE than any other communications company in the world.
This includes a number of patent applications filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office, such as its applications entitled ‘Mobile station and radio base station’, ‘Wireless circuit and frequency pair determination method’ and ‘Enhanced inter-cell interference control in a radio communication system’.
Cost Structure
NTT DoCoMo incurs costs in relation to its research and development activities, its operation of its sales and distribution networks, maintenance and development of its IT infrastructure and communications infrastructure, and retention of its personnel.
NTT DoCoMo employs more than 25,500 members of staff, all of whom amount to costs in the form of salaries and benefits. The Company also operates a network of sales and administrative offices, as well as a chain of retail stores, which accrue costs in the form of rent and utilities.
Revenue Streams
NTT DoCoMo generates revenue through a range of services that can largely be divided into three categories:
- mobile and broadband communications services, including monthly connection charges, call charges, packet communication charges, broadband subscriptions and cable television subscriptions;
- equipment sales, including revenue from sales of mobile phone handsets supplied by third party manufacturers; and
- other services, including revenue from content services, payment solutions and device protection services. In 2015 NTT DoCoMo generated JPY 4.4 trillion in annual revenue, down marginally from JPY 4.5 trillion recorded in 2014. The Company’s telecommunications services account for the majority of the Company’s annual revenue, with voice revenue and packet communications revenue representing 20.2% and 42.3% of total 2015 revenue respectively.


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219-2 Definitions
219-3 Hawaii aquaculture loan program
219-4 Funds; application of payments
219-5 Powers; rules
219-6 Loan; limitation and terms
219-7 Loans insured by the department
219-8 Participation in loans by the department
219-9 Direct loans


Is Bitcoin a safe haven for everything?
by Houses and HolesVia FTAlphaville:
Over the years bitcoin has frequently been touted as a “safe haven”. It’s an idea that seemingly doesn’t to want to die, despite the fact that its pretty much the most volatile things you can get your hands on and there’s been a stream of thefts and hacks worth hundreds of millions of dollars from exchanges and other crypto platforms.
What makes the persistence of the idea particularly odd is that bitcoin has not performed like a safe haven asset to date.
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| disp (';;;;;;;;;;;;;;') | |
| vals (length(nodes)) | |
| visited (cur_node) | |
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| function [cdf] | |
| ttl_servers = N*servers_per_tor | |
| cdf = zeros([ttl_servers 1]) | |
| sp_mat = sparse(mat) | |
| longest = graphallshortestpaths(sp_mat,'directed',false) | |
| diam = get_diameter(mat) | |
| for | srv |
| nodes = 1:1 | |
| best_similar = 0 | |
| cur_neighs =find(mat(cur_node,:)) | |
| for | neigh |
| end | cur_res = length(intersect(nodes,find(mat(neigh,:)))) |
| best_neigh = neigh | |
| cur_node = best_neigh | |
| vals = ones([1 length(nodes)]) * servers_per_tor | |
| end function | avg_len |
| for | src_i |
| end end | num_servers = sum(servers) |
| cdf | ( | srv | ) |
| disp | ( | ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;' | ) |
| disp | ( | N | ) |
| disp | ( | nodes | ) |
| end disp | ( | num_servers | ) |
|
pure virtual |
| visited | ( | cur_node | ) |
| best_neigh = neigh |
| cdf = zeros([ttl_servers 1]) |
| cur_neighs =find(mat(cur_node,:)) |
| cur_node = best_neigh |
| diam = get_diameter(mat) |
| longest = graphallshortestpaths(sp_mat,'directed',false) |
| end for neigh |
| sp_mat = sparse(mat) |
| for src_i |
| for srv |
| ttl_servers = N*servers_per_tor |


--- title: BreaKHis Classification with GradCAM keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Fine-tuning classification networks and using GradCAM to obtain object detection results on histopathological slides of breast cancer." description: "Fine-tuning classification networks and using GradCAM to obtain object detection results on histopathological slides of breast cancer." ---
pip install breakhis_gradcam


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