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class CachedTargetFinder:

  def __init__(self, mask: np.ndarray, daf: np.ndarray):
    assert np.isfortran(mask)
    assert np.isfortran(daf)
    mask_indices = np.flatnonzero(mask.ravel(order='F'))
    daf_sort = np.argsort(-daf.ravel(order='F')[mask_indices])
    self.daf_indices = mask_indices[daf_sort]

  def find_target(self, mask: np.ndarray) -> Optional[Tuple[int, int, int]]:

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# Basically seems to work to strip all paperpile links from the text
# and references section, while leaving rest of links intact.

import pdfrw  # https://github.com/pmaupin/pdfrw/tree/master/pdfrw

pdf = pdfrw.PdfReader('input_path.pdf')
for page in pdf.pages:
  if not page.Annots:
    continue
  nopaperpile = pdfrw.objects.pdfarray.PdfArray()

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Copied from jaredwinick's gist to replace red with blue. Makes the visualization friendly for protanopic viewers (strong red colorblindness, about 1% of the male population).

Z-Order curves are used to encode multiple dimensions to one dimension while maintaining locality. This feature makes them useful for indexing multidimensional data such as geospatial data. In BigTable-like systems (Accumulo, HBase, Cassandra a z-order curve index can translate a bounding box query to a single range scan. As this example shows, sometimes the locality properties of the curve are very good and few points outside the bounding box are scanned. Other times though, many points outside the bounding box are scanned if using a single range.

This example was inspired by Mike Bostock's Quadtree example

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  time   calls  line
                  1 function [ecos_c, ecos_G, ecos_h, dims, ecos_A, ecos_b] = cbp2ecos_2norm(dict, data, lambda, noisesigma, radii, theta)
                  2 % RADII, THETA must be column vectors
                  3 
          1000    4 ndict = size(dict, 2) / 3; 
          1000    5 ldata = length(data); 
                  6 
                  7 
                  8 % Cone constraints in conventional order (ecos_G in particular will have to
                  9 % be arranged to match these conventions)

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{
	"type": "NetIOConfiguration",
	"version": 1.3,
	"connections": [
		{
			"name": "pianod",
			"host": "192.168.0.110",
			"port": 4445,
			"initialsend": "user user passwd",
			"timeout": "4.0"