Setting Up A Subject List¶
Overview¶
For C-PAC to run an analysis, it must have at least one pipeline configuration file and one subject list. The creation of a pipeline configuration file is treated in the next section. This section will deal with how to create a C-PAC subject list, which specifies a set of subjects, where to find each subject’s associated image files, and (optionally) scan parameter information for use during Slice Timing Correction. There are two ways to set up such a list:
- Using a text editor (useful for servers where using the C-PAC GUI is not possible or impractical)
- Using the subject list builder interface in the C-PAC GUI
The first method requires you to create a data configuration file, which encodes settings that you would normally enter through the subject list builder GUI (such as a template file path used to grab T1 anatomical data; see Defining Anatomical and Functional File Path Templates below). Both methods will result in the creation of a list that can be re-used for future runs with different pipelines.
Using a Text Editor¶
Data configuration files are stored as YAML files, which are text files meant to encode data in a human-readable markup (see here for more details). Each of the parameters used by C-PAC to assemble your subject list can be specified as key-value pairs, so a data configuration YAML might have multiple lines of the form:
key : value
An example of such a YAML file can be found here . You can create your own configuration file using your favorite text editor and the table of keys and their potential values in the table below.
| Key | Description | Potential Values |
|---|---|---|
| dataFormat | Whether or not the dataset is organized according to BIDS or a custom format. | A string- can be either “BIDS” or “Custom”. |
| bidsBaseDir | The base directory for the BIDS dataset (if the data is organized according to BIDS). | A path. |
| anatomicalTemplate | A file path template for anatomical scans (see below for how to define templates). | A path template. |
| functionalTemplate | A file path template for functional scans (see below for how to define templates). | A path template. |
| subjectList | An optional list of subjects to include (if you wish to include only a subset of subjects whose scans match the templates). A value of ‘None’ means all subjects will be run. This list can also be read from a text file. | A list of strings with subject IDs (e.g., [‘sub-1’,’sub-2’]), a path to a text file with subject IDs separated by new lines, or ‘None’. |
| exclusionSubjectList | An optional list of subjects to exclude (if you wish to exclude a subset of subjects whose scans match the templates). A value of ‘None’ means all subjects will be run. This list can also be read from a text file. | A list of strings with subject IDs (e.g., [‘sub-1’,’sub-2’]), a path to a text file with subject IDs separated by new lines, or ‘None’. |
| siteList | An optional list of sites to include (if you wish to include only a subset of sites whose scans match the templates). A value of ‘None’ means all sites will be run. This list can also be read from a text file. | A list of strings with site IDs (e.g., [‘Lexington’,’Albany’]), a path to a text file with site IDs separated by new lines, or ‘None’. |
| scanParametersCSV | Path to a CSV specifying the slice time acquisition parameters for scans. If set to ‘None’, the NifTI headers will be used. Instructions for creating such a file can be found here. | A path or ‘None’. |
| outputSubjectListLocation | The directory where the subject list will be generated. | A path. |
| subjectListName | A name for the subject list. | A list containing a string (e.g.,[‘ABIDE’]). |
| awsCredentialsFile | A credential file for downloading data stored using Amazon’s Simple Storage Service. | A path. |
Generating Subject Lists with the Data Configuration File¶
When you are done setting up the data configuration file, navigate in a terminal to the directory where you would like to store your subject list. If you are not running slice timing correction, or all subjects within a site have the same acquisition order, type the following command:
cpac_setup.py /path/to/data_config
If you are running slice timing correction and subjects within a site have differing acquisition orders open iPython by typing ipython and run the following command from the iPython prompt:
import CPAC
CPAC.utils.extract_data_multiscan_params.run('/path/to/data_config.yml')
Either of these methods will produce the subject list in your current directory, as well as two other files needed to run group-level analyses:
- CPAC_subject_list_<name>.yml - The subject list used when running preprocessing and individual-level analyses. Contains subject IDs and paths to their associated data files. Subject lists are also stored as YAMLs.
- template_phenotypic.csv - A template phenotypic file for use with the group-level analysis builder.
- subject_list_group_analysis.txt - The subject list used when running group-level analyses.
Note: An alternate version of the phenotype template and the group analysis subject list will be created that are pre-formatted for use in repeated measures or within-subject group-level analysis.
For INDI releases, we have available preconfigured data configuration files, to generate subject lists. You will need to make sure that the file templates have been modified to match the specific location on your system for these files.
Using the GUI¶
First, open the C-PAC GUI by entering the command cpac_gui in a terminal window. You will be presented with the main C-PAC window.
Now, to generate a subject list file, click on the New button next to the Subject Lists box. This will bring up the following dialog window, which will allow you to define the parameters of the data configuration YAML:
- Data format - [BIDS, Custom]: Select if data is organized using the BIDS standard or a custom format (see Defining Anatomical and Functional File Path Templates below for more information on forming templates for custom data organization).
- BIDS Base Directory - [path]: The base directory of BIDS-organized data if you are using BIDS.
- Anatomical File Path Template - [text]: A file path template for anatomical scans (see below for how to define templates). Used when a custom data organization scheme is enabled.
- Functional File Path Template - [text]: A file path template for functional scans (see below for how to define templates). Used when a custom data organization scheme is enabled.
- Subjects to Include (Optional) - [text/path]: An optional comma-separated list of subjects to include (if you wish to include only a subset of subjects whose scans match the templates). A value of ‘None’ means all subjects will be run. This list can also be read from a text file whose path is given in this field.
- Subjects to Exclude (Optional) - [text/path]: An optional comma-separated list of subjects to exclude (if you wish to exclude only a subset of subjects whose scans match the templates). A value of ‘None’ means all subjects will be run. This list can also be read from a text file whose path is given in this field.
- Sites to Include (Optional) - [text/path]: An optional comma-separated list of sites to include (if you wish to include only a subset of sites whose scans match the templates). A value of ‘None’ means all sites will be run. This list can also be read from a text file whose path is given in this field.
- Scan Parameters File (Optional) - [path]: Path to a CSV specifying the slice time acquisition parameters for scans. If set to ‘None’, these parameters will either be defined by the NifTI headers or by an explicit slice order specified in the pipeline configuration builder. Instructions for creating such a file can be found here. Note that a scan parameters file will also override the settings used in the slice timing screen of the pipeline configuration builder.
- AWS Credentials File (Optional)- [path]: Required if downloading data from a non-public S3 bucket on Amazon Web Services instead of using local files.
- Output Directory - [path]: The directory where the subject list will be generated.
- Subject List Name - [text]: A name for the subject list.
- Multiscan Data [checkbox]: Check this box only if the scans have different slice timing information.
Defining Anatomical and Functional File Path Templates¶
C-PAC has been designed to process large, complex data sets, and supports processing of multiple scans per participant, multiple scan sessions, and multiple data acquisition sites with differing scan acquisition parameters. Because the file directory structures resulting from such data sets can be complex, it is necessary to define the location of the image files to be processed for each participant. If you are using the BIDS directory structure, the location of image files is defined via the BIDS specification, and C-PAC is able to automatically find all of the files needed to run the pipeline. Otherwise, you will need to manually define path templates using the conventions described below.
File path templates are defined by adding placeholder variables nested within curly brackets to the file path of each type of image file to be processed (anatomical and functional). The possible placeholders are site, participant and session. session is optional, while the other two placeholders are not. To illustrate, if the full paths to the image files for a hypothetical participant_1 were:
/home/data/site_1/participant_1/anat/mprage.nii.gz
/home/data/site_1/participant_1/func/rest.nii.gz
Then the anatomical and functional file path templates would would be:
Anatomical Template: /home/data/{site}/{participant}/anat/mprage.nii.gz
Functional Template: /home/data/{site}/{participant}/func/rest.nii.gz
It should be noted that C-PAC currently requires participant directories to be within a site level directory. If your data set does not contain scans from multiple acquisition sites, we recommend creating a dummy site_1 directory and placing participant files inside this directory. This peculiarity will be fixed in future versions of C-PAC.
In cases where file paths differ in more than just the site, session and subject directories, asterisks can be used. This is useful for data sets containing multiple sessions in a single scan date or other subject-specific information in file or folder names. You may use as many asterisks as necessary to to define your file path templates. For example, if the paths to functional image files for a subject were:
/home/data/site_1/subject_1/scan_1/session_1/rest_1.nii.gz
/home/data/site_1/subject_1/scan_1/session_2/rest_2.nii.gz
/home/data/site_1/subject_1/scan_2/session_1/rest_1.nii.gz
/home/data/site_1/subject_1/scan_2/session_2/rest_2.nii.gz
The file path template would be:
/home/data/{site}/{participant}/scan_*/{session}/rest_*.nii.gz
Example File Path Templates¶
Here are the file path templates used for the 1000 Functional Connectomes data release, as well as an illustration of the directory structure used for the release:
Anatomical Template: /path/to/data/{site}/{participant}/anat/mprage_anonymized.nii.gz
Functional Template: /path/to/data/{site}/{participant}/func/rest.nii.gz
Another example is the file structure used by the ABIDE releases:
Anatomical Template: /path/to/data/{site}/{participant}/{session}/anat_*/mprage.nii.gz
Functional Template: /path/to/data/{site}/{participant}/{session}/rest_*/rest.nii.gz
A final example is the file structure used by the Enhanced Nathan Kline Institute-Rockland Sample
Anatomical Template: /path/to/data/{site}/{participant}/anat/mprage.nii.gz
Functional Template: /path/to/data/{site}/{participant}/{session}/RfMRI_*/rest.nii.gz
Users experiencing difficulties defining file path templates may want to re-organize their data to match one of the examples above. If you manually define a file path template and encounter an error when attempting to generate participant lists, please contact us and we will be happy to help.
Subject List YAML Fields¶
The subject list builder GUI or the command line utility will produce a YAML file containing all of the subjects and various properties associated with that subject, such as its ID, session number, the location of its resting-state/functional and anatomical scans. Before each subject definition there is a single line with a dash, which indicates that start of the property defintions. Subject properties are indented under this dash. To illustrate, see the sample subject definition below:
-
subject_id: 'subj_1'
unique_id: 'session_1'
anat: '/data/subj_1/session_1/anat_1/mprage.nii.gz'
rest:
rest_1_rest: '/data/subj_1/session_1/rest_1/rest.nii.gz'
rest_2_rest: '/data/subj_1/session_1/rest_2/rest.nii.gz'
scan_parameters:
tr: '2.5'
acquisition: 'seq+z'
reference: '24'
first_tr: ''
last_tr: ''
Note that more than one resting state scan is defined under the rest key (i.e., multiple sessions), and that individual scan parameters can be defined to override the settings used in the C-PAC pipeline configuration GUI. Be careful not to name the multiple sessions under the rest key using dashes or periods, as this input will not be parsed by C-PAC and may cause errors.


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This library requires php 5.2+ along with the json
and the curl
extensions.
<?php
require_once('/path/to/loader.php');
Implementation reference: SysPay Processing API
All operations are requested via an instance of a Client object.
<?php
$client = new Syspay_Merchant_Client($username, $secret[, $baseUrl]);
To call against the sandbox environment, the $baseUrl
can be set to Syspay_Merchant_Client::BASE_URL_SANDBOX
.
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_PaymentRequest
You request a payment for a customer on a given creditcard:
<?php
$paymentRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_PaymentRequest(Syspay_Merchant_PaymentRequest::FLOW_API);
$paymentRequest->setPaymentMethod(Syspay_Merchant_PaymentRequest::METHOD_CREDITCARD);
$paymentRequest->setBillingAgreement(true); // true means you want to be able to rebill this customer later. Defaults to false
$customer = new Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Customer();
$customer->setEmail('foo@bar.baz'); // Customer's email
$customer->setLanguage('en'); // Optional, used to send notifications in the correct language
$customer->setIp('<IP_ADDRESS>'); // Customer IP address
$paymentRequest->setCustomer($customer);
$creditcard = new Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Creditcard();
$creditcard->setHolder('John Doe');
$creditcard->setNumber('4556267280522645');
$creditcard->setCvc('123');
$creditcard->setExpMonth('01');
$creditcard->setExpYear('2014');
$paymentRequest->setCreditcard($creditcard);
$payment = new Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Payment();
$payment->setReference('1234567'); // Your own reference for this payment
$payment->setPreauth(true); // By default, we will process a DIRECT payment. Set this to true to PREAUTH only, it will then need to be confirmed later
$payment->setAmount(1000); // Amount in *cents*
$payment->setCurrency('EUR'); // Currency
$payment->setDescription('some description'); // An optional description
$payment->setExtra(json_encode($someInformation)); // An optional information that will given back to you on notifications
$paymentRequest->setPayment($payment);
$payment = $client->request($paymentRequest);
// $payment is an instance of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Payment
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_ConfirmRequest
<?php
$confirmRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_ConfirmRequest();
$confirmRequest->setPaymentId($originalPaymentId); // Returned to you on the initial payment request
$confirm = $client->request($confirmRequest);
// $confirm is an instance of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Payment
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_VoidRequest
<?php
$voidRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_VoidRequest();
$voidRequest->setPaymentId($originalPaymentId); // Returned to you on the initial payment request
$void = $client->request($voidRequest);
// $void is an instance of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Payment
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_PaymentInfoRequest
<?php
$infoRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_PaymentInfoRequest($paymentId);
$payment = $client->request($infoRequest);
// $payment is an instance of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Payment
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_PaymentListRequest The list of available filters can be found in our api documentation
<?php
$paymentListRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_PaymentListRequest();
// Optionally set filters (refer to the API documentation for an exhaustive list)
$paymentListRequest->addFilter('start_date', $someTimestamp);
$paymentListRequest->addFilter('end_date', $someOtherTimestamp);
$payments = $client->request($paymentListRequest);
// $payments is an array of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Payment
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_RefundRequest
You request a refund on a given payment id:
<?php
$refund = new Syspay_Merchant_Entity\Refund();
$refund->setReference('1234567'); // Your own reference for this refund
$refund->setAmount(1000); // The amount to refund in *cents*
$refund->setCurrency('EUR'); // The currency of the refund. It must match the one of the original payment
$refund->setDescription('some description'); // An optional description for this refund
$refund->setExtra(json_encode($someInformation)); // An optional information that will be given back to you on notifications
$refundRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_RefundRequest();
$refundRequest->setPaymentId($paymentId); // The payment id to refund
$refundRequest->setRefund($refund);
$refund = $client->request($refundRequest);
// $refund is an instance of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Refund
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_RefundInfoRequest
<?php
$infoRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_RefundInfoRequest($refundId);
$refund = $client->request($infoRequest);
// $refund is an instance of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Refund
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_RefundListRequest The list of available filters can be found in our api documentation
<?php
$refundListRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_RefundListRequest();
// Optionally set filters (refer to the API document for an exhaustive list)
$paymentListRequest->addFilter('status', 'SUCCESS');
$refunds = $client->request($refundListRequest);
// $refunds is an array of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Refund
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_RebillRequest
<?php
// The billing agreement id returned from the initial payment request must be used
$rebillRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_RebillRequest($billingAgreementId);
$rebillRequest->setAmount(1000); // Amount in *cents*
$rebillRequest->setCurrency('EUR'); // This is used as security and must match the currency that was used to create the billing agreement
$rebillRequest->setReference('123456'); // Your own reference for this payment
$rebillRequest->setDescription('some description'); // An optional description
$rebillRequest->setExtra(json_encode($someInformation)); // An optional information that will given back to you on notifications
$rebillRequest->setEmsUrl('https://foo.bar/baz'); // An optional EMS url the notifications will be posted to if you don't want to use the default one
$payment = $client->request($rebillRequest);
// $payment is an instance of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Payment
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_BillingAgreementInfoRequest
<?php
$infoRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_BillingAgreementInfoRequest($billingAgreementId);
$billingAgreement = $client->request($infoRequest);
// $billingAgreement is an instance of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_BillingAgreement
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_BillingAgreementCancellationRequest
<?php
$cancellationRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_BillingAgreementCancellationRequest($billingAgreemntId);
$billingAgreement = $client->request($cancellationRequest);
// $billingAgreement is an instance of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_BillingAgreement
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_BillingAgreementListRequest The list of available filters can be found in our api documentation
<?php
$billingAgreementsRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_BillingAgreementListRequest();
// Optionally set filters (refer to the API document for an exhaustive list)
$billingAgreementsRequest->addFilter('status', 'ACTIVE');
$billingAgreements = $client->request($billingAgreementsRequest);
// $billingAgreements is an array of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_BillingAgreement
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_ChargebackInfoRequest
<?php
$infoRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_ChargebackInfoRequest($chargebackId);
$chargeback = $client->request($infoRequest);
// $chargeback is an instance of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Chargeback
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_ChargebackListRequest The list of available filters can be found in our api documentation
<?php
$chargebackListRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_ChargebackListRequest();
// Optionally set filters (refer to the API document for an exhaustive list)
$paymentListRequest->addFilter('email', 'foo@bar.baz');
$chargebacks = $client->request($chargebackListRequest);
// $chargebacks is an array of Syspay_Merchant_Entity_Chargeback
Request class: Syspay_Merchant_IpAddressesRequest
<?php
$ipRequest = new Syspay_Merchant_IpAddressesRequest();
$ips = $client->request($ipRequest);
// $ips is an array of strings (ips)
When a payment requires a redirection (either during a server-to-server payment that needs a 3DS verification, or when using the hosted payment page flow), you will not know synchronously the result of the transaction.
Instead, once the transaction will be processed, the customer will be redirected back to your site (either to your default redirect url, or to the one you set upon request) along with extra parameters that will inform you about the result of the transaction.
To make it easy for you to validate these extra parameters and extract the information, you can use the Syspay_Merchant_Redirect handler. It will check that the parameters haven’t been tampered with and return a payment object.
NOTE: Should the customer not come back to your site (e.g, he closes his browser on the hosted payment confirmation page), you will still be notified about the payment status using our EMS system (described in the next chapter)
<?php
require '/path/to/merchant-sdk-php/loader.php';
// You might have multiple merchant credentials that all point to the same EMS url
$secrets = array(
'login_1' => 'secret_1',
'login_2' => 'secret_2'
);
try {
// The getResult method takes an array as input. This array must contain the 'result', 'merchant' and 'checksum' request parameters
$payment = $redirect->getResult($_REQUEST);
} catch (Syspay_Merchant_RedirectException $e) {
// If an error status is sent, syspay will try again to deliver the message several times.
header(':', true, 500);
printf("Something went wrong while processing the message: (%d) %s\n",
$e->getCode(), $e->getMessage());
}
Implementation reference: SysPay Event Messaging System
The Syspay_Merchant_EMS class will automatically validate the HTTP headers and parse the event to return the relevant object.
The currently supported events are:
If an error occurs, a Syspay_Merchant_EMSException will be thrown and will contain one of the following codes:
Syspay_Merchant_EMSException::CODE_MISSING_HEADER
: The X-Merchant and/or the X-Checksum headers could not be foundSyspay_Merchant_EMSException::CODE_INVALID_CHECKSUM
: The X-Checksum header doesn’t validate against the provided keysSyspay_Merchant_EMSException::CODE_INVALID_CONTENT
: The request content could not be parsedSyspay_Merchant_EMSException::CODE_UNKNOWN_MERCHANT
: The X-Merchant header is there but cannot be found in the array passed to the constructor <?php
require '/path/to/merchant-sdk-php/loader.php';
// You might have multiple merchant credentials that all point to the same EMS url
$secrets = array(
'login_1' => 'secret_1',
'login_2' => 'secret_2'
);
$ems = new Syspay_Merchant_EMS($secrets);
try {
$event = $ems->getEvent();
switch ($event->getType()) {
case 'payment':
printf("Payment %d received, status: %s\n", $event->getId(), $event->getStatus());
break;
case 'refund':
printf("Refund %d received, status: %s\n", $event->getId(), $event->getStatus());
break;
case 'chargeback':
printf("Chargeback %d received, status: %s\n", $event->getId(), $event->getStatus());
break;
case 'billing_agreement':
printf("Billing Agreement %d received, status: %s\n", $event->getId(), $event->getStatus());
break;
}
} catch (Syspay_Merchant_EMSException $e) {
// If an error status is sent, syspay will try again to deliver the message several times
header(':', true, 500);
printf("Something went wrong while processing the message: (%d) %s",
$e->getCode(), $e->getMessage());
}


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Training and application of an RGB color model on the basis of the Mahalanobis distance. More...
#include <RGBColorModel.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| CRGBColorModel () | |
| ~CRGBColorModel () | |
| void | Reset (int nMaxNumberOfTriplets) |
| bool | AddRGBTriplet (int r, int g, int b) |
| void | CalculateColorModel () |
| bool | LoadFromFile (const char *pFileName) |
| bool | SaveToFile (const char *pFileName) |
| void | SetFactor (float fFactor) |
| void | SetMean (const Vec3d &mean) |
| void | SetInverseCovariance (const Mat3d &inverse_covariance) |
| float | CalculateColorProbability (const Vec3d &rgb) |
| float | CalculateColorDistanceSquared (int r, int g, int b) |
Training and application of an RGB color model on the basis of the Mahalanobis distance.
Definition at line 63 of file RGBColorModel.h.
| CRGBColorModel::CRGBColorModel | ( | ) |
Definition at line 61 of file RGBColorModel.cpp.
| CRGBColorModel::~CRGBColorModel | ( | ) |
Definition at line 69 of file RGBColorModel.cpp.
| bool CRGBColorModel::AddRGBTriplet | ( | int | r, |
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| int | b | ||
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| float CRGBColorModel::CalculateColorDistanceSquared | ( | int | r, |
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| void CRGBColorModel::CalculateColorModel | ( | ) |
Definition at line 101 of file RGBColorModel.cpp.
| float CRGBColorModel::CalculateColorProbability | ( | const Vec3d & | rgb | ) |
Definition at line 137 of file RGBColorModel.cpp.
| bool CRGBColorModel::LoadFromFile | ( | const char * | pFileName | ) |
Definition at line 155 of file RGBColorModel.cpp.
| void CRGBColorModel::Reset | ( | int | nMaxNumberOfTriplets | ) |
Definition at line 80 of file RGBColorModel.cpp.
| bool CRGBColorModel::SaveToFile | ( | const char * | pFileName | ) |
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| void CRGBColorModel::SetInverseCovariance | ( | const Mat3d & | inverse_covariance | ) |
Definition at line 212 of file RGBColorModel.cpp.
| void CRGBColorModel::SetMean | ( | const Vec3d & | mean | ) |
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Hangman v0.9.6 Hangman.Dictionary.Cache behaviour
Module implements a GenServer process providing access to a dictionary word cache. Handles lookup routines to access words
, tallys
, and random
words.
Serves as a wrapper around dictinary specific implementation
Summary
Functions
Cache lookup routines
Check whether ets is setup
GenServer start link wrapper function
Routine to stop server normally
Callbacks
GenServer callback to initalize server process
Functions
Specs
lookup(pid, atom, pos_integer) ::
[String.t] |
Counter.t |
Words.t |
no_return
Cache lookup routines
The allowed modes: * :random
- extracts count number of random hangman words. * :tally
- retrieve letter tally associated with word length key * :words
- retrieve the word data lists associated with the word length key
Callbacks
Specs
init(Keyword.t) :: tuple
GenServer callback to initalize server process
Kicks off ingestion process to load dictionary words


This spike demonstrates the used of pub/sub pattern in postal.js implementation. Currently, there is one channel with a single topic that gets subscribed to by two subscribiers. Each subscriber increments a global variable to reflect the number of processed messages. Each dispatched messages, of course, is processed twise -- once by each subscriber.
Click me to publish message
Messages processed: {{messagCount}}
Subscriber 1:
Subscriber 2:


Navigate to SQL and select `count`
Notice that hash aggregations. Here, each executor counts their results, these results are sent to the driver who tabulates all the results.
Explain
Explaination of your dataframes lineage.
Spark is similar to SQL in that using only the necessary columns and filtering early will improve query speed.


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DAIGLE, Dianna Sylvia
Date of death: November 17, 2019
Date of birth: 1959
Family
- Spouse: Lloyd
- Children: Nathan (Kim), and Connor
- Grandchildren: Lilly-Rose Daigle
- Parents: Lillian (nee Verstraete) and Hendrick Schoonbeek
- Siblings: Jeremy (Nadia Defazio) and Kareena Schoonbeek (Norman Kuras)
Service: Saturday, November 23, 2019 at 11 a.m. at the Erb & Good Family Funeral Home, 171 King St. S., Waterloo. Reception to follow.


Overriding Templates
Note: We recommend getting familliar with the html/template template format first.
Template components
An email template override has three components:
- The subject file, which contains the subject of the email and is named
<identifier>.subject.txt
. - The text contents file, which contains the contents of the email in text format and is named
<identifier>.txt
. - The HTML contents file, which contains the contents of the email in HTML format and is named
<identifier>.html
.
Creating the overrides
In order to override a template, one must provide all three files as part of the email templates repository and then provide them as part of the configuration.
Let’s consider that we want to override the email that a user receives once they register, the email validation email, which has the identifier validate
. We need to create the following files:
validate.subject.txt
Please confirm your email address for {{.Network.Name}}
validate.txt
Please confirm your email address for {{.Network.Name}}. Your email address will be used as contact for {{.Entity.Type}} "{{.Entity.ID}}". Reference: {{.ID}} Confirmation Token: {{.Token}}
validate.html
Please confirm your email address for {{.Network.Name}}.
 Your email address will be used as contact for {{.Entity.Type}} "{{.Entity.ID}}".

 Reference: {{.ID}}
 Confirmation Token: {{.Token}}
Providing the overrides to the stack
Once you have written your overrides, you can provide them to the stack either through an remote URL, or through the local file system.
Fetching from a remote URL
In order to allow The Things Stack to access remote files, you must only provide the URL to the root folder that contains the files. Consider that you need to provide the The Things Stack access to a file called validate.txt
, which you have uploaded on your host at http://www.example.org/emails/validate.txt
. Then the URL that you provide to the email templates configuration is http://www.example.org/emails/
.
Fetching from a local directory
In order to allow the The Things Stack to access files which are hosted in your own file system, you must provide the path to the root folder that contains the files. Consider that you need to provide the The Things Stack access to a file called validate.txt
, which is available on your file system in the /srv/emails/validate.txt
. Then the path that you need to provide to the email templates configuration is /srv/emails/
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Example YAML configuration
is:
email:
templates:
# Specify only one source for the files.
directory: "/path/to/the/template/files"
url: "http://www.example.com/emails"


Since I started this training have done several small projects and are done with HTML and CSS being the basic blocks of programming. Lets look at a few:
My first HTML project to upload to git. Man this was confusing!
Using this project I learned the use of Git as a code tracking platform. It also helped me practice use of branches in Git.
to get a sneak preview of the project use the link below.
Decided to do a cookie recipe to try out lists.
On git I learned on how to add a license and a readme directly. The readme did not have much for it was a first trys X. Checkout the project.
Bobo is a cute little Elephant and wanted to have a website to showcase her life and buddies.
With this project things got a little bit more interesting! This brought in the concept of CSS, using images, and adding linked pages to a project.
It also brought about more git knowldge on branching, doing pull requests and merging. I learned about the use on Markdown to do readme and created a more detailed readme this time.
Lastly it introduced us to git pages. Checkout the links below.
Git repo for bobo and Git pages for Bobo
Website showcasing Happy Trails Travel Agency Destinations. Its done with HTML and CSS was used also to showcase use of the float tag.
The project also borrowed heavily from bobo pet project. Checkout the git pages
Hi all,
My name is Noah, I work for Safaricom PLC as a Quality Assurance Specialist within the Call Centre.
From my day to day duties am charged with taking care of Experience Assurance systems within the Customer Experience Division. This Entails coming up with new and better tools for the team to make it easy for them to work and also keep customer data safe. These need motivated me to apply and joining the Safaricom Digital Academy so as to learn more on automation and cloud computing which will help me come up with better systems ideas and more effective tools of work. My interests in computers, systems and cloud is another motivation factor to join the Academy and learn more for personal growth.
Where do i start..
Learning how to become a programmer will teach me the even a few simple lines of code can do so much to make life easier for me. If something will only work when a few buttons are pushed, program my smartphone to do it with one tap.
When I begin to learn how to program, I wlil begin to see all problems in the light of their solutions and my brain begins to function in that way.
This is probably one of the very best reasons to become a computer programmer – there are so many jobs available to me. The world is turning digital, we are increasingly becoming more reliant as a society on technology and as a result, there are more and more computer programming jobs to choose from and this will not change in the foreseeable future.
When I can think like a computer programmer does, I will start relating that to my real life. Most people will not be able to see the connection, let alone understand it but I will, when I start learning to program.


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It appears Guido is off at a workshop about math education with the Shuttleworth foundation. There's a summary of the first day. All via this post which talks about Rur-Ple.
Anyway, a couple days ago someone emailed me about PyLogo, and I hadn't really done anything with that for some time, so I dusted it off and cleaned it up some. Arg, I have to update that page, but now the trunk is in subversion. I even monkeypatched doctest to doctest Logo. Wasn't too hard really.
I bring this up because Logo, Smalltalk, and Python all come up in the post about the first day. With Alan Kay there along with Guido, Smalltalk/Squeak is no surprise. In addition to Alan being one of the main people behind Smalltalk (and several other things, like overlapping windows), I've also often seen him mention Logo as an inspiration. That summary says he's recently written a version of Logo in Javascript. Cool.
Something I've thought about doing, in addition to implementing Logo in Javascript, is implement Logo in the DOM. That means: variables are elements. Blocks aka lists are also elements. E.g.:
I think this would be astonishingly slow to execute. But the idea is intriguing. You could use some of the native abilities of browsers to edit markup, to edit the code itself. The code is intrinsically structured. It's not structured with glyphs, it has an underlying structure. Representing variables as elements themselves provides a concrete nature to the variable -- you can see it as a real thing. I think this is very much similar to some of what was under Hypercard. And of course it's on the web, which is the most relevent medium of our time, even for kids.
In the discussion is also the question of relevance. Why should a child learn these concepts of abstraction? (Not just programming, though I think programming is one of the most accessible ways of learning many higher abstractions.) This actually isn't that hard. Kids don't need a lot of justification, they don't need to make money with the skill, they don't even need to be very good at what they do. They can be a surprisingly sympathetic audience, especially when you are making something.
The harder part is actually figuring out why this would be relevant to the teachers. Logo has always had this curse. Students do well with it, but they can't really do well without the influence of the teacher. And very few teachers get it, or get what is going on and what is being taught. It's not relevant to them.
This is much harder to consider, especially in third world countries where there is more pressure to emphasize practical skills, and less value placed on abstract skills. For most people, math beyond arithmetic really isn't that practical.
I don't really know. Turtle graphics aren't bad -- there are many much more abstract and useless things in programming. It's important to remember that this is not about teaching programming. It's about teaching math, or abstraction, or debugging. Debugging is a good one -- not well articulated as a skill, but surprisingly portable across domains. It's kind of like the scientific method applied to the work of the craftsman.
But what is relevant? There's a problem of connectivity. So it is presumed that the program runs in isolation, in a world tied to the laptop, run in isolation.
I think that's the opposite of what should be done. The relevance of a program is not that it can be as isolated and disconnect as the student is. Instead the program can be connected even when the student is not. The program can be a representative. A program is relevant because it can be shared. It is relevant because it can persist in the online environment even though the child cannot.
Relevance is something like a story, an agent, a responder... things that are autonomous in some fashion. Chat bots would be great fun. But still, it is very hard to find this relevant. As much as I believe in the underlying importance of those skills, that importance is built up in my own values, and many of those values are predicated on my own privilege and the ability to consider abstract motivations. I don't think my values are inappropriate for the third world; quite the contrary, I see pragmatism as an oppression. But communicating that is very, very hard.
Anyway, hard stuff but important stuff. I hope their workshop is successful.
google for boxer - boxes as base for programming
Yes, Boxer is definitely an inspiration for the idea of JS-in-the-DOM. I've long wanted something like Boxer for Python -- i.e., an alternate syntax and editor that used Boxers relatively conservative visual programming metaphors. But actually implementing such an interface was always well beyond me -- I don't have much GUI experience at all, and actually doing text flow and whatnot in that visual context seems complex. The DOM offers a relatively accessible way to do that. It may also have other tremendous flaws I don't know of... but the best way to figure that out would be to try, I guess.
# Ian Bicking
Another good example to look at is Alice (http://www.alice.org).
Other terms to Google for are "structure editor" (though this'll tend to throw up graphically-based visual programming editors as well) and "syntax directed editor" (which'll throw up a range of approaches, from those that do simple pretty printing to those that heavily assist and control input).
 The advantage, of course, is that since your objects are smart, they can check for validity immediately upon input and provide interactive advice and assistance. It's rather like the difference between DOS and Windows environments: both essentially do the same thing - the difference is in how the manipulation and feedback interactions behave. With Windows you've much more transparency and much more active constraint, since all the options are laid out on screen in front of you (menus, icons, etc.) instead of having to learn and remember them all in your head, and you've instant feedback on whether input is valid or not - a command-line typo will go unnoticed till you try to execute it later on, whereas the GUI will never allow you to make the [equivalent] error to begin with.
I imagine the hard bits are implementing the View objects, since that'll involve some fairly intensive GUI programming involving sophisticated text presentation, and - crucially - coming up with a user input system that is efficient and intuitive to use. i.e.  Drag-n-drop is too exhausting for anything more than the simplest of programs, so you'll ideally want some way to drive it from the keyboard that's fast and efficient while also not being more complex than Emacs to learn and use - no small challenge, I suspect! :p
I must admit I've never thought of using DOM for the input/display engine, but with lots of clever DHTML forms-n-tables programming, hey, it might just work, at least for a basic level; good luck if you decide to have a go.
# has
Ugh--it's frustrating that everyone doesn't enable comments. I like the idea of the wikipedia-like content mixed with an interactive component. A good example of something like this is http://tryruby.hobix.com/. That guy can write his butt off, which keeps you interested in the tutorial. It's very interactive, and you feel a sense of freedom having the pseudo-repl there--he even anticipates some goofy answers and responds to them.
# Innocent Bystander
Yes, from my web-centric point of view the tryruby model is very interesting. I find the idea of HTML literals quite interesting as well; e.g., instead of just repr(obj), an object can have a rich HTML representation. If you combine that with a clean callback technique and higher-level HTML widgets, you could even make an Ajax application interactively composable -- and throw in some automatic persistance to boot, and you have a persistent image/IDE. This is Yet Another Idea that I want to pursue, of course ;) A scratchpad of objects could address some of the issues of combining a linear narrative (like a tutorial) with the freedom of an interactive prompt.
And, as I think about it, that would totally be Hypercard. Tasty.
# Ian Bicking
Do you think the StarLogo/NetLogo flavors have greater potential to enable "relevant" opportunities?
StarLogo and NetLogo are great for doing things that are really fun, and educational, and emergent, but I don't think they are good for relevance. They are little self-contained worlds, and what makes them neat -- the massive concurrency -- also makes them less approachable when trying to connect them to the larger world which is where relevance is derived.
Though there is a possibility that there is a relevance and potential underneath those that more experienced programmers have a hard time appreciating because we take a reductive view of programming. It's not impossible to imagine another generation of programmers who views the programming process radically different from how we view it.
# Ian Bicking
I wonder whether writing web apps, esp SocialSoftware, might provide some relevance, because it's a platform for sharing/expression. (Of course, then the question becomes whether you just use someone else's platform. So maybe what we need are ways to expose kids to the opportunities for small steps of customization, based perhaps on your small loosely-couple libraries:) )


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Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony
Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony is a Japanese visual novel game developed by Spike Chunsoft. It is the third main title in the Danganronpa series. It was released in Japan on January 12th, 2017 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. It was launched
on PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and Steam for PC in North America on September 26th, 2017, and in Europe on September 29th, 2017.
"Welcome to a new world of Danganronpa, and prepare yourself for the biggest, most exhilarating episode yet. Set in a "psycho-cool" environment, a new cast of 16 characters find themselves kidnapped and imprisoned in a school. Inside, some will
kill, some will die, and some will be punished. Reimagine what you thought high-stakes, fast-paced investigation was as you investigate twisted murder cases and condemn your new friends to death. Forget what you thought you knew about Danganronpa
and join a completely new cast of Ultimates for a brand-new beginning. In a world where everyone is trying to survive, nobody’s motivations are quite what they seem. Use your skills to solve each new murder or meet a gruesome end. The world
is shaped by our perception of it. Fast-paced trial scenes will require lies, quick wits, and logic to guide your classmates to the right conclusions." - Official synopsis.
With Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School closing the Hope's Peak Academy story arc, Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony takes place in a new school, with a completely new cast of characters, acting as the start of a new arc rather than
a direct sequel to the previous two main titles. Despite this, the gameplay and story take place along a similar linear path to the previous main titles while adding new gameplay elements.
Like its predecessors, the game's progression is chapter-based and split into three major gameplay types: character interaction, investigation, and Class Trials. The player controls the protagonist from a first-person perspective and can explore
the school at their leisure, with additional parts of the school becoming available as the plot progresses. Interacting with certain characters or objects is used to progress the story. In each chapter, a murder must be solved, which is up
to the protagonist and their classmates to investigate and solve, culminating in a class trial inside the school's courtroom.
The game introduced the concept of "smacking" objects to look for Monocoins while exploring the school, which removes the in-game models from the room. As in previous games, the protagonist can interact with other students and improve their relationship
through Free Time Events.
Opinion
Now, this one was by far the best game in the series in terms of graphics, gameplay, etc. Storywise, it was also on par with Danganronpa 2. When this game first came out, I couldn't wait to play it, that I actually watched demo gameplay on
YouTube.  And if you're into a huge, mind-blowing plot twist, play it. PLAY IT, but only after you've finished the first two Danganronpa games.
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Hi. I'm Eric Kang, an interactive designer.
I want to create content that gives people joy and precious memories.
And also want to reveal the world a little more through contents.
Inspired by theme parks, travel and performances.
Create in Seoul, South Korea.


THE JERKY BOYS A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1995 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Johnny Brennan, Kamal Ahmed, Alan Arkin, Brad Sullivan. Screenplay: Johnny Brennan & Kamal Ahmed and James Melkonian & Rich Wilkes. Director: James Melkonian.
There is a regular feature in "Sports Illustrated" magazine devoted to examples of astounding stupidity. It is titled "This Week's Sign That the Apocalypse is Upon Us." That phrase kept running through my head as I sat through THE JERKY BOYS. Somehow, two obnoxious losers had managed to parlay a fascination with juvenile humor and prank phone calls into an incredibly popular pair of audio releases and a movie deal. For irritating people, they were being rewarded in the millions of dollars. And the worst thing is, *none* of it is funny. THE JERKY BOYS is a terrible idea badly executed. And it will undoubtedly be extremely profitable.
THE JERKY BOYS are Johnny (Johnny Brennan) and Kamal (Kamal Ahmed), a pair of unemployed buddies still living with their mothers in Queens, NY.  One of these calls is made to organized crime boss Ernie Lazarro (Alan Arkin), with the boys claiming to be mafia big shots from Chicago. When Lazarro learns that they aren't who they claim to be, they find themselves on the run from Lazarro's goons, as well as from the local cop (Brad Sullivan) who over hears the phone call and believes that they boys really are with the mob.
Let us begin here: The idea of building a movie around prank phone calls is somewhat mind-boggling to begin with. THE JERKY BOYS is full of shots of phones ringing, of stationary speaker phones, of people talking on the phone. I'm hard-pressed to think of any way such a format could have been turned into riveting cinema. Then again, THE JERKY BOYS never had to be riveting cinema.   In a strange way, it's a little like the old Elvis Presley movies, in which it didn't matter what was going on in the plot, as long as Elvis got a chance to sing. That was what the people were coming for.
But for people coming to THE JERKY BOYS expecting the same thing they heard on their best-selling CDs, they aren't going to get it. I have listened to the "Jerky Boys" CD, and I think it is spectacularly unfunny, but there could be some minor entertainment value in the befuddled reactions of the recipients of the calls. Of course, that simply is not possible in a movie; everyone is in on the gag, so you end up with a lot of reaction shots of actors fuming in mock frustration. And there are few things sadder than the fact that one of those actors is Alan Arkin.
Much has been and will be written about THE JERKY BOYS as not simply a bad movie, but as part of a horrible trend, the logical successor (if logical is the word I want to use) to the popularity of DUMB AND DUMBER, "Beavis and Butthead" and the like. Not only does treating THE JERKY BOYS in this way give it far more sociological importance than it deserves, it insults those other examples by comparison.  THE JERKY BOYS is simply junior high school humor aimed at junior high schoolers. It is aimed squarely at those who are guaranteed to burst into uproarious and self-righteous laughter at swishy gay stereotypes and copious expletives. If hearing someone intone the word "liverlips" several times is your idea of yuks galore, then by all means toss your $7 into THE JERKY BOYS' coffers. I suspect few moviegoers old enough to get into this movie legally will waste their money or their time.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 jerkies: 0.
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Windows Binary Zip Packageedit
If you do not wish to install and maintain Python on Windows, there is a
compiled binary version available. It is in a directory with EXE
files and all necessary libraries that Python requires. You can navigate to the
directory and run the curator
command just as you otherwise would.
If you do have Python installed, do not uncompress the zip file into your Python directory. It can cause library path collisions which will prevent Curator from properly functioning.


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Project OASIS aims to serve as the bridge between people who reside in places which are deemed as food deserts/swamps and the healthy alternatives around them. Users will be able to input their location and get results ranging from the quality of food in their community, to cooking classes, community gardens, co-ops, and many more. Most importantly, they will have the option of drafting out a letter to their local representative to do something about the state of their community.
It took me quite some time before settling on the purple colorway for the logo. Green is primarily representative of health and blue tends to be used throughout social media companies and for water so I went with purple. One that just simply appeals to me personally and doesn't associate with any health stigmas.
Some other alternatives for the logo including fruit and vegetabke varitions. Some composed of a smooth font with an avacado pit to replace the O's etc but they all became too abstract and strayed away from the point.
Initially I wanted to have a one page design with the information displayed but the format became very cluttered when prototyping. So, after some revision I settled on a single page with tabs to display different pieces of information relative to the user. This is currently what I've settled on but it is subject to change and I will update this page if it does.
I began with some initial sketches of the main pages of the application. They are all very simple and place the focus of the page on the information that is being delivered. These (very rough) sketches were done on my iPad using an app called Paper.
After the first round of sketches I moved on to creating a more thorough design. This hi-fidelity protoype made getting my point/vision across easier. I also included the page for contacting your local representative which I believe would be a very important part of the application. Having the ability to request change should be effortless.
At it's current state the web application is functional but not enough to be deployed. I am working on gathering the right databases to query for the results. It has been an interesting experience and one that has definetely taught me new things as far as building web applications go.


インタフェース Gateway
- 既知の実装クラスのリスト:
AbstractApiGateway
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public interface Gateway
The interface that abstracts the gateway. It provides a gateway for intuitive
and easy access to the GitHub API.
If you have an API that you want to use with the GitHub API, you can use this interface without having to be aware of the various implementations and mechanisms required for communication. As a user, all you need to be aware of is to call each method defined in this interface and use the returned object. The object returned from methods of this interface has the same structure and items as the JSON data returned from each GitHub API.
For example, if you want to get the follower information associated with a
particular user, you can call #getUserFollowers()
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final GithubUser githubUser = GithubUser.builder().userName("username").build();
final Gateway gateway = GithubApiGateway.from(githubUser);
final List<UserFollowers> userFollowers = gateway.getUserFollowers();
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This screen will ask the user to login using google accounts.
After logging in, the browser will be directed to the game screen.
proto4 (adaptive view with map transitions)
proto3 (adaptive view)
old version
posmaps
pathmaps


{% extends './email.server.view.html' %} {% block content %} give the reference, too: {{giveReferenceUrl}} And give more explanation about time limit etc. {% endblock content %}


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**TODO** This is supposed to be an index of all the customizations, grouped by type.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Staff-Graded Assignments LTI Tool{% endblock %} {% block content %}


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Internet protocols and will become key building blocks for the next generation
of both Microsoft Windows or web-based applications. See how to speed your
development by plugging Web Services into your own application development
projects. In this interactive session led by Dr Neil Roodyn and Adam Cogan,
you'll take away a finer understanding of how Web Services can change your
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should be reporting on it but nobody does. Following this, we will explore
the creation of a real Reporting Services solution. You will learn about the
important issues of security, data access, rendering, and delivery. We will
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by Staff reporterWhaWha have been promoted back to the Castle Larger Premiership after beating Shabanie Mine 2-0 in the final match of the Central Region Division One League on Saturday.
Sheasham, who went into the final day two points clear on top of the standings, lost 1-0 at Dulibadzimu United.
In the Southern Region, Bulawayo City also won the ticket back to the top-flight with a 3-0 over Arenel while their rivals Talen Vision lost 1-0 away to Makomo.
WhaWha and City join Cranborne Bullets who won the Northern Region ticket.


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Video: LSU QB Joe Burrow Is Excited For Saturday Night
by Andrew HolleranLSU’s football program appears to be excited for Saturday night’s game against Texas A&M. The Tigers have already secured a spot in the SEC Championship Game, though this weekend’s contest against the Aggies will be personal.
The 2018 edition of the LSU-Texas A&M game was wild, with the Aggies winning in seven overtimes. Emotions were flying on the field following that game, too.
Ed Orgeron made it clear that the Tigers will be better this time around.
“There’s no question. There’s no question about that,” Orgeron said after LSU’s win over Arkansas. “It’s going to be on.”
“I’ll never forget that game last year. We’re going to be ready.”
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extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) long |
activeSince |
static long |
CONSISTENT_TIMEOUT |
static long |
EXTERNAL_TO_EXTERNAL_TIMEOUT |
static long |
INACTIVITY_INTERVAL |
(package private) long |
lastSeen |
static long |
OPENFLOW_TO_EXTERNAL_TIMEOUT |
(package private) short |
port |
(package private) long |
sw |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AttachmentPoint(AttachmentPoint ap)
Constructor with an AttachmentPoint instance
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AttachmentPoint(long sw,
short port,
long lastSeen)
Constructor
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AttachmentPoint(long sw,
short port,
long activeSince,
long lastSeen)
Constructor
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj)
Compares with an input object about the switch and port.
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long |
getActiveSince()
Returns the time when this instance is activated.
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long |
getLastSeen()
Returns the recent time when this instance is used.
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short |
getPort()
Returns the switch port.
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long |
getSw()
Returns the switch dpid.
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int |
hashCode()
Hash is generated using only switch and port.
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void |
setActiveSince(long activeSince)
Sets the time when this instance is activated.
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void |
setLastSeen(long lastSeen)
Updates the recent time when this instance is used.
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void |
setPort(short port)
Sets the switch port.
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void |
setSw(long sw)
Sets the switch dpid.
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java.lang.String |
toString() |
long sw
short port
long activeSince
long lastSeen
public static final long INACTIVITY_INTERVAL
public static final long EXTERNAL_TO_EXTERNAL_TIMEOUT
public static final long OPENFLOW_TO_EXTERNAL_TIMEOUT
public static final long CONSISTENT_TIMEOUT
public AttachmentPoint(long sw, short port, long activeSince, long lastSeen)
sw
- the switch dpidport
- the switch portactiveSince
- the timestamp when this instance is activatedlastSeen
- the recent timestamp when this instance is usedpublic AttachmentPoint(long sw, short port, long lastSeen)
sw
- the switch dpidport
- the switch portlastSeen
- the recent timestamp when this instance is usedpublic AttachmentPoint(AttachmentPoint ap)
ap
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sw
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public void setLastSeen(long lastSeen)
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module Validation: sig
.. end
Validation checks are provided to assist the end-user in building component library and models created following the modeling constructs defined for fault tree. Checks include those for the component library only, for the model only, and for the model relative to the library.
Validation checks for component library only:
- checkLibrary_nonEmptyFaults : All components must support at least one flow, otherwise there is nothing to analyze.
- checkLibrary_componentUnique : A library of components is a list of components, such that no two components have the same name.
- checkLibrary_formulasMakeSense : Check that the formulas make sense.
- checkLibrary_disjointInputFlowsandBasicEvents : Check that the names used for input flows, and basic events are disjoint.
- checkLibrary_allOutputFaultsHaveFormulas : All flows have a formula defined.
- checkLibrary_listsAreConsistentLengths : Check that the lists are all of consistent lengths.
Validation checks for component model only:
- checkModel_inputFlowUnique : Check that input flows have exactly 1 instance connected to them.
- checkModel_instanceNameUnique : All instance names are disjoint.
Validation checks for component model relative to a library:
- checkModel_validConnections : The connection information is a list of pairs consisting of an input flow and an instance.
- checkModel_cnameInstanceIsDefinedInLibrary : All c_names correspond to actual components in our component library.
- checkModel_exposureOfBasicIsDefinedInLibrary : Elements of the form (a, x) in exposures of an instance make sense.
val checkLibrary_nonEmptyFaults : Modeling.component list -> (string, string) Core.Std._result
A function that checks that all components in a library support at least one flow. Otherwise there is nothing to analyze.
val checkLibrary_componentUnique : Modeling.component list -> (string, string) Core.Std._result
A function that checks that a library of components is a list of components, such that no two components have the same name.
val checkLibrary_formulasMakeSense : Modeling.component list -> (string, string) Core.Std._result
A function that checks that the formulas of all library components make sense. All formulas include formula of the form F c;b
or F c
, where c is a subset of the variables in the union of input_flows, basic events, and c, where c can be defined as a local variable within the list of formulas.
val checkLibrary_disjointInputFlowsandBasicEvents : Modeling.component list -> (string, string) Core.Std._result
A function that checks that the library component names used for input flows and basic events are disjoint.
val checkLibrary_allOutputFaultsHaveFormulas : Modeling.component list -> (string, string) Core.Std._result
A function that checks that all library component flows have a formula defined.
val checkLibrary_listsAreConsistentLengths : Modeling.component list -> (string, string) Core.Std._result
A function that checks that the lists within each library component are all of consistent lengths, e.g., the length of basic_events is the same as the length of event_info. Also, the length of faults x output_flows is the length of formulas.
val checkModel_inputFlowUnique : Modeling.model -> (string, string) Core.Std._result
A function that checks that in the connections of a model, input flows have at most 1 instance connected to them.
val checkModel_instanceNameUnique : Modeling.model -> (string, string) Core.Std._result
A function that checks that in a model all instance names are disjoint.
val checkModel_validConnections : Modeling.model ->
Modeling.component Core.Std.List.t -> (string, string) Core.Std._result
A function that checks that the model connections, relative to a library, is a list of pairs consisting of an input flow and an instance.
val checkModel_cnameInstanceIsDefinedInLibrary : Modeling.model ->
Modeling.component list -> (string, string) Core.Std._result
A function that checks that all in a model, relative to a library, the model c_names correspond to actual components in the component library.
val checkModel_exposureOfBasicIsDefinedInLibrary : Modeling.model ->
Modeling.component list -> (string, string) Core.Std._result
A function that checks that the model elements, relative to a library, of the form (a, x) in exposures of an instance make sense, i.e., there is a basic event named a in the component being instantiated.


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Izual
The fun thing, which he hasn’t realized of yet, is that it was a morphed paladin fooling around with Shadow Avatar. :P
Minions: None.
Strategy: Izual, by himself, shouldn’t be too hard.
That skill is just kickass, and it can kill you in seconds even with maxed cold resistance. However, it’s very avoidable, simply moving a few yards from it when he casts it should do.
Hephasto the Armorer
Sinwar of the Storm
Viletouch
Doomcloud
I know you hate me :twisted:
Warlord of Blood
(Now there really isn’t any more excesive blood here :P)
Diablo Prime Evil: Lord of Terror
-Melee physical attack, it slows you down, btw.
-Flamestrike: The Flamestrike.
-Bloodstorm: Places a trap, which shoots Blood Stars at enemies wihin range. Note that he casts it right on you, meaning that if you stand still it won’t shoot nor deal any damage.
-Blast Wave: Spell. Creates several stunning novas that knock back and deal physical damage.
-Monster spawn: Just like Mephisto and The Summoner, Diablo snaps his fingers and drops a random monster on your head. Note that he spawns several monsters on death too. Don’t let your guard down.
Comment: When the black abysm spawned the three brothers, the best raw materials were used to create Diablo’s body, as it was obvious he’d be the most popular one.
Long time after that, each of those were used again in particularly powerful hellspawn:
-Charm -> Robert Redford.
-Voice -> Dirty Harry.
-“Lulz skeelz” -> Jim Carrey.
-Win-fu -> Chuck Norris.
-And of course, Clapton got the allmighty allmightiness.  :P
No, not really.  ;)
Minions: Spawns with a pack of Guardians.
Strategy: A lot of people find Diablo pretty easy, even nooblars.  :O
I’ll scatter some random tips:
-Monsters: What you should do depends on what he summons. Suxy monsters like Guardians he spawns with should be ignored to focus you fire on him. But if he summons Elites or fingermages, destroy them asap.
-Melee fighting: Keep yourself at full health, even if BWs just deal 1K or two, heal anyway. It shouldn’t really be too difficult, just keep getting to him and chase him when he gets at low health.
-Ranged fighters: A destructive short ranged skill will be needed, since his mobs will appear right on you.  They won’t hurt af first, but if he KBs you with a BW, the lazorbeam will headshoot you despite of you max fire resistance.
-Summoners: Play an active role, your minions will be pretty slowed and will have difficulties harming him, but you can let them tank and pummel his HP down with some random spell of yours.
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Demo4: Constraining Outside the Range of the Support
This demonstration shows the possability of placing constraints outside the range of the support of the basis functions. Such problems occure when solving Sturm-Liouville problems.
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Example 1: A Simple Example
This is a simple example: The basis functions are computed in the range (-1 <= x <= 1) a zero value constraint is placed at X = -0.35 (not at a node), a zero derivative constraints is placed at x = 1. and an zero additional zero constraint is placed at 1.1, .e. outside the raneg of the support.
Define the Number of Basis Functions and x
nrBfs = 8; % % Note the basis functions are computed on the Tchebyshev points, i.e. % there are for the range (-1 < x < 1) % nrPts = 15; x = dopNodes( nrPts, 'Gramends');
Definig the Triplets for the Constraints
t1 = [0,1.1,1]; % note this constraint is outside the range t2 = [1,1,0]; t3 = [0,-0.35,0]; % this constraint is not at a node. % % Concatinate the triplets to form an array of triplest which define all % the constraints. % T = [t1; t2; t3];
Call dopGenConstrained
[yp, Bh, S] = dopGenConstrained( x, nrBfs, T );
Display the Prticular Solution
Here the minimum degree psrticular solution is displayed.
fig1 = figure; plot(x, yp, 'b'); hold on; xlabel( 'Support' ); ylabel( '$$y_p(x)$$' ); grid on; plot( x, zeros( size(x)), 'ko', 'MarkerFaceColor', 'w'); plot( T(:,2), 0, 'ko', 'MarkerFaceColor', 'k'); legend( 'Min degree', 'Nodes','Constraint locations','Location', 'NorthWest'); % title( 'Note the constraint outside the range'); %
Display the Homogeneously Constrained Basis Functions
The basis functions are interpolated to show them more smoothly
Extract the recurrence coefficients from the structure S
rC = S.rC;
Now the basis functions at the nodes are plotted toegther with the basis functions extrapolated outside the range.
Define the range for the wxtrapolation and interpolation
noInt = 200; xMin = -1; % This corresponds to the lower end of the range xMax = 1.1; % This value is outside the range. % xi = linspace( xMin, xMax, noInt )';
generate the interpolated and extrapolated basis functions
[~, Bi] = dopInterpolate( ones( nrBfs, 1), rC, xi ); Bih = Bi * S.R;
fig1 = figure; plot( xi, Bih, 'k'); xlabel( 'Support' ); ylabel( '$$B_h(x)$$' ); grid on; hold on; plot( x, Bh, 'k.'); % [nt, mt] = size( T ); for k = 1:nt plot( T(k,2), 0, 'ko', 'MarkerFaceColor', 'k'); end; %
Example 2: Admissible Functions for a Sturm-Liouville Problem
Define the Number of Basis Functions and x
nrBfs = 6; % % Note the basis functions are computed on the Tchebyshev points, i.e. % there are for the range (-1 < x < 1) % nrPts = 9; x = dopNodes( nrPts, 'Cheby'); %& % Note the constraints are defined at x = -1 nd x = 1, i.e., outside % the raneg of the support. This means the basis functions are not % actually evaluated at these points, but would fulfil the constraints % if extraporlated to these points. % t1 = [0,-1,0]; t2 = [0,1,0]; % T = [t1; t2];
Note the particular solution is the zero vector foe these constraints, for this reasone it is not computer here.
[~, Bh, S] = dopGenConstrained( x, nrBfs, T );
Display the Homogeneously Constrained Basis Functions
The basis functions are interpolated to show them more smoothly
Extract the recurrence coefficients from the structure S
rC = S.rC;
Interpolate and extrapolate the basis functions
This figure shows the homogeneously constrained basis functions and the nodes at which the basis functions were computed prior to interpolation. Note the constraints are located at points which do not correspond to nodes.
noInt = 200; xi = linspace( -1, 1, noInt )'; [~, Bi] = dopInterpolate( ones( nrBfs, 1), rC, xi ); Bih = Bi * S.R; % fig1 = figure; plot( xi, Bih, 'k'); xlabel( 'Support' ); ylabel( '$$B_h(x)$$' ); grid on; hold on; plot( x, Bh, 'k.'); %
Now we zoom in to the end of the figure to show the points where the basis functions are evaluated 'k.', the interpolation and the extrapolation.
range = axis; figure( fig1 ); axis( [0.8, 1, -0.6, 0.6] ); % % This may seem a very minor issue; however, it is key to solving a % number of improtant problems. It enables us to places constraints on % the value of solutions at specific points, without having the % requirement of evaluating the functions at these points.


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A comment of a work item.
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Comments of a work item.
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A deliverable handle is used for referencing a deliverable by item id
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References from a work item to other items and artifacts.
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Represents a work item's type.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ApprovalChangeDetails | |
| ApprovalStateAttributeType | |
| ApprovalTypeAttributeType | |
| AttributeDescriptor | |
| AttributeIdentifiers | |
| AttributeOperation | |
| AttributeType | |
| AttributeTypes | |
| CategoryId |
The identifier of a category, unique within a project area.
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| ChangeDetails | |
| CommentsChangeDetails | |
| Duration |
Represents a duration in milliseconds.
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| DurationFormat |
Formats a duration object into a consumable String.
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| ESignatureInput | |
| Identifier<T> |
Identifier of an artifact of a particular type.
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| ItemAttributeType | |
| ItemProfile<T extends IAuditable> |
An item profile is a set of properties of an item type.
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| ItemURI | |
| IterationMigration | Deprecated
see implementation for replacement code
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| ListChangeDetails<T> | |
| Messages | |
| Messages.UnassignedValues | |
| ReferencesChangeDetails | |
| TagsAttributeType | |
| WorkItemApprovals |
Constants for approvals and their registry.
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| WorkItemEndPoints | |
| WorkItemLinkTypes | |
| WorkItemTypes |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| DurationFormat.Units |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| CycleDetectedException | |
| MultiStaleDataException | |
| NoAssociatedProcessAreaException | |
| PendingItemChangesException |


What if ... instead of this:
You could have this:
In short: JOD allows you to easily build real-time dashboards that summarize the information of multiple and large boards.
You are right, the numbers are extracted on real-time from Jira and they are an hyperlink to the tickets.
A Case Study
Suppose that you are working on a product.
The product receives improvement ideas and these ideas are analyzed for a possible implementation.
Your Jira board may look something like this (note: this case is based on a real-world example):
Yes, all these columns are just for the "Analysis" and "Approval" parts of the process.
And this is not a especially complex one. Analysis could be separated into "Process" and "Technical" Analysis, for example.
Approved items go then through a refinement and also a development cycle, so the whole workflow may end up having about 20 columns.
This is of course too much. Multiple teams can work in parallel and even also in different parts of the workflow (not ideal, but a reality in many cases).
Compare the 20 columns Jira board with the summary presented here:
A high-level overview helps to have an end-to-end overview, increasing alignment and bringing more clarity on where to focus.
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I believe that “Business drives IT and IT enables business”, therefore, I would love to get involve from initial business process improvement modelling to developing the actual solution. Though I have done multiple academic projects, I am looking for a professional platform to contribute as well as upgrade my technical as well as people skills.
Download ResumeThe project aimed to develop an HR Planning and Shift Management System to capture the shift times of the store assistants and store managers and display visually rich dashboard to check the staff utilization and future forecasting for shift planning.
As it was submitted as a university project, all the source code and documents are the proprietary material of the Federation University.
The objective of the analysis report is to recommend a strategy to enhance the guest safety and meet the guest needs to improve their experiences, all the while increasing the potential revenue to ensure the sustainability of the company.
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Two people from the North among 29 injured after coach travelling to London overturns in France
A bus travelling from Paris to London has crashed in northern France leaving 29 people injured, including five people with serious injuries.
A FlixBus coach tipped over around 11am Irish Time after the incident on the A1 motorway in northern France today.
The coach, operated by a regional partner for the German transport firm, was carrying 32 passengers when it tipped over in the rain and overturned in the Somme region, close to the village of Ablaincourt-Pressoir.
FlixBus have said five people were seriously hurt and other passengers have been treated in local hospitals.
Pictures of the incident show the bus on its side on a grass verge close to the road with a broken front windshield and a large hole in the front right side.
According to local police, citizens of 10 nations were injured in the crash, including Northern Ireland.
Two 20-year-olds from the North, Jamie Kerr and Gemma Given, were treated for head and hand injuries.
Mr Kerr’s father John Kerr told the BBC the trip had been “a pretty traumatic end to a Halloween weekend”.
He said the couple were offered a bus back to the UK but decided to make their own way home.
“I feel a bit more could have been done for them,” he said.
“They’ll learn a lot from all of this, but I’m expecting an emotional response when they get home and it all hits them.”
Local police and firefighters attended the scene.
A FlixBus spokesperson told PA: “FlixBus regrets to confirm that, according to the most-recent information available, a long-distance bus on its scheduled route from Paris to London from our local partner operating on behalf of FlixBus was involved in an accident.
“There were 32 passengers and one bus driver on board.
“Injured passengers were taken to local hospitals; those not requiring medical attention are being taken care of by local authorities.
“FlixBus is in close contact with the relevant authorities in order to determine the exact cause of the accident and to ensure all passengers receive appropriate support.
“An emergency phone number is available for the passengers and their relatives.”


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