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The Anywhere compact stapler by Swingline features a contemporary and compact design for go-anywhere use. This durable compact stapler has a 15-sheet staple capacity.
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Includes an integrated staple remover for multi-tasking
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Downloads: NTime - Performance unit testing tool - CodeProject 11,111,352 members (58,523 online)
namespace NTime
/// This is Unit test result enumeration status.
public enum UnitResult
/// Unknown test state, grey indicator.
/// Accepted test state, green indicator.
/// Rejected test state, red indicator.
/// Ignored test state, yellow indicator.
/// This class isolates performance test assemblies in application domain.
public class AssemblyDomain
/// Application domain for internal use.
private System.AppDomain appDomain;
/// Initializes class to isolate performance test assemblies.
public AssemblyDomain()
/// Creates application domain to manage performance test assemblies.
/// <returns>Proxy remote class to access performance test assemblies.</returns>
public RemoteLoader CreateDomain(string[] assemblies, string configurationFileName)
if(assemblies.Length == 0)
string appPath = "";
foreach(string s in assemblies)
paths += System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(s) + ";";
if(appPath == "" || System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(s).Length < System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(appPath).Length)
appPath = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(s);
System.AppDomainSetup appds = new AppDomainSetup();
appds.ShadowCopyFiles = "true";
appds.ConfigurationFile = configurationFileName;
appds.ApplicationName = "Performance Tester";
appds.ApplicationBase = appPath; // addins
//				appds.ApplicationBase = System.IO.Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(); // addins
// applicationbase przeszukuje cale drzewo katalogow rekurencyjnie a potem uzywa privatebinpath
//				appds.ApplicationBase = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(Application.ExecutablePath);
appds.PrivateBinPath = paths + System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(Application.ExecutablePath); // remoteloader
//				appds.PrivateBinPathProbe = paths + System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(Application.ExecutablePath);
//				appds.PrivateBinPath = paths + System.IO.Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(); // remoteloader
appds.ShadowCopyDirectories = paths;// + System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(Application.ExecutablePath); // addins
appDomain = System.AppDomain.CreateDomain("Tests", null, appds);
RemoteLoader rl = (RemoteLoader)appDomain.CreateInstanceFromAndUnwrap(Application.ExecutablePath, "NTime.RemoteLoader");
/// Destroys application domain to free up loaded performance test assemblies.
public void DestroyDomain()
System.AppDomain.Unload(appDomain);
/// This class is test container.
public class TestFixture : MarshalByRefObject
/// Array of test units contained in TestFixture.
public ArrayList Units = new ArrayList();
/// Global reflection method for TestFixture startup.
public MethodInfo StartUpObjectMethod;
/// Global reflection type for TestFixture startup.
public Type StartUpObjectType;
/// Global reflection method for TestFixture teardown.
public MethodInfo TearDownObjectMethod;
/// Global reflection type for TestFixture teardown.
public Type TearDownObjectType;
/// Local reflection method for TestFixture startup.
public MethodInfo StartUpLocalObjectMethod;
/// Local reflection type for TestFixture startup.
public Type StartUpLocalObjectType;
/// Local reflection method for TestFixture teardown.
public MethodInfo TearDownLocalObjectMethod;
/// Local reflection type for TestFixture teardown.
public Type TearDownLocalObjectType;
/// Type of test. This is a constant.
public enum TestKind {
/// Type of test is Duration test.
/// Type of test is Hitcount test.
/// Type of test is Performance counter test.
/// Type of test is internal timing test to calculate body execution time.
InternalTiming};
/// This class is test unit for attributed test method.
public class TestUnit : MarshalByRefObject
/// Reflection type for test fixture. Used with dynamic method invoking.
public Type ObjectType;
/// Reflection method for attributed test method. Used with dynamic method invoking.
public MethodInfo ObjectMethod;
/// Namespace with class and method string. Used to generate nodes in TreeView.
/// Unit test state result after dynamic invoking.
public UnitResult Result = UnitResult.Unknown;
public TimePeriod TimeUnit;
/// Time period for hit count test.
public TimePeriod TimeUnitHitCount;
/// Duration time converted from <see cref="Duration"/> or <see cref="ExpectedHits"/> to nanoseconds.
public double DurationInNanoseconds;
/// The instance name for performance counter.
/// The computer name for performance counter.
/// Parent to test fixture container.
public TestFixture Fixture;
/// Indicates whether test unit is ignored.
public bool Ignored;
/// Ignore text injected from test method attribute or warning text describing failed test.
/// Description of test unit. It contains summary text for executed test.
public ArrayList UnitResultInfo = new ArrayList();
/// Test unit linked to tree node of TreeView.
/// Title of unit test including type of test and other parameters injected from method attribute.
public string TypeNameLong;
/// Title of unit test including only type of test.
/// Type of test. See <see cref="TestKind"/> enumeration type.
public TestKind TestType;
/// Initializes TestUnit class that holds test unit node.
/// <param name="type">Reflection type of TestFixture class.</param>
/// <param name="methodInfo">Reflection method of performance test method.</param>
public TestUnit(Type type, MethodInfo methodInfo)
this.ObjectMethod = methodInfo;
this.ObjectName = type.ToString() + "." + methodInfo.Name;
this.UnitResultInfo.Clear();
ExpectedHits = 0;
/// Remote loader existing in other application domain to support assembly loading in isolated
/// process space to perform assembly replacing and unloading. It is main class that reloads
/// assemblies and reflects them to test units.
/// An array with type information for each performance test fixture.
public ArrayList Fixtures = new ArrayList();
/// Actually running test unit. Used to forward test unit across multiple threads.
public ArrayList RunningTestUnits;
/// Number of calls to average execute time.
public int NumberOfMethodCalls = 5;
/// An array containing finished tests. This list is used in query for ready tests to reflect in treeview and gui.
public ArrayList CompletedTests = new ArrayList();
/// Index in CompletedTests array to begin search at specified index. This variable is used in query to improve performance.
public int CompletedIndex;
/// Indicates whether tests are finished and need to update gui in application.
public bool TestsFinished;
/// Used by running threads to test whether tests should be running or stopped.
/// An array with reflection types for activating test fixture class objects.
private ArrayList ClassTypes = new ArrayList();
/// An array cooperated with ClassTypes array to keep class objects activated
/// during multiple invoking.
private ArrayList ClassInstances = new ArrayList();
/// Represents start date of tests.
/// Represents tests total execution time.
/// Initializes RemoteLoader class.
public RemoteLoader()
Fixtures.Clear();
/// Loads performance test assembly into isolated application domain.
/// <param name="assembly">Assembly filename to load.</param>
public void LoadAssembly(string assembly)
Assembly a = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.Load(System.IO.Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(assembly));
//			string file = System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(assembly) + "\\" + System.IO.Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(assembly);
//			Assembly a = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.Load(file);
if(t.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(TimerFixtureAttribute), false).Length > 0)
TestFixture tf = new TestFixture();
Fixtures.Add(tf);
if(mi.IsConstructor || mi.IsAbstract || mi.GetParameters().Length > 0)
if(mi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(TimerDurationTestAttribute), false).Length > 0
|| mi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(TimerHitCountTestAttribute), false).Length > 0
|| mi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(TimerCounterTestAttribute), false).Length > 0
|| mi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(TimerFixtureSetUpAttribute), false).Length > 0
|| mi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(TimerFixtureTearDownAttribute), false).Length > 0
|| mi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(TimerSetUpAttribute), false).Length > 0
|| mi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(TimerTearDownAttribute), false).Length > 0
|| mi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(TimerIgnoreAttribute), false).Length > 0)
foreach(object o in mi.GetCustomAttributes(false))
if(o is TimerFixtureSetUpAttribute)
tf.StartUpObjectMethod = mi;
tf.StartUpObjectType = t;
if(o is TimerFixtureTearDownAttribute)
tf.TearDownObjectMethod = mi;
tf.TearDownObjectType = t;
if(o is TimerSetUpAttribute)
tf.StartUpLocalObjectMethod = mi;
tf.StartUpLocalObjectType = t;
if(o is TimerTearDownAttribute)
tf.TearDownLocalObjectMethod = mi;
tf.TearDownLocalObjectType = t;
if(o is TimerDurationTestAttribute)
TestUnit tu = new TestUnit(t, mi);
tu.Ignored = false;
tu.Fixture = tf;
tf.Units.Add(tu);
if(mi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(TimerIgnoreAttribute), false).Length > 0)
tu.Warning = (mi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(TimerIgnoreAttribute), false)[0] as TimerIgnoreAttribute).Info;
tu.Ignored = true;
TimerDurationTestAttribute att = o as TimerDurationTestAttribute;
tu.TimeUnit = att.Unit;
tu.Duration = att.Duration;
tu.DurationInNanoseconds = TimeToNanoseconds((long)tu.Duration, tu.TimeUnit);
tu.Threads = att.Threads;
tu.TypeName = "Duration test";
tu.TypeNameLong = "Duration test (" + tu.Duration + " " + tu.TimeUnit + ", Threads=" + tu.Threads + ")";
tu.TestType = TestKind.Duration;
if(o is TimerHitCountTestAttribute)
TimerHitCountTestAttribute att = o as TimerHitCountTestAttribute;
tu.ExpectedHits = att.ExpectedHits;
tu.DurationInNanoseconds = TimeToNanoseconds(1, tu.TimeUnit) / tu.ExpectedHits;
tu.TypeName = "Hitcount test";
tu.TypeNameLong = "Hitcount test (" + tu.ExpectedHits + " / " + tu.TimeUnit + ", Threads=" + tu.Threads + ")";
tu.TestType = TestKind.Hitcount;
if(o is TimerCounterTestAttribute)
TimerCounterTestAttribute att = o as TimerCounterTestAttribute;
tu.CategoryName = att.CategoryName;
tu.CounterName = att.CounterName;
tu.InstanceName = att.InstanceName;
if(tu.InstanceName == "*")
tu.InstanceName = System.IO.Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(Application.ExecutablePath);
tu.MachineName = att.MachineName;
tu.MinimumValue = att.MinimumValue;
tu.MaximumValue = att.MaximumValue;
tu.TypeName = "Counter test";
int min = tu.MinimumValue;
int max = tu.MaximumValue;
tu.TypeNameLong = "Counter test (Category=" + tu.CategoryName + ", Counter=" + tu.CounterName + ", Min=" + (min > 0 ? min.ToString() : "ignored") + ", Max=" + (max > 0 ? max.ToString() : "ignored") + ", Threads=" + tu.Threads + ")";
tu.TestType = TestKind.Counter;
/// Starts unit tests.
/// <param name="units">An array of selected test units to run</param>
public void RunUnit(ArrayList units)
TotalTime = TimeSpan.Zero;
CompletedTests.Clear();
CompletedIndex = 0;
TestsFinished = false;
RunningTestUnits = units;
foreach(TestFixture tf in Fixtures)
foreach(TestUnit tu in tf.Units)
tu.Result = UnitResult.Unknown;
tu.UnitResultInfo.Clear();
//			foreach(TestUnit tu in units)
ClassInstances.Clear();
System.Threading.Thread t = new System.Threading.Thread(new System.Threading.ThreadStart(ThreadTestsRun));
t.Name = "NTimeTestThread";
/// Used from gui form to query which tests are available to reflect in treeview.
/// <param name="requestStop">Specify true to stop running test threads.</param>
/// <returns>TestUnit instance with completed test or null when none of tests were finished till now.</returns>
public TestUnit QueryUnit(bool requestStop)
if(requestStop)
if(CompletedIndex < CompletedTests.Count)
if(((TestUnit)CompletedTests[CompletedIndex]).Result == UnitResult.Accepted
|| ((TestUnit)CompletedTests[CompletedIndex]).Result == UnitResult.Rejected
|| ((TestUnit)CompletedTests[CompletedIndex]).Result == UnitResult.Ignored)
TestUnit tu = (TestUnit)CompletedTests[CompletedIndex];
CompletedIndex++;
/// Creates object instance, runs its method and places it in array cache for further invoking.
/// <param name="type">Reflection type of test fixture class to create.</param>
/// <param name="methodInfo">Reflection method of test to invoke.</param>
public void RunMethod(Type type, MethodInfo methodInfo)
int index = ClassTypes.IndexOf(type);
ClassTypes.Add(type);
ClassInstances.Add(o);
methodInfo.Invoke(o, null);
methodInfo.Invoke(ClassInstances[index], null);
/// Worker thread invoking performance tests.
public void ThreadTestsRun()
TestFixture tf = ((TestUnit)RunningTestUnits[0]).Fixture;
RunMethod(tf.StartUpObjectType, tf.StartUpObjectMethod);
foreach(TestUnit tu in RunningTestUnits)
if(tf != tu.Fixture)
RunMethod(tf.TearDownObjectType, tf.TearDownObjectMethod);
RunMethod(tu.Fixture.StartUpObjectType, tu.Fixture.StartUpObjectMethod);
tf = tu.Fixture;
string exception = "";
if(tu.Ignored == false)
//						for(int i = 0; i < 2; i++) // cache first
RunMethod(tf.StartUpLocalObjectType, tf.StartUpLocalObjectMethod);
RunMethod(tu.ObjectType, tu.ObjectMethod);
RunMethod(tf.TearDownLocalObjectType, tf.TearDownLocalObjectMethod);
ThreadRun[] tr = new ThreadRun[tu.Threads];
for(int i = 0; i < tu.Threads; i++)
tr[i] = new ThreadRun(this, tu);
tr[i].Thread = new System.Threading.Thread(new System.Threading.ThreadStart(tr[i].ThreadTest));
tr[i].Thread.Name = "NTimeThread_" + i;
tr[i].Thread.Start();
tr[i].Thread.Join();
if(tr[i].ExceptionFound != null)
throw tr[i].ExceptionFound;
if(tu.TestType == TestKind.Duration || tu.TestType == TestKind.Hitcount)
for(int j = 0; j < tr[i].Duration.Length; j++)
totalDuration += tr[i].Duration[j];
long totalDurationZ = (long)(totalDuration / (tu.Threads * NumberOfMethodCalls) * 1000000000.0);
if(totalDurationZ > tu.DurationInNanoseconds)
tu.Result = UnitResult.Rejected;
tu.Result = UnitResult.Accepted;
if(tu.TestType == TestKind.Duration)
double td = totalDurationZ;
TimePeriod timePeriod;
NormalizeTime(ref td, out timePeriod);
tu.Warning = "Execution time was " + td.ToString() + " " + timePeriod.ToString();
NormalizeHitcount(ref td, tu.TimeUnit);
tu.Warning = "Hitcount was " + ((int)td).ToString() + " / " + tu.TimeUnit;
else // performance counter test
bool Shorted = false;
avg += tr[i].CounterSample;
if(tr[i].ShortTime == true)
Shorted = true;
if(Shorted == false)
long avgZ = (long)(avg / tu.Threads);
if(avgZ > tu.MaximumValue && tu.MaximumValue != 0)
else if(avgZ < tu.MinimumValue && tu.MinimumValue != 0)
tu.Warning = "Average performance counter was " + avgZ.ToString();
tu.Result = UnitResult.Ignored;
tu.Warning = "Time execution of method was to short to collect data or performance counter was invalid";
exception = e.ToString().Substring(e.ToString().IndexOf("--->") + 4, e.ToString().LastIndexOf("--- End of inner exception stack trace ---") - e.ToString().IndexOf("--->") - 4).Trim();
tu.Warning = "Unhandled exception";
if(tu.Ignored)
tu.UnitResultInfo.Add("Performance test result");
tu.UnitResultInfo.Add("=======================");
tu.UnitResultInfo.Add("Method: " + tu.ObjectMethod.ToString());
tu.UnitResultInfo.Add("Test type: " + tu.TypeNameLong.ToString());
if(exception != "")
if(tu.Result == UnitResult.Accepted)
tu.UnitResultInfo.Add("Status: Accepted");
if(tu.Result == UnitResult.Rejected)
tu.UnitResultInfo.Add("Status: Rejected");
if(tu.Result == UnitResult.Ignored)
tu.UnitResultInfo.Add("Status: Ignored");
tu.UnitResultInfo.Add("Result: " + tu.Warning);
tu.UnitResultInfo.Add("Exception: " + exception);
tu.UnitResultInfo.Add("");
CompletedTests.Add(tu);
TotalTime = DateTime.Now - StartDate;
TestsFinished = true;
/// Used internally to normalize elapsed time to specified precision with appropriate time unit.
/// <param name="duration">Elapsed time in nanoseconds. This is a ref parameter.</param>
/// <param name="timePeriod">Normalized Time unit. This is an out parameter.</param>
private void NormalizeTime(ref double duration, out TimePeriod timePeriod)
if(duration < 1000.0)
timePeriod = TimePeriod.Nanosecond;
else if(duration < 1000000.0)
duration = duration / 1000.0;
timePeriod = TimePeriod.Microsecond;
else if(duration < 1000000000.0)
duration = duration / 1000000.0;
timePeriod = TimePeriod.Millisecond;
else if(duration < 60000000000.0)
duration = duration / 1000000000.0;
timePeriod = TimePeriod.Second;
else if(duration < 3600000000000.0)
duration = duration / 60000000000.0;
timePeriod = TimePeriod.Minute;
duration = duration / 3600000000000.0;
timePeriod = TimePeriod.Hour;
/// Used internally to normalize hitcount to specified precision with appropriate time unit.
/// <param name="hitcount">Hitcount per specified time unit.</param>
/// <param name="timePeriod">Base time period.</param>
private void NormalizeHitcount(ref double hitcount, TimePeriod timePeriod)
if(timePeriod == TimePeriod.Nanosecond)
hitcount = 1.0 / hitcount;
else if(timePeriod == TimePeriod.Microsecond)
hitcount = 1000.0 / hitcount;
else if(timePeriod == TimePeriod.Millisecond)
hitcount = 1000000.0 / hitcount;
else if(timePeriod == TimePeriod.Second)
hitcount = 1000000000.0 / hitcount;
else if(timePeriod == TimePeriod.Minute)
hitcount = 60000000000.0 / hitcount;
else if(timePeriod == TimePeriod.Hour)
hitcount = 3600000000000.0 / hitcount;
/// Used internally to convert duration time to nanoseconds.
/// <param name="duration">Duration in specified time unit.</param>
/// <param name="timePeriod">Time unit of duration.</param>
/// <returns>Duration in nanoseconds.</returns>
/// Class used by Thread to run method. Each thread in test has its own class.
class ThreadRun
/// Thread instance owner.
public System.Threading.Thread Thread;
/// Reference to <see cref="TestUnit"/> instance to inspect test properties.
public TestUnit tu;
/// Reference to <see cref="RemoteLoader"/> instance to access <see cref="RemoteLoader.RunMethod"/>.
public RemoteLoader rl;
/// Average duration time in test thread.
public double[] Duration;
/// Average performance counter in test thread.
public double CounterSample;
/// Indicates whether method executes minimum one second to collect performance counters correct.
public bool ShortTime;
/// Forwards exception message from executive thread to main unit testing loop thread.
public Exception ExceptionFound;
/// Initializes class for one thread test.
/// <param name="remoteLoader">This instance is needed to perform <see cref="RemoteLoader.RunMethod"/>.</param>
/// <param name="testUnit">This instance is used to inspect test properties.</param>
public ThreadRun(RemoteLoader remoteLoader, TestUnit testUnit)
ExceptionFound = null;
tu = testUnit;
rl = remoteLoader;
Duration = new double[rl.NumberOfMethodCalls];
/// Core thread function to execute test method.
for(int i = 0; i < rl.NumberOfMethodCalls; i++)
rl.RunMethod(tu.Fixture.StartUpLocalObjectType, tu.Fixture.StartUpLocalObjectMethod);
Duration[i] = Counter.Value;
rl.RunMethod(tu.ObjectType, tu.ObjectMethod);
Duration[i] = (Counter.Value - Duration[i]) / Counter.Frequency;
rl.RunMethod(tu.Fixture.TearDownLocalObjectType, tu.Fixture.TearDownLocalObjectMethod);
ExceptionFound = e;
else if(tu.TestType == TestKind.Counter)
//				for(int i = 0; i < rl.NumberOfMethodCalls; i++)
System.Threading.Thread t = null;
t = new System.Threading.Thread(new System.Threading.ThreadStart(PerformanceThread));
if(t.ThreadState == System.Threading.ThreadState.Running)
/// This method working in separate thread collects performance counter.
public void PerformanceThread()
System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter pc = new System.Diagnostics.PerformanceCounter();
pc.CategoryName = tu.CategoryName;
pc.CounterName = tu.CounterName;
pc.InstanceName = tu.InstanceName;
CounterSample = pc.NextValue();
CounterSample = (CounterSample + pc.NextValue()) / 2;
/// This class imports high frequency counter functions from within Kernel32 library.
/// Gets frequency of high frequency timer.
/// Gets counter of high frequency timer.
public static long Value
QueryPerformanceCounter(ref count);
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Advanced resources for genome-assisted research in barley (Hordeum vulgare) including a whole-genome shotgun assembly and an integrated physical map have recently become available. These have made possible studies that aim to assess genetic diversity or to isolate single genes by whole-genome resequencing and in silico variant detection. However such an approach remains expensive given the 5 Gb size of the barley genome. Targeted sequencing of the mRNA-coding exome reduces barley genomic complexity more than 50-fold, thus dramatically reducing this heavy sequencing and analysis load. We have developed and employed an in-solution hybridization-based sequence capture platform to selectively enrich for a 61.6 megabase coding sequence target that includes predicted genes from the genome assembly of the cultivar Morex as well as publicly available full-length cDNAs and de novo assembled RNA-Seq consensus sequence contigs. The platform provides a highly specific capture with substantial and reproducible enrichment of targeted exons, both for cultivated barley and related species. We show that this exome capture platform provides a clear path towards a broader and deeper understanding of the natural variation residing in the mRNA-coding part of the barley genome and will thus constitute a valuable resource for applications such as mapping-by-sequencing and genetic diversity analyzes.
Hordeum bulbosum; Hordeum pubiflorum; Hordeum vulgare; Triticeae; barley; genetic diversity; genomics; targeted resequencing
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Target coverage in cultivars and related species.The percentage of target regions with at least 10-fold coverage (a), and the median coverage (b), of target regions are plotted as function of raw sequencing output. Different symbols are used for samples from different species. The legend is given in (b) for both panels. Regressions lines were obtained fitting the model log(1-y)∼log(x) (a), or a linear model (b), to the data points of Hordeum vulgare.
Plant J. 2013 Nov;76(3):494-505.
Target coverage in library combinations.The median per-base coverage in target regions is depicted cultivars Morex (green), Barke (orange), Bowman (blue) and Steptoe (gray). Libraries from these cultivars were combined at different molar ratios. The first group of bars corresponds to an experiment in which libraries from Morex and Barke were combined after hybridization. Otherwise, libraries were hybridized to the capture assay in combination. The molar ratios of the combinations are given below the bars. The observed ratios between the median target coverage are printed above the bars.
Coverage across 13 cultivars.The size of sequence intervals on the barley WGS assembly covered by at least 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 or 50 reads in all captured samples from a set of 13 cultivars. All bases positions (black dots) or only positions in target regions (red dots) were considered.
Number of detected single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs).The number of SNPs detected between Morex and samples from other barley cultivars and related species across the genome (a) or only in target regions (b) is plotted as a function of sequencing depth. The legend for both panels is shown in (a). Regression lines were obtained by fitting a linear model to Hordeum vulgare data points.
Frequency of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in exons along the barley chromosomes.The SNP frequency in 5 Mb windows along the physical length of the seven barley chromosomes is plotted for 12 cultivars, three accessions from species in the genus Hordeum and bread wheat cv. Chinese Spring. SNP calling was performed against a reference sequence from barley cultivar ‘Morex’. The positions of contigs were taken from the barley physical framework (IBSC, 2012).
Neighbor-joining tree.The tree depicts the single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) distance between 13 barley cultivars and three Hordeum spontaneum accessions as inferred from genotype calls at 122 940 bi-allelic SNPs with no missing data. A tree including H. bulbosum and H. pubiflorum accessions is shown in Figure S3.
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algorithm - Is there such a thing as "negative" big-O complexity? - Stack Overflow
Are there any O(1/n) algorithms? This just popped in my head for no particular reason, and I suppose it's a strange question. Are there any known algorithms or problems which actually get easier or faster to solve with larger input? I'm guessing that if there are, it wouldn't be for things like mutations or sorting, it would be for decision problems. Perhaps there's some problem where having a ton of input makes it easy to decide something, but I can't imagine what.
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This wouldn't be "negative", it would be exponential (or otherwise) decay. O(n^-1) for instance.
It is possible (though not likely IMO) that some strange quantum entanglement effect could lead to a computer that outputs its results before the input is received. Would that qualify as negative complexity??
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Thanks for the correction to inverse complexity. I was being very dumb when I said negative. Am I being made fun of here?
No that is not possible. Since Big-Oh is suppose to be an approximation of the number of operations an algorithm performs related to its domain size then it would not make sense to describe an algorithm as using a negative number of operations. The formal definition section of the wikipedia article actually defines the Big-Oh notation in terms of using positive real numbers. So there actually is not even a proof because the whole concept of Big-Oh has no meaning on the negative real numbers per the formal definition.
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As noted in accepted answer here, there are no algorithms working faster with bigger input.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/905551/are-there-any-o1-n-algorithms
Even an algorithm like sleep(1/n) has to spend time reading its input, so its running time has a lower bound.
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As the accepted answer there eventually acknowledged, there are no O(1/n) algorithms. The run time can decrease up to some finite n, but asymptotically, it cannot be o(1).
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I can't find anything on the wiki pages making the claim that it's better than O(n) and the answer you link to states quite clearly : "Note that these algorithms will not exhibit runtime behaviour below O(1)".
Consider the "C > 0" restriction.
We can't find a positive number that multiplied by -1 will result in another positive number.
By taking that in account, this is the result:
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But I don't think it qualifies as "negative complexity". In this case fastest performance will probably count as O(1), worst case performance will be O(N), and average performance will be somewhere inbetween. This is somewhat applicable for sorting algorithms - some of them have O(N) best-case scenario complexity and O(N^2) worst case complexity, depending on the state of data to be sorted.
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ArtReview - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mark Rappolt and David Terrien
ArtReview is an international contemporary art magazine based in London.
ArtReview covers established and emerging artists in a mixture of international exhibition reviews, artist profiles, city art tours and artist commissions, including artist projects published as supplements to the regular edition of the magazine. Annual features include the Power 100, a guide to the 100 most powerful figures in contemporary art, published in the November issue of the magazine; and Future Greats, a selection of emerging artists, published in the March issue. Its current editors are Mark Rappolt and David Terrien. In October 2011, the magazine was criticised by the Chinese government for placing Ai Weiwei at number one of that year's Power 100. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin responded "China has many artists who have sufficient ability. We feel that a selection that is based purely on a political bias and perspective has violated the objectives of the magazine".[1]
In May 2013 the magazine launched a sister publication, ArtReview Asia, which covers contemporary art worldwide from an Asian perspective, published three times a year in English and distributed throughout Asia.
ArtReview was founded in London in 1949[2] by a retired country medical practitioner, Dr Richard Gainsborough, and the first edition was designed by his wife, the artist Eileen Mayo.[3] Over its 60 years of continuous publication, it has evolved from an eight-page black-and-white broadsheet newspaper published fortnightly to a magazine format published nine times a year.[4] The magazine is distributed in 28 countries.[2]
Since 1949, ArtReview has been published under the names Art News and Review (1949–1961), The Arts Review (1962–69), Arts Review (1970–1992), Art Review (1992–2000) and ArtReview (2000–present).
The website, artreview.com, was launched in 2007. The website features art news and blogs and artist commissions.
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Patent US6019827 - Reliability enhancement of microemulsion-based ink-jet inks - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsAn aqueous microemulsion-based ink-jet ink composition is provided which employs a second organic solvent that is miscible with both the discontinuous and the continuous phase. Specifically, the ink-jet ink composition of the present invention comprises at least one dye; and a microemulsion comprising...http://www.google.com/patents/US6019827?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6019827 - Reliability enhancement of microemulsion-based ink-jet inksAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6019827 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/892,769Publication dateFeb 1, 2000Filing dateJul 15, 1997Priority dateSep 14, 1995Fee statusPaidAlso published asEP0892025A1Publication number08892769, 892769, US 6019827 A, US 6019827A, US-A-6019827, US6019827 A, US6019827AInventorsDennis P. Parazak, Palitha WickramanayakeOriginal AssigneeHewlett-Packard CompanyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (14), Referenced by (10), Classifications (10), Legal Events (7) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetReliability enhancement of microemulsion-based ink-jet inksUS 6019827 AAbstract An aqueous microemulsion-based ink-jet ink composition is provided which employs a second organic solvent that is miscible with both the discontinuous and the continuous phase. Specifically, the ink-jet ink composition of the present invention comprises at least one dye; and a microemulsion comprising at least one high boiling water-insoluble organic compound, at least a second high boiling compound miscible with both aqueous and organic phases, at least one amphiphile, and water, wherein the amphiphile is present in an amount sufficient to solubilize the water-insoluble organic compound.
Dyes that may be employed in the practice of the invention include both water-soluble and water-insoluble dyes. Any water-soluble or water-insoluble dye that is compatible with ink-jet printing may be suitably employed in the practice of the invention. Examples of water-soluble dyes that may suitably be employed in the practice of the invention include, but are not limited to, C. I. Acid Blue 9, C. I. Acid Red 18, C. I. Acid Red 27, C. I. Acid Red 52, C. I. Acid Yellow 23, and C. I. Direct Blue 199, and their monovalent alkali earth ions such as Na.sup.+, Li.sup.+, Cs.sup.+, NH.sub.4.sup.+, and substituted ammonium salts. Examples of water-insoluble dyes that may suitably be employed in the practice of the invention include, but are not limited to, Isol Yellow, Isol Red, Isol Orange, Isol Black, and Solvent Blue B, all of which are commercially available from Crompton & Knowles (Charlotte, N.C.); Sepisol Fast Black CN, Sepisol Fast Blue MBSN II, Sepisol Fast Red SB, and Sepisol Fast Yellow TN, all commercially available from BIMA 83 (Cemay, France), and Solvent Red 218. The dye(s) is present from about 0.1 to about 10 wt % in the ink composition.
Examples of water-insoluble organic compounds that may be suitably employed in the practice of the invention include, but are not limited to, water-insoluble ethyleneoxy- and propyleneoxy- oils, water-insoluble mono- or polyglycol ethers; water-insoluble mono- or polyglycol phenyl ethers; water-insoluble alcohols; water-insoluble polyols, water-insoluble mono- or polyglycol esters; water-insoluble terpenes; water-insoluble phenols; water-insoluble aldehydes and ketones; water-insoluble hydrocarbons, and water-insoluble polyether modified polysiloxanes. In general, any water-insoluble organic compound, or combination thereof, may be employed in the practice of the invention so long as it may be solubilized by an amphiphile and so long as it is compatible with the other components in the ink-jet ink composition. Specific examples of water-insoluble organic compounds that are preferably employed in the practice of the invention include, but are not limited to: (1) ethylene, propylene, polyethylene, and polypropylene glycol phenyl ethers; (2) ethylene, propylene, polyethylene, and polypropylene glycol esters such as acrylates; and (3) benzyl alcohol. Additionally, specific examples of preferably employed hydrocarbons include toluene, xylenes, naphthalene, and phenanthrene. Further examples of the water-insoluble organic compounds include alpha-terpineol, citronellal, hydroxy citronellal, cyclohexyl methanol, cyclohexanone and its alkyl (C.sub.1 to C.sub.8) derivatives, cyclohexanol and its alkyl (C.sub.1 to C.sub.8) derivatives, cyclopentanone and its alkyl (C.sub.1 to C.sub.8) derivatives, cyclopentanol and its alkyl (C.sub.1 to C.sub.8) derivatives, eugenol, 1-heptanol, n-hexanol, 2-hexanol, n-pentanol, cinnamyl alcohol, 2-ethyl-1,3-hexanediol, 7-octene-1,2-diol, 2,2-diethyl-1,3-propanediol, 1-benzyl-2-pyrrolidinone, polycaprolactone triol, cinnamaldehyde, m-cresol, 3-phenyl-1-propanol, salicylaldehyde and water-insoluble polyether modified polysiloxanes such as GP-226 available from Genesee Polymers (Flint, Mich.) and Addid 210 available from Wacker (Adrian, Mich.). Mono- and diethylene glycol phenyl ether, mono- and dipropylene glycol phenyl ether, and benzyl alcohol are most preferably employed in the practice of the invention.
The hydrotropic amphiphile may be anionic, cationic, or non-ionic in nature. Examples of anionic hydrotropic amphiphiles suitably employed in the practice of the invention include, but are not limited to, salts of benzoic acid, salicylic acid, benzene acid, benzene disulfonic acid, toluene sulfonic acid, xylene sulfonic acid, cumene sulfonic acid, cymene-sulfonic acid, cinnamic acid, octane sulfonic acid, hexane sulfonic acid, butane sulfonic acid, and decane sulfonic acid. The cation associated with these salts may be Na.sup.+, K.sup.+, Li.sup.+, or NH.sub.4.sub.+. Preferably, the anionic hydrotropic amphiphile is sodium xylene sulfonate, sodium salicylate, or sodium benzoate.
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