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{
    "@context": [
    {
      "@base": "https://secorolab.github.io/models/floorplan/hospital/",
      "fpm": "https://secorolab.github.io/models/floorplan/hospital/",
        "poly": "https://secorolab.github.io/metamodels/geometry/polytope#",

        "Polytope": "poly:Polytope",
        "Polygon": "poly:Polygon",
        "Polyhedron": "poly:Polyhedron",

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General Language Functions

Being Cautious

Devices that distance the author from a proposition

It is thought that …
It is believed that …
It has been reported that …
It is a widely held view that …

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{{title}}

![[%(metadataFileName)#Metadata]]

Other files: {{mdnotesFileName}} {{metadataFileName}}

Zotero links

{{localLibrary}}

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git commit stats

Commands to get commit statistics for a Git repository from the command line -
using git log, git shortlog and friends.

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Running experiments

Create the omniboard container:

docker-compose up

Through the command line you can now run an experiment, and override some of its configuration, e.g:

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# Adding Jade to your project in Eclipse
1. Right click on your project and click on Build path > Add external archives
2. Look for the `jade.jar` file and add it. 
3. On the menu Run> Run configurations
  1. Create a new run configuration
  2. On the Main tab, add the jade.Boot to the Main Class
  3. In the arguments tab you can specify arguments needed by jade e.g. `-gui` or your agents e.g. "-agents Name:pkg.AgentExample"
  4. Make sure that in the Classpath tab, the jade.jar file appears.
  
## Adding JADE variables to your .bashrc