a gentle introduction to historical data analysis
what is text mining?
You've certainly heard how text mining can reveal hidden patterns, new research questions, and either confirm or counter intuition. Yet it is often discussed in technical and intimidating terms.
While it may be mathematically sophisticated, text mining can also be done in myriad ways that don't involve huge datasets or complex statistical analysis.
There is no right way to "do" text mining. Fundamentally, it allows historians to view, explore, and play with their sources. Use a variety of techniques!
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what do you do with a million books?
what is text analysis, and why bother?
isn't it too hard?
Bleeding-edge text mining work in the humanities, usually described in terms of automation and algorithmic approaches to huge data sets, make text mining seem like computer science hammers in search of humnaities nails.
But the basic premise behind text mining--sketching out the contours of large or unorganized amounts of text--is something humanists do all the time. It does not require complex tools or visualizations.
normalized compression distance
machine learning
natural language processing
sentiment analysis
& it's not humanities!
Isn't text mining fundamentally antithetical to the close reading that fuels humanistic inquiry and interpretation? How do we REALLY know what the computer is doing? How sure can we be that we've set it up to notice something worth noticing?
Counting words does not answer historical questions! True, but neither does reading or digging through archives.
A complex hermenutic process creates evidence from data. Text mining simply helps you analyze historical sources (and more of them) from multiple points of view.
unfortuntate criticism of metadata
good advice for mining big data
EXAMPLE: recognizing literary genres
multi-faceted & targeted exploration
It's surprisingly easy to use tools to explore texts and greatly improve research efficiency, especially for a small to intermediate amount of text. These techniques do not scale up to handle huge amounts of data, but most historians don't work with huge amounts of data.
The machine's tolerance for mindless drudgery can be exploited with a highly guided approach that reduces the black-boxiness of an algorithmic approach.
Let's use the Old Bailey Online. and Voyant to explore the use of poison in the 19th century. We can collect trial documents by downloading cases we're interested in (you can get them 10 at a time from the API). Then, use a ZIP utility to bundle them together; this makes it easier to upload them to Voyant.
Look for words that might be informative. In this case, I searched for drink, drunk, ate, eaten, and et. Zeroing in on those contexts, I see that "coffee" is one of the most common terms, and in fact one of the most common vehicles for poison.
Hardly a groundbreaking discovery, but it's a quick, targeted approach to making sense of documents on a scale not possible without computer mediation, but without expecting the machine to find interesting patterns on its own.
zero in
Of course you'll eventually want to do something that isn't possible with a specific tool. This is when the power of knowing a little bit of programming (or perhaps more accurately, scritping) can be useful.
To cheer us up after the poisonings, let's tackle the nature of love in Jane Austen.
A simple tool, grep, can help direct your research by not just finding relevant words or phrases, but also by making it easy to compare them in context.
Learning how to create search expressions (like below) is no harder than navigating bilbiographic databases or learning research languages.
grep -o ".\{0,50\}love.\{0,50\}"
Writing simple code is just like following a recipe (get a cheat sheet). As you might guess, it means to display 50 characters on either side of the word "love."
The output of this command collates all instances of "love". Across many texts, this is a huge time saver. NOTE: you still need to read and interpret! (and probably do more searching)
reformat and re-view
What was sinful in the 19th century?
Above, the corpus was small and well-defined. If a research corpus ranges more widely over sources and dates, you'll need to reformat and reorganize the data. In this case, we'll gather texts from Google Books and isolate contexts around occurrances of mentions of "sinful" in Victorian literature. Here, though, the raw data was more or less randomized, making a useful reading virtually impossible.
A simple PHP script to reformat the results can help take randomized data (often the way it is most efficiently collected or retrieved), and make it more readable. Is it reasonable to expect a historian to create this? Rather than create, one just needs to find solutions to similar problems. Most steps helpful in text mining have been solved already. The historians chore is to apply the ones most appropriate to facilitating interpretation.
The formatted results are ugly, but informative---organized here chronologically and by book.
imagine, don't imitate
- Approaching the process of text mining with an open mind helps us imagine how to use the various appropriate methodologies most effectively.
- Text mining is NOT necessarily about big data and complex algorithms, nor a substitute for reading, nor getting the computer to do historical analysis.
- Historical sources are data as much as text. Data can be inquired in different and profitable ways.
- Visualization is more about exploring sources and finding new questions than answering traditional questions.
- Enhanced searching through basic search tools like grep and scripting languages like PHP can help you explore sources at new scales.
See the full version at:
http://fredgibbs.net/extras/text-mining-digital-poster


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An entity can have multiple checks associated with it. This allows you to check multiple services on the same host by creating multiple checks on the same entity, instead of multiple entities each with a single check.
Setup¶
$entity = $service->getEntity();
For more information about setting up the $service object, please see the userguide tutorial for services.
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- Data is the next Intel inside.
- End of Software release cycle, i.e. Operations must become a core competency and Users must be treated as co-developers, in a reflection of open source development practices.
- Lightweight programming models to build loosely coupled systems and allow syndication.
- Software above the level of a single device i.e. not limited to any specific platform, technology and devices.
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Consider the following BNF grammar in which <s> is the start non-terminal and @, ? and # are three binary operators:
| <s> | ::= | <s> @ <t> | | <t> |
| <t> | ::= | <u> ? <t> | | <u> |
| <u> | ::= | <u> # <v> | | <v> |
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Which one of the following statements is true of this grammar?
Review the definitions for "production," "non-terminal," "operator," "associativity of operators," and "order of precedence of operators."
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To make the cauliflower piccalilli, put the vinegar, sugar and salt in a saucepan and heat until the sugar has dissolved, then simmer for 10 minutes. Mix together all the dried spices and chilli and wrap in a muslin cloth, then tie tightly. Add to the pan and simmer for 5 minutes. Stir in the cornflour and simmer for another 5 minutes. Add the cauliflower and simmer for 2–3 minutes. Add the cucumber and onion and bring back to a simmer. Tip the mixture into a large bowl, cover and chill in the fridge for 3 days. Strain the vegetables, keeping the liquor, and remove the spice bag. Tip the vegetables into a food processor and pulse, adding enough cooking liquor to make a coarse purée.
To make the pickled raisins, put all the ingredients apart from the raisins in a saucepan, add 300ml/10fl oz water and a large pinch of salt and bring to the boil. Add the raisins, remove from the heat and leave to cool. Leave to marinate for 1 day.
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To make the curry paste, put a frying pan over a medium heat and sauté the red peppers in the oil for 2–3 minutes, or until softening and a little golden. Add the shallots and a large pinch of salt and cook for 3–4 minutes, or until lightly caramelized. Add the garlic, fresh ginger and all the dried spices and cook for 8-10 minutes. Add the tomatoes and mango and cook over a low heat for 2 hours, or until reduced and thick, stirring, from time to time. Remove the bay and star anise and purée the mixture until it is very smooth. Pass through a fine sieve and season to taste.
To make the cauliflower purée, put the cauliflower in a saucepan. Add the milk, cream, sugar, turmeric, curry powder, 15g/½oz of the curry paste and a pinch of salt and bring to a simmer. Reduce the heat to low and cook for 15–20 minutes, or until just soft but not stewed. Drain and reserve the liquid and tip the cauliflower into a food processor. Pulse, adding enough of the cooking liquid to make a smooth purée. Pass through a fine sieve and chill. Reserve the remaining cooking liquor for serving.
To make the spiced mango purée, heat the oil in a saucepan. Add the shallots, garlic and bay plus salt and pepper and heat for 2 minutes, or until just soft. Add all the other spices and cook for another minute. Add the tomatoes, tomato purée, all the mango, sugar and ¾ teaspoon salt and bring to a simmer. Cook for 45 minutes, or until you have a thick purée. Add the lime juice and zest and cook for 5 minutes. Remove the bay and star anise, then purée in the food processor until smooth. Pass through a fine sieve and chill, then transfer to a squeezy bottle.
To serve, dust the scallops with the curry powder and seasoning. Heat the oil and butter in a frying pan until hot. Add the scallops and fry for 2–3 minutes, turning part way through, until lightly caramelized. Squeeze over a little lemon juice.
For each portion, put 60g/2oz piccalilli in a large ring for each portion, then remove the ring. Squeeze two dots of each purée on the piccalilli, then 6 raisins followed by 3 scallops, then drizzle over the curry oil. Froth the remaining cauliflower liquor and serve with the scallops.


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This is a simple fixed demo of the Needleman-Wunsch alignment with nice color and interactivity features, as implemented in the “Multicompare” feature of Brucheion by Thomas Koentges (see on GitHub).
The text is that of passage “NBhū 113,2;1" (i.e., first chunk of paragraph starting at page 113, line 2), with printed edition Yogindrananda 1968 as the base text (left) and critical edition (Neill, forthcoming) and manuscripts P1, P2, and VS as comparands (right).
Green color on the right indicates pairwise difference of the individual comparand on the right with the base-text the left. Yellow color on the left is a measure of cumulative difference between the base-text on the left and all comparands on the right taken together. Darker color indicates more difference.
Sanskrit orthography (punctuation, gemination, etc.) has been normalized so that the alignment's color highlighting can show more meaningful differences.


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Warning
The API documentation is still very poor. More documentation is coming soon.
Main class which represent a Graph
Breadth-first search.
See also
Wikipedia BFS descritpion
list of nodes
Depth-first search.
Wikipedia DFS descritpion
Return the other node
Usage example
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void STP_OnOneSecondTick ( STP_BRIDGE* bridge, unsigned int timestamp );
Function which the application must call approximately once every second.
If the application runs multiple bridges, is it recommended that a single periodic timer
is set up, and that this function is called for each bridge when this timer triggers, with the same
value for timestamp
for all bridges. This makes it easier to
visualize in the debug log which tick triggered which actions on which
bridge.
Execution of this function is a potentially lengthy process. It may call various callbacks multiple times.
It is allowed to call this function for stopped bridges. In this case it will return immediately.
If many devices are wired in the same STP network, it is recommended that the timer period is not identical on all devices, but spread a little around the one-second value (for instance, between 950 and 1050 ms). This helps avoid bursts of STP activity occurring on all devices at the same time. Note that there's still a chance these bursts are once in a while synchronized accross the network, so the whole system must still be designed to handle them.
This function may not be called from within an STP callback.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 1
Bring to the boil a large pan of salted water. Cook the spaghetti in the boiling water, following the instructions on the packet for timing.
Heat the olive oil in a saucepan and fry the onion and garlic for five minutes. Add the chopped chilli and halved tomatoes. Cook, stirring, on a medium-low heat for two minutes.
Add half the torn basil and the squid. Cook over a low heat for 5-10 minutes, or until the squid flesh is cooked but still tender.
Drain the spaghetti and mix with the sauce in the pan. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste.
To serve, put the spaghetti in a bowl, scatter over the rest of the torn basil and serve with a lemon wedge.


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GPA: 4.50
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House Renting is an online platform. House owner can give house ads and see ads whose want to rent the house and contact with the house owner.
House Owner Sides
House Renter Sides
Admin Sides
A single shop shopping cart project with separate API and UI part. The main purpose of this project is to create an E-Commerce web platform to maintain a shop.
Client Sides
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A simple personal blog with separate API and UI part. The main purpose of this project is to create to write a personal post. The user can read only published post and comment on this post.
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| anchor |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <a> tag. |
| big |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <big> tag. |
| blink |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <blink> tag. |
| bold |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <b> tag. |
| charAt |
Returns the character at the specified index. |
| charCodeAt |
Returns the Unicode value of the character at the given index. |
| concat |
If necessary, converts the one or more given values to strings. |
| fixed |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <tt> tag. |
| fontcolor |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <font> tag. |
| fontsize |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <font> tag. |
| indexOf |
Returns the index within the string of the first occurrence of the specified string, starting the search at fromIndex if provided. |
| italics |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <i> tag. |
| lastIndexOf |
Returns the index within the string of the last occurrence of the specified value. |
| link |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <a> tag. |
| localeCompare |
Performs a localized comparison of two strings. |
| match |
Matches a string against a regular expression. |
| replace |
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| search |
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| slice |
Extracts a substring of the given string and returns it as a new string. |
| small |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <small> tag. |
| split |
Splits a string into a group of substrings, places those strings in an array, and returns the array. |
| strike |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <strike> tag. |
| sub |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <sub> tag. |
| substr |
Returns a string containing the characters beginning at the specified index, start, through the specified number of characters. |
| substring |
Returns a substring of the given string by extracting characters from indexA up to but not including indexB. |
| sup |
Returns a string consisting of this string enclosed in a <sup> tag. |
| toLocaleLowerCase |
Returns a new string which contains all the characters of the original string converted to lowercase (localized). |
| toLocaleUpperCase |
Returns a new string which contains all the characters of the original string converted to uppercase (localized). |
| toLowerCase |
Returns a new string which contains all the characters of the original string converted to lowercase. |
| toSource |
Creates a string representation of this object that can be fed back to eval() to re-create an object. Works only with built-in classes. |
| toString |
Returns itself. |
| toUpperCase |
Returns a new string which contains all the characters of the original string converted to uppercase. |
| valueOf |
Returns itself. |


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Your reference number is @params.get("sdilNumber").
You'll need to keep this for your records.
You gave this contact email address when you applied to register for the Soft Drinks Levy.
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Utilities for fetching configuration data from the flash.
void config_init(void)
Initialise config system.
void config_cmdline(int argc, char *argv[])
Parse config settings from command line for POSIX builds.
uint8_t config_getMagic(void)
Get magic value (MAGICOK) from start of config area.


--- title: Data keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "This module includes classes to create the datasets." description: "This module includes classes to create the datasets." ---
The BaseDataset
class is a template to be used for the several types of datasets we are going to use. The methods BaseDataset.list_files
, BaseDataset.find_dates
and BaseDataset.open
are just placeholders to be defined individually for each data source as they will depend on the filenames and file types.
The remaining methods of BaseDataset
listed below are already defined but some may need to be redifined for particular datasets with different characteristics.
Example:
iop = InOutPath('../data', '../data')
R = Region('PI', [-10, 36, 5, 44], 0.01)
bands = ['Reflectance_M5', 'Reflectance_M7', 'Reflectance_M10', 'Radiance_M12',
'Radiance_M15', 'SolarZenithAngle', 'SatelliteZenithAngle']
merge_tiles = MergeTiles('SatelliteZenithAngle')
mir_calc = MirCalc('SolarZenithAngle', 'Radiance_M12', 'Radiance_M15')
rename = BandsRename(['Reflectance_M5', 'Reflectance_M7'], ['Red', 'NIR'])
bfilter = BandsFilter(['Red', 'NIR', 'MIR'])
data = Viirs750Dataset(iop, R, bands=bands)
test_eq(str(data.times[0]), '2017-10-27 00:00:00')
out = data.process_one(time=data.times[0],
proc_funcs=[merge_tiles, mir_calc, rename, bfilter],
save=False)
test_eq([k for k in out], ['MIR', 'Red', 'NIR'])
test_eq(np.nanmean(out['NIR']).round(4), 0.0474)
class Viirs750Dataset2(Viirs750Dataset):
_use_netcdf4 = False
data2 = Viirs750Dataset2(iop, R, bands=bands)
out2 = data2.process_one(time=data.times[0],
proc_funcs=[merge_tiles, mir_calc, rename, bfilter],
save=False)
# Comparing open with netCDF4 and pyhdf
test_eq(np.nanmean(out['NIR']).round(7), np.nanmean(out2['NIR']).round(7))
test_eq(np.nanmean(out['Red']).round(7), np.nanmean(out2['Red']).round(7))
test_eq(np.nanmean(out['MIR']).round(7), np.nanmean(out2['MIR']).round(7))


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layout: post
title: Basil and parsley pesto
date: 2021-03-04 06:00:34 -0200
background: '/img/recipes/vegan-dips.jpg'
categories: Recipes
---
This pesto is actually better than your standard non-vegan variety.
Not only is nutritional yeast super good for you, it's also super tasty.
I added parsley to the pesto to give it a peppery kick.
Prep time: 5 minutes
Cook time: 3-5 minutes
Serving: +- 15 tbsp servings
Ingredients
- ½ cup pecan nuts
- 2 cups basil leaves (fully packed)
- ½ cup flatleaf parsley
- 2 cloves garlic
- 3 tbsp nutritional yeast
- 1 tbsp fresh lemon juice
- ½ - ¾ cup extra virgin olive oi
- ¼ - ½ tsp sea salt/Himalayan sal
Instructions
- Heat up a frying pan and toast the pecan nuts for 3-5 minutes.
- Combine all the ingredients in a food processor/blender and blend until a
slightly chunky paste forms.
Tip
Serve with crackers/nachos.
Add to wraps/burgers/omelettes, etc.
Add the olive oil and salt in small batches and, taste as you go.
Live long and keto-on!


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Yes you can,
It’s not only a great political slogan..
Does Heavy Disk I/O harm your system responsiveness? (Do Firefox and other apps become unresponsive when using I/O on SSD?)
There is a “little” workaround: change your I/O Scheduler!
You can change I/O Scheduler of your kernel on eeepc 900 (and not only, also on: 901, dell mininote and the other netbooks with Solid State Disk) and use someone that will takes you some advantages,
with the option: “elevator” you can try many different schedulers from you kernel:
Completely Fair Queuing (Linux) (Default one)
Also as you can read by the description of each scheduler, noop seems to be the best I/O Scheduler for Systems placed on SSD,
but I’ve experienced more improvement using Deadline Scheduler.
this is an example showing my current Grub configuration:
title Ubuntu 8.10, kernel 2.6.27-8-eeepc
uuid 32399df8-340e-45bb-8344-430976ffa718
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-8-eeepc root=UUID=32399df8-340e-45bb-8344-430976ffa718 ro elevator=deadline
initrd /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-8-eeepc
quiet
Please note: what you are experiencing on your system seems to be a bug related to the kernel,
Stay Tuned on: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/131094 to have more updates!
gbyte :-)


ShimCache analysis revolves around the cache information stored in the registry regarding Windows application compatibility etc.
This was developed by https://github.com/mandiant/ShimCacheParser, and was incorporated into RegSmart as is with not modifications. RegSmart just calls this module in the background to generate the information provided by this module.
For this the following registry keys were used:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\AppCompatibility\AppCompatCache HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\AppCompatCache\AppCompatCache


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2. Bitset
The bitset(3m) module provides functions for testing and manipulating an arbitrary pointer to memory as a set of bits. Unlike other modules in Libmba, this is not an abstract data type in that it is the responsibility of the user to manage the memory of the bitset. All bitset(3m) operations threat the target memory as an array of unsigned char elements. Bit 0 of each element is the least significant bit whereas bit 7 is the most significant bit.
Paramters and return values that represent the index of a bit in the bitset(3m) start at 0 relative to the provided target memory. It is the caller's responsability to ensure that a bit index parameter falls within the target memory.
2.1. The bitset functions
These functions should be used to test and manipulate a memory pointer as a set of bits.
The bitset_isset function
Synopsis
#include <mba/bitset.h>
int bitset_isset(void *ptr, int bit);
Description
The bitset_isset function tests the bit at the index identified by bit and returns 1 or 0 to indicate that it is set or unset respectively.
Returns
The bitset_isset function returns 1 or 0 to indicate that the bit at the index identified by bit is set or unset respectively.
The bitset_set function
Synopsis
#include <mba/bitset.h>
int bitset_set(void *ptr, int bit);
Description
The bitset_set function sets the bit at the index identified by bit and returns 1 if the bit was set or 0 if the bitset was not modified.
The bitset_unset function
Synopsis
#include <mba/bitset.h>
int bitset_unset(void *ptr, int bit);
Description
The bitset_unset function unsets the bit at the index identified by bit and returns 1 if the bit was unset or 0 if the bitset was not modified.
The bitset_toggle function
Synopsis
#include <mba/bitset.h>
void bitset_toggle(void *ptr, int bit);
Description
The bitset_toggle function toggles the bit identified by bit. This function does not return a value.
The bitset_find_first function
Synopsis
#include <mba/bitset.h>
int bitset_find_first(void *ptr, void *plim, int val);
Description
The bitset_find_first function returns the index of the first bit with the value val starting at the memory ptr up to, but not including, the memory at plim. Specifically if val is 0 the index of the first bit not set is returned whereas if val is non-zero the index of the first bit that is set is returned.
Returns
The bitset_find_first function returns the index of the first bit with the value val or -1 and sets errno to ENOENT if there is no such bit in the memory between ptr and plim.
The bitset_iterate function
Synopsis
#include <mba/bitset.h>
void bitset_iterate(iter_t *iter);
Description
The bitset_iterate and bitset_next functions are used to iterate over the bits in the bitset(3m) identified by the memory at ptr.
The bitset_next function
Synopsis
#include <mba/bitset.h>
int bitset_next(void *ptr, void *plim, iter_t *iter);
Returns
The bitset_next function returns 0, 1, or -1 to indicate the next bit in the memory at ptr representing this bitset(3m). If the next bit is unset, 0 is returned. If the bit is set, 1 is returned. Only memory up to, but not including, plim will be examined. When plim is reached -1 is returned.
Copyright 2004 Michael B. Allen <mba2000 ioplex.com>


A bot is a machine that takes the place of a human in a communications medium
A bot is a
machine computer program that takes the place of a human in a
communications medium social network
Programs which generate "content"
Usually run on a schedule
Mostly disconnected posts
Often not interactive
...very like a spam bot
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YOU CAN'T
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Long, slow, casual performance
Audience interaction
Bounded or unbounded
@Kels_Schro @SortingBot YO HOW DID YOU MAKE THIS HAPPEN
— Ryan Harvot (@HarvotRyan) December 6, 2016
@SortingBot how does this work lol?

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About
Ukrainian fellow engaged in a variuos software development for many years:
Bots development
Web Development with ASP.NET, Python
A big fan of Machine Learning and Big Data
Mobile development experience
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The main package for events and event listeners definitions.
The JGUIraffe library provides generic event types independent of specific GUI
toolkits. The following generic event types (and corresponding listeners) are
supported:
- Action events: Events of this type are triggered, e.g. by command buttons
or menu items. They indicate that the user has issued a command.
- Focus events are triggered when a control gains or loses the keyboard focus.
- Change events are a generic mechanism for indicating that a control was
somehow changed. This could mean, for instance, that a selection in a list or a
tree control was changed or that the user has entered text into a text field.
- Window events: They are related to windows, e.g. opening a window, closing
a window, or activating it.
For each event type a corresponding listener interface exists. The methods
provided by these interfaces are similar to those supported by typical GUI
toolkits.
In addition to the event classes and event listener interfaces this package
contains the FormEventManager
class, which is the central component
for registering event listeners at GUI components. It provides methods for
adding listeners of all types either globally or at specific controls.
Alternatively special tags in builder scripts can be used for registering event
listeners.
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Creating the Study Directory Structure¶
Once the study description file has been created, the directory structure of the sttudy can be created by issuing the following command.
-> python create_study_directory_structure.py
This script will create the following study directory structure and also create ROI template files
.
└── testStudy
├── HC-001
│ └── sess-1
│ └── forearm
│ ├── dicom
│ ├── rois
│ │ └── EH
│ │ ├── EH_HC-001_sess-1_forearm_fat.zip
│ │ ├── EH_HC-001_sess-1_forearm_muscle.zip
│ │ └── EH_HC-001_sess-1_forearm_outline.zip
│ └── T2
└── study_description_file.yml


Who plays on 'Thursday Night Football' tonight? Time, TV channel, schedule for Week 12
by Tadd HaislopIn 2019, "Thursday Night Football" generally features intriguing matchups, even if the quality of play takes a dip as a result of a short week for the participating teams. That's part of the reason the NFL can continue to get awaywith forcing teams to play a few days early each week. As long as fans care to scan their TV channels for "Thursday Night Football," the league will give the people what they want.
This week on "Thursday Night Football," the Texans will host the Colts in a game scheduled to kick off at 8:20 p.m. ET on Fox and NFL Network. Based on the tinypoint spread attached to this game, Houstonvs. Indianapolisis expected to be tight. The 6-4 Texansare 3 1/2-point home favorites over the6-4 Colts.
WEEK 12 NFL PICKS: Straight up | Against the spread
It should go without saying that Thursday night's game is a big one in the AFC South, where the Colts and Texans are tied in the division standings as the NFL playoff picture becomes more relevant. Indianapolis holds the tiebreaker by virtue of its win over Houston back in October.
Thursday’s game marks the 36th regular-season meeting between these rivals, with the Colts holding a massiveall-time series advantage at 27-8, including the last two.
Below is all the info you need to watch "Thursday Night Football" this week, including the TV channel and kickoff time for Colts vs. Texans.
Who plays on Thursday Night Football tonight?
- Indianapolis Colts at Houston Texans
- Kickoff time: 8:20 p.m. ET
In both our picks against the spreadand our straight-up NFL predictionsfor Week 12, Sporting News is projecting a Texans win over the Colts on Thursday night. Below are the explanations.
Pick against the spread:The Colts don't play as well on the road, especially defensively. Neither team can expect to have much traditional rushing success, so it's all about the passing games. Deshaun Watson will buy time at home to deliver some deep balls, while Jacoby Brissett will be short on receivers who can stretch the field. Watson typically rebounds well from a bad game, and Houston's defense will overachieve a bit with the midweek emotional prime-time home bump. Pick: Texans win 24-20 and cover the spread.
Straight-up prediction: When an NFL team as good as the Texans gets embarrassed, that team typically bounces back with an inspired performance. So what Baltimore did to Houston last week could be bad news for Indianapolis this week. The return of Jacoby Brissett to the Colts' lineup and the ensuing win over the Jaguars was spoiled by the loss of Marlon Mack to a broken hand. The running back likely would have given Houston some trouble. Instead, with the Texans now being the better rushing team, it's up to Brissett to outplay Deshaun Watson. And the Colts QB ain't Lamar Jackson. Pick: Texans 27, Colts 21.
MORE: Full betting preview for Colts vs. Texans
What channel is Thursday Night Football on?
- TV channel (national): NFL Network, Fox
- TV channel (Indianapolis): WXIN
- TV channel (Houston): KRIV
- Live stream: Amazon Prime
"Thursday Night Football" broadcast rights in 2019 are shared betweenFox, NFL Network and Amazon Prime.
Thursday night games on Fox this season are called by the network'slead broadcast team of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman,sideline reporters Erin Andrews andKristina Pink, andrules analyst Mike Pereira.
Andrea Kramer and Hannah Storm are the voices for Amazon Prime's broadcasts.
Thursday Night Football TV schedule for 2019
All "Thursday Night Football" games start at 8:20p.m. ET.
| Week | Date | Matchup | TV channels |
| 4 | Sept. 26 | Eagles at Packers | Fox, NFLN, Prime |
| 5 | Oct. 3 | Rams at Seahawks | Fox, NFLN, Prime |
| 6 | Oct. 10 | Giants at Patriots | Fox, NFLN, Prime |
| 7 | Oct. 17 | Chiefs at Broncos | Fox, NFLN, Prime |
| 8 | Oct. 24 | Redskins at Vikings | Fox, NFLN, Prime |
| 9 | Oct. 31 | 49ers at Cardinals | Fox, NFLN, Prime |
| 10 | Nov. 7 | Chargers at Raiders | Fox, NFLN, Prime |
| 11 | Nov. 14 | Steelers at Browns | Fox, NFLN, Prime |
| 12 | Nov. 21 | Colts at Texans | Fox, NFLN, Prime |
| 14 | Dec. 5 | Cowboys at Bears | Fox, NFLN, Prime |
| 15 | Dec. 12 | Jets at Ravens | Fox, NFLN, Prime |


Import the module to your app to add the ability to use wizards inside your app.
You'll likely want to add the SebNgWizardModule
to one of your modules e.g AppModule
. It's
however possible to import it into several modules if you want to provide different wizards with different steps and
configuration within a single app (like in this demo).
Note that you need to provide an instance of WizardSteps
which holds information about all the steps used
by the wizard.
Import SebNgWizardModule
(and other required modules) like this:


Naive Edge Detection with Discrete Wavelet Transformations
Discrete wavelet transformations provide an easy way to perform naive edge detection in digital images. Our task is to identify boundaries in a given image where large changes in pixel intensities have occurred.
Text Reference: Section 6.4
Contents
Import a Digital Image
We begin by importing a digital image. We will use one of the images that comes, courtesy of Radka Tezaur, with the DiscreteWavelets Toolbox. The command ShowThumbnails can be used to see what choices are available.
ShowThumbnails('ImageType','GrayScale');
Let's use Gray 6. The code below reads this image from disk and plots it.
% ImageNames gives the absolute path to all included image files. gry=ImageNames('ImageType','GrayScale'); % Use ImageRead to read the image and store it in matrix A. A=ImageRead(gry{6}); % Use ImagePlot to plot the image. ImagePlot(A); title('A Clown');
Compute the Discrete Wavelet Transformation
We will use the discrete Haar wavelet transformation for this demo. We next compute two iterations of the HWT and plot the result.
% Compute the HWT and store in matrix B. B=HWT2D(A,2); % Plot the HWT. WaveletDensityPlot(B,2,'DivideLinesColor',[1 0 0],'DivideLinesThickness',[2 2]) title('Haar Wavelet Transformation - 2 Iterations');
Replace the Lowpass Portion with a Matrix of Zeros
We next replace the lowpass portion of the transformation with a matrix of zeros.
% Grab the dimensions of A and form an appropriately sized zero matrix. [r c]=size(A); Z=zeros(r/4,c/4); % Replace the upper left corner of B with Z and plot the result. B=PutCorner(B,Z); WaveletDensityPlot(B,2,'DivideLinesColor',[1 0 0],'DivideLinesThickness',[2 2]) title('Modified Transformation');
Compute the Inverse Discrete Wavelet Transformation
The final step in the process is to compute two iterations of the inverse HWT on the modified transformation now housed in B.
% Compute the inverse transformation. Edges=IHWT2D(B,2); ImagePlot(Edges); title('The Edges in the Original Image');
You can get perhaps a better look at the edges if you plot the negative of Edges.
% Plot the negative of Edges. ImagePlot(255-Edges); title('The Edges in the Original Image');


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Arrival
10:00-ish Breakfast/Coffee
10:15-10:45 William Gantt:
Decomposing and Recomposing Event Structure
10:45-11:10 John Starr:
Subversive Verses Alter Alternatives: Mind Rhyme and its Implications on Covert Processing
11:10-12:10 Coffee break
12:15-12:45 Elias Stengel-Eskin:
Universal Decompositional Syntactic and Semantic Parsing
12:45-1:15 Forrest Davis:
Neural Language Models as Surface-Driven Linguistic Systems
1:15-3:15 Lunch / Dragon intermission
3:15-3:45 Jin Dou:
Predicting EEG Using Semantically-Tuned Language Models
3:45-4:15 Thomas Darnell:
Protorole Influences on Reading Times
4:15-6:00 Coffee / Discussion
6:00-8:00 Dinner


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