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{% test enum_distribution(model, column_name, expected, allow_other=False, fudge=0.1) %}

    SELECT
        COALESCE(expected.enum_val, actual.enum_val) AS enum_val,
        expected.fraction AS expected_fraction,
        actual.fraction AS actual_fraction
    FROM (
        {% for enum_val, expected_fraction in expected.items() -%}
            SELECT '{{enum_val}}' AS enum_val, {{expected_fraction}} AS fraction
            {%- if not loop.last %} UNION ALL {% endif %}

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from typing import Any, TYPE_CHECKING, Dict
import prefect
from prefect import Task, Flow
from prefect.triggers import all_successful
from prefect.tasks.control_flow.conditional import CompareValue
from prefect.engine import signals
if TYPE_CHECKING:
    from prefect.engine import state  # noqa
    from prefect import core  # noqa

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const { STRIPE_PUBLIC_KEY } = process.env,
  axios = require("axios"),
  qs = require("querystring").stringify,
  { JSDOM } = require("jsdom");

module.exports.simulateAction = async function(
  intentId,
  clientSecret,
  mode = "setup_intent"
) {

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/*
  Unlike findOneAndUpdate, this returns both the old and the new docs,
  the operation is performed atomically.

  Note that although it can apply defaults properly, it does not apply
  pre-update hooks, with the exception of timestamps (see note in code).

  Example:

    Dogs.upsert({owner: 'wallace', name: 'grommit'}, {breakfast: 'eggs'})

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// For info on usage, development and debugging,
// see https://docs.google.com/a/landtech.co/document/d/1eB2oH3d7mpDfK8gxTiYphxPgBM7EDu5MeUNKrQwYIrQ/ . [private]

const Painter = require('./render/painter'),
      Style = require('./style/style'),
      EXTENT = require('./data/extent'),
      Evented = require('./util/evented'),
      TileCoord = require('./source/tile_coord'),
      mat4 = require('@mapbox/gl-matrix').mat4,
      Source = require('./source/source'),

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/*
  Example basic usage is something like this:
  
  <div id="vue-mount">
    <vue-fetch endpoint="/example" :id="exampleId" :model="exampleModel"></vue-fetch>
    {{exampleId}} {{exampleModel.thing}} {{exampleModel.other}}
  </div>
  <script>
    new Vue({
      el: "#vue-mount"

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"""
pip install 

Download pyhook .whl file from:
    http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#pyhook
Note if you have python 2.7, and 64 bit you need the version:
    "pyHook-1.5.1-cp27-none-win_amd64.whl"
otherwise choose the relevant one.

Then open a comand prompt, cd to your downloads folder and run

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/* 
Go to https://driverpracticaltest.direct.gov.uk, and get to the
 "Test time" section.  Then, open the F12 developer console, and copy paste
all of the following code.  If something breaks, then just refresh the page and
try again.  You can modify the configuration below.  

Currently date parsing is rather basic, we just get the day for a specific target month,
e.g. May 2016, and then check if that day (e.g. 23rd) is before or equal to the day you 
requested.  It's not hard to improve upon this but I haven't bothered.

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% sample data
s1 = 8192; s2 = 200;
img_a = rand(s1, s2);
img_b = rand(s1, s2);
r = 2;

% and the calculation itself
img_diff = img_a - img_b;
kernel = bsxfun(@plus, (-s1:s1).^2', (-s2:s2).^2);
kernel = 1/(2/pi/r^2) * exp(-kernel/ (2*r*2));

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import timeit
import matplotlib.pylab as plt

pow2s = arange(10,22,0.25)
t_times1 = np.zeros(len(pow2s))
t_sum = np.zeros(len(pow2s))
t_cumsum = np.zeros(len(pow2s))
for ii, pow2 in enumerate(pow2s):
    setup = "import numpy as np\na = np.random.rand({})".format(2**pow2)
    t_times1[ii] = min(timeit.Timer('a*1.0', setup=setup).repeat(3, 100))/100