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""" create a bitcoind service proxy
"""
protocol = 'https' if use_https else 'http'
uri = '%s://%s:%s@%s:%s' % (protocol, rpc_username, rpc_password,
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"""
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""" Gets the unspent outputs for a given address.
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if isinstance(blockchain_client, BlockcypherClient):
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change_address=None):
""" Builds and signs a "send to address" transaction.
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# generate a scriptSig for each input
for i in xrange(0, len(inputs)):
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unsigned_tx = signed_tx
# return the signed tx
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private_key_obj, from_address, inputs = analyze_private_key(private_key,
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# generate a scriptSig for each input
for i in xrange(0, len(inputs)):
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unsigned_tx = signed_tx
# return the signed tx
return signed_tx | python | def make_op_return_tx(data, private_key,
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""" Builds and signs an OP_RETURN transaction.
"""
# get out the private key object, sending address, and inputs
private_key_obj, from_address, inputs = analyze_private_key(private_key,
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if not change_address:
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outputs = make_op_return_outputs(data, inputs, change_address,
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unsigned_tx = serialize_transaction(inputs, outputs)
# generate a scriptSig for each input
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blockchain_client=BlockchainInfoClient(), fee=STANDARD_FEE,
change_address=None):
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# dispatch the signed transction to the network
response = broadcast_transaction(signed_tx, blockchain_client)
# return the response
return response | python | def send_to_address(recipient_address, amount, private_key,
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change_address=None):
""" Builds, signs, and dispatches a "send to address" transaction.
"""
# build and sign the tx
signed_tx = make_send_to_address_tx(recipient_address, amount,
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blockstack/pybitcoin | pybitcoin/transactions/network.py | embed_data_in_blockchain | def embed_data_in_blockchain(data, private_key,
blockchain_client=BlockchainInfoClient(), fee=OP_RETURN_FEE,
change_address=None, format='bin'):
""" Builds, signs, and dispatches an OP_RETURN transaction.
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# build and sign the tx
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# return the response
return response | python | def embed_data_in_blockchain(data, private_key,
blockchain_client=BlockchainInfoClient(), fee=OP_RETURN_FEE,
change_address=None, format='bin'):
""" Builds, signs, and dispatches an OP_RETURN transaction.
"""
# build and sign the tx
signed_tx = make_op_return_tx(data, private_key, blockchain_client,
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blockstack/pybitcoin | pybitcoin/transactions/network.py | sign_all_unsigned_inputs | def sign_all_unsigned_inputs(hex_privkey, unsigned_tx_hex):
"""
Sign a serialized transaction's unsigned inputs
@hex_privkey: private key that should sign inputs
@unsigned_tx_hex: hex transaction with unsigned inputs
Returns: signed hex transaction
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inputs, outputs, locktime, version = deserialize_transaction(unsigned_tx_hex)
tx_hex = unsigned_tx_hex
for index in xrange(0, len(inputs)):
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tx_hex = sign_transaction(str(unsigned_tx_hex), index, hex_privkey)
unsigned_tx_hex = tx_hex
return tx_hex | python | def sign_all_unsigned_inputs(hex_privkey, unsigned_tx_hex):
"""
Sign a serialized transaction's unsigned inputs
@hex_privkey: private key that should sign inputs
@unsigned_tx_hex: hex transaction with unsigned inputs
Returns: signed hex transaction
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inputs, outputs, locktime, version = deserialize_transaction(unsigned_tx_hex)
tx_hex = unsigned_tx_hex
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entry.toggle_paused()
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message = 'Your entry, {0} on {1}, has been {2}.'.format(
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messages.info(request, message)
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:type eval_data: list(instance.Instance)
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if write_data:
config.dump([inst.__dict__ for inst in eval_data],
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default=json_default, lines=True)
results = {split_prefix + 'num_params': learner.num_params}
predictions, scores = learner.predict_and_score(eval_data)
config.dump(predictions, 'predictions.%sjsons' % split_prefix, lines=True)
config.dump(scores, 'scores.%sjsons' % split_prefix, lines=True)
for metric, metric_name in zip(metrics, metric_names):
prefix = split_prefix + (metric_name + '.' if metric_name else '')
inst_outputs = metric(eval_data, predictions, scores, learner)
if metric_name in ['data', 'predictions', 'scores']:
warnings.warn('not outputting metric scores for metric "%s" because it would shadow '
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else:
config.dump(inst_outputs, '%s.%sjsons' % (metric_name, split_prefix), lines=True)
mean = np.mean(inst_outputs)
gmean = np.exp(np.log(inst_outputs).mean())
sum = np.sum(inst_outputs)
std = np.std(inst_outputs)
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prefix + 'mean': mean,
prefix + 'gmean': gmean,
prefix + 'sum': sum,
prefix + 'std': std,
# prefix + 'ci_lower': ci_lower,
# prefix + 'ci_upper': ci_upper,
})
config.dump_pretty(results, 'results.%sjson' % split_prefix)
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write_data=False):
'''
Evaluate `learner` on the instances in `eval_data` according to each
metric in `metric`, and return a dictionary summarizing the values of
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Dump the predictions, scores, and metric summaries in JSON format
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