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EvaluationMaster.show_status | (self) | Shows current status of competition evaluation.
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EvaluationMaster.cleanup_failed_attacks | (self) | Cleans up data of failed attacks. | Cleans up data of failed attacks. | def cleanup_failed_attacks(self):
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EvaluationMaster.cleanup_attacks_with_zero_images | (self) | Cleans up data about attacks which generated zero images. | Cleans up data about attacks which generated zero images. | def cleanup_attacks_with_zero_images(self):
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EvaluationMaster.cleanup_defenses | (self) | Cleans up all data about defense work in current round. | Cleans up all data about defense work in current round. | def cleanup_defenses(self):
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test_admin_may_bypass_min_period | (resource_with_opening_hours, user) |
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get_synthetic_metrics | (self) | Return synthetics metrics (used by the API Gateway statistic methods.
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