`Hi guys,
apperantly I get this issue, and I dont understand the meaning,  because I tried to reduce the maxtoken, but it didnt work...any idea? (I did already the indexing)
INFO: Reading settings from ragtest\settings.yaml
creating llm client with {'api_key': 'REDACTED,len=32', 'type': "azure_openai_chat", 'model': 'gpt-35-turbo', 'max_tokens': 100, 'request_timeout': 180.0, 'api_base': 'https://xxx.azure.com/', 'api_version': '2023-12-01-preview', 'organization': None, 'proxy': None, 'cognitive_services_endpoint': None, 'deployment_name': 'llm-api', 'model_supports_json': None, 'tokens_per_minute': 0, 'requests_per_minute': 0, 'max_retries': 10, 'max_retry_wait': 10.0, 'sleep_on_rate_limit_recommendation': True, 'concurrent_requests': 25}
Exception in _map_response_single_batch
Traceback (most recent call last):
ISSUE:
...\graphrag\Lib\site-packages\openai_base_client.py", line 1620, in _request
raise self._make_status_error_from_response(err.response) from None
openai.BadRequestError: Error code: 400 - {'error': {'message': "This model's maximum context length is 8192 tokens. However, you requested 8881 tokens (7881 in the messages, 1000 in the completion). Please reduce the length of the messages or completion.", 'type': 'invalid_request_error', 'param': 'messages', 'code': 'context_length_exceeded'}}
SUCCESS: Global Search Response: I am sorry but I am unable to answer this question given the provided data.
Thanks for your help!
Additional Information

GraphRAG Version: v0.1.1
Operating System: windows 10
Python Version: 3.11.3
Related Issues:

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GraphRAG Config Used
encoding_model: cl100k_base
skip_workflows: []
llm:
  api_key: xxx
  type:  azure_openai_chat # or azure_openai_chat
  model: gpt-35-turbo
  #model_supports_json: true # recommended if this is available for your model.
  max_tokens: 100
  # request_timeout: 180.0
  api_base: https://xxx.openai.azure.com/
  api_version: 2023-12-01-preview
  # organization: <organization_id>
  deployment_name: llm-api
  # tokens_per_minute: 150_000 # set a leaky bucket throttle
  # requests_per_minute: 10_000 # set a leaky bucket throttle
  # max_retries: 10
  # max_retry_wait: 10.0
  sleep_on_rate_limit_recommendation: true # whether to sleep when azure suggests wait-times
  # concurrent_requests: 25 # the number of parallel inflight requests that may be made

parallelization:
  stagger: 0.3
  # num_threads: 50 # the number of threads to use for parallel processing

async_mode: threaded # or asyncio

embeddings:
  ## parallelization: override the global parallelization settings for embeddings
  async_mode: threaded # or asyncio
  llm:
    api_key: xxx
    type: azure_openai_embedding # or azure_openai_embedding
    model: text-embedding-ada-002
    api_base: https://xxx.openai.azure.com/
    api_version: 2023-12-01-preview
    # organization: <organization_id>
    deployment_name: embedding-api
    # tokens_per_minute: 150_000 # set a leaky bucket throttle
    # requests_per_minute: 10_000 # set a leaky bucket throttle
    # max_retries: 10
    # max_retry_wait: 10.0
    sleep_on_rate_limit_recommendation: true # whether to sleep when azure suggests wait-times
    # concurrent_requests: 25 # the number of parallel inflight requests that may be made
    #batch_size: 16 # the number of documents to send in a single request
    #batch_max_tokens: 8191 # the maximum number of tokens to send in a single request
    # target: required # or optional

chunks:
  size: 300
  overlap: 100
  group_by_columns: [id] # by default, we don't allow chunks to cross documents

input:
  type: file # or blob
  file_type: text # or csv
  base_dir: "input"
  file_encoding: utf-8
  file_pattern: ".*\\.txt$"

cache:
  type: file # or blob
  base_dir: "cache"
  # connection_string: <azure_blob_storage_connection_string>
  # container_name: <azure_blob_storage_container_name>

storage:
  type: file # or blob
  base_dir: "output/${timestamp}/artifacts"
  # connection_string: <azure_blob_storage_connection_string>
  # container_name: <azure_blob_storage_container_name>

reporting:
  type: file # or console, blob
  base_dir: "output/${timestamp}/reports"
  # connection_string: <azure_blob_storage_connection_string>
  # container_name: <azure_blob_storage_container_name>

entity_extraction:
  ## llm: override the global llm settings for this task
  ## parallelization: override the global parallelization settings for this task
  ## async_mode: override the global async_mode settings for this task
  prompt: "prompts/entity_extraction.txt"
  entity_types: [organization,person,geo,event]
  max_gleanings: 0

summarize_descriptions:
  ## llm: override the global llm settings for this task
  ## parallelization: override the global parallelization settings for this task
  ## async_mode: override the global async_mode settings for this task
  prompt: "prompts/summarize_descriptions.txt"
  max_length: 500

claim_extraction:
  ## llm: override the global llm settings for this task
  ## parallelization: override the global parallelization settings for this task
  ## async_mode: override the global async_mode settings for this task
  # enabled: true
  prompt: "prompts/claim_extraction.txt"
  description: "Any claims or facts that could be relevant to information discovery."
  max_gleanings: 0

community_report:
  ## llm: override the global llm settings for this task
  ## parallelization: override the global parallelization settings for this task
  ## async_mode: override the global async_mode settings for this task
  prompt: "prompts/community_report.txt"
  max_length: 2000
  max_input_length: 8000

cluster_graph:
  max_cluster_size: 10

embed_graph:
  enabled: false # if true, will generate node2vec embeddings for nodes
  # num_walks: 10
  # walk_length: 40
  # window_size: 2
  # iterations: 3
  # random_seed: 597832

umap:
  enabled: false # if true, will generate UMAP embeddings for nodes

snapshots:
  graphml: false
  raw_entities: false
  top_level_nodes: false

local_search:
  # text_unit_prop: 0.5
  # community_prop: 0.1
  # conversation_history_max_turns: 5
  # top_k_mapped_entities: 10
  # top_k_relationships: 10
  # max_tokens: 12000

global_search:
  # max_tokens: 12000
  # data_max_tokens: 12000
  # map_max_tokens: 1000 #1000
  # reduce_max_tokens: 2000
  # concurrency: 32``

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try to use model: gpt4-32k

I had the same problem.
Did it work out at last?

Hello, I have the same error with a local server.
Here is my YAML:
encoding_model: cl100k_base
skip_workflows: []
llm:
 api_key: ${GRAPHRAG_API_KEY}
 type: openai_chat # or azure_openai_chat
 model: llama3
 model_supports_json: true # recommended if this is available for your model.
 max_tokens: 2000
 api_base: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:31005/v1

parallelization:
 stagger: 0.3

async_mode: threaded # or asyncio

embeddings:
 async_mode: threaded # or asyncio
 llm:
   api_key: ${GRAPHRAG_API_KEY}
   type: openai_embedding # or azure_openai_embedding
   model: e5-mistral-7B-instruct
   api_base: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:31006/v1
   batch_size: 4 # the number of documents to send in a single request
   batch_max_tokens: 1000 # the maximum number of tokens to send in a single request

chunks:
 size: 1200
 overlap: 100
 group_by_columns: [id] # by default, we don't allow chunks to cross documents

input:
 type: file # or blob
 file_type: text # or csv
 base_dir: "input"
 file_encoding: utf-8
 file_pattern: ".*\\.txt$"

cache:
 type: file # or blob
 base_dir: "cache"

storage:
 type: file # or blob
 base_dir: "output/${timestamp}/artifacts"

reporting:
 type: file # or console, blob
 base_dir: "output/${timestamp}/reports"

entity_extraction:
 prompt: "prompts/entity_extraction.txt"
 entity_types: [organization,person,geo,event]
 max_gleanings: 1

summarize_descriptions:
 prompt: "prompts/summarize_descriptions.txt"
 max_length: 500

claim_extraction:
 prompt: "prompts/claim_extraction.txt"
 description: "Any claims or facts that could be relevant to information discovery."
 max_gleanings: 1

community_reports:
 prompt: "prompts/community_report.txt"

cluster_graph:
 max_cluster_size: 10

embed_graph:
 enabled: false # if true, will generate node2vec embeddings for nodes

umap:
 enabled: false # if true, will generate UMAP embeddings for nodes

snapshots:
 graphml: false
 raw_entities: false
 top_level_nodes: false

and here is the error
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  "type": "error",
  "data": "Error Invoking LLM",
  "stack": "Traceback (most recent call last):\n  File \"/home/ebonnafoux/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/test-graphrag-DUgVK7v_-py3.10/lib/python3.10/site-packages/graphrag/llm/base/base_llm.py\", line 53, in _invoke\n    output = await self._execute_llm(input, **kwargs)\n  File \"/home/ebonnafoux/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/test-graphrag-DUgVK7v_-py3.10/lib/python3.10/site-packages/graphrag/llm/openai/openai_chat_llm.py\", line 55, in _execute_llm\n    completion = await self.client.chat.completions.create(\n  File \"/home/ebonnafoux/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/test-graphrag-DUgVK7v_-py3.10/lib/python3.10/site-packages/openai/resources/chat/completions.py\", line 1295, in create\n    return await self._post(\n  File \"/home/ebonnafoux/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/test-graphrag-DUgVK7v_-py3.10/lib/python3.10/site-packages/openai/_base_client.py\", line 1826, in post\n    return await self.request(cast_to, opts, stream=stream, stream_cls=stream_cls)\n  File \"/home/ebonnafoux/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/test-graphrag-DUgVK7v_-py3.10/lib/python3.10/site-packages/openai/_base_client.py\", line 1519, in request\n    return await self._request(\n  File \"/home/ebonnafoux/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/test-graphrag-DUgVK7v_-py3.10/lib/python3.10/site-packages/openai/_base_client.py\", line 1620, in _request\n    raise self._make_status_error_from_response(err.response) from None\nopenai.BadRequestError: Error code: 400 - {'object': 'error', 'message': \"This model's maximum context length is 8192 tokens. However, you requested 13486 tokens (11486 in the messages, 2000 in the completion). Please reduce the length of the messages or completion.\", 'type': 'BadRequestError', 'param': None, 'code': 400}\n",
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The content of this report includes an overview of the community's key entities, their legal compliance, technical capabilities, reputation, and noteworthy claims.\n\n# Report Structure\n\nThe report should include the following sections:\n\n- TITLE: community's name that represents its key entities - title should be short but specific. When possible, include representative named entities in the title.\n- SUMMARY: An executive summary of the community's overall structure, how its entities are related to each other, and significant information associated with its entities.\n- IMPACT SEVERITY RATING: a float score between 0-10 that represents the severity of IMPACT posed by entities within the community.  IMPACT is the scored importance of a community.\n- RATING EXPLANATION: Give a single sentence explanation of the IMPACT severity rating.\n- DETAILED FINDINGS: A list of 5-10 key insights about the community. Each insight should have a short summary followed by multiple paragraphs of explanatory text grounded according to the grounding rules below. Be comprehensive.\n\nReturn output as a well-formed JSON-formatted string with the following format:\n    {{\n        \"title\": <report_title>,\n        \"summary\": <executive_summary>,\n        \"rating\": <impact_severity_rating>,\n        \"rating_explanation\": <rating_explanation>,\n        \"findings\": [\n            {{\n                \"summary\":<insight_1_summary>,\n                \"explanation\": <insight_1_explanation>\n            }},\n            {{\n                \"summary\":<insight_2_summary>,\n                \"explanation\": <insight_2_explanation>\n            }}\n        ]\n    }}\n\n# Grounding Rules\n\nPoints supported by data should list their data references as follows:\n\n\"This is an example sentence supported by multiple data references [Data: <dataset name> (record ids); <dataset name> (record ids)].\"\n\nDo not list more than 5 record ids in a single reference. Instead, list the top 5 most relevant record ids and add \"+more\" to indicate that there are more.\n\nFor example:\n\"Person X is the owner of Company Y and subject to many allegations of wrongdoing [Data: Reports (1), Entities (5, 7); Relationships (23); Claims (7, 2, 34, 64, 46, +more)].\"\n\nwhere 1, 5, 7, 23, 2, 34, 46, and 64 represent the id (not the index) of the relevant data record.\n\nDo not include information where the supporting evidence for it is not provided.\n\n\n# Example Input\n-----------\nText:\n\nEntities\n\nid,entity,description\n5,VERDANT OASIS PLAZA,Verdant Oasis Plaza is the location of the Unity March\n6,HARMONY ASSEMBLY,Harmony Assembly is an organization that is holding a march at Verdant Oasis Plaza\n\nRelationships\n\nid,source,target,description\n37,VERDANT OASIS PLAZA,UNITY MARCH,Verdant Oasis Plaza is the location of the Unity March\n38,VERDANT OASIS PLAZA,HARMONY ASSEMBLY,Harmony Assembly is holding a march at Verdant Oasis Plaza\n39,VERDANT OASIS PLAZA,UNITY MARCH,The Unity March is taking place at Verdant Oasis Plaza\n40,VERDANT OASIS PLAZA,TRIBUNE SPOTLIGHT,Tribune Spotlight is reporting on the Unity march taking place at Verdant Oasis Plaza\n41,VERDANT OASIS PLAZA,BAILEY ASADI,Bailey Asadi is speaking at Verdant Oasis Plaza about the march\n43,HARMONY ASSEMBLY,UNITY MARCH,Harmony Assembly is organizing the Unity March\n\nOutput:\n{{\n    \"title\": \"Verdant Oasis Plaza and Unity March\",\n    \"summary\": \"The community revolves around the Verdant Oasis Plaza, which is the location of the Unity March. The plaza has relationships with the Harmony Assembly, Unity March, and Tribune Spotlight, all of which are associated with the march event.\",\n    \"rating\": 5.0,\n    \"rating_explanation\": \"The impact severity rating is moderate due to the potential for unrest or conflict during the Unity March.\",\n    \"findings\": [\n        {{\n            \"summary\": \"Verdant Oasis Plaza as the central location\",\n            \"explanation\": \"Verdant Oasis Plaza is the central entity in this community, serving as the location for the Unity March. This plaza is the common link between all other entities, suggesting its significance in the community. The plaza's association with the march could potentially lead to issues such as public disorder or conflict, depending on the nature of the march and the reactions it provokes. [Data: Entities (5), Relationships (37, 38, 39, 40, 41,+more)]\"\n        }},\n        {{\n            \"summary\": \"Harmony Assembly's role in the community\",\n            \"explanation\": \"Harmony Assembly is another key entity in this community, being the organizer of the march at Verdant Oasis Plaza. The nature of Harmony Assembly and its march could be a potential source of threat, depending on their objectives and the reactions they provoke. The relationship between Harmony Assembly and the plaza is crucial in understanding the dynamics of this community. [Data: Entities(6), Relationships (38, 43)]\"\n        }},\n        {{\n            \"summary\": \"Unity March as a significant event\",\n            \"explanation\": \"The Unity March is a significant event taking place at Verdant Oasis Plaza. This event is a key factor in the community's dynamics and could be a potential source of threat, depending on the nature of the march and the reactions it provokes. The relationship between the march and the plaza is crucial in understanding the dynamics of this community. [Data: Relationships (39)]\"\n        }},\n        {{\n            \"summary\": \"Role of Tribune Spotlight\",\n            \"explanation\": \"Tribune Spotlight is reporting on the Unity March taking place in Verdant Oasis Plaza. This suggests that the event has attracted media attention, which could amplify its impact on the community. The role of Tribune Spotlight could be significant in shaping public perception of the event and the entities involved. [Data: Relationships (40)]\"\n        }}\n    ]\n}}\n\n\n# Real Data\n\nUse the following text for your answer. Do not make anything up in your answer.\n\nText:\n-----Entities-----\nhuman_readable_id,title,description,degree\n18,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nScrooge is a complex character who undergoes a significant transformation throughout the story. Initially, he is portrayed as a grumpy and reluctant individual who is hesitant to participate in holiday festivities. However, through his experiences with the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, he is changed and becomes more empathetic and hopeful. This transformation is a result of his newfound understanding and appreciation for the value of relationships and the importance of kindness and generosity. As a result, Scrooge becomes a kind and generous person, departing from his initial sharp and blunt demeanor. Additionally, Scrooge is a young man who has a history as a former apprentice of Fezziwig and has since become a successful businessman.\",83\n9,\"\"\"BOB CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nBob Cratchit, a character in the story, is Scrooge's employee and the patriarch of the Cratchit family. Despite his poverty, Bob Cratchit is shown to be kind and generous. He is initially late to work and is scolded by Scrooge, but later receives a raise and kind treatment from Scrooge. Bob Cratchit is also visited by the Ghost, who shows him his past and future, leading to a change in his perspective. As the father of the Cratchit family, Bob Cratchit is struggling to make ends meet, but he shows a sense of kindness and generosity. He is proud of his wife's culinary skills and helps with the cooking. Through his experiences, Bob Cratchit undergoes a transformation, likely becoming a more optimistic and hopeful individual.\",4\n10,\"\"\"TINY TIM\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data provided:\n\n\"\"Tiny Tim\"\" is a character in the story who is a member of the Cratchit family. He is a young boy who is frail and has a withered leg, but is full of spirit and enthusiasm. Despite his physical limitations, Tiny Tim is a symbol of hope and joy, and is a recipient of Scrooge's kindness and generosity. He is visited by the Ghost, who shows him his past and future, leading to a change in his perspective. Tiny Tim's family, including his parents and siblings, love and care for him, and mourn his passing. He is also remembered and mourned by Bob Cratchit, his father.\",4\n12,\"\"\"MRS. CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nMrs. Cratchit is a character in the novel who is shown to be caring and affectionate towards her family.  She takes care of the household and her children, demonstrating her kindness and nurturing nature. Mrs. Cratchit is also visited by the Ghost, who shows her her past and future, leading to a significant change in her perspective. This experience has a profound impact on her, allowing her to gain a new understanding of life and its complexities.\",2\n1,\"\"\"ALI BABA\"\"\",\"\"\"Ali Baba is a character from a story that Scrooge remembers, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",1\n80,\"\"\"APPLES\"\"\",\"\"\"Apples is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n15,\"\"\"BELINDA CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nBelinda Cratchit is a character in the story who is a member of the Cratchit family. She is the second daughter of the family and plays a role in helping with household chores and taking care of her siblings. Additionally, Belinda Cratchit is visited by the Ghost, who shows her her past and future, leading to a change in her perspective. 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For the Cratchit family, Christmas Day is a particularly significant occasion, where they gather together to celebrate and share a meal.\",1\n32,\"\"\"CHRISTMAS EVE\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nChristmas Eve is a significant event in the story, marking a time of celebration and joy, as well as the beginning of the holiday season.\",1\n47,\"\"\"CHRISTMAS PAST\"\"\",\"\"\"Christmas Past is a significant event in Scrooge's life that is revisited by the Ghost of Christmas Past.\"\"\",1\n121,\"\"\"DEATH\"\"\",\"\"\"Death is a concept that is personified as a cold, rigid, and dreadful force.\"\"\",1\n16,\"\"\"FAN\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nThe \"\"FAN\"\" refers to Ebenezer Scrooge's sister, a young girl who is trying to bring him home for Christmas. Additionally, the Fan is also a symbol of Scrooge's nostalgia and sense of wonder, representing a connection to his past.\",1\n45,\"\"\"FIRST OF EXCHANGE\"\"\",\"\"\"First of Exchange is a date mentioned in the text, which is significant for Scrooge's financial transactions.\"\"\",1\n11,\"\"\"FRED\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nFRED is Scrooge's nephew, who is surprised by Scrooge's sudden visit and change in behavior. FRED is a character who is visited by the Ghost and is shown his past and future, leading to a change in his perspective. As a result of this experience, FRED's outlook on life is transformed. Additionally, FRED is mentioned in the story as Scrooge's nephew, highlighting his familial connection to the main character.\",1\n7,\"\"\"FRIDAY\"\"\",\"\"\"Friday is a character from a story that Scrooge remembers, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",1\n72,\"\"\"GAME\"\"\",\"\"\"Game is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n71,\"\"\"GEESE\"\"\",\"\"\"Geese is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n46,\"\"\"GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nThe \"\"GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST\"\" is a supernatural entity that appears to Ebenezer Scrooge, taking him on a journey to revisit his past. This entity is not just an event, but a being that haunts Scrooge and shows him visions of his past, revealing the consequences of his actions. 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This entity is a supernatural entity that appears to Scrooge, revealing to him his own future and the consequences of his actions.\",1\n85,\"\"\"GREAT BRITAIN\"\"\",\"\"\"Great Britain is a location where the story takes place, and the city streets are described as being covered in snow.\"\"\",1\n34,\"\"\"GRUEL\"\"\",\"\"\"Gruel is a type of thin soup or porridge that Scrooge eats for his supper.\"\"\",1\n105,\"\"\"IGNORANCE\"\"\",\"\"\"Ignorance is a concept that is personified as a boy and is associated with the lack of knowledge and understanding.\"\"\",1\n8,\"\"\"JACOB MARLEY\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data provided:\n\nJacob Marley is a ghost who appears to Ebenezer Scrooge, warning him of the consequences of his actions. Marley is the ghost of Scrooge's former business partner, who is condemned to wander the earth, wearing the chain he forged in life. According to the descriptions, Marley is visited by the Ghost and is shown his past and future, leading to a change in his perspective. As a ghost, Marley is unable to interact with the living, but his appearance serves as a warning to Scrooge of the fate that awaits him if he does not change his ways.\",1\n109,\"\"\"JACOB\"\"\",\"\"\"Jacob is a deceased person who was Scrooge's business partner, and whose death is being shown to Scrooge by the Spirit.\"\"\",1\n35,\"\"\"MARLEY'S GHOST\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nMarley's Ghost is a supernatural entity who appears to Ebenezer Scrooge, warning him of a visitation when the bell tolls one. Specifically, Marley's Ghost is the spirit of Jacob Marley, Scrooge's former business partner, who appears to Scrooge to warn him of his own fate.\",1\n66,\"\"\"MARLEY'S\"\"\",\"\"\"Marley's is a reference to Jacob Marley, Scrooge's deceased business partner.\"\"\",1\n13,\"\"\"MARTHA CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nMartha Cratchit is the eldest daughter of the Cratchit family. She plays a significant role in the household, helping with chores and taking care of her siblings. Notably, Martha is visited by the Ghost, who shows her her past and future, leading to a change in her perspective. This encounter has a profound impact on Martha, allowing her to gain a new understanding of her life and circumstances.\",1\n76,\"\"\"MINCE-PIES\"\"\",\"\"\"Mince-pies is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n96,\"\"\"MINERS\"\"\",\"\"\"Miners are a group of people who work in the bowels of the earth, and are shown to be a cheerful and festive community.\"\"\",1\n49,\"\"\"OLD FEZZIWIG\"\"\",\"\"\"Old Fezziwig is a character who appears in the story, being an old employer of Scrooge's.\"\"\",1\n20,\"\"\"OLD MARLEY'S NAME\"\"\",\"\"\"Old Marley's name is a symbol of the past and is still present above the warehouse door.\"\"\",1\n81,\"\"\"ORANGES\"\"\",\"\"\"Oranges is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n3,\"\"\"ORSON\"\"\",\"\"\"Orson is a character from a story that Scrooge remembers, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",1\n78,\"\"\"OYSTERS\"\"\",\"\"\"Oysters is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n5,\"\"\"PARROT\"\"\",\"\"\"The Parrot is a symbol of Scrooge's nostalgia and sense of wonder, representing a connection to his past.\"\"\",1\n82,\"\"\"PEARS\"\"\",\"\"\"Pears is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n14,\"\"\"PETER CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"\"\"Peter Cratchit is a character who is visited by the Ghost and is shown his past and future, leading to a change in his perspective.\"\"\",1\n111,\"\"\"PHANTOM\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nThe entity known as \"\"PHANTOM\"\" is a supernatural being that plays a significant role in the life of Ebenezer Scrooge. According to the descriptions, Phantom is a mysterious figure who accompanies Scrooge to the shop, suggesting a close and intimate relationship between the two. Additionally, Phantom is a supernatural entity that appears to Scrooge, guiding him through a series of events. This implies that Phantom has a profound influence on Scrooge's life, perhaps serving as a spiritual guide or mentor. Overall, Phantom is a complex and enigmatic figure that is deeply connected to Scrooge's journey.\",1\n77,\"\"\"PLUM-PUDDINGS\"\"\",\"\"\"Plum-puddings is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n129,\"\"\"POULTERER'S\"\"\",\"\"\"The Poulterer's is a business that sells turkeys, and Scrooge interacts with them to buy a prize turkey.\"\"\",1\n73,\"\"\"POULTRY\"\"\",\"\"\"Poultry is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n84,\"\"\"PUNCH\"\"\",\"\"\"Punch is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n6,\"\"\"ROBIN CRUSOE\"\"\",\"\"\"Robin Crusoe is a character from a story that Scrooge remembers, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",1\n75,\"\"\"SAUSAGES\"\"\",\"\"\"Sausages is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n29,\"\"\"THE TREADMILL\"\"\",\"\"\"The Treadmill is a Poor Law establishment that is in operation during the Christmas season.\"\"\",1\n30,\"\"\"THE UNION WORKHOUSES\"\"\",\"\"\"The Union Workhouses are institutions that are still in operation during the Christmas season.\"\"\",1\n40,\"\"\"THE SPIRITS\"\"\",\"\"\"The Spirits are three supernatural beings who visit Scrooge to show him the error of his ways and to give him a chance to change his ways.\"\"\",1\n48,\"\"\"THE SCHOOLMASTER\"\"\",\"\"\"The Schoolmaster is a character who appears in the story, teaching Scrooge and his sister.\"\"\",1\n58,\"\"\"THE GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nThe Ghost of Christmas Past is a supernatural entity that appears to Ebenezer Scrooge, showing him his past and helping him to change his ways. Specifically, the Ghost of Christmas Past is a spectral being that manifests to Scrooge, revealing to him significant events and experiences from his past, with the intention of helping him to recognize the error of his ways and to alter his present and future course.\",1\n59,\"\"\"THE YOUNG GIRL\"\"\",\"\"\"The Young Girl is a character who is mourning and is shown to be a former love interest of Scrooge's, displaced by his pursuit of wealth.\"\"\",1\n64,\"\"\"SCROOGE'S PARTNER\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge's Partner is a character who is on the point of death and is mentioned by Belle.\"\"\",1\n83,\"\"\"TWELFTH-CAKES\"\"\",\"\"\"Twelfth-cakes is a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",1\n95,\"\"\"THE GHOST OF CHRISTMAS YET TO COME\"\"\",\"\"\"The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come is a supernatural entity that appears to Scrooge, showing him a possible future and highlighting the consequences of his actions.\"\"\",1\n106,\"\"\"WANT\"\"\",\"\"\"Want is a concept that is personified as a girl and is associated with the lack of resources and necessities.\"\"\",1\n104,\"\"\"SPIRIT\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nThe SPIRIT is a supernatural being who appears to Scrooge and plays a crucial role in his transformation. According to the descriptions, the Spirit is a guiding force that shows Scrooge visions of the past, present, and future, as well as highlights the error of his ways. Through these visions, the Spirit helps Scrooge to reflect on his past and present, and gain a new perspective on his life.\",1\n127,\"\"\"SPIRITS OF CHRISTMAS PAST, PRESENT, AND YET TO COME\"\"\",\"\"\"The Spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come visit Scrooge, showing him visions of his past, present, and future.\"\"\",1\n2,\"\"\"VALENTINE\"\"\",\"\"\"Valentine is a character from a story that Scrooge remembers, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",1\n4,\"\"\"SULTAN'S GROOM\"\"\",\"\"\"The Sultan's Groom is a character from a story that Scrooge remembers, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",1\n17,\"\"\"TURKEY\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nTurkey is a symbol of Scrooge's nostalgia and sense of wonder, representing a connection to his past. This entity is also associated with a type of food being served at the Christmas feast. In this context, Turkey is a multifaceted entity that holds significance in both emotional and culinary aspects.\",1\n93,\"\"\"THE PUDDING\"\"\",\"\"\"The Pudding is a special Christmas treat, made with brandy and holly, and is a great success according to Bob Cratchit.\"\"\",1\n124,\"\"\"MR. SCROOGE'S NEPHEW\"\"\",\"\"\"Mr. Scrooge's Nephew is a character who shows kindness to Bob Cratchit and his family after the death of Tiny Tim.\"\"\",1\n126,\"\"\"BOB\"\"\",,1\n97,\"\"\"LIGHTHOUSE\"\"\",\"\"\"Lighthouse is a solitary structure built on a dismal reef of sunken rocks, serving as a beacon for ships and a symbol of hope.\"\"\",1\n98,\"\"\"SHIP\"\"\",\"\"\"Ship is a vessel that is sailing across the sea, carrying people who are celebrating Christmas and sharing kind words with one another.\"\"\",1\n94,\"\"\"THE CRATCHIT FAMILY\"\"\",,1\n92,\"\"\"THE GOOSE\"\"\",\"\"\"The Goose is the centerpiece of the Christmas dinner, and is described as the most delicious and tender ever cooked.\"\"\",1\n\n\n-----Relationships-----\nhuman_readable_id,source,target,description,rank\n40,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE GHOST\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nScrooge is visited by the Ghost, who is a manifestation of the spirit world, specifically the Ghost of Jacob Marley. The Ghost is forcing Scrooge to confront his past and regret his choices, as well as warning him about his own fate and the consequences of his actions.\",88\n42,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nThe entity \"\"SCROOGE\"\" is visited by the entity \"\"THE GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT\"\", who appears to Scrooge on multiple occasions. During these visits, the Ghost of Christmas Present shows Scrooge the present and future, teaching him a lesson about the importance of kindness and generosity. Specifically, the Ghost highlights the struggles of those around Scrooge, such as the Cratchit family, and shows Scrooge the joys of Christmas, emphasizing the value of compassion and charity. Through these encounters, Scrooge is given a unique opportunity to reflect on his own life and values, ultimately leading to a transformation in his character.\",88\n12,\"\"\"BOB CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nScrooge, a character in the story, is initially portrayed as a miserly employer who takes advantage of Bob Cratchit's poverty and lack of benefits. However, after being visited by Bob Cratchit, Scrooge undergoes a transformation, changing his perspective and showing kindness and generosity to his employee. As a result, Bob Cratchit's life and well-being are improved, and he is grateful to Scrooge for his kindness and generosity.\",87\n0,\"\"\"GHOST\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nThe Ghost, also referred to as the Ghost of Jacob Marley, plays a crucial role in guiding Scrooge through his past, present, and future. Through this guidance, Scrooge is shown the error of his ways and is given a chance to change his perspective and alter his fate. The Ghost's visitation serves as a warning to Scrooge, highlighting the consequences of his actions and encouraging him to reform his ways. Ultimately, the Ghost's intervention leads to a transformation in Scrooge's perspective, allowing him to change his behavior and avoid a similar fate.\",87\n29,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE'S NEPHEW\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nScrooge and his nephew have a complex relationship, with a mix of tension and occasional moments of connection. Initially, Scrooge is dismissive and unfriendly towards his nephew, rejecting his attempts to bring Christmas cheer. However, despite this initial resistance, Scrooge's nephew is able to make some progress in bringing Scrooge into the holiday spirit. In fact, Scrooge is even surprised by his nephew's laughter at one point, suggesting that there may be a deeper connection between them than initially thought. Ultimately, Scrooge's nephew's efforts lead to a festive gathering where Scrooge is present, indicating a possible thawing of their relationship.\",87\n83,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"JOE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge enters Joe's shop, indicating a connection between them.\"\"\",87\n16,\"\"\"TINY TIM\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nScrooge, a character previously portrayed as being opposed to Tiny Tim's existence, undergoes a significant transformation as he is visited by Tiny Tim. Through his experiences with the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, Scrooge is shown the importance of kindness and empathy towards others, particularly Tiny Tim. This newfound understanding is evident as Scrooge shows kindness and generosity to Tiny Tim, helping him to recover from his illness. Additionally, Scrooge is concerned about Tiny Tim's health and asks the Ghost if he will live, demonstrating a change in his character. As a result of these experiences, Scrooge's perspective is altered, and he is shown his past and future, leading to a change in his outlook on life.\n\nNote: I resolved the contradictions by focusing on the common themes and events that occurred in the descriptions, and presenting a cohesive narrative that highlights Scrooge's transformation and his interactions with Tiny Tim.\",87\n48,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"FEZZIWIG\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nFezziwig is the master of Scrooge, who was once his apprentice and is now a successful businessman. Scrooge's past experience under Fezziwig's guidance has had a lasting impact on his life, as he was influenced by Fezziwig's generosity and joviality. This contrast between Fezziwig's warm nature and Scrooge's own miserly personality highlights the significant difference between the two individuals.\",86\n75,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE'S NIECE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge's niece is part of the group and is enjoying the holiday festivities with Scrooge and the others.\"\"\",86\n84,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE MAN\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is horrified by the woman and old Joe's actions and sees a connection between his own life and the man's death.\"\"\",86\n20,\"\"\"MRS. CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nMrs. Cratchit and Scrooge are entities in the context of a narrative. According to the descriptions, Scrooge is initially the object of Mrs. Cratchit's scorn and disapproval, who wishes to give him a piece of her mind. However, Scrooge is later visited by Mrs. Cratchit, who is shown her past and future, leading to a change in her perspective. This visitation has a profound impact on Mrs. Cratchit, causing her to reevaluate her feelings towards Scrooge.\",85\n27,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"MARLEY\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nScrooge and Marley were business partners, and their relationship was complex. While they were once \"\"kindred spirits\"\", Marley has since passed away, leaving Scrooge affected by his death. However, Marley's death has not ended their connection, as Scrooge is haunted by the ghost of his deceased business partner. Specifically, Scrooge sees the face of Marley, who has been dead for seven years, and is haunted by it. Marley's ghost is trying to warn Scrooge of his own mortality, emphasizing the importance of changing his ways and avoiding a similar fate.\",85\n30,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"CLERK\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is the boss of the Clerk and is responsible for his working conditions, which are cold and uncomfortable.\"\"\",85\n31,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"CHRISTMAS\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nScrooge, a complex character, undergoes a significant transformation after being visited by the Spirits of Christmas. Initially, he has a negative view of Christmas and rejects the idea of kindness and charity, reflecting a hardened and cynical outlook. However, following his encounters with the Spirits, Scrooge experiences a profound change of heart. He comes to understand the true meaning and significance of Christmas, and decides to honor it in his heart and strive to keep its spirit alive throughout the year. This newfound appreciation for the holiday is a testament to the transformative power of the Christmas season, and Scrooge's journey serves as a reminder of the importance of kindness, generosity, and compassion.\",85\n32,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE GENTLEMAN\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge refuses to contribute to the fund to help the poor, showing his miserly nature.\"\"\",85\n33,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE POOR\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge's refusal to help the poor is a reflection of his character and priorities.\"\"\",85\n37,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE'S HOUSE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is in his own house, where he experiences strange and supernatural events.\"\"\",85\n51,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE GIRL\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown to be regretful of his past choices and is released by the Girl from their contract.\"\"\",85\n70,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is visited by the Spirit of Christmas Present, who shows him the joys of Christmas Day.\"\"\",85\n71,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"BAKERS\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge observes the bakers preparing for Christmas Day, showing the festive atmosphere and good-humour among the customers.\"\"\",85\n86,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"CAROLINE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown the consequences of his actions on Caroline and her family, who are affected by his death.\"\"\",85\n4,\"\"\"ALI BABA\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge remembers Ali Baba, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",84\n64,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"APPLES\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring apples, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n24,\"\"\"BELINDA CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is visited by Belinda Cratchit, who is shown her past and future, leading to a change in her perspective.\"\"\",84\n52,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"BELLE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown to be affected by Belle's presence and is reflective about his own life and relationships.\"\"\",84\n90,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"BOB CRATCHIT'S\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge sends the prize turkey to Bob Cratchit's, showing his changed attitude towards his employees and his willingness to help them.\"\"\",84\n88,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"BOY\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge interacts with the Boy, showing a change in his behavior and attitude towards others.\"\"\",84\n58,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"BRAWN\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring brawn, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n81,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"BUSINESSMEN\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown the conversations and activities of the businessmen, which serve as a contrast to his own lonely and miserly life.\"\"\",84\n91,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"CAMDEN TOWN\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge sends the prize turkey to Camden Town, showing his changed attitude towards his employees and his willingness to help them.\"\"\",84\n63,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"CHESTNUTS\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring chestnuts, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n72,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"CHRISTMAS DAY\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown the joys of Christmas Day by the Spirit of Christmas Present, including the festive atmosphere and good-humour among the customers.\"\"\",84\n36,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"CHRISTMAS EVE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is forced to confront the true meaning of Christmas Eve, and the joy and generosity it brings to others.\"\"\",84\n45,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"CHRISTMAS PAST\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge's past is revisited by the Ghost of Christmas Past, revealing significant events and experiences that have shaped his life.\"\"\",84\n85,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"DEATH\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown the power of Death, which is personified as a cold, rigid, and dreadful force.\"\"\",84\n25,\"\"\"FAN\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown his sister Fan, who is trying to bring him home for Christmas.\"\"\",84\n43,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"FIRST OF EXCHANGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge's financial transactions are affected by the date mentioned in the text, the First of Exchange.\"\"\",84\n19,\"\"\"FRED\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nFRED and SCROOGE are entities related to each other. According to the descriptions, SCROOGE is visited by FRED, who shows him his past and future, leading to a change in his perspective. This event is mentioned twice, indicating its significance in the context. Additionally, it is mentioned that SCROOGE's nephew FRED is mentioned in the story, indicating a family connection between the two entities.\",84\n10,\"\"\"FRIDAY\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge remembers Friday, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",84\n56,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"GAME\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring game, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n55,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"GEESE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring geese, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n44,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nThe entity \"\"SCROOGE\"\" is haunted by the entity \"\"GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST\"\", who plays a crucial role in Scrooge's transformation. According to the descriptions, the Ghost of Christmas Past visits Scrooge and takes him on a journey to revisit his past, showing him visions of his past and helping him to reflect on his life. This journey allows Scrooge to reflect on his past and change his ways, ultimately leading to a transformation in his character.\",84\n78,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"GHOST OF CHRISTMAS YET TO COME\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nThe Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come visits Scrooge, showing him a possible future if he does not change his ways. This encounter leads to a significant change in Scrooge's perspective and behavior, as he is able to see the potential consequences of his actions and is motivated to alter his course.\n\nNote: I resolved the contradiction by combining the two descriptions, ensuring that the summary accurately reflects the events and their impact on Scrooge.\",84\n69,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"GREAT BRITAIN\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is a resident of Great Britain, where the story takes place, and the scene describes the city streets and atmosphere.\"\"\",84\n38,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"GRUEL\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge eats gruel for his supper, which is a humble and meager meal.\"\"\",84\n76,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"IGNORANCE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown the error of his ways by being confronted with the concept of Ignorance, which is personified as a boy.\"\"\",84\n11,\"\"\"JACOB MARLEY\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nJacob Marley, a ghost, visits Scrooge, forcing him to confront his own mortality and the consequences of his actions. Through this visitation, Scrooge is shown his past and future, leading to a significant change in his perspective. The visitation serves as a reminder of Jacob Marley's death and the importance of kindness and generosity during the holiday season. Scrooge is haunted by the memory of Jacob Marley, his former business partner, who is now a ghost, warning him of the consequences of his actions. The visitation ultimately leads to a transformation in Scrooge's outlook, as he is shown the error of his ways and the importance of living a life of kindness and generosity.\n\nNote: I have resolved any contradictions by combining the descriptions into a single, coherent summary.\",84\n80,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"JACOB\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown the death of his business partner Jacob, which serves as a warning to Scrooge about the consequences of his actions.\"\"\",84\n39,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"MARLEY'S GHOST\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nScrooge is visited by Marley's Ghost, who tries to warn him of his own fate and the consequences of his actions. Specifically, Marley's Ghost warns Scrooge of a visitation when the bell tolls one, indicating that Scrooge will also receive a visitation from the spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come, which will ultimately lead to his transformation and redemption.\",84\n54,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"MARLEY'S\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is haunted by the ghost of his deceased business partner, Jacob Marley.\"\"\",84\n22,\"\"\"MARTHA CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is visited by Martha Cratchit, who is shown her past and future, leading to a change in her perspective.\"\"\",84\n60,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"MINCE-PIES\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring mince-pies, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n74,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"MINERS\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge sees the miners and their festive gathering, which contrasts with his own lonely and miserly life.\"\"\",84\n47,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"OLD FEZZIWIG\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown his old employer Old Fezziwig, who is a significant character in the story.\"\"\",84\n28,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"OLD MARLEY'S NAME\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge never painted out Old Marley's name, indicating a sense of respect and connection to the past.\"\"\",84\n65,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"ORANGES\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring oranges, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n6,\"\"\"ORSON\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge remembers Orson, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",84\n62,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"OYSTERS\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring oysters, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n8,\"\"\"PARROT\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge's nostalgia and sense of wonder are connected to the Parrot, a symbol of his past.\"\"\",84\n66,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"PEARS\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring pears, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n23,\"\"\"PETER CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is visited by Peter Cratchit, who is shown his past and future, leading to a change in his perspective.\"\"\",84\n82,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"PHANTOM\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nScrooge, accompanied by the Phantom, visits a shop, indicating a connection between the two entities. The Phantom serves as a guide for Scrooge, revealing the consequences of his actions.\",84\n61,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"PLUM-PUDDINGS\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring plum-puddings, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n89,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"POULTERER'S\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge buys a prize turkey from the Poulterer's, showing his changed attitude towards Christmas and his willingness to help others.\"\"\",84\n57,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"POULTRY\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring poultry, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n68,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"PUNCH\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring punch, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n9,\"\"\"ROBIN CRUSOE\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge remembers Robin Crusoe, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",84\n59,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"SAUSAGES\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring sausages, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n34,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE TREADMILL\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is aware of the Treadmill and the Poor Law, but does not seem to care about their impact on the poor.\"\"\",84\n35,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE UNION WORKHOUSES\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is aware of the Union Workhouses and their operation during the Christmas season.\"\"\",84\n41,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE SPIRITS\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is visited by the three Spirits, who show him the error of his ways and give him a chance to change his ways.\"\"\",84\n46,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE SCHOOLMASTER\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is taught by the Schoolmaster, who appears in the story.\"\"\",84\n49,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST\"\"\",\"Here is a comprehensive summary of the data:\n\nThe Ghost of Christmas Past appears to Scrooge, showing him his past and helping him to change his ways. Specifically, the Ghost of Christmas Past helps Scrooge to see the error of his ways by revealing to him his past and the consequences of his actions. Through this encounter, Scrooge is able to gain a new perspective and make amends for his past mistakes.\n\nNote: I resolved the contradiction by combining the two descriptions, ensuring that the summary is coherent and accurate.\",84\n50,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE YOUNG GIRL\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge and the Young Girl have a past relationship, but it has been displaced by Scrooge's pursuit of wealth.\"\"\",84\n53,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE'S PARTNER\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown to be concerned about his partner's health and mortality.\"\"\",84\n67,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"TWELFTH-CAKES\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring twelfth-cakes, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n73,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"THE GHOST OF CHRISTMAS YET TO COME\"\"\",\"\"\"The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come appears to Scrooge, showing him a possible future and highlighting the consequences of his actions.\"\"\",84\n77,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"WANT\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is shown the error of his ways by being confronted with the concept of Want, which is personified as a girl.\"\"\",84\n79,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"SPIRIT\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is being guided by the Spirit, who is showing him the error of his ways and the consequences of his actions.\"\"\",84\n87,\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"SPIRITS OF CHRISTMAS PAST, PRESENT, AND YET TO COME\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is visited by the Spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come, who show him visions of his past, present, and future.\"\"\",84\n5,\"\"\"VALENTINE\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge remembers Valentine, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",84\n7,\"\"\"SULTAN'S GROOM\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge remembers the Sultan's Groom, showing his nostalgia and sense of wonder.\"\"\",84\n26,\"\"\"TURKEY\"\"\",\"\"\"SCROOGE\"\"\",\"\"\"Scrooge is surrounded by a feast featuring turkey, a type of food being served at the Christmas feast.\"\"\",84\n14,\"\"\"BOB CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"\"\"TINY TIM\"\"\",\"\"\"Bob Cratchit is grieving the loss of his son, Tiny Tim, and is struggling to come to terms with his death.\"\"\"\"Tiny Tim's death is a source of grief for Bob Cratchit and his family.\"\"\",8\n1,\"\"\"GHOST\"\"\",\"\"\"COUNTING-HOUSE\"\"\",\"\"\"The Ghost is confined to the counting-house, where Scrooge and Marley conducted their business, and where Marley's spirit is trapped.\"\"\",6\n13,\"\"\"BOB CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"\"\"THE PUDDING\"\"\",\"\"\"Bob Cratchit is proud of his wife's pudding, and considers it a great success.\"\"\",5\n15,\"\"\"BOB CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"\"\"MR. SCROOGE'S NEPHEW\"\"\",\"\"\"Bob Cratchit is comforted by the kindness of Mr. Scrooge's Nephew after the death of Tiny Tim.\"\"\",5\n18,\"\"\"TINY TIM\"\"\",\"\"\"BOB\"\"\",\"\"\"Bob shows kindness and empathy towards Tiny Tim, indicating a positive relationship between them.\"\"\",5\n2,\"\"\"GHOST\"\"\",\"\"\"LIGHTHOUSE\"\"\",\"\"\"Ghost and the lighthouse are connected, as the Ghost is guiding Scrooge to the lighthouse, which represents hope and guidance.\"\"\",5\n3,\"\"\"GHOST\"\"\",\"\"\"SHIP\"\"\",\"\"\"Ghost and the ship are connected, as the Ghost is guiding Scrooge to the ship, which represents a community coming together to celebrate Christmas.\"\"\",5\n17,\"\"\"TINY TIM\"\"\",\"\"\"THE CRATCHIT FAMILY\"\"\",\"\"\"Tiny Tim is a part of the Cratchit family, and is loved and cared for by his parents and siblings.\"\"\",5\n21,\"\"\"MRS. CRATCHIT\"\"\",\"\"\"THE GOOSE\"\"\",\"\"\"Mrs. Cratchit is responsible for cooking the goose, and is proud of her culinary skills.\"\"\",3\n\n\nThe report should include the following sections:\n\n- TITLE: community's name that represents its key entities - title should be short but specific. When possible, include representative named entities in the title.\n- SUMMARY: An executive summary of the community's overall structure, how its entities are related to each other, and significant information associated with its entities.\n- IMPACT SEVERITY RATING: a float score between 0-10 that represents the severity of IMPACT posed by entities within the community.  IMPACT is the scored importance of a community.\n- RATING EXPLANATION: Give a single sentence explanation of the IMPACT severity rating.\n- DETAILED FINDINGS: A list of 5-10 key insights about the community. Each insight should have a short summary followed by multiple paragraphs of explanatory text grounded according to the grounding rules below. Be comprehensive.\n\nReturn output as a well-formed JSON-formatted string with the following format:\n    {{\n        \"title\": <report_title>,\n        \"summary\": <executive_summary>,\n        \"rating\": <impact_severity_rating>,\n        \"rating_explanation\": <rating_explanation>,\n        \"findings\": [\n            {{\n                \"summary\":<insight_1_summary>,\n                \"explanation\": <insight_1_explanation>\n            }},\n            {{\n                \"summary\":<insight_2_summary>,\n                \"explanation\": <insight_2_explanation>\n            }}\n        ]\n    }}\n\n# Grounding Rules\n\nPoints supported by data should list their data references as follows:\n\n\"This is an example sentence supported by multiple data references [Data: <dataset name> (record ids); <dataset name> (record ids)].\"\n\nDo not list more than 5 record ids in a single reference. Instead, list the top 5 most relevant record ids and add \"+more\" to indicate that there are more.\n\nFor example:\n\"Person X is the owner of Company Y and subject to many allegations of wrongdoing [Data: Reports (1), Entities (5, 7); Relationships (23); Claims (7, 2, 34, 64, 46, +more)].\"\n\nwhere 1, 5, 7, 23, 2, 34, 46, and 64 represent the id (not the index) of the relevant data record.\n\nDo not include information where the supporting evidence for it is not provided.\n\nOutput:"
  }
}

same error！


Remove generated parser

Includes this PR to prevent a merge conflict.
Changes
Remove Core/Parser.cs and Core.Parser.frame from source and ignore them in git, in favor of generating them as a pre-build step.
Testing

Since this is a refactoring of common functionality, no additional testing is needed for Boogie-NetCore.sln
Manual testing shows this fails to build for Boogie.sln, the standard .NET framework solution. I also can't get it to work for that, so I guess I should close this PR, right?

I would suggest to not do this change at the moment. One reason (as pointed out by @zvonimir) is that it will affect people who still want to compile Boogie on a machine without dotnet installed. Also, it would be nice to eventually have a solution where dotnet restore and coco do not have to be invoked explicitly as a script. I imagine referencing Coco in a similar way as FsLexYacc is referenced by Forro:
https://github.com/boogie-org/forro/blob/master/src/Forro/Forro.fsproj
Two general remarks:

Besides Parser.cs, also Scanner.cs is generated by Coco.
On the contrary, Parser.frame and Scanner.frame are not generated. These files are custom to Boogie and their directory needs to be passed to Coco with the command-line flag -frames.

For now I would suggest the following:
In order to make sure that people do not directly edit Parser.cs/Scanner.cs instead of the grammar file BoogiePL.atg, I would run Coco as part of CI and abort if the generated files differ from the ones in Git. Thoughts?

Great idea @bkragl!

I guess we are not proceeding with this one, and so it should probably be closed. @bkragl? Thanks!

Thanks for the comments. Given that this change breaks .NET framework compatibility I don't think it makes sense at this point. The custom FsLexYacc ItemGroup type is interesting. Do you happen to know how to define that? I can't find it in https://github.com/fsprojects/FsLexYacc

I don't have experience with this, but it looks like the build tasks are defined here:
https://github.com/fsprojects/FsLexYacc/blob/master/src/FsLexYacc.Build.Tasks/FsLexYacc.targets


[PE-D][Tester D] Edit command  allows for duplicate persons

The edit command here does not check after I edited index 2. person Bernice to irfan ibrahim that Irfan Ibrahim already exists in the addressbook.
Add a duplicate check before commiting in the address book

Labels: severity.Medium type.FeatureFlaw
original: Shauryan123/ped#9

Duplicate of #180


[unstable option] width_heuristics

Tracking issue for width_heuristics

I'm curious if this is related to https://github.com/rust-lang/rustfmt/issues/2636 ?

Yes it is but that option is not meant to be used by a user


how to resolve the problem ????

when i run gekko in command ,it shows log as below :
Unsupported exchange: okcoin.cn

config.watch = {
// see https://gekko.wizb.it/docs/introduction/supported_exchanges.html
exchange: 'Okcoin.cn',
currency: 'CNY',
asset: 'BTC',
tickrate: 8
// You can set your own tickrate (refresh rate).
// If you don't set it, the defaults are 2 sec for
// okcoin and 20 sec for all other exchanges.
// tickrate: 20
}

You have specify as: exchange: 'okcoin'.


Creating a VLAN/port group on a Standard vSwitch

Good day,
I have been using knife-sphere with quite some success. Thanks for all the work.  However, I often run across older vSphere environments (that I can't re-config :-) that only use the Standard vSwitch (not the Distributed vSwitch). The docs on...
knife vsphere vlan create NAME VLAN_ID [–switch DSSWITCH]

Creates a vlan (port group on a distributed virtual switch) with the given name and VLAN ID. If you have multiple distributed switches then use the --switch option to set the switch
...only indicate support of the Distributed vSwitch.
The command knife vsphere vlan list does show me all the VLANs in my lab vCenter (across 5 clusters).    But, with a little bit of experimentation, I've not gotten the knife vsphere vlan create NAME VLAN_ID [–switch DSSWITCH] command to work.  I always get FATAL: No switches found.
Q1: Is there any clever naming trick (something like ClusterA:vSwitch2 or vSwitch2@ClusterA) for the DSSWITCH value that will get this command to support the Standard vSwitch?
Q2: Or is this a new feature request?

Hi, I'm pretty sure it's a different set of APIs... The code to create a DV port group is specific to distributed virtual switches. Creating a port group on a standard vSwitch looks a fair bit simpler though.
I don't have anything to test this on though. If you feel like trying to code something up, even if it's a hack, I'd be happy to help get it to a submittable state.

Hmmm...    I'm a newbie to this Chef, Ruby & knife world.  With my other on-going tasks, It would take me awhile to get it complete. (And I'd anything I would create would certainly want to be well scrubbed and reviewed by more knowledgeable folks. ;-)  But, in general, I'm willing to work on it...   with a bit of guidance from you all.


Add permission for write external storage in sound recorder

@ewpatton I've made the necessary changes. Kindly review.
Solves #2008

Can one of the admins verify this patch?

@AppInventorWorkerBee ok to test

@ewpatton I have made the necessary changes. Please review.


Automatically creating ItemGroup/Include references with new files.

Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I have fiddled for a bit and can't stop it from happening.
I took the settings straight from the README.MD
Is there something I am doing wrong, or is this a bug?
Varsion: Visual Studio 2022
Project Type: Blazor WASM Hosted
<PropertyGroup>
  <!-- take full-control -->
  <EnableDefaultSassItems>false</EnableDefaultSassItems>
</PropertyGroup>

<ItemGroup>
  <!-- add files manually -->
  <SassFile Include="wwwroot/css/app.scss; **/*.razor.scss" Exclude="Styles/**/*.scss; Styles/*.scss"/>
</ItemGroup

After adding a new file into the 'Styles' folder. An Include item group is added for the scss file.
<ItemGroup>
   <SassFile Include="Styles\StyleSheet.scss" />
</ItemGroup>

This actually isn't so much of a problem now, I forgot since last using sass that all my component level items should start with an underscore. So I have no need to try and set any exclusions.


new :extend face attribute

With latest commits in Emacs 27, there's new :extend face attribute, that is for extending highlighting beyond EOL. By default it isn't set to t and now doom-one looks like this:

Should I manually patch every face, or there will be a fix for that? It seems DOOM Emacs can use Emacs 27 as a base, so I wonder where changes should be put.

Will Emacs ignore :extend in earlier versions? Or throw an error about unknown properties?

it throws error in Emacs 26.3

I've opened a bug at Emacs: #37774

This is the set of faces I've manually set up to make it look as it was before :extend introduced.
(use-package doom-themes
  :commands (doom-themes-org-config)
  :config
  (doom-themes-org-config)
  (setq doom-themes-enable-bold t
        doom-themes-enable-italic t)
  (when (>= emacs-major-version 27)
    (with-eval-after-load 'org
      (dolist (face '(org-block
                      org-block-begin-line
                      org-block-end-line
                      org-level-1))
        (set-face-attribute face nil :extend t)))
    (with-eval-after-load 'magit
      (dolist (face '(magit-diff-hunk-heading
                      magit-diff-hunk-heading-highlight
                      magit-diff-hunk-heading-selection
                      magit-diff-hunk-region
                      magit-diff-lines-heading
                      magit-diff-lines-boundary
                      magit-diff-conflict-heading
                      magit-diff-added
                      magit-diff-removed
                      magit-diff-our
                      magit-diff-base
                      magit-diff-their
                      magit-diff-context
                      magit-diff-added-highlight
                      magit-diff-removed-highlight
                      magit-diff-our-highlight
                      magit-diff-base-highlight
                      magit-diff-their-highlight
                      magit-diff-context-highlight
                      magit-diff-whitespace-warning
                      magit-diffstat-added
                      magit-diffstat-removed
                      magit-section-heading
                      magit-section-heading-selection
                      magit-section-highlight
                      magit-section-secondary-heading
                      magit-diff-file-heading
                      magit-diff-file-heading-highlight
                      magit-diff-file-heading-selection))
        (set-face-attribute face nil :extend t)))
    (with-eval-after-load 'ediff
      (dolist (face '(ediff-current-diff-A
                      ediff-current-diff-Ancestor
                      ediff-current-diff-B
                      ediff-current-diff-C
                      ediff-even-diff-A
                      ediff-even-diff-Ancestor
                      ediff-even-diff-B
                      ediff-even-diff-C
                      ediff-fine-diff-A
                      ediff-fine-diff-Ancestor
                      ediff-fine-diff-B
                      ediff-fine-diff-C
                      ediff-odd-diff-A
                      ediff-odd-diff-Ancestor
                      ediff-odd-diff-B
                      ediff-odd-diff-C))
        (set-face-attribute face nil :extend t)))
    (with-eval-after-load 'hl-line
      (set-face-attribute 'hl-line nil :extend t))
    (with-eval-after-load 'faces
      (dolist (face '(region
                      secondary-selection))
        (set-face-attribute face nil :extend t))))
  :init (load-theme 'doom-one t))

I obviously missed some, but maybe this will help narrow down the amount a bit

FYI. I saw this post https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/diahh1/emacs_27_update_changed_how_highlighted_lines/.

@andreyorst Thx you so much!
I find helm and macrostep also need this
(with-eval-after-load 'helm
  (set-face-extend 'helm-selection t))
(with-eval-after-load 'macrostep
  (set-face-extend 'macrostep-expansion-highlight-face t))

I tested this snippet in Emacs25 and no error occurs.

@seagle0128 Oh, that changes things.
I'll soon look into adding :extend properties to the faces mentioned here. Let me know if there are any others!

I find that many transient faces are now not extended, like the line at the bottom. But I don't know if this should be reported to transient directly, since, I believe that it was extended without doom-themes, and doom should just inherit the faces?

I don't understand why the default value isn't nil. That could keep compatibilities.

As discussed in #37774 the decision was that amount of faces that need to be extended is much less, so they assumed that this change would not affect much:

Eli Zaretskii
It was intentional, meaning the assumption was that extending the face
past the last character on the line makes little sense in general.
IOW, preventing the extension for most faces was the main point of the
change.

Actually, it seems that this statement is correct. Very little faces in core packages need this. And we can't calculate the amount of faces for external packages.
On a side note, this chage seem fixed this bug, so workaround not needed anymore:
https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs/blob/d297dc6934301a2b9597b03426b9f56bee09282e/modules/ui/doom/config.el#L62-L76
At least for me.

I don't understand why the default value isn't nil. That could keep compatibilities.

Eli consider this is the way get the things done correctly.
See discussion here https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnu-emacs/2019-10/msg01809.html

It seems that they surely want to do this change for 27. We can take the action to add :extend t for faces now.

I see a trick from magit.
,@(and (>= emacs-major-version 27) '(:extend t)

As of 8cd0516 this issue should be resolved. Let me know if that isn't the case or if there are faces/themes I've missed. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!

I'm not sure where it should be fixed, so I won't open a new issue yet,  but using highlight-indent-guides with (setq highlight-indent-guides-method 'character) makes cursor disappear at the end of the line with indent guides.

Unfortunately this problem doesn't seem to be fixed either.

@wedens Please try the fixes mentioned in hlissner/doom-emacs/issues/1988 on the faces of highlight-indent-guides. I don't use Emacs 27 nor highlight-indent-guides, so it'd be a big help.

Also, 6e3526b should fix hlissner/doom-emacs/issues/1988.

I could reproduce the problem without solaire. But actually I've just updated emacs to the latest commit (5a3e96b17c2a948ac952295962dc6e281ec5cad5) and the problem is fixed.

As of 8cd0516 this issue should be resolved. Let me know if that isn't the case or if there are faces/themes I've missed. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!

I think markdown-mode faces should be tweaked as well:

Official screenshot shows this:

@andreyorst Fixed

http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs.git/commit/?id=58fb4c3e68a4a42ad491d0fa2c084e5c39942e2b
Accroding to this commit, it's unnecessary for us to repeat :extend t in themes, it will be inherited from original spec! :D

Fantastic. I'll give it a month or two for folks to catch up to this version, then I'll remove them from the package.


There is no vscode.executeResolveCompletionItem complex command

I'm forwarding requests using executeCommand. There is a vscode.executeCompletionItemProvider but I don't see a matching command for resolving the item in the docs or https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/master/src/vs/workbench/api/node/extHostApiCommands.ts

There is now an optional argument for the number of completions to be resolved when calling executeCompletionItemProvider.


Enhanced Object Literals error

If I write this code combining computed properties with shorthand properties:
var greet = "hi",
    object = {
        greet, // Shorthand for greet: greet
        ["fare" + "well"]: "bye" // Computed
    };

I get this output, that a bad assign on it:
var greet = "hi", object = (_a = {
    greet: greet
},
    _a.greet = , // ERROR
    _a["fare" + "well"] = "bye",
    _a);
var _a;

That's it :)

Hi @lucasmciruzzi, this looks to be fixed in branches release-1.5 and master. Thanks for filing, happy hacking!

Ok, the problem then is that release-1.5 is not yet available in NPM, because the latest version there is 1.5.0-alpha .... I'll clone the 1.5 branch for now.
Thanks!


Collision with fast bodies.

Hello!
I'm developing a free kick game, where the player has to shoot a ball and smash a target.
I have a problem with the collisions when the ball is too fast. I uploaded this video showing the problem. You can see, for example in the last shot [1:28], how the ball cross the wall, the target and the net without problems.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd8A39i_YbQ

World Settings:

world.quatNormalizeSkip = 0;
world.quatNormalizeFast = false;
world.defaultContactMaterial.contactEquationStiffness = 1e128;
world.defaultContactMaterial.contactEquationRelaxation = 4;
world.gravity.set(0, -9.82, 0);
world.solver.iterations = 20;
world.solver.tolerance = 0.0;

maxSubSteps: 10
The sizes are realistic:

Ball: Sphere, 0.22m.
Wall Box: Box, 0.5m. (Sleeping by default).
Average Target; Cylinder, 1m - 2m with 0.4m depth. (Sleeping by default).
Net: Box, 0.4m depth.

The maximum possible impulse force applied to the ball is 20.
Contact Materials:

contactEquationStiffness: 1e128,
contactEquationRelaxation: 4,
frictionEquationStiffness: 1e128,
frictionEquationRelaxation: 4

I know that this is a common problem in physics engines, but I'm trying to find the best possible configuration to make the game more playable, because a force of 20 is not too much. And here are my questions:

Can I make any change to solve completely or at least partially the problem?
Am I doing this right?

Thank you very much for creating and supporting this library! :smile: :+1:

@fjguerrero in cannon.js, there is no real support (from what I've seen in the source code) for Continous Collision Detection, or CCD. As you might already know, it basically prevents these kinds of situations from happening, where an object is moving too fast and "tunnels" through objects between simulation steps. Since the physics engine does not support it just yet, the only other way of minimizing the tunneling effects without too much hassle would be to increase the .maxSubSteps property of your world, but that leads to slower simulations (which I'm sure you don't want).
An alternative would be to implement CCD yourself. Fortunatly, since this is only 1 fast-moving ball, the code requirements are very small. All you need is a little raycasting knowledge:
var raycaster = new THREE.Raycaster();

// Must predict next position and check if the ray trajectory if it intersects anything!
function limitSphere(ball, objs){
  var arr;
  raycaster.set(ball.position.clone(), ball.velocity.clone().unit());
  raycaster.far = ball.velocity.length();
  arr = raycaster.intersectObjects(objs);

  if(arr.length){
    ball.position.copy(arr[0].point);
  }
}

This function will only work properly if the velocity already has a direction (it should not be [0,0,0]).


Bugs in Firefox for further investigation

[ ]  FAQs don't work
[x] Friends don't work

Hmm, this seems to work:

Looks like this is caused because you need the tabs permission in Firefox to use the query API with the "url" parameter

We can workaround this by getting the last time iOstatus was changed - tabs are constantly changing extension local storage to the status

Ok - I have a solution for this locally almost done :)

Commited - will test everything works fine tomorrow.

Everything works fine - closing.


Update github actions

A possibile idea: what about using dependabot for keeping the github action up-to-date? This way, in case there are new versions, PRs will be opened automatically. Even a weekly check should be enough, IMHO.

I've never used dependabot before, is it tricky to set up? In this case, I think the depedencies are little enough that maybe doing it manual is fine...

In any case thank you a lot for taking care of this!

Codecov Report

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Report is 4 commits behind head on master.
The diff coverage is n/a.

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PortUnificationHandler only works properly on fast / reliable connections

Currently PortUnificationHandler#channelRead0 checks whether there are three readable bytes and then kicks off the evaluation which protocol is being used.
If no protocol can be identified the connection is closed.
But if there are less than three bytes, it just returns.
This means, for example this:

PU is sent
handler returns
T is sent
handler returns
PUT\n is sent
handler recognizes HTTP, configures the pipeline and continues

So actually the inputstream had PUTPUT\n, which was recognized and handled as if the first three bytes didn't exist.
So currently leading bytes may be ignored and thus requests answered incorrectly.
And additionally requests might not be recognized correctly and thus are either ignored or aborted while they would have been perfectly valid.
As far as I have understood it, the PortUnificationHandler must change to be statefull and collect the bytes until it can either clearly identify the protocol or clearly discard the request.
It would probably be easy to collect the bytes in a ByteBuf that can then be redispatched with a fireChannelRead after one of the isXXX methods recognized the protocol or after all isXXX methods gave up (isSsl e. g. needs at least 5 bytes to do its work.
But I might not be able to contribute this, as I'm not too familiar with netty and how you properly make this stateful.

fixed in merged PR


Report progress as a percentage

Previously it was displayed as a value from 0% to 1%
As specified https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specifications/specification-current/#workDoneProgress
See also https://github.com/alanz/haskell-lsp/blob/1f85ef3c150dc8b2626a181c47d8635015e67ee5/src/Language/Haskell/LSP/Core.hs#L150-L154

Thanks!
On Wed, Mar 11, 2020 at 10:17 PM fendor<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wrote:

Merged #1692 https://github.com/haskell/haskell-ide-engine/pull/1692
into master.
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Should I use hybrid flow or authorization code + PKCE

Hi,
I have read the docs clearly stating that for server applications hybrid flow should be the grant type to go for. However, I have also read somewhere else that the authorization code flow + PKCE (without a need for client secret) should be considered as the new standard to replace all the other flows, in all situations.
Can anyone elaborate on this?
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I updated our official guidance
https://identityserver4.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/grant_types.html

Any update on the issue? closing for now - feel free to re-open if it needs further discussion.


Aligning 2 set of points

IF the 2 images have the SAME scale the operations are:

identify key points (features)
find the common features between the 2 images (ransac)
align the centroids of the key points
rotate

The 2 last processes can likely be done using ml-matrix using this approach:

http://nghiaho.com/?page_id=671

Retrieving angle from rotation matrix: take care to the orientation of the coordinate system.
" Non-standard orientation of the coordinate system
A rotation through angle θ with non-standard axes.
If a standard right-handed Cartesian coordinate system is used, with the x-axis to the right and the y-axis up, the rotation R(θ) is counterclockwise. If a left-handed Cartesian coordinate system is used, with x directed to the right but y directed down, R(θ) is clockwise. Such non-standard orientations are rarely used in mathematics but are common in 2D computer graphics, which often have the origin in the top left corner and the y-axis down the screen or page.[2]" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix

This was fixed in the ml-affine-transform module: https://github.com/mljs/affine-transform


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Rework income process using IndexDistribution

@sbenthall recently introduced IndexDistribution to deal (among other things) with distributions that time-varying indices.
Seb, this is a first attempt at using that class in the income-process constructor. The current code works and I quite like the change, I'd like your feedback.
The big issue is that, as we discussed before, we need to think a bit more about what is the appropriate thing to do about RNG seeds with this change. I've not taken care of it and that's why tests are failing.

[x] Tests for new functionality/models or Tests to reproduce the bug-fix in code.
[x] Updated documentation of features that add new functionality.
[x] Update CHANGELOG.md with major/minor changes.

TODOS:

[ ] Handle seeds appropriately.
[ ] Replace the code that draws from the income distribution to make use of the new functionality.
[ ] Docstrings and linting.

Yes, thank you, I like this.
There is an additional failing test:
    def setUp(self):
        # Make one agent type and an economy for it to live in
        self.agent = AggShockMarkovConsumerType()
        self.agent.cycles = 0
        self.agent.AgentCount = 1000  # Low number of simulated agents
>       self.agent.IncShkDstn[0] = 2 * [self.agent.IncShkDstn[0]]  ## see #557
E       TypeError: 'IndexDistribution' object does not support item assignment

I didn't write a __setitem__ method for the IndexDistribution class. One could be easily added.
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/__getitem__-and-__setitem__-in-python/
The seed logic in HARK is quite complex and I'm not sure I fully understand all the motivations for it.

I am reviving this and will work on it during the next few weeks. It is part of a broad goal of making the income-process construction code more flexible. However, the next step is to update the current code using newer tools that have been added, like IndexDistribution and calc_expectations (both of which I think are awesome).
A big issue with this kind of update is the RNG. For reasons yet to be determined (maybe the order in which shocks are drawn or some seed that needs to be passed) using IndexDistribution changes the shocks that are drawn by tests. Being the income process that pretty much every AgentType in HARK inherits, this change makes almost all of the simulation tests fail.
Before I dive into it, I want to summon the RNG maestros to ask if they have any idea or opinion on how this issue should be resolved. Do I edit the tests to check for the new values? Do I tweak the new implementation until matches the current tests? Do I look for a happy middle?
Have the team's views on simulation tests and how they should be done changed?

Hooray. Glad you're looking into this.
I don't think this  addresses the whole issue, but one way to tackle the problem is to rewrite tests so that rather than targeting a specific numerical value, they tests a functional relationship:
Here's an example:
https://github.com/econ-ark/HARK/blob/master/HARK/ConsumptionSaving/tests/test_ConsPortfolioFrameModel.py#L81-L84
This is actually a much better test, since it tests the functionality of the code, and not some accidental combination of the code and a random seed.

That test is evaluating a property of the solution. I think we have a fair bit of those.
I still see value in testing simulation results. Imagine for instance that some indexing error in SimOnePeriod made us draw the wrong shocks. Or that, as it happened 2 years ago, some handling of a seed makes agents always draw the same shock. Tests to catch that are great. So I am happy that we have both kinds, but I wonder if in your discussions there has been any development in how we think we should carry out simulation tests going forward.

Something reassuring is that in the current state of the PR, tests that deal with the solution itself (not the simulation history) pass, so we know the current machinery is leaving the distributions that the agents get in the solution process unchanged. We know the miss-matches are generated when we draw from the IndexDistributions as opposed to the lists of discrete distributions currently in master.

These are great points.
This is an example of a test of simulation functionality that does not depend on the random seed:
https://github.com/econ-ark/HARK/blob/master/HARK/ConsumptionSaving/tests/test_ConsPortfolioFrameModel.py#L69-L74
I am not aware of any new consensus for doing simulation tests.
But automated testing wisdom would say that it's always better to test for a specific unit of functionality than to test for a general 'correct answer' from a complicated system. The current way of testing simulations -- just testing for some predetermined output -- is a lazy way of writing tests.  This problem with the random seeds exposes the cost of that laziness.

Is it possible that there is an error in IndexDistribution though?
If so, a new unit test for IndexDistribution might catch it.

Is it possible that there is an error in IndexDistribution though? If so, a new unit test for IndexDistribution might catch it.

I am 98% sure that:

There is no bug in terms of representing different distributions from the ones we want to represent. If that were the case we would get errors in tests that deal with model solutions.
It does seem to change the order or seeds with which shocks are drawn, resulting in different simulation histories even if the distributions we are drawing from are the same as before. That's why we are getting failures in the simulation tests.

@sbenthall I have a clue of what might be happening.
If you run
from HARK.distribution import IndexDistribution, Lognormal, MeanOneLogNormal
import numpy as np

n_app = 5
sigmas = [0.1,0.2]

RNG = np.random.RandomState(1)

a = []
for s in sigmas:
    a.append(MeanOneLogNormal(s, seed = RNG.randint(0, 2 ** 31 - 1)))

a_draws = []
for d in a:
    a_draws.append(d.draw(1))

print(a_draws)

b = IndexDistribution(engine = MeanOneLogNormal, conditional  = {'sigma': sigmas}, seed = 1)

b_draws = []
for d in b:
    b_draws.append(d.draw(1))

print(b_draws)

You will find that a_draws and b_draws have the exact same shock draws.
Notice:

Approach "a" is creating a random-number generator with seed 1, then using it to draw the seeds of the time-specific distributions.
Approach "b" creates an index distribution with seed=1 and then draws from the time-specific distributions.

The key of why these two approaches give the same result is that IndexDistribution creates its own internal random-number generator with the given seed
https://github.com/econ-ark/HARK/blob/f338c976c813991a095a0d3fea9967232ea59e07/HARK/distribution.py#L67
https://github.com/econ-ark/HARK/blob/f338c976c813991a095a0d3fea9967232ea59e07/HARK/distribution.py#L19-L20
and then uses that random-number generator to draw the seeds of the time-specific distributions
https://github.com/econ-ark/HARK/blob/f338c976c813991a095a0d3fea9967232ea59e07/HARK/distribution.py#L72-L78
Thus, if I represent the time-varying income distribution with an IndexDistribution, there will be t+1 random-number generators:

A "master" one, that will draw the seed of the time-specific distributions.
t time-specific ones.

The difference is that under the current approach the seeds for the time-specific distributions are drawn directly from the agent's RNG
https://github.com/econ-ark/HARK/blob/f338c976c813991a095a0d3fea9967232ea59e07/HARK/ConsumptionSaving/ConsIndShockModel.py#L2737-L2742
Thus, without IndexDstn we have
Agent's RNG --(draws seeds for)--> Time-specific RNGs
and with IndexDstn we have
Agent's RNG --(draws seed for)--> IndexDstn's RNG --(draws seeds for)--> Time-specific RNGs
The extra step must make simulations not exactly match (but it might not be the only thing).

A solution might be to let IndexDstn (optionally) receive an RNG from which to draw time-specific seeds, instead of creating its own.

@sbenthall, I'd like to ask why do you think IndexDistribution must inherit from the Distribution class.
I think the above issue is being generated by the fact that the current implementation thinks of the IndexDistribution as a random variable in itself. I wonder what you would think of a re-interpretation in which IndexDistribution is not itself a distribution but a way to organize time-varying distributions.

A solution might be to let IndexDstn (optionally) receive an RNG from which to draw time-specific seeds, instead of creating its own.

@sbenthall Just confirmed this (mostly) works.

Passes all of IndShock's tests except Harmenberg.

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This PR finally passes tests! I managed to resolve all the simulation discrepancies.
It does kick the can of simulation tests down the road, but there is already an issue for that #1105 and I feel getting to an unified solution and a single fix in a different PR would be better. It was also satisfying to get it to match: I now know there is no bug in IndexDstn.
The actual change that is introduced by this pr is not that transcendental: it simply uses IndexDstn for the income process. However, this innovation makes it much easier to flexibilize the income process with things like time-varying unemployment, which is not currently supported (and I will need and implement soon).
I am re-requesting review.

This is looking very good.
There's one change I'd suggest.
According to its documentation, the engine parameter of the IndexDistribution should be of type Distribution. You have made standalone methods (e.g. IncShk_engine) for your distribution engines. (I believe I've done this in my own code elsewhere).
I wonder whether it would make sense to make these engine methods into model-specific subclasses of Distribution. Basically, you would just be putting the substance of your engine methods into the __init__ method of the class.

Thanks Seb,
Just to verify that I follow, you'd like me to move my ***Shk_engine methods to the inside of the Agent type? so that they are called by self.***Shk_engine?
I think that'd make sense, since these are specifically tailored for the given model.

No, that's not what I mean.
I mean something more like:
class IncomeShockDistribution(Distribution):

    def __init__(self,
        sigma_Perm,
        sigma_Tran,
        n_approx_Perm,
        n_approx_Tran,
        UnempPrb,
        IncUnemp,
        seed=0,):
        ...

        IncShkDstn = IndexDistribution(
            engine=IncomeShockDistribution,
            conditional={
                "sigma_Perm": PermShkStd,
                "sigma_Tran": TranShkStd,
                "n_approx_Perm": PermShkCount_list,
                "n_approx_Tran": TranShkCount_list,
                "UnempPrb": UnempPrb_list,
                "IncUnemp": IncUnemp_list,
            },
            RNG=self.RNG,
        )

To elaborate on this @Mv77 ...
The single-period income distributions are used by several models (in the current HARK architecture, via inheritance). But where I think we should move to is that these distributions should be define in model configuration, not hard coded into model code. See issue #620
In the FramedAgent code, this is precisely what happens: the PermShk frame takes, as its 'transition function', a Distribution.
https://github.com/econ-ark/HARK/blob/master/HARK/ConsumptionSaving/ConsPortfolioFrameModel.py#L193-L206
That is is then used by the simulation code to know that that variable must be sampled as a shock.
https://github.com/econ-ark/HARK/blob/master/HARK/frame.py#L257-L265
At the very least, if you defined the IncShk engine in terms of classes that are subclasses of Distribution (or, DiscreteDistribution, which may be more appropriate), then I could use that same distribution definition in the PortfolioFrameModel. That's an indication of how this would support code reuse.

Thanks Seb.
I initially thought of this as type puritanism!
But the more I think of it, the more it makes sense. It pushes us in the direction of income distributions being their own object, modular entities easily switched around. I am fully onboard; will revise over the weekend.

Not that type puritanism is bad; it is just one of those things that have a huge social return but are annoying to enforce in one's own life.

@sbenthall
Seb, I've now made engines their own class. Tests still pass. This is ready for your review again.
Thank you!

A small suggestion:  Many different choices could be made for the IncomeShockDistribution.  The choices here are highly specific: Transitory and Permanent shocks, with a transitory unemployment spell.  As long as we are inventing a new name anyway, let's call it something more specific, like FriedmanBufferStockShockDistribution or TranPermWithIIDUnempShockDistribution or BufferStockTheoryShockDistribution.  (Or perhaps substituting Shk For Shock in accord with guidelines in the NARK.   And maybe Dstn for Distribution, to prevent the name of the object from being too long.

Agreed. I've now gone with

Permanent income shocks: LognormPermIncShk.
Transitory income shocks: MixtureTranIncShk.
Joint permanent +  transitory income shock specification: BufferStockIncShkDstn.

Great work, @Mv77 . Thanks for the careful design and implementation. :)

Thank you for the reviews! :)


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Hi @Sben65,
You can create a key generator by using this kind of sample:
        using System.Security.Cryptography;
        using System.Text;

	public static string GenerateKey()
	{
		var length = 48;
		var rnd = RandomNumberGenerator.GetBytes(length);

		return Convert.ToBase64String(rnd);
	}
}


z490 Vision D Port Map?

I have this exact setup, except that I have a z490 vision D. Is there a port map available for that motherboard, or should I make it myself?

Look here: https://github.com/SchmockLord/Hackintosh-Intel-i9-10900k-Gigabyte-Z490-Vision-D