Model plugin for bacon.js

Get bacon.js event streams from Backbone models

An rstan implementation of Bacon-like age-depth modelling but with hierarchically structured multi-resolution depth scales.

Data, code, and output from the Bacon age-depth models developed for use in the STEPPS prediction runs.

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bacon.jquery ajax methods, without bacon.model dependency

Reactive model with Bacon.

A simple box model for BBQ bacon burgers

R code for the Bayesian Connectomics (BaCon) model class

Breadth First Search with Javascript - Modeling The Oracle of Bacon website

Used the Azure Custom Vision application to train a model that can differentiate between bacon and not bacon using an underlying neural network.

Calculation of Bacon Age-Depth-models for the LegacyAge 1.0 dataset. Supplement to: Chenzhi Li, Alexander Postl, Thomas Böhmer, Xianyong Cao, Andrew Dolman, Ulrike Herzschuh (2021): Harmonized chronologies of a global late Quaternary pollen dataset (LegacyAge 1.0)

r.bacon settings used for the age-depth modeling of the Irig, Nosak, Stari Slankamen and Crvenka loess-palaeosol sequences

A Java REST API backed by a Neo4j graph database that models actors and movies and computes the Bacon number, and shortest paths between actors.

The famous 6 degrees for Kevin Bacon altered to find the degree of separation between any two actors through an AI model that uses the A* search algorithm.

Conducted statistical analysis of 1992 Florida election data using BACON algorithm for outlier detection. Applied Box-Cox transformations and developed regression model (R²=0.5397) revealing relationship between demographic factors and voting behavior.

A graph search implementation of the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon problem. Actors and movies are modeled as a graph, and Breadth-First Search (BFS) is used to find the shortest path of connections between two people.

This project models the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon game as a search problem, finding the shortest connection between two actors through shared films. Using breadth-first search (BFS), it identifies the minimal sequence of movies and actors that link them together.

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This project adapts the classic "+Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon" idea to Scopus metadata. We build an undirected co-author network, analyze its structure, enrich each author with language-model embeddings, and expose a Streamlit UI for shortest-path lookups plus AI-powered insights.

(function () { //Change this to your GitHub username so you don't have to modify so many things. var fork = "Yemasthui"; //Define our function responsible for extending the bot. function extend() { //If the bot hasn't been loaded properly, try again in 1 second(s). if (!window.bot) { return setTimeout(extend, 1 * 1000); } //Precaution to make sure it is assigned properly. var bot = window.bot; //Load custom settings set below bot.retrieveSettings(); /* Extend the bot here, either by calling another function or here directly. Model code for a bot command: bot.commands.commandCommand = { command: 'cmd', rank: 'user/bouncer/mod/manager', type: 'startsWith/exact', functionality: function(chat, cmd){ if(this.type === 'exact' && chat.message.length !== cmd.length) return void (0); if( !bot.commands.executable(this.rank, chat) ) return void (0); else{ //Commands functionality goes here. } } } */ bot.commands.baconCommand = { command: 'bacon', //The command to be called. With the standard command literal this would be: !bacon rank: 'user', //Minimum user permission to use the command type: 'exact', //Specify if it can accept variables or not (if so, these have to be handled yourself through the chat.message functionality: function (chat, cmd) { if (this.type === 'exact' && chat.message.length !== cmd.length) return void (0); if (!bot.commands.executable(this.rank, chat)) return void (0); else { API.sendChat("/me Bacon!!!"); } } }; //Load the chat package again to account for any changes bot.loadChat(); } //Change the bots default settings and make sure they are loaded on launch localStorage.setItem("basicBotsettings", JSON.stringify({ botName: "basicBot", language: "english", chatLink: "https://rawgit.com/Yemasthui/basicBot/master/lang/en.json", startupCap: 1, // 1-200 startupVolume: 0, // 0-100 startupEmoji: false, // true or false autowoot: true, autoskip: false, smartSkip: true, cmdDeletion: true, maximumAfk: 120, afkRemoval: true, maximumDc: 60, bouncerPlus: true, blacklistEnabled: true, lockdownEnabled: false, lockGuard: false, maximumLocktime: 10, cycleGuard: true, maximumCycletime: 10, voteSkip: false, voteSkipLimit: 10, historySkip: false, timeGuard: true, maximumSongLength: 10, autodisable: true, commandCooldown: 30, usercommandsEnabled: true, skipPosition: 3, skipReasons: [ ["theme", "This song does not fit the room theme. "], ["op", "This song is on the OP list. "], ["history", "This song is in the history. "], ["mix", "You played a mix, which is against the rules. "], ["sound", "The song you played had bad sound quality or no sound. "], ["nsfw", "The song you contained was NSFW (image or sound). "], ["unavailable", "The song you played was not available for some users. "] ], afkpositionCheck: 15, afkRankCheck: "ambassador", motdEnabled: false, motdInterval: 5, motd: "Temporary Message of the Day", filterChat: true, etaRestriction: false, welcome: true, opLink: null, rulesLink: null, themeLink: null, fbLink: null, youtubeLink: null, website: null, intervalMessages: [], messageInterval: 5, songstats: true, commandLiteral: "!", blacklists: { NSFW: "https://rawgit.com/" + fork + "/basicBot-customization/master/blacklists/NSFWlist.json", OP: "https://rawgit.com/" + fork + "/basicBot-customization/master/blacklists/OPlist.json", BANNED: "https://rawgit.com/" + fork + "/basicBot-customization/master/blacklists/BANNEDlist.json" } })); //Start the bot and extend it when it has loaded. $.getScript("https://rawgit.com/Yemasthui/basicBot/master/basicBot.js", extend); }).call(this);

Create a sandwich order form that allows the user to select all the ingredients for a custom deli sandwich. Create a Sandwich module, then create the following as individual modules, using IIFE syntax, to augment Sandwich: bread meat cheese condiments veggies Your project should have one HTML file that has: a section of options for each sandwich part the ability to select multiple, or zero, choices for each section (such as turkey and bacon, or "no meat") an empty DOM element into which the final sandwich order and its cost will be inserted The ingredient choices should be stored as JS objects that contain the ingredients as keys and their cost as the value. {"turkey": 0.90, "bacon": 1.50} Make sure the ingredient objects cannot be accessed by the other modules except through an accessor (getter) method. Each IIFE should expose, in its public interface, a method named add{ingredient} (e.g. addMeat or addVeggies) that accepts a single argument. That argument's value should be the ingredient selected by the user. You should also create an additional JavaScript file that handles interacting with the form elements and determining which method should be called. Don't worry about exposing the prices to the user until you display the final cost. This is just an exercise, not a business model. Here's some simple boilerplate code to get you started. SandwichMaker.js var SandwichMaker = (function() { // Private variable to store the price var totalPrice = 0; // Return the public interface that other code can interact with return { addTopping: function(toppingPrice) { totalPrice += toppingPrice; } }; })(); Meat.js // This SandwichMaker IIFE augments the original one var SandwichMaker = (function(maker) { // Private variable to store the different meat prices var meatPrices; // Augment the original object with another method maker.addMeat = function() { return ???; }; // Return the new, augmented object with the new method on it return maker; })(SandwichMaker); DOMHandler.js // Variable to hold the final price. Default to 0. var finalSandwichPrice = 0; // Variable to hold topping that the user selects var selectedTopping; // Get a reference to the <select> element that has all the meat options var meatChooser = document.getElementById("meat-chooser"); /* A <select> element broadcasts a change event, so you listen for it and get the value of the topping from your augmented IIFE */ meatChooser.addEventListener("change", function(event) { // Get the value chosen from the DOM selectedTopping = event.target.value; // Determine the price of the topping chosen // Add the topping to the SandwichMaker to increase the total price });