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pyGM: Factors Overview¶
For more details, see pyGM.Factor
Factors are the basic building block of our graphical model representations. In general, a factor consists of a set of variables (its “scope”), and the function values f(x) for each joint configuration x (a tuple of values) of its variables. Factors support basic operations common in probabilistic inference, including artihmetic operations, marginalization, optimization, and sampling.
Basics¶
We can create a basic factor object by specifying its variables and a table of values. The table size also specifies the cardinality of each variable; here has three values and has two, . Internally, discrete variables always take on numeric values starting at zero. If you wish to associate these values with other symbols, you must define a mapping yourself. Similarly, internally discrete variables are associated with a non-negative “id number” (, , etc.); you may assign these variables to other names in your code, but only their id number is necessary to refer to them.
>>> import pyGM as gm
>>> import numpy as np
>>> X0 = gm.Var(0,3) # Define variable "X0" taking 3 states
>>> X1 = gm.Var(1,2) # Define variable "X1" taking 2 states
>>> F = gm.Factor([X0,X1], np.random.rand(3,2))
From the Factor class, you can access the variables over which it is defined (its scope), their sizes, the full table of values, or the value of the function at some configuration of its arguments:
>>> F.vars # variables in the factor's arguments
{0,1}
>>> F.dims() # the dimensions / # of states of each variable
(3, 2)
>>> F.table # table representation uses numpy arrays
array([[0.55538171, 0.7854848 ],
[0.29212683, 0.60789923],
[0.48685444, 0.24967191]])
>>> F[2,0] # check F(X0=2, X1=0)
'0.486854436651706'
Warning
Factors store their arguments in sorted order according to their id numbers, not the order in which the variables appear when the factor is created. Thus, to avoid confusion you should be careful when defining and accessing factors to try to do so in id-number order. If you need to access values without knowing the id number ordering, you can use “valueMap” and “setValueMap”:
>>> F.valueMap( {X1:0, X0:2} ) # check entry value
'0.486854436651706'
>>> F.setValueMap( {X1:0, X0:2}, 0.5 ) # set entry to 0.5
Constructor & Accessors¶
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
__init__() |
Constructor |
vars |
Get the list of arguments for F (property) |
table |
Get the table of values for F (property) |
nvar |
Number of arguments (property) |
numel() |
Number of elements in the table specification of F |
dims() |
The dimensions (number of states) of the argument variables |
__str__() |
A basic string representation, “Factor( {ids} )” |
__repr__() |
A string representation that including pointer information on the numpy table |
Arithmetic Functions¶
Basic arithmetic (e.g., plus) is defined to produce a factor equivalent to the operator applied to the argument functions. If both factors have the same variables (arguments), the operation is elementwise; if they have different scopes, the operations produce a new function defined over their joint scope:
>>> F = gm.Factor([X0],[0,1,2])
>>> G = gm.Factor([X1],[1,5])
>>> F+G
Factor({0,1},[0x1b999c0])
>>> (F+G).table
array([[1., 5.],
[2., 6.],
[3., 7.]])
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
__add__() |
Addition, F+G |
__sub__() |
Subtraction, F-G |
__mul__() |
Multiplication, F*G |
__div__() |
Division, F/G |
__pow__() |
Raise each element of F to a (scalar) power p, F**p |
Arithmetic operators also have in-place versions (“+=”, “-=”, etc.) that replace the left-hand-side factor with the result.
A number of unary arithmetic operations are also defined:
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
__abs__() |
Return a factor whose elements are the absolute value of those in F, |
__neg__() |
Return a factor whose elements are the negation of those in F, |
exp() |
Return a factor whose elements are exponential of F, |
log() |
Natural logarithm, |
log10() |
Base-10 logarithm |
log2() |
Base-2 logarithm |
Some unary operators also have in-place versions:
absIP()
,
negIP()
,
expIP()
,
logIP()
,
log10IP()
, and
log2IP()
Elimination Operators¶
The most useful aspect of the factor class is to automate the tedious computations underlying many of the mathematical operators common in probabilistic graphical models. These include basic variable elimination operators, specifying the variables to be eliminated:
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
sum() |
Sum over the values of F over one or more variables, e.g., |
max() |
Find the maximum value of F over one or more variables, e.g., |
min() |
Find the minimum value of F over one or more variables |
lse() |
Log-sum-exp elimination operator, |
sumPower() |
Power summation, |
lsePower() |
Log-powersum-exp elimination |
The closely related functions
marginal()
, maxmarginal()
, and minmarginal()
eliminate all variables in the factor except those specified, to produce (unnormalized)
marginal functions.
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
condition() |
Extract the subtable of F corresponding to an assignment to some of F’s args, e.g., |
argmax() |
Find the configuration of arguments corresponding to F’s maximum value |
argmin() |
Find the configuration of arguments corresponding to F’s minimum value |
sample() |
Draw a configuration of args at random according to F as a probability measure |
See also the related condition2()
, argmax2()
, argmin2()
, which are similar but take differently
formatted function arguments.
Boolean Tests¶
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
isfinite() |
True if F contains only finite values (no inf, -inf, nan) |
isnan() |
True if F contains any not-a-number (nan) values |
isAny() |
Helper function for arbitrary elementwise boolean tests on F |
Other Operations¶
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
entropy() |
Evaluate the Shannon entropy of F, interpreted as a probability measure |
distance() |
Evaluate any of several distances or pseudo-distances between two factors F, G |


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Time zones¶
Support for time zones is enabled by default. Airflow stores datetime information in UTC internally and in the database. It allows you to run your DAGs with time zone dependent schedules. At the moment Airflow does not convert them to the end user’s time zone in the user interface. There it will always be displayed in UTC. Also templates used in Operators are not converted. Time zone information is exposed and it is up to the writer of DAG what do with it.
This is handy if your users live in more than one time zone and you want to display datetime information according to each user’s wall clock.
Even if you are running Airflow in only one time zone it is still good practice to store data in UTC in your database (also before Airflow became time zone aware this was also to recommended or even required setup). The main reason is Daylight Saving Time (DST). Many countries have a system of DST, where clocks are moved forward in spring and backward in autumn. If you’re working in local time, you’re likely to encounter errors twice a year, when the transitions happen. (The pendulum and pytz documentation discusses these issues in greater detail.) This probably doesn’t matter for a simple DAG, but it’s a problem if you are in, for example, financial services where you have end of day deadlines to meet.
The time zone is set in airflow.cfg
. By default it is set to utc, but you change it to use the system’s settings or
an arbitrary IANA time zone, e.g. Europe/Amsterdam. It is dependent on pendulum, which is more accurate than pytz.
Pendulum is installed when you install Airflow.
Please note that the Web UI currently only runs in UTC.
Concepts¶
Naïve and aware datetime objects¶
Python’s datetime.datetime objects have a tzinfo attribute that can be used to store time zone information, represented as an instance of a subclass of datetime.tzinfo. When this attribute is set and describes an offset, a datetime object is aware. Otherwise, it’s naive.
You can use timezone.is_aware() and timezone.is_naive() to determine whether datetimes are aware or naive.
Because Airflow uses time-zone-aware datetime objects. If your code creates datetime objects they need to be aware too.
from airflow.utils import timezone
now = timezone.utcnow()
a_date = timezone.datetime(2017,1,1)
Interpretation of naive datetime objects¶
Although Airflow operates fully time zone aware, it still accepts naive date time objects for start_dates and end_dates in your DAG definitions. This is mostly in order to preserve backwards compatibility. In case a naive start_date or end_date is encountered the default time zone is applied. It is applied in such a way that it is assumed that the naive date time is already in the default time zone. In other words if you have a default time zone setting of Europe/Amsterdam and create a naive datetime start_date of datetime(2017,1,1) it is assumed to be a start_date of Jan 1, 2017 Amsterdam time.
default_args=dict(
start_date=datetime(2016, 1, 1),
owner='Airflow'
)
dag = DAG('my_dag', default_args=default_args)
op = DummyOperator(task_id='dummy', dag=dag)
print(op.owner) # Airflow
Unfortunately, during DST transitions, some datetimes don’t exist or are ambiguous. In such situations, pendulum raises an exception. That’s why you should always create aware datetime objects when time zone support is enabled.
In practice, this is rarely an issue. Airflow gives you aware datetime objects in the models and DAGs, and most often, new datetime objects are created from existing ones through timedelta arithmetic. The only datetime that’s often created in application code is the current time, and timezone.utcnow() automatically does the right thing.
Default time zone¶
The default time zone is the time zone defined by the default_timezone setting under [core]. If you just installed Airflow it will be set to utc, which is recommended. You can also set it to system or an IANA time zone (e.g.`Europe/Amsterdam`). DAGs are also evaluated on Airflow workers, it is therefore important to make sure this setting is equal on all Airflow nodes.
[core]
default_timezone = utc
Time zone aware DAGs¶
Creating a time zone aware DAG is quite simple. Just make sure to supply a time zone aware start_date using pendulum.
import pendulum
local_tz = pendulum.timezone("Europe/Amsterdam")
default_args=dict(
start_date=datetime(2016, 1, 1, tzinfo=local_tz),
owner='Airflow'
)
dag = DAG('my_tz_dag', default_args=default_args)
op = DummyOperator(task_id='dummy', dag=dag)
print(dag.timezone) # <Timezone [Europe/Amsterdam]>
Please note that while it is possible to set a start_date and end_date for Tasks always the DAG timezone or global timezone (in that order) will be used to calculate the next execution date. Upon first encounter the start date or end date will be converted to UTC using the timezone associated with start_date or end_date, then for calculations this timezone information will be disregarded.
Templates¶
Airflow returns time zone aware datetimes in templates, but does not convert them to local time so they remain in UTC. It is left up to the DAG to handle this.
import pendulum
local_tz = pendulum.timezone("Europe/Amsterdam")
local_tz.convert(execution_date)
Cron schedules¶
In case you set a cron schedule, Airflow assumes you will always want to run at the exact same time. It will then ignore day light savings time. Thus, if you have a schedule that says run at end of interval every day at 08:00 GMT+1 it will always run end of interval 08:00 GMT+1, regardless if day light savings time is in place.
Time deltas¶
For schedules with time deltas Airflow assumes you always will want to run with the specified interval. So if you specify a timedelta(hours=2) you will always want to run to hours later. In this case day light savings time will be taken into account.


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''' Provide functions to embed Bokeh models (e.g., plots, widget, layouts)
in various different ways.
There are a number of different combinations of options when embedding
Bokeh plots. The data for the plot can be contained in the document,
or on a Bokeh server, or in a sidecar JavaScript file. Likewise, BokehJS
may be inlined in the document, or loaded from CDN or a Bokeh server.
The functions in ``bokeh.embed`` provide functionality to embed in all
these different cases.
'''
from __future__ import absolute_import
from collections import Sequence
from warnings import warn
from six import string_types
from .core.templates import (
AUTOLOAD_JS, AUTOLOAD_NB_JS, AUTOLOAD_TAG,
FILE, NOTEBOOK_DIV, PLOT_DIV, DOC_JS, SCRIPT_TAG
)
from .core.json_encoder import serialize_json
from .document import Document, DEFAULT_TITLE
from .model import Model, _ModelInDocument, _ModelInEmptyDocument
from .resources import BaseResources, _SessionCoordinates, EMPTY
from .util.string import encode_utf8
from .util.serialization import make_id
from .util.deprecation import deprecated
def _indent(text, n=2):
return "\n".join([ " "*n + line for line in text.split("\n") ])
def _wrap_in_safely(code):
return """\
Bokeh.safely(function() {
%(code)s
});""" % dict(code=_indent(code, 2))
def _wrap_in_onload(code):
return """\
(function() {
var fn = function() {
%(code)s
};
if (document.readyState != "loading") fn();
else document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", fn);
})();
""" % dict(code=_indent(code, 4))
[docs]def components(models, resources=None, wrap_script=True, wrap_plot_info=True):
'''
Return HTML components to embed a Bokeh plot. The data for the plot is
stored directly in the returned HTML.
An example can be found in examples/embed/embed_multiple.py
.. note::
The returned components assume that BokehJS resources are
**already loaded**.
Args:
models (Model|list|dict|tuple) :
A single Model, a list/tuple of Models, or a dictionary of keys and Models.
resources :
Deprecated argument
wrap_script (boolean, optional) :
If True, the returned javascript is wrapped in a script tag.
(default: True)
wrap_plot_info (boolean, optional) : If True, returns ``<div>`` strings.
Otherwise, return dicts that can be used to build your own divs.
(default: True)
If False, the returned dictionary contains the following information:
.. code-block:: python
{
'modelid': 'The model ID, used with Document.get_model_by_id',
'elementid': 'The css identifier the BokehJS will look for to target the plot',
'docid': 'Used by Bokeh to find the doc embedded in the returned script',
}
Returns:
UTF-8 encoded *(script, div[s])* or *(raw_script, plot_info[s])*
Examples:
With default wrapping parameter values:
.. code-block:: python
components(plot)
# => (script, plot_div)
components((plot1, plot2))
# => (script, (plot1_div, plot2_div))
components({"Plot 1": plot1, "Plot 2": plot2})
# => (script, {"Plot 1": plot1_div, "Plot 2": plot2_div})
Examples:
With wrapping parameters set to ``False``:
.. code-block:: python
components(plot, wrap_script=False, wrap_plot_info=False)
# => (javascript, plot_dict)
components((plot1, plot2), wrap_script=False, wrap_plot_info=False)
# => (javascript, (plot1_dict, plot2_dict))
components({"Plot 1": plot1, "Plot 2": plot2}, wrap_script=False, wrap_plot_info=False)
# => (javascript, {"Plot 1": plot1_dict, "Plot 2": plot2_dict})
'''
if resources is not None:
deprecated('Because the ``resources`` argument is no longer needed, '
'it is deprecated and no longer has any effect.')
# 1) Convert single items and dicts into list
was_single_object = isinstance(models, Model) or isinstance(models, Document)
# converts single to list
models = _check_models(models, allow_dict=True)
# now convert dict to list, saving keys in the same order
model_keys = None
if isinstance(models, dict):
model_keys = models.keys()
values = []
# don't just use .values() to ensure we are in the same order as key list
for k in model_keys:
values.append(models[k])
models = values
# 2) Do our rendering
with _ModelInDocument(models):
(docs_json, render_items) = _standalone_docs_json_and_render_items(models)
script = _script_for_render_items(docs_json, render_items, websocket_url=None, wrap_script=wrap_script)
script = encode_utf8(script)
if wrap_plot_info:
results = list(_div_for_render_item(item) for item in render_items)
else:
results = render_items
# 3) convert back to the input shape
if was_single_object:
return script, results[0]
elif model_keys is not None:
result = {}
for (key, value) in zip(model_keys, results):
result[key] = value
return script, result
else:
return script, tuple(results)
def _use_widgets(objs):
from .models.widgets import Widget
def _needs_widgets(obj):
return isinstance(obj, Widget)
for obj in objs:
if isinstance(obj, Document):
if _use_widgets(obj.roots):
return True
else:
if any(_needs_widgets(ref) for ref in obj.references()):
return True
else:
return False
def _bundle_for_objs_and_resources(objs, resources):
if isinstance(resources, BaseResources):
js_resources = css_resources = resources
elif isinstance(resources, tuple) and len(resources) == 2 and all(r is None or isinstance(r, BaseResources) for r in resources):
js_resources, css_resources = resources
if js_resources and not css_resources:
warn('No Bokeh CSS Resources provided to template. If required you will need to provide them manually.')
if css_resources and not js_resources:
warn('No Bokeh JS Resources provided to template. If required you will need to provide them manually.')
else:
raise ValueError("expected Resources or a pair of optional Resources, got %r" % resources)
from copy import deepcopy
# XXX: force all components on server and in notebook, because we don't know in advance what will be used
use_widgets = _use_widgets(objs) if objs else True
if js_resources:
js_resources = deepcopy(js_resources)
if not use_widgets and "bokeh-widgets" in js_resources.components:
js_resources.components.remove("bokeh-widgets")
bokeh_js = js_resources.render_js()
else:
bokeh_js = None
if css_resources:
css_resources = deepcopy(css_resources)
if not use_widgets and "bokeh-widgets" in css_resources.components:
css_resources.components.remove("bokeh-widgets")
bokeh_css = css_resources.render_css()
else:
bokeh_css = None
return bokeh_js, bokeh_css
[docs]def notebook_div(model, notebook_comms_target=None):
''' Return HTML for a div that will display a Bokeh plot in an
IPython Notebook
The data for the plot is stored directly in the returned HTML.
Args:
model (Model) : Bokeh object to render
notebook_comms_target (str, optional) :
A target name for a Jupyter Comms object that can update
the document that is rendered to this notebook div
Returns:
UTF-8 encoded HTML text for a ``<div>``
.. note::
Assumes :func:`~bokeh.util.notebook.load_notebook` or the equivalent
has already been executed.
'''
model = _check_one_model(model)
with _ModelInEmptyDocument(model):
(docs_json, render_items) = _standalone_docs_json_and_render_items([model])
item = render_items[0]
if notebook_comms_target:
item['notebook_comms_target'] = notebook_comms_target
else:
notebook_comms_target = ''
script = _wrap_in_onload(DOC_JS.render(
docs_json=serialize_json(docs_json),
render_items=serialize_json(render_items)
))
resources = EMPTY
js = AUTOLOAD_NB_JS.render(
comms_target=notebook_comms_target,
js_urls = resources.js_files,
css_urls = resources.css_files,
js_raw = resources.js_raw + [script],
css_raw = resources.css_raw_str,
elementid = item['elementid']
)
div = _div_for_render_item(item)
html = NOTEBOOK_DIV.render(
plot_script = js,
plot_div = div,
)
return encode_utf8(html)
[docs]def file_html(models,
resources,
title=None,
template=FILE,
template_variables={}):
'''Return an HTML document that embeds Bokeh Model or Document objects.
The data for the plot is stored directly in the returned HTML.
This is an alias for standalone_html_page_for_models() which
supports customizing the JS/CSS resources independently and
customizing the jinja2 template.
Args:
models (Model or Document or list) : Bokeh object or objects to render
typically a Model or Document
resources (Resources or tuple(JSResources or None, CSSResources or None)) : a resource configuration for Bokeh JS & CSS assets.
title (str, optional) : a title for the HTML document ``<title>`` tags or None. (default: None)
If None, attempt to automatically find the Document title from the given plot objects.
template (Template, optional) : HTML document template (default: FILE)
A Jinja2 Template, see bokeh.core.templates.FILE for the required
template parameters
template_variables (dict, optional) : variables to be used in the Jinja2
template. If used, the following variable names will be overwritten:
title, bokeh_js, bokeh_css, plot_script, plot_div
Returns:
UTF-8 encoded HTML
'''
models = _check_models(models)
with _ModelInDocument(models):
(docs_json, render_items) = _standalone_docs_json_and_render_items(models)
title = _title_from_models(models, title)
bundle = _bundle_for_objs_and_resources(models, resources)
return _html_page_for_render_items(bundle, docs_json, render_items, title=title,
template=template, template_variables=template_variables)
# TODO rename this "standalone"?
[docs]def autoload_static(model, resources, script_path):
''' Return JavaScript code and a script tag that can be used to embed
Bokeh Plots.
The data for the plot is stored directly in the returned JavaScript code.
Args:
model (Model or Document) :
resources (Resources) :
script_path (str) :
Returns:
(js, tag) :
JavaScript code to be saved at ``script_path`` and a ``<script>``
tag to load it
Raises:
ValueError
'''
# TODO: maybe warn that it's not exactly useful, but technically possible
# if resources.mode == 'inline':
# raise ValueError("autoload_static() requires non-inline resources")
model = _check_one_model(model)
with _ModelInDocument(model):
(docs_json, render_items) = _standalone_docs_json_and_render_items([model])
script = _script_for_render_items(docs_json, render_items, wrap_script=False)
item = render_items[0]
js = _wrap_in_onload(AUTOLOAD_JS.render(
js_urls = resources.js_files,
css_urls = resources.css_files,
js_raw = resources.js_raw + [script],
css_raw = resources.css_raw_str,
elementid = item['elementid'],
))
tag = AUTOLOAD_TAG.render(
src_path = script_path,
elementid = item['elementid'],
modelid = item.get('modelid', ''),
docid = item.get('docid', ''),
)
return encode_utf8(js), encode_utf8(tag)
[docs]def autoload_server(model, app_path="/", session_id=None, url="default"):
'''Return a script tag that embeds the given model (or entire
Document) from a Bokeh server session.
In a typical deployment, each browser tab connecting to a
Bokeh application will have its own unique session ID. The session ID
identifies a unique Document instance for each session (so the state
of the Document can be different in every tab).
If you call ``autoload_server(model=None)``, you'll embed the
entire Document for a freshly-generated session ID. Typically,
you should call ``autoload_server()`` again for each page load so
that every new browser tab gets its own session.
Sometimes when doodling around on a local machine, it's fine
to set ``session_id`` to something human-readable such as
``"default"``. That way you can easily reload the same
session each time and keep your state. But don't do this in
production!
In some applications, you may want to "set up" the session
before you embed it. For example, you might ``session =
bokeh.client.pull_session()`` to load up a session, modify
``session.document`` in some way (perhaps adding per-user
data?), and then call ``autoload_server(model=None,
session_id=session.id)``. The session ID obtained from
``pull_session()`` can be passed to ``autoload_server()``.
Args:
model (Model) : the object to render from the session, or None for entire document
app_path (str, optional) : the server path to the app we want to load
session_id (str, optional) : server session ID (default: None)
If None, let the server autogenerate a random session ID. If you supply
a specific model to render, you must also supply the session ID containing
that model, though.
url (str, optional) : server root URL (where static resources live, not where a specific app lives)
Returns:
tag :
a ``<script>`` tag that will execute an autoload script
loaded from the Bokeh Server
.. note::
Bokeh apps embedded using ``autoload_server`` will NOT set the browser
window title.
.. warning::
It is a very bad idea to use the same ``session_id`` for every page
load; you are likely to create scalability and security problems. So
``autoload_server()`` should be called again on each page load.
'''
coords = _SessionCoordinates(dict(url=url,
session_id=session_id,
app_path=app_path))
elementid = make_id()
# empty model_id means render the entire doc from session_id
model_id = ""
if model is not None:
model_id = model._id
if model_id and session_id is None:
raise ValueError("A specific model was passed to autoload_server() but no session_id; "
"this doesn't work because the server will generate a fresh session "
"which won't have the model in it.")
src_path = coords.server_url + "/autoload.js" + \
"?bokeh-autoload-element=" + elementid
# we want the server to generate the ID, so the autoload script
# can be embedded in a static page while every user still gets
# their own session. So we omit bokeh-session-id rather than
# using a generated ID.
if coords.session_id_allowing_none is not None:
src_path = src_path + "&bokeh-session-id=" + session_id
tag = AUTOLOAD_TAG.render(
src_path = src_path,
elementid = elementid,
modelid = model_id,
)
return encode_utf8(tag)
def _script_for_render_items(docs_json, render_items, websocket_url=None, wrap_script=True):
plot_js = _wrap_in_onload(_wrap_in_safely(DOC_JS.render(
websocket_url=websocket_url,
docs_json=serialize_json(docs_json),
render_items=serialize_json(render_items),
)))
if wrap_script:
return SCRIPT_TAG.render(js_code=plot_js)
else:
return plot_js
def _html_page_for_render_items(bundle, docs_json, render_items, title, websocket_url=None,
template=FILE, template_variables={}):
if title is None:
title = DEFAULT_TITLE
bokeh_js, bokeh_css = bundle
script = _script_for_render_items(docs_json, render_items, websocket_url)
template_variables_full = template_variables.copy()
template_variables_full.update(dict(
title = title,
bokeh_js = bokeh_js,
bokeh_css = bokeh_css,
plot_script = script,
plot_div = "\n".join(_div_for_render_item(item) for item in render_items)
))
html = template.render(template_variables_full)
return encode_utf8(html)
def _check_models(models, allow_dict=False):
input_type_valid = False
# Check for single item
if isinstance(models, (Model, Document)):
models = [models]
# Check for sequence
if isinstance(models, Sequence) and all(isinstance(x, (Model, Document)) for x in models):
input_type_valid = True
if allow_dict:
if isinstance(models, dict) and \
all(isinstance(x, string_types) for x in models.keys()) and \
all(isinstance(x, (Model, Document)) for x in models.values()):
input_type_valid = True
if not input_type_valid:
if allow_dict:
raise ValueError(
'Input must be a Model, a Document, a Sequence of Models and Document, or a dictionary from string to Model and Document'
)
else:
raise ValueError('Input must be a Model, a Document, or a Sequence of Models and Document')
return models
def _check_one_model(model):
models = _check_models(model)
if len(models) != 1:
raise ValueError("Input must be exactly one Model or Document")
return models[0]
def _div_for_render_item(item):
return PLOT_DIV.render(elementid=item['elementid'])
# come up with our best title
def _title_from_models(models, title):
# use override title
if title is not None:
return title
# use title from any listed document
for p in models:
if isinstance(p, Document):
return p.title
# use title from any model's document
for p in models:
if p.document is not None:
return p.document.title
# use default title
return DEFAULT_TITLE
def _standalone_docs_json_and_render_items(models):
models = _check_models(models)
render_items = []
docs_by_id = {}
for p in models:
modelid = None
if isinstance(p, Document):
doc = p
else:
if p.document is None:
raise ValueError("To render a Model as HTML it must be part of a Document")
doc = p.document
modelid = p._id
docid = None
for key in docs_by_id:
if docs_by_id[key] == doc:
docid = key
if docid is None:
docid = make_id()
docs_by_id[docid] = doc
elementid = make_id()
render_items.append({
'docid' : docid,
'elementid' : elementid,
# if modelid is None, that means the entire document
'modelid' : modelid
})
docs_json = {}
for k, v in docs_by_id.items():
docs_json[k] = v.to_json()
return (docs_json, render_items)
# TODO this is a theory about what file_html() "should" be,
# with a more explicit name similar to the server names below,
# and without the jinja2 entanglement. Thus this encapsulates that
# we use jinja2 and encapsulates the exact template variables we require.
# Anyway, we should deprecate file_html or else drop this version,
# most likely.
[docs]def standalone_html_page_for_models(models, resources, title):
''' Return an HTML document that renders zero or more Bokeh documents or models.
The document for each model will be embedded directly in the HTML, so the
resulting HTML file is standalone (does not require a server). Depending
on the provided resources, the HTML file may be completely self-contained
or may have to load JS and CSS from different files.
Args:
models (Model or Document) : Bokeh object to render
typically a Model or a Document
resources (Resources) : a resource configuration for BokehJS assets
title (str) : a title for the HTML document ``<title>`` tags or None to use the document title
Returns:
UTF-8 encoded HTML
'''
return file_html(models, resources, title)
def server_html_page_for_models(session_id, model_ids, resources, title, websocket_url, template=FILE):
render_items = []
for modelid in model_ids:
if modelid is None:
raise ValueError("None found in list of model_ids")
elementid = make_id()
render_items.append({
'sessionid' : session_id,
'elementid' : elementid,
'modelid' : modelid
})
bundle = _bundle_for_objs_and_resources(None, resources)
return _html_page_for_render_items(bundle, {}, render_items, title, template=template, websocket_url=websocket_url)
def server_html_page_for_session(session_id, resources, title, websocket_url, template=FILE,
template_variables=None):
elementid = make_id()
render_items = [{
'sessionid' : session_id,
'elementid' : elementid,
'use_for_title' : True
# no 'modelid' implies the entire session document
}]
if template_variables is None:
template_variables = {}
bundle = _bundle_for_objs_and_resources(None, resources)
return _html_page_for_render_items(bundle, {}, render_items, title, template=template,
websocket_url=websocket_url, template_variables=template_variables)


JOLED unveils printed OLED production line
by Rodney Chan, DIGITIMES, TaipeiJOLED has disclosed it has completed constructrion of what it calls the world's first mass production line of printed OLEDs at its Nomi site, Japan, looking to start mass production in 2020.
JOLED said it will be producing high-performance and high-quality OLED displays for use in high-end monitors, medical monitors, and automotive displays by using its RGB printing method, which it said achieves efficient production of mid-sized high-resolution OLEDs.
JOLED said the Nomi site has a monthly production capacity of 20,000 sheets (based on glass substrates input) of size G5.5 (1300×1500mm).
JOLED started construction of the plant in July 2018. It said it will now start operation of the mass production line and proceed with trial production of samples to be provided to customers, with the aim of starting mass production in 2020.
On November 25 JOLED held a production line completion ceremony at the Nomi site.
Tadashi Ishibashi, representative director and president of JOLED, said at the ceremony, as cited by a company release, "We are so delighted to have completed our first mass production line of OLED displays, which is also the world's first mass production line of printed OLED. We will produce mid-sized high-resolution OLED displays using the printing method and will provide innovations to the middle sized category in the world OLED market."


This is a simple self-contained utility (not remote control) that we use for quick testing on the robot.


This is the partial for view 4.
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HEMORRHOIDAL STARCH - starch, corn suppository
H and P Industries, Inc. dba Triad Group
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
ACTIVE INGREDIENT
Topical starch, 51%
USE
- Provides temporary relief of the itching, burning and discomfort associated with hemorrhoids and other anorectal disorders
- Provides a coating to protect irritated tissue
WARNINGS
For rectal use only.
When using this product
do not exceed the recommended daily dosage unless directed by a doctor.
Stop use and ask a doctor
- in case of bleeding
- if condition worsens or does not improve within 7 days.
If pregnant or breast-feeding,
ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children
If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
DIRECTIONS
Adults:
- When practical, cleanse the affected area with mild soap and warm water. Rinse thoroughly.
- Gently dry by patting or blotting with toilet tissue or soft cloth before application of this product.
- Detach one suppository from strip of suppositories.
- Remove film before inserting into the rectum by holding the suppository upright. Carefully separate film by inserting tip of fingernail at film split.
- Carefully peel film slowly and evenly down both sides to expose suppository
- Avoid excessive handling of suppository, which is designed to melt at body temperature. If suppository seems soft, hold in film wrapper under cold water for 2 or 3 minutes.
- Insert one suppository rectally up to 6 times daily or after each bowel movement
Children under 12 years: ask a doctor.
OTHER INFORMATION
Store below 86° F (30° C).
INACTIVE INGREDIENTS
benzyl alcohol, hydrogenated vegetable oil, tocopheryl acetate
PACKAGE INFORMATION - REPRESENTATIVE LABEL
Compare to the active ingredient in TUCKS®*
HEMORRHOIDAL
SUPPOSITORIESTOPICAL STARCH
- Relieves itching, burning and discomfort
- Protects and soothes irritated tissue
12 SUPPOSITORIES
*This product is not manufactured or distributed by Pfizer consumer Healthcare, Inc., owner of the registered trademark TUCKS®.
H and P Industries, Inc. dba Triad Group


| period_to_seconds {lubridate} | R Documentation |
period_to_seconds()
approximately converts a period to seconds assuming
there are 365.25 days in a calendar year and 365.25/12 days in a month.
seconds_to_period()
create a period that has the maximum number of
non-zero elements (days, hours, minutes, seconds). This computation is exact
because it doesn't involve years or months.
period_to_seconds(x) seconds_to_period(x)
x |
A numeric object. The number of seconds to coerce into a period. |
A number (period) that roughly equates to the period (seconds) given.


Publish static site on github pages
You should add a new repo named ‘«yourgithubusername».github.io’. Then push your static site to this repo. When a request arrives, github will be looking for a file named index.html. Your index.html file will be served to your guest.
Deploy your site
go to ‘«yourgithubusername».github.io’ and check your site.
Also serve your custom domain
go to site, which you bought your domain, add a CNAME record like i mention below.
CNAME www «yourgithubusername».github.io 1 hour
Now you can check yourcustomdomain.com, it will be served under github pages.


This right here is valid estimator to be used by governments or NGO's or even for personal use
Click submit to see the estimate results


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About the Blog
Well, seems that I've finally decided to add a little blog to the site. Noting that the current time is indeed 1:48 a.m. on a Saturday night (nerd alert, anyone?) the 'example article' that ships with the Middleman-blog setup isn't really cutting it.
That being said I figured i'd write about the tech used to build & launch the little site. The framework is Middleman 3.0 with the associated middleman-blog extension. It's simply wonderful. It ships with compass & haml already rocking on it which makes me immensely happy. If you haven't working with either before, do yourself a huge favor and just do it. I primarily work in rails environments these days, so if you don't, you're screwed or something (maybe?).
Anyways, Middleman is wonderful for generating static sites while still allowing you to use the dev tools that you're used to utilizing. It's super flexible and allows you to pretty much do whatever you want.
The site is currently on a free heroku server (Thanks Heroku, I love you and I promise I'll pay soon). Heroku is another fantastic tool to try out and use. Basically, jump on heroku.com, make a login and once you're in your local project folder, enter your credentials - 'heroku login', create a unique heroku project 'heroku create', and then BAM 'git push heroku master' and your code is now 'live'. I use the term live loosely, as it'll be deployed to 'blazing-dragon-flower-face-9872' or something similar.
As you can see at the bottom of the blog post, I dropped in Disqus for comments (also insanely easy to integrate).
Posted: Oct 14 2012 Tags: rails compass middleman haml scss heroku


Triages pregnancy red flags
Allows for symptom tracking and treatment advice
Facilitates interactions with medical professionals
Locates nearby clinics in each country
HaBaby, named from combining the Arabic word “habibi,” meaning sweetheart or baby, with the English word "baby,” strives to support pregnant refugees in transit.
HaBaby focuses on the ability to capture key symptoms and a lightweight patient history. Features include: a limited decision tree to triage the most life-threatening symptoms, patient history, and offline usage, all with a focus on visual communication. It is accessible in multiple languages; English and Arabic to start. The app facilitates patient-doctor communication in essential triage situations, makes interactions with contrained medical personnel more effective and efficient, and clarifies information to lower mortality and morbidity rates for women and children.
HaBaby is an initiatve supported by EmpowerHack. EmpowerHack is a collective that creates sustainable design for women and girls in humanitarian contexts. Bridging the gap between technology, design, and NGOs to address key challenges, EmpowerHack galvanises volunteers to create code that crosses borders. Despite up to 80% of world’s refugees being women and children, the problems faced by them are never at the forefront. EmpowerHack was born to change just that by taking collaborative design to scale. Female refugees are among the most vulnerable, facing sexual violence, coercion, forced and early marriage, social isolation, and a lack of access to gender-specific health care and education.
Audrey Henkels / Project Manager
Sandra Gonzalez / Designer, UX for Change Liaison
Alessandro Crimi / Developer
Merel Theisen / Developer
Andrea Mitchell / Designer
Kate Gallagher / Health Researcher
Dr. Hina Shahid (Clinical Liaison for EmpowerHack, Volunteer with Doctors of the World (DOTW) Family Clinic, Muslim Doctors Association (MDA), Women in Health Alliance / Chain of Hope)
Dr. Zahra Ameen (Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist)
Dr. Natasha Abdul Aziz (Women’s Health Lead at MDA, Gynaecologist and Research Fellow at Oxford)
Dr. Nadia Khalid (GP in final year of training, Chair of the MDA)
Dr. Clare Shorthall (London Family Clinic Lead, DOTW UK, part of the Médecins du Monde network)
Maria Garcia de Frutos (Midwife, Volunteer with DOTW Family Clinic)
Newspeak House
133 Bethnal Green Road
London, England, E2 7DG
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>+44<PHONE_NUMBER>


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block head %} {% endblock %} {% block controls %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
If you do not provide a public key for a user, a key pair will be generated for you.
By default, donors contribute 10% of their computing resources to your experiment. You can subdivide those resources into vessels, each with separate owners and users.


By default, button groups use .btn-default to control their color. This class is interchangeable and extendable when used with any previously defined solid button styles found in the Styles section of this component.
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primary or secondary
Red flags
Age
-
new onset >50yo
-
new onset \<10yo
Characteristics
-
headache new or unexpected
-
progressive headahce - worsening over weeks or longer
-
Persistent headache precipitiated by Valsalva + postural
-
Thunderclap headahce
-
persistent morning headache with nausea
Additional features
-
headache with atypical aura
-
duration >1hr
-
motor weakness
-
-
Aura for first time in a patient during use of COC
-
new onset headahce in apatient with history of cancer
-
new onset headhace in patient with history of HIV
-
neurological signs
-
seizures
-
symptoms/signs of GCA
slow growing frontal lobe tumours particularly liable to be silent
present with non-specific headache and subtle personality changes
serious causes:
-
intracranial tumours
-
meningitis
-
subarachnoid haemorrhage
-
GCA
-
Primary angle-closure glaucoma
-
Idopathic intracranial hypertension
-
young woemn
-
strongly associated with obesity
-
papilloedema present
-
-
CO poisoning
history
-
how many different headahce types?
-
Time questions
-
why now?
-
recent?
-
frequnet/temporal?
-
long lastign?
-
-
Character questions
-
intensity?
-
nature/quality?
-
site adn spread of pain
-
associated symptoms
-
-
Cause
-
predisposing/trigger
-
Aggravating and/or relieving factors
-
FHx similar
-
-
Response
-
what does patient do
-
how much activit/function limited
-
medications
-
-
state of health between attacks
-
well/residual/persisting
-
concerns/anxieiteis, fears about recurrent attacks
-
minimal examination
-
Fundoscpy
-
visual acuity
-
bp
-
examination of head and neck for muscle tenderness, stiffness, ROM and crep
-
Headache diary are useful
Migraine
-
typically:
-
recurrent episodic moderate or sevrere headahces (may be unilateral and/or pulsating) lasting part of a day or up to 3 days
-
associated with GI symptoms
-
limit activity and prefer dark and quiet
-
-
free from symptoms between attacks
-
-
features common in migraine but not usual in TTH
-
aura - 1/3
-
unilateral headache
-
hypersensitivity
-
GI symptoms
-
IHS diagnositc criteria - migraine without aura
-
at least 5 attacks
-
last 4-72hrs
-
headaches have ≥ 2:
-
unilateral
-
pulsating
-
moderate/severe
-
aggravation by or causing avoidacne of routine physical activity
-
-
During headahce ≥ 1
-
N and or V
-
photophobia/phonophobia
-
-
not anything else
Migraine with aura
-
1/3 of migraine sufferers
-
typical aura
-
5-60mins
-
visual blurring and ‘spots’ are not diagnostic
-
transient hemianopic disturbacne or scintillating scotoma
-
some cases vidual symptoms
- together or in sequence with other reversible focal neurological distrubances
-
-
in older patients
-
visual migranous aura may occur wihotu any further development of a migraine attach
-
not alarming
-
-
may have attacks of migraine with or without aura
managmenet
-
lifestyle/avoid triggers
-
stress
-
depression
-
anxiety
-
head/neck trauma
-
menopause
-
bright lights/loud noise
-
dietary triggers
-
etoh
-
cheese
-
-
unaccustomed strenuous exercise
-
-
Acute
-
Step 1: Simple oral analgesic +/- anti-emetic
-
aspirin, ibuprofen
-
without codeine
-
early in the attack
- absorption less affected by gastric stasis
-
-
prochlopreaizne
-
domperidone
-
metoclopramide
-
promotes gastric emptying
-
even when N+V not present
-
on its own gives relief
-
-
(Step 2: rectal analgesic +/- anti-emetic)
-
-
Tier 2: specific antimigraine
-
Triptans
-
Sumatriptam
-
50mg orally
- 100mg can be triedin future attacks if 50mg ineffective
-
6mg sub cut
-
-
Rizatriptan
- Rizamelt 10mg orodispersable
-
unpredictable individual variations in response to different triptans
-
taken at start of headache phase
- ineffective during aura
-
associated with reutrn of symptoms wihitn 48hrs
- 20-50% who initially respond
-
take with metoclopramide
-
contraindicated:
-
cerebrovascular disease
-
coronary heart disease
-
uncontrolled hypertension
-
severe hepatic impairment
-
concurrent use or use within 2 weeks after discontinuation of MAOi
-
-
second dose only if first dose effective
-
-
Ergotamine
-
limited by significant risk of toxicity and drug interactions
-
side effects
-
n & v
-
parasthesia
-
convulsive and gangrenous effects of erotism
-
-
Contraindications
-
cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases
-
Raynaud’s diseaese
-
arterial htn
-
renal failure
-
pregnancy
-
breast feeding
-
-
lower relapse rate compared to sumtripatn
-
may be useful if relapse an issue
-
available with caffeine
-
cafergot
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management
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daily at similar time
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patient unable to stay in bed, paces room
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autonomic
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ipsilateral conuunctival injection
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lacrimation
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rhinorrhoea
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nasal blockage
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ptosis
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combination analgesics prime candidates for development of MOH
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regular intake of simple anagesics on 15 or more days / month or codeine/triptan/ergot on 10 or more day s/ month
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low doses daily >> larger doses weekly
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highly variable headache
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oppressive, presenta nd worset on awakening in morining
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increases physical exertion
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Surrey Eagles aim to boost offence in trade for Calgary forward
BCHL team sends Jesse Carr, rights to Liam Freeborn to AJHL team in exchange for Hassan Akl
by Nick GreenizanThe Surrey Eagles have made a trade to boost their offensive output.
On Sunday (Nov. 10), the B.C. Hockey League squad traded forward Jesse Carr and the Canadian Junior Hockey League playing rights to Liam Freeborn – whose rights were acquired by the Eagles in late October – to the Calgary Canucks of the Alberta Junior Hockey League in exchange for 18-year-old forward Hassan Akl.
Carr was in his first season in the BCHL and had one goal and two assists in 18 games, while Freeborn did not join the Eagles after being acquired from the Trail Smoke Eaters in the exchange that saw Eagles captain Cody Schiavon headed the other way.
• READ ALSO: Surrey Eagles trade captain Schiavon to Smoke Eaters
Freeborn is a Calgary native with three years experience in the AJHL.
Akl, meanwhile, should provide a significant boost to the Eagles’ offence. This season – split between the Drumheller Dragons and Calgary – he has been scoring at nearly a point-per-game pace, with seven goals and 24 points in 26 games.
The Eagles are back on the ice tonight (Friday) at South Surrey Arena, facing off against the Coquitlam Express. On Sunday at 4 p.m. the Eagles host the Merritt Centennials.


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Provides a callback interface for playing blackjack. The user implements this interface
with logic that controls how the game should be played, then invokes
Blackjack.playGame(EventHandler, double)
to play a game.
See TextPlayer
for an example implementation.
| Method Summary | |
void |
fatalErrorOccurred(java.lang.Exception e)
This method is invoked when an error occurs that prevents the game from completing. |
void |
handFinished(Hand hand,
double gain,
Result result,
CardList dealerCards)
Method that is invoked when a hand is done being played. |
boolean |
offerEarlySurrender(Hand hand)
Method that is optionally invoked if the player has the option of early surrender. |
Move |
offerRegularTurn(Hand hand)
Method invoked when the player is offered a turn. |
| Method Detail |
public void fatalErrorOccurred(java.lang.Exception e)
e
- the exception that caused the errorpublic void handFinished(Hand hand, double gain, Result result, CardList dealerCards)
hand
- the hand which has completed the gamegain
- the winnings from the hand; negative if the wager was lostresult
- the result of the hand; see Result
dealerCards
- the cards that the dealer ended the hand withpublic boolean offerEarlySurrender(Hand hand)
hand
- the hand for which early surrender is being offered
true
if the user wishes to surrender;
false
otherwisepublic Move offerRegularTurn(Hand hand)
Move
they wish to make.
hand
- the hand for which a turn is being offered
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| | Entity (int type, GameBase *game) |
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| | GameObject (ObjectType objType, GameBase *game) |
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| int | GetId () |
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Abstract class that defines an Entity that is kinematic and can be placed on the SceneGraph.


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IN THE CUSTOMS, EXCISE & SERVICE TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL SOUTH ZONAL BENCH, CHENNAI Appeal Nos. E/40427 to 40433/2014 (Arising out of Order-in-Appeal No.73 to 79/2013 dated 4.12.2013 passed by the Commissioner of Central Excise (Appeals), Chennai) M/s. Brakes India Ltd. M/s. Apache Exports Appellant Vs. CCE, LTU Chennai Respondent
Appearance Shri V.S. Manoj, Advocate for the Appellant Shri B. Balamurugan, AC (AR) for the Respondent CORAM Honble Shri D.N. Panda, Judicial Member Date of Hearing / Decision: 25.01.2016 Final Order No. 40090-40096 / 2016 Para 7 of the appellate order depicts that the plantation made by the appellant is construed by the authorities below as gardening service provided. Appellant pleaded before the appellate authority that both Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Tamilnadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) required the appellant industry to maintain within its premises a green belt area comprising planting of 1000 trees per acre of land and effective usage of water. When this was the requirement of the pollution control agencies, constructing the activity carried out by the appellant as gardening service is of factual error. The controlling authorities when meant that the water consumption and pollution control can only be mitigated by the measures directed to be complied by the appellant, there shall be no compromise under law to deny CENVAT credit of the services availed to adhere to such control measure.
2. Honble High Court of Madras had occasion to examine the case of the adherence to eco-friendly situation in CCE, LTU, Chennai Vs. Rane TRW Steering Systems Ltd. 2015 (39) STR 13 (Mad.). For benefit of reading, para 8 of judgment is relevant. Honble Court has held that maintaining an eco-friendly atmosphere being need of law, taxable services availed to adhere such requirement, shall not disentitle the recipient of such service to the CENVAT credit. Following such ratio, all the appeals are allowed.
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by AFPBAGHDAD: The United Nations chief Antonio Guterres denounced as “disturbing” reports that Iraqi security forces have fired live ammunition at anti-government protesters in Baghdad, as mass rallies continued to rock the capital and southern Iraq.
The demonstrations broke out on October 1 in anger over corruption and unemployment but have morphed into demands that the entire ruling system be upended.
The violence has left nearly 280 dead, with security forces resuming their use of live rounds on Monday after nearly two weeks of using volleys of tear gas, but no firearms, to push back protesters.
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his “serious concern over the rising number of deaths and injuries during the ongoing demonstrations in Iraq”.
“Reports of the continued use of live ammunition against demonstrators are disturbing,” he said in a statement Wednesday.
He called for all acts of violence to be investigated “seriously” and renewed his appeal for “meaningful dialogue between the government and demonstrators”.
In Baghdad, protesters had been concentrated in Tahrir Square but have increasingly spilled over onto nearby bridges leading to the western bank of the Tigris.
For days, they have faced off against security forces on the Al-Jumhuriyah bridge, which links them to the Green Zone where government offices and embassies are based.
They then spread to Al-Sinek, which ends near the Iranian embassy, and Al-Ahrar, near other government buildings.
A group of protesters Wednesday tried to cross a fourth bridge, Al-Shuhada, but were met with live rounds from security forces, an AFP correspondent said.
Several protesters were wounded.
“The riot police hit us with batons on our heads and we threw rocks at them,” said Mahmoud, a 20-year-old protester being treated by medics after trying to cross Al-Shuhada bridge.
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Class relative to a store order.
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#include <order.h>
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| | Order (Client &client, Worker &worker, std::string location=DEFAULT_LOCATION, Date date={}) |
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| bool | hasDiscount () const |
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| bool | hasProduct (Product *product) |
| | Checks if there is a certain product on the products list. More...
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| bool | wasDelivered () const |
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| Worker * | getWorker () const |
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| Client * | getClient () const |
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| std::string | getDeliverLocation () const |
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| std::map< Product *, unsigned int, ProductSmaller > | getProducts () const |
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| int | getClientEvaluation () const |
| | Gets the evaluation of the order, given by the client when the order is delivered. More...
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| float | getFinalPrice () const |
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float | getTotal () const |
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| Date | getRequestDate () const |
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| Date | getDeliverDate () const |
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| bool | operator== (const Order &rhs) const |
| | Two orders are equal if they share the same client, worker, delivery location and request date. More...
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| bool | operator< (const Order &rhs) const |
| | One order loses priority over another if it has already been delivered, if the client feedback is higher, or the client has benefited from more discounts. More...
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| void | print (std::ostream &os) const |
| | Prints all the order data: client name, request date, worker name, deliver date (if it was already delivered), all the products description - category (if it is cake or bread), price per unit and requested quantity - and whether there is a discount or not. More...
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static const char * | DEFAULT_LOCATION = "Head Office" |
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Class relative to a store order.
◆ Order()
Creates a new Order object.
- Parameters
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| client | the client |
| worker | the worker |
| location | the store location; defaults to Head Office |
| date | the request date; defaults to the current date |
◆ getClient()
| Client * Order::getClient |
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const |
Gets the order client.
- Returns
- the client
◆ getClientEvaluation()
| int Order::getClientEvaluation |
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| ) |
const |
Gets the evaluation of the order, given by the client when the order is delivered.
- Returns
- the client evaluation
◆ getDeliverDate()
| Date Order::getDeliverDate |
( |
| ) |
const |
Gets the date when the order was delivered.
- Returns
- the order delivery date
◆ getDeliverLocation()
| std::string Order::getDeliverLocation |
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const |
Gets the store location where the order will be delivered.
- Returns
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◆ getFinalPrice()
| float Order::getFinalPrice |
( |
| ) |
const |
Gets the order final price (with the discount in case the client has it).
- Returns
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Gets the list of all products with the respective requested quantity.
- Returns
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◆ getRequestDate()
| Date Order::getRequestDate |
( |
| ) |
const |
Gets the date when the order was requested.
- Returns
- the order request date
◆ getWorker()
| Worker * Order::getWorker |
( |
| ) |
const |
Gets the order worker.
- Returns
- the worker
◆ hasDiscount()
| bool Order::hasDiscount |
( |
| ) |
const |
Checks if the order has discount.
- Returns
- true, if the client has 100 points and the subscription type is premium (there is a discount of 5%) or if the client has 200 points and the subscription type is basic (there is a discount of 2%); false, otherwise
◆ hasProduct()
| bool Order::hasProduct |
( |
Product * |
product | ) |
|
Checks if there is a certain product on the products list.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- true, if there is the product on the products list; false, otherwise
◆ operator<()
| bool Order::operator< |
( |
const Order & |
rhs | ) |
const |
One order loses priority over another if it has already been delivered, if the client feedback is higher, or the client has benefited from more discounts.
- Parameters
-
| rhs | the order to compare with |
- Returns
- whether the order has lessy priority than rhs
◆ operator==()
| bool Order::operator== |
( |
const Order & |
rhs | ) |
const |
Two orders are equal if they share the same client, worker, delivery location and request date.
- Parameters
-
| rhs | the order to compare with |
- Returns
- true, if the orders are equal; false, otherwise
◆ print()
| void Order::print |
( |
std::ostream & |
os | ) |
const |
Prints all the order data: client name, request date, worker name, deliver date (if it was already delivered), all the products description - category (if it is cake or bread), price per unit and requested quantity - and whether there is a discount or not.
If there aren't any requested products, it prints "No products added".
- Parameters
-
◆ wasDelivered()
| bool Order::wasDelivered |
( |
| ) |
const |
Checks if the order was delivered.
- Returns
- true, if it was already delivered; false, otherwise
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- model/order/order.h
- model/order/order.cpp


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| Last Update: | Sun Dec 09 10:45:07 +0000 2007 |
This is the YM4R/Mapstraction plugin for Rails. It is aimed at facilitating the use of the Mapstraction library from Rails application.
I present here the most common operations you would want to do with YM4R/Mapstraction. Read the rest of the documents if you want more details.
In your controller, here is a typical initialization sequence in action index:
def index @map = Mapstraction.new("map_div",:yahoo) @map.control_init(:small => true) @map.center_zoom_init([75.5,-42.56],4) @map.marker_init(Marker.new([75.6,-42.467],:label => "Hello", :info_bubble => "Info! Info!", :icon => "/images/icon02.png")) end
Here I create a Mapstraction map (which will be placed inside a DIV of id map_div) which will use Yahoo! Maps, add a small control (it is the only available control currently), set the center and the zoom and add a marker. The 3 possible options to pass to the Marker constructor are all shown above. Of these 4 steps only the creation of the map and the setting of the center and the zoom are absolutely necessary. Apart from Yahoo! Maps, I could have created a map of type :google (Google Maps) or :microsoft (Virtual Earth).
In your view, here is what you would have:
<html><head><title>Test</title> <%= Mapstraction.header(:yahoo) %> <%= @map.to_html %> </head><body> <%= @map.div(:width => 600, :height => 400) %> </body></html>
First you must output the header, used by all the maps of the page: It includes the Mapstraction JS code and the JS helper functions of YM4R/Mapstraction. It also includes the API files, as determined according to the parameter of the method. Usually, if you only have one map, there will be a single symbol, identical to the one used to create the map. But you can also pass an array of symbols, in which case all the corresponding API‘s will be included. Then we initialize the map by calling @map.to_html. In the body, we need a DIV whose id is the same as the one passed to the Mapstraction constructor in the controller. The call to @map.div outputs such a DIV. We pass to it options to set the width and height of the map in the style attribute of the DIV.
Note that you need to set a size for the map DIV element at some point or the map will not be displayed. You have a few ways to do this:
You can update the map trough RJS. Here is an action you can call from a link_remote_tag which would do this:
def update @map = Variable.new("map") @marker = Marker.new([75.89,-42.767],:label => "Update", :info_bubble => "I have been placed through RJS") end
Here, I first bind the Ruby @map variable to the JS variable map, which already exists in the client browser. map is by default the name given to a map created from YM4R/Mapstraction (this could be overriden by passing a second argument to the Mapstraction constructor). Then I create a marker.
And you would have inside the RJS template for the action:
page << @map.remove_all_markers page << @map.add_marker(@marker)
Here I first clear the map of all markers. Then I add the marker. Note that the marker_init is not used anymore since, as its name indicates, this method is only for the initialization of the map.
Install like any other Rails plugin:
ruby script/plugin install svn://rubyforge.org/var/svn/ym4r/Plugins/Mapstraction/trunk/ym4r_mapstraction
As part of the installation procedure, the JavaScript files found in the PLUGIN_ROOT/javascript directory will be copied to the RAILS_ROOT/public/javascripts/ directory.
Moreover a gmaps_api_key.yml file will also be created in the RAILS_ROOT/config/ folder. This is in order to setup the Google Maps API in case you want to use it with Mapstraction. You don‘t need to do anything special if you use only Yahoo! Maps or Virtual Earth. If this file already exists (installed for example by a previous version of the plugin), nothing will be done to it, so you can keep your configuration data even after updating the plugin. This file is a YAML representation of a hash, similar to the database.yml file in that the primary keys in the file are the different environments (development, test, production), since you will probably need to have different Google Maps API keys depending on that criteria (for example: a key for localhost for development and test; a key for your host for production). If you don‘t have any special need, there will be only one key associated with each environment. If however, you need to have multiple keys (for example if your app will be accessible from multiple URLs, for which you need different keys), you can also associate a hash to the environment, whose keys will be the different hosts. In this case, you will need to pass a value to the :host key when calling the method Mapstraction.header (usually @request.host).
It is the goal of the Mapstraction API to make it trivial to switch API (for example, in case the currently used API changes its term of service). It is equally easy to do this with YM4R/Mapstraction. You need to do 2 things:
The Mapstraction API provides a method swap to be called on a Mapstraction JS object, with the name of the new API as argument, that will switch the mapping API on the fly. The zoom levels and elements will be copied over to the new API.
Markers are constructed with either a LatLonPoint or a 2D-array of coordinates in the first argument, followed by an option hash. The keys to the hash can be :info_bubble (text to display when the marker is clicked), :label (summary text of the marker; The way it is displayed depends on the mapping service used) or :icon (to indicate the URL of an icon to use for the marker). Support for icons is a bit flaky since the different services have different conventions for their origins, so you should probably have different sets of icons depending on the service to make it less confusing for the user.
Surprisingly, MarkerGroups are groups of markers. They can be useful if you want to be able to show and hide a group of markers at the same time in response to a user-generated event (for example, as a response to a click on a link in the HTML page) without having to declare all the markers as global variables. Instead you declare only the group as global and give it the markers. Then you can call show and hide on the group, to act on all the markers of the group at the same time.
Polylines are constructed with an array of LatLonPoints, as well as with options like the opacity (:opacity), the width (:width) or the color (:color and with a value in the form "RRGGBB", with RR, GG and BB numbers between 0 and 255 in hexadecimal form). You add the marker to the map at initialization time with the method polyline_init:
@map.polyline_init(Polyline.new([LatLonPoint.new([45.12,22.3]), LatLonPoint.new([34.12,56.1])],:width => 5, :color => "#FF00AB", :opacity => 0.7))
A clusterer contains a large number of markers, which are dynamically grouped in clusters if needed. This allows to have a lot of markers on a map without being slowed down too much. It is an adaptation to Mapstraction of Jef Poskanzer‘s Clusterer2 library for Google Maps. It works for all 3 Mapstraction backends. To use it from your Rails code, do the following:
marker_array = [.....] #large number of markers clusterer = Clusterer.new(marker_array,:max_visible_markers => 20) @map.clusterer_init(clusterer)
By default the markers start being clustered when there are more than 150 in the clusterer. Nothing special happens before this. This setting can be changed with the :max_visible_markers option. Other options are possible. Look inside the JS code inside the clusterer.js to know what they are.
The YM4R/Mapstraction plugin is released under the MIT license.
Any questions, enhancement proposals, bug notifications or corrections can be sent to guilhem.vellut@gmail.com.