for_all(fn, @rest xs1, ...)
Return true
if applying the function fn
to all the corresponding elements of
the lists xs1, ...
returns true
, otheriwse return false
.
The lists xs1, ...
must be of the same length. Fn
should accept as
many arguments as there are lists and should not mutate the list arguments.
for_all(is_symbol, ['a, 'b, 'c])
// true
for_all(^(x, y, z) x + y == z,
[1, 2, 3, 4],
[1.2, 2.3, 3.4, 4.5],
[2.2, 4.3, 6.5, 8.5])
// false


The technique to get water out of your ears that could be causing brain damage
If you've ever been swimming you can probably relate to that uncomfortable feeling of having water stuck in your ears.
And if you've ever tried to get rid of that water, there's a good chance you have tried shaking your head to get it out.
However, a new study shows that doing so could actually cause brain damage.
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Researchers from Cornell University and Virginia Tech found that for small children, the force created when they jerk their heads sharply in an attempt to get water out of their ear canal can have a dangerous effect on their brain.
The researchers created a simplified model of the ear canal using glass tubes. A tube is then dropped onto a spring to mimic the shaking of the head.
"Our research mainly focuses on the acceleration required to get the water out of the ear canal," Anuj Baskota, one of the authors, told Phys.org. "The critical acceleration that we obtained experimentally on glass tubes and 3-D printed ear canals was around the range of 10 times the force of gravity for infant ear sizes, which could cause damage to the brain."
Thankfully, the technique isn't as dangerous for adults, as the acceleration was lower due to the larger diameter of the ear canal.
For anyone hoping to avoid the shaking technique to get rid of water, the researchers suggested another method.
"Presumably, putting a few drops of a liquid with lower surface tension than water, like alcohol or vinegar, in the ear would reduce the surface tension force allowing the water to flow out."


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The below graph shows the behavior given of a very simple 2 layer network with a single weight in each layer. These weights w0 and w1 are shown on the axis below, and the minimum of the loss function is when w1(w0) = 1
This visualization shows how different curvature correction algorithms perform on a surface that has a clear minimum but whose gradient is extremely close to 0 for most of the surface.
Play with the provided sliders to see how the visualization changes at different values of q and across different learning rates.
1/q:
learning rate:


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This is not actually a real post but rather a code snippet surrounded by text.
Nevertheless I think it is a quite useful one: have you ever found yourself writing a function where a data frame is created, wanting to name that data frame based on a custom argument passed to the function?
For instance, the output of your function is a really nice data frame name in a really trivial way, like “result”.
But your dream is to let the user (or some piece of code behind the function) specify the data frame name, passing it as an argument of your function.
To achieve that you need to look at _assign _function, which let's you access the hash table of a given environment (_pos _argument) and change the value of a given variable.
Find below a working function which applies this idea:
[code language="r”] rename_df = function(choosen_name){ data_set = data.frame(column_A = c(1,4,6,7,8),column_B = c(seq(1:5))) title = choosen_name assign(title,data_set,pos = “.GlobalEnv”) } [/code]
Have you found any other way to get here? I would love to here it!
p.s.: wondering why I chose that image? well, is Adam naming animals.. :)


Reveal.js
A HTML Presentation Framework
Created by
David Hedtke
Table of contents
What is reveal.js?
Pros/cons
How can you use reveal.js?
A live coding example
What is reveal.js?
reveal.js is a framework for easily creating a web-based presentation
There are different approaches to create them
#### You can use HTML ```html
Single Horizontal Slide
Vertical Slide 1
Vertical Slide 2
```
### You can use Markdown #### Markdown support Write content using inline or external Markdown. [More](https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js#markdown) ```html
#### Markdown support Write content using inline or external Markdown. [More](https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js#markdown)
```
Pros/cons
Pros
Can be easily managed via a version control system (no binary code)
Can be widely customized with plugins and configurations
You only need a browser on the target machine
Changing the theme of the presentation don't produce trouble
Cons
Usage is more complex than PowerPoint
You can find more information about PowerPoint than about reveal.js
How can you use reveal.js?
Via the online editor
Set it up without a server
Set it up with a Node.js server
A live coding example
Jump to the documentation


Comments
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Greg Hurrell
Thanks a lot for the suggestion, Hector. I think it's a great idea and I don't think it would be too hard to implement. Can you just clarify what you mean by the "MySynergyWishList" thing? How exactly would you want it to operate?
-
Hector Cabarcas
Hey Wincent. Nice hearing from you. Here's how it would work...
1) I'm listening to a song and decide I really like it. 2) I hit a shortcut (preferrably) or a menu item from the menu bar. This shortcut/menu item would write the current song's Artist and Song Name to a text file called "MySynergyWishList.txt" which resides somewhere on the hard drive. You could have a preference that allows the user to decide where to place that file. 3) The next time I choose the shortcut/menu item, the next song is amended to the end of the text file--right after the last song & artist. Like what follows. Notice that the 3rd line combines the artist and song so that a person can copy and paste that line and go to the Search box in the iTunes music store.
Artist: Theo Bishop Song: Walk With Me iTunes Search: Theo Bishop Walk With Me
Artist: Spyro Gyra Song: Ariana iTunes Search: Sypro Gyra Ariana
---
That's all I really mean. Nice and simple. This would be a huge feature in my mind. Let me know what you think.
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Greg Hurrell
Ok, thanks for the clarification. I'd probably make this fairly customizable (like the "format string" formatting that you can see in Synergy Advance). That way you could make the output to the log file exactly as you like it.
This is really two separate features (and a third, if you consider that some people may want tracks to be written to the log file automatically without having to press a hot key) but for now we'll just leave this as a single entry in the database.
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Hector Cabarcas
OK. Sounds good.
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Greg Hurrell
Changing assignment to reflect my new email address.
http://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/05/change_of_email.php
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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block title %} mSwipe Data {% endblock title %} {% block extracss %} {% endblock extracss %} {% block content %}
| Id | Date | Mobile | Consumer | UserName | Type | Mode | Amount | Tip | Cash At POS | Txn Type | Auth Code | Card | Card Type | Brand Type | Card Txn Type | RRN | Invoice | Device Serial | Status | Settled On | MID | TID | Batch | Ref | Payer | TID Location | DX Mode | Acquiring Bank | Link Customer |
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| Id | Date | Mobile | Consumer | UserName | Type | Mode | Amount | Tip | Cash At POS | Txn Type | Auth Code | Card | Card Type | Brand Type | Card Txn Type | RRN | Invoice | Device Serial | Status | Settled On | MID | TID | Batch | Ref | Payer | TID Location | DX Mode | Acquiring Bank | Link Customer |


---
layout: post
title: Rough illustration
date: '2015-11-06T18:30:44+01:00'
categories:
- Ello Mobile
- Sketches
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/132695353494/rough-Illustration-for-ello-mobile-november
---
Rough & Illustration for Ello Mobile November 2015’s newsletter


1. Introduction
As the capabilities of the web grow, the functionality of web apps begins to match that of corresponding native apps. The situation of users having a web app and the corresponding native app both installed on the same device will become more common, and the feature sets of these apps will converge.
It is important to allow websites to detect if an app is installed, whether a native app or a web app, to allow them to disable functionality that should be provided by the other app.
1.1. Example
const installedApps= await navigator. getInstalledRelatedApps(); const nativeApp= installedApps. find( app=> app. id=== 'com.example.myapp' ); if ( nativeApp&& doesVersionSendPushMessages( nativeApp. version)) { // There’s an installed native app that handles sending push messages. // No need to do anything. return ; } // Create a push subscription.
In the above example, doesVersionSendPushMessages is a developer-defined function.
2. Privacy Considerations
This API is only enabled in secure top-level contexts. This ensures that the website cannot be spoofed, and that the association between the site and application is valid.
The association between the web app and its counterpart is bidirectional, meaning that the web app has to declare its association with the related app, and the related app has to declare its association with the web app. This prevents malicious websites from fingerprinting users and getting a list of their installed applications.
The user agent MAY limit the number of related applications to be matched, to limit fingerprinting.
The user agent MUST NOT return installed applications when running in a privacy preserving mode, for example Incognito in Chrome or Private Browsing in Firefox.
3. Infrastructure
3.1. Platform
A platform is an OS-specific concept, which groups applications of the same class together. It is represented by a USVString
.
An OS has installed apps, a map where the keys are platforms, and the values are lists of installed apps.
3.2. Installed App
An installed app represents an application that is installed on the user’s device.
An installed app consists of:
-
An id (a
DOMString
). This a unique identifier for an application within the platform it belongs to. -
A version (a
USVString
). This is the version of the application, as defined by the platform. -
Fingerprints (a list of
Fingerprint
s). These are cryptographic values for identifying the application defined within the application metadata. -
relatedURLs (a set of
URL
s). These areorigin
s of related web applications declared within the application.
An installed app also has an associated platform.
4. Algorithms
4.1. Match an installed app
ExternalApplicationResource
) and manifestURL (a URL
), run these steps:
-
Let platform be relatedApp’s
platform
. -
If installed apps[platform] does not exist, return null.
-
Let installedApps be installed apps[platform].
-
For each installedApp in installedApps:
-
If relatedApp’s
id
is not equal to installedApp’s id, and relatedApp’surl
is not equal to installedApp’s id, continue. -
Let minVersion be relatedApp’s
min_version
if present, otherwise the empty string. -
If minVersion is not the empty string and minVersion is greater than installedApp’s version, return null.
Note: `greater` is a platform-specific concept for ordering application versions. It does not have to be lexicographic order.
-
Let fingerprints be relatedApp’s
fingerprints
if present, otherwise an empty list. -
For each fingerprint of fingerprints:
-
If installedApp’s fingerprints does not contain fingerprint, return null.
-
-
If installedApp’s relatedURLs does not contain manifestURL, return null.
-
Return installedApp.
-
-
Return null.
5. API
5.1. RelatedApplication
dictionary {
RelatedApplication required USVString ;
platform USVString ;
url DOMString ;
id USVString ; };
version
Each RelatedApplication
represents an installed app that was matched with the provided ExternalApplicationResource
s from the WebAppManifest
.
5.2. Extensions to Navigator
[Exposed =Window ]partial interface Navigator { [SecureContext ]Promise <sequence <RelatedApplication >>getInstalledRelatedApps (); };
5.2.1. getInstalledRelatedApps()
getInstalledRelatedApps()
method, when invoked, runs these steps:
-
Let relevantBrowsingContext be the context object's relevant settings object's responsible browsing context.
-
If relevantBrowsingContext is not a top-level browsing context, then return a promise rejected with an
InvalidStateError
DOMException
.Should this restriction be removed? (#11)
-
Let promise be a new promise.
-
Run the following steps in parallel:
-
Let manifest and manifestURL be the results of obtaining the manifest. If this fails, resolve promise with an empty list and abort these steps.
-
Let relatedApplications be manifest’s
related_applications
. -
Optionally:
-
Let maxRelatedApps be a user agent determined number.
-
If relatedApplications’ size is greater than maxRelatedApps, truncate relatedApplications to a size of maxRelatedApps.
Note: This limits how many native applications a website can know are installed. The extra items need to be truncated so the same
ExternalApplicationResource
s are returned every time.
-
For each relatedApplication in relatedApplications:
-
Let matchedApp be the result of running match an installed app with relatedApplication and manifestURL.
-
If matchedApp is null, continue.
-
Let installedApp be a new
RelatedApplication
with: -
Append installedApp to installedApps.
-
-
Resolve promise with installedApps.
-
-
Return promise.


Introducing Google Play Protect
One less worry for
over a billion users
Backed by the strength of Google, Play Protect brings
control to your fingertips while giving guidance along the way. Together, we
lay out the ideal security blanket for your mobile device. Consider yourself
covered.
The security system
that never sleeps
Google Play Protect continuously works to keep your device, data and apps safe. It actively scans your device and is constantly improving to make sure you have the latest in mobile security. Your device is automatically scanned around the clock, so you can rest easy.
Control within reach,
even if your device isn’t
If you’ve misplaced your device, just take a breath. Find My
Device has your back. You can locate your device by signing into your Google
account, or even call it directly from your browser. Lock your phone remotely
or display a message on the lock screen, so if someone finds it they know who
to contact. If you’re convinced it’s lost for good you can erase all your data.
Crisis averted.
50 billion apps
scanned a day makes life a little easier
All Android apps undergo rigorous security testing before appearing in the Google Play Store. We vet every app developer in Google Play and suspend those who violate our policies. So even before you download an app, you know it’s been checked and approved. Then, Play Protect scans billions of apps daily to make sure everything remains spot on.
Surf on the safe side
With Safe Browsing protection in Chrome, you can browse with
confidence. If you visit a site that's acting out of line, you'll be warned and
taken back to safety.


class: center, middle name:opening ## NeuroStorm
.center[ questions: [jovo@jhu.edu](mailto:jovo at jhu dot edu)
slides:
working white paper: [link](https://www.overleaf.com/read/zskcqybmpvfh) ] --- #### A Short History: Global Brain Workshop - brainx-1: proposed 3 projects & 1 common resource ([arxiv](https://arxiv.org/abs/1608.06548)) - what makes our brains unique? - how does the brain solve complex problems? - how can we augment clinical decision making with data - neurostorm ([neuron](http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.neuron.2016.10.033), top 5% altmetric) -- - Lots of press (much to my surprise) - [MIT Technology Review](https://www.technologyreview.com/s/602274/three-grand-challenges-for-brain-science-that-can-be-solved-in-10-years/) - [Science](http://science.sciencemag.org/content/352/6283/277) & [Nature](http://www.nature.com/news/worldwide-brain-mapping-project-sparks-excitement-and-concern-1.20658) - [State Department announces "The International Brain Station"](https://2009-2017.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2016/09/262200.htm) --- ### Where are we now?
--- ## Science in the Cloud 1. Globally democratizes science 2. Accelerates discovery
--- ### Where are we now? - International Brain Lab - NeuroNex Innovation Awards - New companies - I lost greg :( - here. now. --- ### Goals for Next 24 Hours - **Accelerate Brain Science Discovery in the Cloud** - Appreciate the progress our community has made so far - Learn about on-going (funded) related work - Make plans for immediate next steps to *coordinate* efforts --- ## Tonight - this overview - 1 min schpiel's from everybody in room - discuss group foci for tomorrow over desserts - potential sessions are: data, infrastructure, explore, model --- ## Tomorrow Morning - 08:00 breakfast - 08:45 welcome and break into groups - 09:00 break-out sesssion #1 - 10:20 demo's and 30 min break - 10:50 break-out session #2 - 12:15 lunch - 13:15 summary of morning results (5 min per group) --- ## Tomorrow Afternoon - 13:45 break-out sesssion #3 - 15:10 demo's and 30 min break - 15:40 break-out session #4 - 17:00 wine and refreshments - 18:00 summary of afternoon results (5 min per group) - 18:30 wrap up - 18:45 celebratory working dinner --- ### Logistics - *Moderators*: ~uniform distribution of time per person - *Rapporteurs*: taking notes - *M+R*: presenting at lunch and dinner - Regular participants: - encouraged to attend 2 different morning sessions - and 1 new afternoon session - *Funders*: do whatever you want :) - *Next Gen Leaders*: injenct postive energy & youthful spirit! --- ## Demo's - Storage & Viz in da Cloud - [A dentrite meshed using marching cubes](https://viz-dev.boss.neurodata.io/#!{'layers':{'em':{'type':'image'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/em'}_'meshes':{'type':'segmentation'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/anno?meshurl=https://s3.amazonaws.com&meshpath=meshes.boss.neurodata/harris15/apical'_'segments':['113']}_'smooth':{'type':'segmentation'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/anno?meshurl=https://s3.amazonaws.com&meshpath=meshes.boss.neurodata/harris15/apical_smooth'_'segments':['113']_'visible':false}}_'navigation':{'pose':{'position':{'voxelSize':[2_2_50]_'voxelCoordinates':[4107.341796875_4073.96826171875_97.36589813232422]}}_'zoomFactor':8}_'perspectiveOrientation':[-0.32683029770851135_0.8050894737243652_-0.3860739767551422_0.3097737729549408]_'perspectiveZoom':203.750147310818_'layout':'xy-3d'}) - [Same thing but smoothed](https://viz-dev.boss.neurodata.io/#!{'layers':{'em':{'type':'image'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/em'}_'meshes':{'type':'segmentation'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/anno?meshurl=https://s3.amazonaws.com&meshpath=meshes.boss.neurodata/harris15/apical'_'segments':['151'_'113'_'129']_'visible':false}_'smooth':{'type':'segmentation'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/anno?meshurl=https://s3.amazonaws.com&meshpath=meshes.boss.neurodata/harris15/apical_smooth'_'segments':['113']}}_'navigation':{'pose':{'position':{'voxelSize':[2_2_50]_'voxelCoordinates':[4107.341796875_4073.96826171875_97.36589813232422]}}_'zoomFactor':8}_'perspectiveOrientation':[-0.755286455154419_0.5536582469940186_0.11311593651771545_0.33196958899497986]_'perspectiveZoom':203.750147310818_'layout':'xy-3d'}) - [Orthogonal views of some neurons](https://viz-dev.boss.neurodata.io/#!{'layers':{'em':{'type':'image'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/em'}_'meshes':{'type':'segmentation'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/anno?meshurl=https://s3.amazonaws.com&meshpath=meshes.boss.neurodata/harris15/apical'_'segments':['169'_'129'_'214'_'250']}_'smooth':{'type':'segmentation'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/anno?meshurl=https://s3.amazonaws.com&meshpath=meshes.boss.neurodata/harris15/apical_smooth'_'segments':['113']_'visible':false}}_'navigation':{'pose':{'position':{'voxelSize':[2_2_50]_'voxelCoordinates':[4204.427734375_4105.89794921875_134.603759765625]}}_'zoomFactor':8}_'perspectiveOrientation':[-0.2354082614183426_0.4365214705467224_-0.6046097278594971_-0.6232808232307434]_'perspectiveZoom':89.07372238668175_'layout':'4panel'}) - [Reconstruction near a synapse](https://viz-dev.boss.neurodata.io/#!{'layers':{'em':{'type':'image'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/em'}_'meshes':{'type':'segmentation'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/anno?meshurl=https://s3.amazonaws.com&meshpath=meshes.boss.neurodata/harris15/apical'_'segments':['193'_'105']}_'smooth':{'type':'segmentation'_'source':'boss://https://api.boss.neurodata.io/kharris15/apical/anno?meshurl=https://s3.amazonaws.com&meshpath=meshes.boss.neurodata/harris15/apical_smooth'_'visible':false}}_'navigation':{'pose':{'position':{'voxelSize':[2_2_50]_'voxelCoordinates':[4124.359375_3857.3212890625_118.16165161132812]}}_'zoomFactor':7.470331534224511}_'perspectiveOrientation':[-0.13435348868370056_-0.017281968146562576_0.9906467199325562_-0.016351474449038506]_'perspectiveZoom':65.16015519693725_'layout':'xy-3d'}) - usr/pword: neurodemo/neurostorm - all data from [Harris et al. 2015](https://neurodata.io/data/kharris15) - Scalabel Machine Learning in da Cloud - password 123456 - [k-means NUMA optimized routines](http://awesomer.cs.jhu.edu:8888/notebooks/Jupyter%20Notebook/knor/knorR.ipynb) - [Demo for GMM, LOL and spectral embedding accelerated by FlashX](http://awesomer.cs.jhu.edu:8888/notebooks/Jupyter%20Notebook/brainx2-FlashX-demo.ipynb) - [GMM and spectral embedding in R](http://awesomer.cs.jhu.edu:8888/notebooks/Jupyter%20Notebook/brainx2-R-demo.ipynb) - [sic/ndmg](http://cortex.jhu.edu/notebooks/sic_ndmg.ipynb) - [fngs](http://cortex.jhu.edu:8062/notebooks/sic_fngs.ipynb) --- ## And Beyond - Hackathon & Data Science Room at OHBM - Hackathon at MBL in October - NeuroData booth & hackathon at SfN --- ### Deliverables from this workshop - white paper (possibly with NCBM & [NeuroComp17](https://conferences.discovery.wisc.edu/neurocomp17/)) - it will list, for each participant, achievement & link to resource - for example, at ODEN, i committed greg to write a draft of the SIC paper (published [here](https://doi.org/10.1093/gigascience/gix013) within 100 days) - hackathon at MBL will demo functionality and build on success - white paper on arxiv by SfN --- ### Examples - NwB + MINC + BIDS? - CATMAID + Boss? - Reconstruct in Cloud? - Docker + Jupyter + Models? - How to share X kind of data? - How to publish Y kind of analysis? --- ## Acknowledgments | Role | People | | :--- | :--- | | Staff | Sara, Kim, Heather, Erika | | Moderators | Randal, Kristen, Fritz, Tyler | | Rapporteurs | Alex, Chris, Bobby, Adam, Greg | | Demos | Eric P, Da, Eric B, Greg | | Funding | NSF, KNDI, CIS | | Funding | Lion, Yummy, Family, Friends, Earth, Universe, Multiverse, ... |
--- class: middle, center # Questions? ### Hiring Postdocs & Software Engineers Now! e: [jovo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>w: [neurodata.io](http://neurodata.io)


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BackgroundsContents
- Reference
Big graphics layers.
Depending of their type, the GBA offers up to 4 of them.
Modules
- module Background maps
- module Regular backgrounds
- module Affine backgrounds
Files
- file btn_bg_palette_color_hblank_effect_ptr.h
- file btn_bg_palette_item.h
- file btn_bg_palette_ptr.h
- file btn_bg_palette_ptr.h
- file btn_bg_palettes.h
- file btn_bg_palettes_actions.h
- file btn_bg_palettes_transparent_color_hblank_effect_ptr.h
- file btn_bg_tiles.h
- file btn_bg_tiles_item.h
- file btn_bg_tiles_ptr.h
- file btn_bgs.h
- file btn_bgs_mosaic.h
- file btn_bgs_mosaic_actions.h
- file btn_config_bg_blocks.h
- file btn_config_bgs.h
Namespaces
- namespace btn
- Main butano namespace.
- namespace btn::bg_palettes
- Background color palettes related functions.
- namespace btn::bg_tiles
- Background tiles related functions.
- namespace btn::bgs
- Backgrounds related functions.
- namespace btn::bgs_mosaic
- Functions related with the mosaic applied to the backgrounds.
Classes
- class btn::bg_palette_inverted_manager
- Manages if the colors of a bg_
palette_ ptr must be inverted or not. - class btn::bg_palette_inverted_toggle_action
- Toggles if the colors of a bg_
palette_ ptr must be inverted or not when the action is updated a given number of times. - class btn::bg_palette_grayscale_manager
- Manages the intensity of the grayscale effect applied to a bg_
palette_ ptr. - class btn::bg_palette_grayscale_to_action
- Modifies the intensity of the grayscale effect applied to a bg_
palette_ ptr until it has a given state. - class btn::bg_palette_grayscale_loop_action
- Modifies the intensity of the grayscale effect applied to a bg_
palette_ ptr from a minimum to a maximum. When the intensity is equal to the given final state, it goes back to its initial state and vice versa. - class btn::bg_palette_grayscale_toggle_action
- Changes the intensity of the grayscale effect applied to a bg_
palette_ ptr when the action is updated a given number of times. - class btn::bg_palette_fade_manager
- Manages the intensity of the fade effect applied to a bg_
palette_ ptr. - class btn::bg_palette_fade_to_action
- Modifies the intensity of the fade effect applied to a bg_
palette_ ptr until it has a given state. - class btn::bg_palette_fade_loop_action
- Modifies the intensity of the fade effect applied to a bg_
palette_ ptr from a minimum to a maximum. When the intensity is equal to the given final state, it goes back to its initial state and vice versa. - class btn::bg_palette_fade_toggle_action
- Changes the intensity of the fade effect applied to a bg_
palette_ ptr when the action is updated a given number of times. - class btn::bg_palette_rotate_manager
- Manages the number of colors to rotate to the right in a bg_
palette_ ptr. - class btn::bg_palette_rotate_by_action
- Modifies the number of colors to rotate to the right in a bg_
palette_ ptr by delta_count when the action is updated a given number of times. When the property is over the given maximum, it goes back to the given minimum and vice versa. - class btn::bg_palette_rotate_to_action
- Modifies the number of colors to rotate to the right in a bg_
palette_ ptr until it has a given state. - class btn::bg_palette_rotate_loop_action
- Modifies the number of colors to rotate to the right in a bg_palette_ptrç from a minimum to a maximum. When the number of colors to rotate to the right is equal to the given final state, it goes back to its initial state and vice versa.
- class btn::bg_palette_rotate_toggle_action
- Changes the number of colors to rotate to the right in a bg_
palette_ ptr when the action is updated a given number of times. - class btn::bg_palette_color_hblank_effect_ptr
- std::shared_ptr like smart pointer that retains shared ownership of a H-Blank effect which changes the color of a background color palette in each screen horizontal line.
- class btn::bg_palette_item
- Contains the required information to generate background color palettes.
- class btn::bg_palette_ptr
- std::shared_ptr like smart pointer that retains shared ownership of a background color palette.
-
template<>struct btn::hash<bg_palette_ptr>
- Hash support for bg_
palette_ ptr. - class btn::bg_palettes_brightness_manager
- Manages the brightness of all background color palettes.
- class btn::bg_palettes_brightness_to_action
- Modifies the brightness of all background color palettes until it has a given state.
- class btn::bg_palettes_brightness_loop_action
- Modifies the brightness of all background color palettes from a minimum to a maximum. When the brightness is equal to the given final state, it goes back to its initial state and vice versa.
- class btn::bg_palettes_brightness_toggle_action
- Changes the brightness of all background color palettes when the action is updated a given number of times.
- class btn::bg_palettes_contrast_manager
- Manages the contrast of all background color palettes.
- class btn::bg_palettes_contrast_to_action
- Modifies the contrast of all background color palettes until it has a given state.
- class btn::bg_palettes_contrast_loop_action
- Modifies the contrast of all background color palettes from a minimum to a maximum. When the contrast is equal to the given final state, it goes back to its initial state and vice versa.
- class btn::bg_palettes_contrast_toggle_action
- Changes the contrast of all background color palettes when the action is updated a given number of times.
- class btn::bg_palettes_intensity_manager
- Manages the intensity of all background color palettes.
- class btn::bg_palettes_intensity_to_action
- Modifies the intensity of all background color palettes until it has a given state.
- class btn::bg_palettes_intensity_loop_action
- Modifies the intensity of all background color palettes from a minimum to a maximum. When the intensity is equal to the given final state, it goes back to its initial state and vice versa.
- class btn::bg_palettes_intensity_toggle_action
- Changes the intensity of all background color palettes when the action is updated a given number of times.
- class btn::bg_palettes_inverted_manager
- Manages if the colors of all background color palettes must be inverted or not.
- class btn::bg_palettes_inverted_toggle_action
- Toggles if the colors of all background color palettes must be inverted or not when the action is updated a given number of times.
- class btn::bg_palettes_grayscale_manager
- Manages the intensity of the grayscale effect applied to all background color palettes.
- class btn::bg_palettes_grayscale_to_action
- Modifies the intensity of the grayscale effect applied to all background color palettes until it has a given state.
- class btn::bg_palettes_grayscale_loop_action
- Modifies the intensity of the grayscale effect applied to all background color palettes from a minimum to a maximum. When the intensity is equal to the given final state, it goes back to its initial state and vice versa.
- class btn::bg_palettes_grayscale_toggle_action
- Changes the intensity of the grayscale effect applied to all background color palettes when the action is updated a given number of times.
- class btn::bg_palettes_fade_manager
- Manages the intensity of the fade effect applied to all background color palettes.
- class btn::bg_palettes_fade_to_action
- Modifies the intensity of the fade effect applied to all background color palettes until it has a given state.
- class btn::bg_palettes_fade_loop_action
- Modifies the intensity of the fade effect applied to all background color palettes from a minimum to a maximum. When the intensity is equal to the given final state, it goes back to its initial state and vice versa.
- class btn::bg_palettes_fade_toggle_action
- Changes the intensity of the fade effect applied to all background color palettes when the action is updated a given number of times.
- class btn::bg_palettes_transparent_color_hblank_effect_ptr
- std::shared_ptr like smart pointer that retains shared ownership of a H-Blank effect which changes the transparent color of the backgrounds in each screen horizontal line.
- class btn::bg_tiles_item
- Contains the required information to generate background tiles.
- class btn::bg_tiles_ptr
- std::shared_ptr like smart pointer that retains shared ownership of the tiles of a background.
-
template<>struct btn::hash<bg_tiles_ptr>
- Hash support for bg_
tiles_ ptr. - class btn::bgs_mosaic_horizontal_stretch_manager
- Manages the horizontal stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds.
- class btn::bgs_mosaic_horizontal_stretch_to_action
- Modifies the horizontal stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds until it has a given state.
- class btn::bgs_mosaic_horizontal_stretch_loop_action
- Modifies the horizontal stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds from a minimum to a maximum. When the horizontal stretch is equal to the given final state, it goes back to its initial state and vice versa.
- class btn::bgs_mosaic_horizontal_stretch_toggle_action
- Changes the horizontal stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds when the action is updated a given number of times.
- class btn::bgs_mosaic_vertical_stretch_manager
- Manages the vertical stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds.
- class btn::bgs_mosaic_vertical_stretch_to_action
- Modifies the vertical stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds until it has a given state.
- class btn::bgs_mosaic_vertical_stretch_loop_action
- Modifies the vertical stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds from a minimum to a maximum. When the vertical stretch is equal to the given final state, it goes back to its initial state and vice versa.
- class btn::bgs_mosaic_vertical_stretch_toggle_action
- Changes the vertical stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds when the action is updated a given number of times.
- class btn::bgs_mosaic_stretch_manager
- Manages the stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds.
- class btn::bgs_mosaic_stretch_to_action
- Modifies the stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds until it has a given state.
- class btn::bgs_mosaic_stretch_loop_action
- Modifies the stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds from a minimum to a maximum. When the stretch is equal to the given final state, it goes back to its initial state and vice versa.
- class btn::bgs_mosaic_stretch_toggle_action
- Changes the stretch of the mosaic applied to the backgrounds when the action is updated a given number of times.
Defines
- #define BTN_CFG_BG_BLOCKS_MAX_ITEMS
- #define BTN_CFG_BG_BLOCKS_LOG_ENABLED
- #define BTN_CFG_BGS_MAX_ITEMS
Define documentation
#define BTN_CFG_BG_BLOCKS_MAX_ITEMS
#include <btn_config_bg_blocks.h>
Specifies the maximum number of background tile sets and maps that can be created.
#define BTN_CFG_BG_BLOCKS_LOG_ENABLED
#include <btn_config_bg_blocks.h>
Specifies if the background blocks manager must be logged in detail or not.
Keep in mind that it is very slow, it is useful only for debugging.
#define BTN_CFG_BGS_MAX_ITEMS
#include <btn_config_bgs.h>
Specifies the maximum number of background items that can be created.
A background item which is hidden is not committed to the GBA, so there can be more than 4 background items.


pip_services3_messaging.queues.MessageQueue module¶
pip_services3_messaging.queues.MessageQeueue¶
Abstract message queue implementation.
| copyright: | Conceptual Vision Consulting LLC 2018-2019, see AUTHORS for more details. |
|---|---|
| license: | MIT, see LICENSE for more details. |
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class
pip_services3_messaging.queues.MessageQueue.
MessageQueue
(name=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services3_commons.config.IConfigurable.IConfigurable
,pip_services3_commons.refer.IReferenceable.IReferenceable
,pip_services3_messaging.queues.IMessageQueue.IMessageQueue
Abstract message queue.
Abstract message queue that is used as a basis for specific message queue implementations.
### Configuration parameters ###
- name: name of the message queue
- connection(s):
- discovery_key: key to retrieve parameters from discovery service
- protocol: connection protocol like http, https, tcp, udp
- host: host name or IP address
- port: port number
- uri: resource URI or connection string with all parameters in it
- credential(s):
- store_key: key to retrieve parameters from credential store
- username: user name
- password: user password
- access_id: application access id
- access_key: application secret key
### References ###
- :logger::*:1.0 (optional) ILogger components to pass log messages
- :counters::*:1.0 (optional) ICounters components to pass collected measurements
- :discovery::*:1.0 (optional) IDiscovery components to discover connection(s)
- :credential-store::*:1.0 (optional) ICredentialStore componetns to lookup credential(s)
-
begin_listen
(correlation_id, receiver)¶ Listens for incoming messages without blocking the current thread.
Parameters: - correlation_id – (optional) transaction id to trace execution through call chain.
- receiver – a receiver to receive incoming messages.
-
configure
(config)¶ Configures component by passing configuration parameters.
Parameters: config – configuration parameters to be set.
-
get_capabilities
()¶ Gets the queue capabilities
Returns: the queue’s capabilities object.
-
get_name
()¶ Gets the queue name
Returns: the queue name.
-
open
(correlation_id)¶ Opens the component.
Parameters: correlation_id – (optional) transaction id to trace execution through call chain.
-
send_as_object
(correlation_id, message_type, message)¶ Sends an object into the queue. Before sending the object is converted into JSON string and wrapped in a [[MessageEnvelop]].
Parameters: - correlation_id – (optional) transaction id to trace execution through call chain.
- message_type – a message type
- message – an object value to be sent
-
set_references
(references)¶ Sets references to dependent components.
Parameters: references – references to locate the component dependencies.


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Description |
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A characteristic to add to the player. |
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Removes all charactersitics from the player.
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Parameters:
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Type |
Description |
attribute |
Attribute
|
An attribute to remove from the player. |
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Parameters:
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Type |
Description |
bodyPart |
BodyPart
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A body part to remove from the player. |
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Parameters:
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Type |
Description |
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Characteristic
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A characteristic to remove from the player. |
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The story of a woman who has an affair with her teenage stepson in May el-Toukhy’s film “Queen of Hearts” may not sound like the most positive of female narratives in the lens of the #MeToo movement.
But el-Toukhy and star Trine Dyrholm explain that you’re supposed to feel uncomfortable — even shameful — while watching this otherwise strong, confident and powerful female character show that her morally corrupt behavior still makes her human. And telling stories about any women on screen — even bad characters — is still crucial.
“We stand on the shoulders of the female filmmakers and feminists before us. A new sort of feminism is thriving,” el-Toukhy told TheWrap’s Sharon Waxman Thursday following a screening of the film at the Landmark Theatres in Los Angeles. “Equality is not only enhancing the good in a woman in a film. It’s also daring to depict the bad. What can be seen as radical or controversial about that is that we don’t have enough female characters.”
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The Danish film stars Dyrholm as Anne, a wealthy and powerful lawyer for foster children, rape victims and more who takes in her husband’s teenage stepson named Gustav (Gustav Lindh) after he’s been kicked out of his school and his mother’s home in Sweden. After first confronting him about his behavior, Gustav soon becomes a welcome part of the family, and Anne slowly warms to him and ultimately seduces him.
 If it feels hard to watch and makes for a jarring twist in the film, that’s exactly the point.
“I really wanted the audience to hope that they would have sex, hope that they would get each other, even though it was wrong, even though it would create all sorts of problems,” el-Toukhy said. “And then once that happens, once they get each other, they have sex, it’s so brutal, and it’s so in your face that as an audience member, my ambition was, you start questioning if what you wanted was really what you wanted. You start a moral dialogue with yourself.”
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The explicitness of the sex scene also avoided romanticizing the relationship. With “Queen of Hearts,” el-Toukhy wanted to examine the themes of family secrets and power structures. They researched similar real stories of teachers seducing young students or other family drama, and they found that the narrative of a woman engaging in an abusive relationship with a young man was often romanticized compared to a similar case of a stepfather taking advantage of a young stepdaughter.
“As soon as it becomes a stepmother and stepson, it becomes more complex for most people. There’s a tendency to not take it just as seriously when it’s a young man and not a young woman that’s at stake,” she said. “The explicitness, for some people it’s hard, for some people it’s shameful to watch, and for some people it’s both, and all that for a film is a good thing to be confronted with that in yourself. It’s not for everyone.”
“Queen of Hearts” aims to correct that narrative as Anne’s persistence to maintain her secret slowly corrupts her, destroys her relationship with her family and even threatens the safety of Gustav. Dyrholm described Anne as by far the most complex character she’s played, and the intrigue of the film lies in how el-Toukhy in a way makes the audience complicit with Anne’s actions.
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“We created space for an audience to interpret it,” el-Toukhy added. “I know what I think about her actions, but we didn’t want to make a film where we tell the audience what they should think, because then the conversation is disappearing, and the only way we can change these structures is if people have an experience where they have to negotiate with themselves. It was a way to create a dialogue with the audience.”
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| def | key |
| def | cmp |
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| def | __eq__ |
| def | __ne__ |
A base class that represents a sort order on a query. All sub-classes must be immutable as these are often stored without creating a defensive copying. This class can be used as either the cmp or key arg in sorted() or list.sort(). To provide a stable ordering a trailing key ascending order is always used.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Order.cmp | ( | self, | |
| lhs, | |||
| rhs, | |||
filter_predicate = None |
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| ) |
Compares the given values taking into account any filters. This function can be used as the cmp argument for list.sort() and sorted(). This function is slightly more efficient that Order.key when comparing two entities, however it is much less efficient when sorting a list of entities. Args: lhs: An entity_pb.EntityProto rhs: An entity_pb.EntityProto filter_predicate: A FilterPredicate used to prune values before comparing entities or None. Returns: An integer <, = or > 0 representing the operator that goes in between lhs and rhs that to create a true statement.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Order.key | ( | self, | |
| entity, | |||
filter_predicate = None |
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| ) |
Constructs a "key" value for the given entity based on the current order. This function can be used as the key argument for list.sort() and sorted(). Args: entity: The entity_pb.EntityProto to convert filter_predicate: A FilterPredicate used to prune values before comparing entities or None. Returns: A key value that identifies the position of the entity when sorted by the current order.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Order.reversed | ( | self, | |
group_by = None |
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Constructs an order representing the reverse of the current order. This function takes into account the effects of orders on properties not in the group_by clause of a query. For example, consider: SELECT A, First(B) ... GROUP BY A ORDER BY A, B Changing the order of B would effect which value is listed in the 'First(B)' column which would actually change the results instead of just reversing them. Args: group_by: If specified, only orders on properties in group_by will be reversed. Returns: A new order representing the reverse direction.


Before Change
NB_FILTER = 256
NGRAM_LENGTHS = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
conv_layers = []
for ngram_length in NGRAM_LENGTHS:
ngram_layer = Sequential()
ngram_layer.add(Convolution1D(
NB_FILTER,
After Change
conv_layers, inputs = [], []
for ngram_length in NGRAM_LENGTHS:
current_input = Input(shape=(SAMPLE_LENGTH, embedding_size))
inputs.append(current_input)
convolution = Conv1D(
NB_FILTER,
ngram_length,
kernel_initializer="lecun_uniform",
activation="tanh",
)(current_input)
pool_size = SAMPLE_LENGTH - ngram_length + 1
pooling = MaxPooling1D(pool_size=pool_size)(convolution)
conv_layers.append(pooling)


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| 0 | | 0 | autoRow0 | "rheumatoid arthritis" is a kind of "autoimmune" "disease" (fb4c-29a5-410b-d7ff) |
| 1 | | 0 | autoRow1 | "protecting" is a kind of "function" (401b-d6f7-6bc5-3718) |
| 2 | ST | 0 | autoRow2 | the immune system attacks ; gets rid of bacteria ; viruses once they have invaded the body (18db-5ed3-9662-2caa) |
| 3 | ST | 0 | autoRow3 | a disordered immune system causes autoimmune diseases (d36b-ddb0-d3fe-b18f) |
| 4 | ST | 0 | autoRow4 | white blood cells are a part of the immune system (b91b-e9f6-099b-f79b) |
| 5 | ST | 0 | autoRow5 | an autoimmune disease is when the body attacks its own tissues (5463-ce08-8322-55ab) |
| 6 | ST | 0 | autoRow6 | sneezing is used for getting rid of bacteria ; viruses by the body (5502-6ab1-6c2d-cba2) |
| 7 | ST | 0 | autoRow7 | the immune system defends the body against disease (3076-bb8a-1b40-3520) |
| 8 | ST | 0 | autoRow8 | the immune system is a kind of body ; human body system (eb72-192f-4ed4-b1de) |
| 9 | ST | 0 | autoRow9 | to protect means to defend (142e-2fac-bb31-2e5d) |


end_day = start_day + timedelta(days=1)
events = recorder.query_events(
QUERY_EVENTS_BETWEEN,
(dt_util.as_utc(start_day), dt_util.as_utc(end_day)))
return self.json(humanify(events))
end_day = start_day + timedelta(days=1)
events = recorder.get_model("Events")
query = recorder.query("Events").filter(
(events.time_fired > start_day) &
(events.time_fired < end_day))
events = recorder.execute(query)
return self.json(humanify(events))


fn() cutNsCut out all masked sequences from a Dna5String.
Cut out all masked sequences from a Dna5String.
| Defined in | <seqan/alignment_free.h> |
|---|---|
| Signature |
void cutNs(sequenceCut, sequence);
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Parameters
sequenceCut
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Dna5String similar to sequence with all Ns cut out. |
|---|---|
sequence
|
Masked DNA sequence. |
Detailed Description
This function concatenates the nonmasked parts of the sequence, thereby changing the word content. If you want to remove the masked parts of a sequence without concatenation, use stringToStringSet.
Examples
Transform a masked DNA sequence into an unmasked sequences with all masked parts cut out
using namespace seqan; Dna5String sequenceMasked = "NNNNNNTTTCCGAAAAGGTANNNNNGCAACTTTANNNCGTGATCAAAGTTTTCCCCGTCGAAATTGGGNNTG"; Dna5String sequenceMaskedPartsRemoved; cutNs(sequenceMaskedPartsRemoved, sequenceMasked); // Print the masked sequence std::cout<<sequenceMasked<<"\n"; // Print the sequence with the masked parts removed std::cout<<sequenceMaskedPartsRemoved<<"\n"; // sequenceMasked = // "NNNNNNTTTCCGAAAAGGTANNNNNGCAACTTTANNNCGTGATCAAAGTTTTCCCCGTCGAAATTGGGNNTG" // sequenceMaskedPartsRemoved = // "TTTCCGAAAAGGTAGCAACTTTACGTGATCAAAGTTTTCCCCGTCGAAATTGGGTG"
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Technology-facilitated Societal Consensus
Timotheus Kampik and Amro Najjar
1: Umeå University; 2: University of Luxembourg
The Problem
* Filter bubbles
* Echo chambers
* Information cascades
* "Fake news"
A Solution
* Generate a health metric for online discourse
* Opinion distribution on relevant topics
* "Nudging" (social) media users into the "right" distribution shape
A Solution
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Challenges
* Determining the Opinion Distribution
* Assessing the Health of the Opinion Distribution
* Deriving Actions (Recommender System Behavior)
* Socio-Ethical Concerns
Questions?
*This work was partially supported by the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP) funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation.*


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The TMStrongAccess API call verifies that the device in the ROM buffer is on the 1-Wire network and selects it for a device specific command. This is the same as TMAccess except instead of using a match ROM command the search ROM command is used. This only disadvantage to this API call is that it takes three times as long to run as TMAccess.
For a description of the above types, see the TMEX Type Descriptions.
Parameters
session_handle
Specifies the session handle returned from the API function TMExtendedStartSession that specifies the desired 1-Wire network port. This parameter is required by most TMEX API functions.
state_buffer
Specifies a pointer to a memory location that TMEX keeps all of the state information for the 1-Wire networks. This parameter is required by most TMEX API functions.
Return Value
0 => device in ROM buffer not on 1-Wire network
1 => device in ROM buffer on 1-Wire network and it is selected
<0 => TMEX Network Error Return Code
See Also
TMRom, TMStrongAlarmAccess, TMOverAccess, TMAccess


AUD/USD: Under pressure around 0.6800 as trade/Hong Kong news favor risk-off
by Anil Panchal- AUD/USD fails to recover losses made the previous day amid trade/political pessimism.
- Headlines from the US signal reducing odds of a phase one deal with China.
- FOMC minutes turned out to be a non-event, eyes on second-tier US data amid no major statistics from Australia.
With the US House of Representatives passing the Hong Kong Bill, coupled with the President Trump’s trade-negative statements, AUD/USD remains on the slippery grounds while trading near 0.6800 during early Thursday’s Asian session.
The United States (US) House of Representatives recently passed a bill requiring regular reviews of Hong Kong's special financial status and bar exports of many crowd control munitions to the Hong Kong police. The Hong Kong Human Rights And Democracy Act is now on President Donald Trump’s table for a sign, which he is more likely to do, before turning into the law.
On the other hand, the Republican leader keeps spreading market pessimism that there could be any trading deal with China as his latest comments mention, “Do not think China is stepping up to the level I want in trade talks.” The same joins the CNBC’s earlier story that relies on four sources close to the talks while increasing the odds of no tariff rollback from the US, which is the main roadblock for the phase one deal at the moment.
With this, the market’s risk-tone stays heavier with the S&P 500 Futures slipping below 3,110. The US 10-Year Treasury yields also closed on the negative side, around 1.747%, by the end of Wednesday’s trading session.
Previously, minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) latest monetary policy meeting offered no surprise as the Fed policymakers keep lauding the present measures while staying ready for any action if needed.
Given the lack of any major data on the economic calendar during the Asian session, markets are likely to emphasize trade/political headlines for fresh impulse.
Technical Analysis
Failure to cross 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) level, near 0.6830 now, keep directing the Aussie pair towards the monthly bottom surrounding 0.6770. Though, an ascending trend line from October 09, at 0.6790, can offer an intermediate stop during the declines.
additional important levels
| Overview | |
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| Today last price | 0.6798 |
| Today Daily Change | -29 pips |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.42% |
| Today daily open | 0.6827 |
| Trends | |
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| Daily SMA20 | 0.6855 |
| Daily SMA50 | 0.6815 |
| Daily SMA100 | 0.6838 |
| Daily SMA200 | 0.6936 |
| Levels | |
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| Previous Daily High | 0.6835 |
| Previous Daily Low | 0.6784 |
| Previous Weekly High | 0.6866 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 0.6769 |
| Previous Monthly High | 0.693 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 0.667 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 0.6816 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 0.6803 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 0.6796 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 0.6764 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 0.6745 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 0.6847 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 0.6866 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 0.6898 |


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[gecode-users] Variable update problem
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Tue Jan 27 15:55:05 CET 2009
Jérémie Vautard wrote:
> I am coding a little stuff that needs to extract some potential
> partial solutions from a constraint problem. To do this, I have a
> (pointer to a)Gecode::Space S with an array of IntVar, and I do the
> following :
> - I have initially propared a set of IntVarArgs, each containing a
> given subset of the variables of S.
> - I create S2 to be a clone of S ( via S2 = S->clone(); )
> - I choose one of the IntVarArgs I initially created, let's call it
> V, and I create a new IntVarArgs V2(V);
> - I update all the variables of V2 so that they "become" variables
> of S2 : for (int i=0;i<V2.size();i++) V2[i].update(S2,true,V[i]);
> - I post a branching in S2 with the variables of V2. e.g. :
> Gecode::branch(S2,V2,INT_VAR_SIZE_MIN,INT_VAL_MIN);
>
> However, when I search on S2 (with the DFS engine), the returned
> solution do not have the corresponding variables domain reduces to a
> singleton. (I check this via an IntVar public member of my
> Gecode::Space descendant class that I did not forget to update in
> the copy constructor :-) )
>
> I join an small example that illustrates my issue : for this problem
> with one variable and no constraints, I obtain 2 solutions (this
> number is correct), but, for both of them, the 'v' member is still
> [0..1]...
>
> I most likely have missed something, but I don't understand what....
The problem is that you cannot use update outside the Space's copy
constructor (or any method it calls in turn). Copying uses forwarding
pointers and other "magic" behind the scenes, so when you clone a
space, some clean-up is done after all the updates.
I think for the problem you're describing, you might want to use
arrays of indices for describing the subsets instead of using
IntVarArgs directly. Then you don't have to mess with update, but you
can just create an IntVarArgs and initialize it directly from the
IntVarArray in the space, using the indices.
Cheers,
Guido
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It could be any number of people.
No skill required at all just need to navigate a web page.
This is a practical activity. It will help organize shopping for parties, or other big events. It will also show keep track of what has been purchased and needs to be as well as where to purchase them.
There will be a shopping list that will update in real-time.
They can look at past lists they helped with or created.
The admin can see all the lists from everyone.


Carmelo Anthony: ‘I’m Here Now. That’s What’s Important’
by Marcel MutoniCarmelo Anthony made his Trail Blazers debut Tuesday night, scoring 10 points as a starter in a 115-104 road loss to the New Orleans Pelicans.
Anthony, 35, says “what’s important” is that he’s back in the NBA and trying to avoid looking too far ahead.
The 10-time NBA All-Star appreciates being “wanted” by a desperate and strugglien Portland squad.
Per The AP:
“I came to a point where I was willing to accept it either way,” Anthony said after playing the first game of his 17th season with his sixth NBA team on Tuesday night. “I had to get myself mentally prepared for that and I did, to be honest with you.
“I stayed with it, but there was times where I didn’t want to. I wanted to just say, ‘Forget it, move on with my life, spend more time with my family.’ I started getting more comfortable with that,” Anthony continued. “I come into this game with a totally different mindset, totally different motivation.”
For the time being, the 35-year-old Anthony is steering clear of setting expectations.
“Who knows? I don’t think anyone knows what’s going to happen this year,” he said. “I’m here now. That’s what’s important. I could have still been home, right? So, Portland pulled the trigger. No matter what happens, I will always appreciate that.
“I have a new outlook,” he added. “For me, where I’m at, mentally, emotionally, the way I see things now, the way I approach the game, the way I approach this situation is more so me just having another different appreciation of just what this is and what the game of basketball brings.”
Related Carmelo Anthony: ‘I Always Kept My Eye on Portland’


Reps make case for road construction in Imo
by The Eagle OnlineThe House of Representatives has urged the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency to urgently undertake remedial works on the
Owerri-Orlu-Ideato-Uga Federal Road in Imo.
This was sequel to a unanimous adoption of a motion by Hon. Chogozie Obi at the plenary on Thursday.
Moving the motion earlier, Obi said that the road linked Owerri, the capital of Imo through Uga to Awka, the capital of Anambra.
Obi said that stretches of the road from Orlu-Mgbee-Umuchima-Obiohia-Urualla have collapsed with devastating gullies on both sides of the road.
The lawmaker said that the Government of Imo State under Senator Rochas Okorocha had executed projects and made appreciable efforts with regard to the road.
He, however, said that unintended flooding destroyed some of the works to unmanageable proportions.
According to him, the heavy traffic on the road which links several local government headquarters in Imo could constitute further hazards to communities, villages and hamlets in Ideato Federal Constituency.
“The grave devastation on the road, includes the collapse of Umuchima-Mgbee bridge as a result of excessive erosion as well as the non-continuation of the expansion and dualisation project on the road.
“The high death rates from accidents and other minor mishaps, especially on the collapsed bridge linking Mgbee, Orlu and Umuchima, including the ravaging impact of the erosion is becoming a menace,” he said.
The House, therefore, urged the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing to include the duailisation of the road in the 2020 budget.
In his ruling, the Deputy Speaker of the House, Idris Wase, mandated the Committees on Works and Housing and Appropriations to ensure compliance.
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The special package of Commons-Math gathers several useful special functions not provided by java.lang.Math.
Erf contains several useful functions involving the Error Function, Erf.
| Function | Method | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Error Function | erf | See Erf from MathWorld |
Class Gamma contains several useful functions involving the Gamma Function.
Gamma.gamma(x) computes the Gamma function, ?(x) (see MathWorld, DLMF). The accuracy of the Commons-Math implementation is assessed by comparaison with high precision values computed with the Maxima Computer Algebra System.
| Interval | Values tested | Average error | Standard deviation | Maximum error |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| -5 < x < -4 | x[i] = i / 1024, i = -5119, ..., -4097 | 0.49 ulps | 0.57 ulps | 3.0 ulps |
| -4 < x < -3 | x[i] = i / 1024, i = -4095, ..., -3073 | 0.36 ulps | 0.51 ulps | 2.0 ulps |
| -3 < x < -2 | x[i] = i / 1024, i = -3071, ..., -2049 | 0.41 ulps | 0.53 ulps | 2.0 ulps |
| -2 < x < -1 | x[i] = i / 1024, i = -2047, ..., -1025 | 0.37 ulps | 0.50 ulps | 2.0 ulps |
| -1 < x < 0 | x[i] = i / 1024, i = -1023, ..., -1 | 0.46 ulps | 0.54 ulps | 2.0 ulps |
| 0 < x ? 8 | x[i] = i / 1024, i = 1, ..., 8192 | 0.33 ulps | 0.48 ulps | 2.0 ulps |
| 8 < x ? 141 | x[i] = i / 64, i = 513, ..., 9024 | 1.32 ulps | 1.19 ulps | 7.0 ulps |
Gamma.logGamma(x) computes the natural logarithm of the Gamma function, log ?(x), for x > 0 (see MathWorld, DLMF). The accuracy of the Commons-Math implementation is assessed by comparaison with high precision values computed with the Maxima Computer Algebra System.
| Interval | Values tested | Average error | Standard deviation | Maximum error |
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| 0 < x ? 8 | x[i] = i / 1024, i = 1, ..., 8192 | 0.32 ulps | 0.50 ulps | 4.0 ulps |
| 8 < x ? 1024 | x[i] = i / 8, i = 65, ..., 8192 | 0.43 ulps | 0.53 ulps | 3.0 ulps |
| 1024 < x ? 8192 | x[i], i = 1025, ..., 8192 | 0.53 ulps | 0.56 ulps | 3.0 ulps |
| 8933.439345993791 ? x ? 1.75555970201398e+305 | x[i] = 2**(i / 8), i = 105, ..., 8112 | 0.35 ulps | 0.49 ulps | 2.0 ulps |
Gamma.regularizedGammaP(a, x) computes the value of the regularized Gamma function, P(a, x) (see MathWorld).
Beta contains several useful functions involving the Beta Function.
Beta.logBeta(a, b) computes the value of the natural logarithm of the Beta function, log B(a, b). (see MathWorld, DLMF). The accuracy of the Commons-Math implementation is assessed by comparaison with high precision values computed with the Maxima Computer Algebra System.
| Interval | Values tested | Average error | Standard deviation | Maximum error |
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| 0 < x ? 8 0 < y ? 8 |
x[i] = i / 32, i = 1, ..., 256 y[j] = j / 32, j = 1, ..., 256 |
1.80 ulps | 81.08 ulps | 14031.0 ulps |
| 0 < x ? 8 8 < y ? 16 |
x[i] = i / 32, i = 1, ..., 256 y[j] = j / 32, j = 257, ..., 512 |
0.50 ulps | 3.64 ulps | 694.0 ulps |
| 0 < x ? 8 16 < y ? 256 |
x[i] = i / 32, i = 1, ..., 256 y[j] = j, j = 17, ..., 256 |
1.04 ulps | 139.32 ulps | 34509.0 ulps |
| 8 < x ? 16 8 < y ? 16 |
x[i] = i / 32, i = 257, ..., 512 y[j] = j / 32, j = 257, ..., 512 |
0.35 ulps | 0.48 ulps | 2.0 ulps |
| 8 < x ? 16 16 < y ? 256 |
x[i] = i / 32, i = 257, ..., 512 y[j] = j, j = 17, ..., 256 |
0.31 ulps | 0.47 ulps | 2.0 ulps |
| 16 < x ? 256 16 < y ? 256 |
x[i] = i, i = 17, ..., 256 y[j] = j, j = 17, ..., 256 |
0.35 ulps | 0.49 ulps | 2.0 ulps |
(see MathWorld)


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Menstruation is a monthly shedding of a female's uteral lining; it lasts about 3 to 5 days (average) and contains blood and tissue that exits her body through the cervix and vagina – the first day of menstruation is the first day of your period.
The menstrual cycle is the recurrent approximately monthly menstruation.
The menstrual cycle is the hormonal driven cycle; day 1 is the first day of your period (bleeding) while day 14 is the approximate day you ovulate and if an egg is not fertilized, hormone levels eventually drop and at about day 25; the egg begins to dissolve and the cycle begins again with the period at about day 30.
Most periods vary somewhat, the flow may be light, moderate or heavy and can vary in length from about 2 to 7 days; with age, the cycle usually shortens and becomes more regular.
Problems with periods include the following: amenorrhea (no period), dysmenorrhea (painful period), and abnormal bleeding.
The average age for a girl to get her first period in the US is 12, but the range of age is about 8 to 15 years old.
Women usually have periods until about ages 45 to 55.
See your doctor for any abnormalities in your period (for example, excessive bleeding, no periods, severe pain, fever with tampon use, sudden irregularities, and other problems.
Women should change the pad/tampon before it becomes soaked with blood (about every 4 to 8 hours); follow directions on the box to help avoid TSS (toxic shock syndrome), a potentially deadly disease.
Menstruation (men-STRAY-shuhn) is a woman's monthly bleeding. When you menstruate, your body sheds the lining of the uterus (womb). Menstrual blood flows from the uterus through the small opening in the cervix and passes out of the body through the vagina. Most menstrual periods last from 3 to 5 days.
When periods (menstruations) come regularly, this is called the menstrual cycle. Having regular menstrual cycles is a sign that important parts of your body are working normally. The menstrual cycle provides important body chemicals, called hormones, to keep you healthy. It also prepares your body for pregnancy each month. A cycle is counted from the first day of 1 period to the first day of the next period. The average menstrual cycle is 28 days long. Cycles can range anywhere from 21 to 35 days in adults and from 21 to 45 days in young teens.
The rise and fall of levels of hormones during the month control the menstrual cycle.
In the first half of the cycle, levels of estrogen (the "female hormone") start to rise. Estrogen plays an important role in keeping you healthy, especially by helping you to build strong bones and to help keep them strong as you get older. Estrogen also makes the lining of the uterus (womb) grow and thicken. This lining of the womb is a place that will nourish the embryo if a pregnancy occurs. At the same time the lining of the womb is growing, an egg, or ovum, in one of the ovaries starts to mature. At about day 14 of an average 28-day cycle, the egg leaves the ovary. This is called ovulation.
After the egg has left the ovary, it travels through the Fallopian tube to the uterus. Hormone levels rise and help prepare the uterine lining for pregnancy. A woman is most likely to get pregnant during the 3 days before or on the day of ovulation. Keep in mind, women with cycles that are shorter or longer than average may ovulate before or after day 14.
A woman becomes pregnant if the egg is fertilized by a man's sperm cell and attaches to the uterine wall. If the egg is not fertilized, it will break apart. Then, hormone levels drop, and the thickened lining of the uterus is shed during the menstrual period.
Day 1 starts with the first day of your period. This occurs after hormone levels drop at the end of the previous cycle, signaling blood and tissues lining the uterus (womb) to break down and shed from the body. Bleeding lasts about 5 days.
Usually by Day 7, bleeding has stopped. Leading up to this time, hormones cause fluid-filled pockets called follicles to develop on the ovaries. Each follicle contains an egg.
Between Day 7 and 14, one follicle will continue to develop and reach maturity. The lining of the uterus starts to thicken, waiting for a fertilized egg to implant there. The lining is rich in blood and nutrients.
Around Day 14 (in a 28-day cycle), hormones cause the mature follicle to burst and release an egg from the ovary, a process called ovulation.
Over the next few days, the egg travels down the fallopian tube towards the uterus. If a sperm unites with the egg here, the fertilized egg will continue down the fallopian tube and attach to the lining of the uterus.
If the egg is not fertilized, hormone levels will drop around Day 25. This signals the next menstrual cycle to begin. The egg will break apart and be shed with the next period.
Picture of the female reproductive system
Question: Can stress cause irregular periods?
Response: Regulation of menstrual periods is controlled by a complex hormonal balance. Likewise, the body's reaction to stress involves changes in the levels of many hormones. Because it affects hormone balance and many other processes in the body, psychological stress can also interfere with the menstrual cycle. In fact, stress is considered to be a common cause of missed or late menstrual periods.
During your period, you shed the thickened uterine lining and extra blood through the vagina. Your period may not be the same every month. It may also be different than other women's periods. Periods can be light, moderate, or heavy in terms of how much blood comes out of the vagina. This is called menstrual flow. The length of the period also varies. Most periods last from 3 to 5 days. But, anywhere from 2 to 7 days is normal.
For the first few years after menstruation begins, longer cycles are common. A woman's cycle tends to shorten and become more regular with age. Most of the time, periods will be in the range of 21 to 35 days apart.
Women can have a range of problems with their periods, including pain, heavy bleeding, and skipped periods.
Amenorrhea (ay-men-uh-REE-uh) — the lack of a menstrual period. This term is used to describe the absence of a period in:
Young women who haven't started menstruating by age 15
Women and girls who haven't had a period for 90 days, even if they haven't been menstruating for long
Causes can include:
Pregnancy
Breastfeeding
Extreme weight loss
Eating disorders
Excessive exercising
Stress
Serious medical conditions in need of treatment
As mentioned previously, when your menstrual cycles come regularly, this means that important parts of your body are working normally. In some cases, not having menstrual periods can mean that your ovaries have stopped producing normal amounts of estrogen. Missing these hormones can have important effects on your overall health. Hormonal problems, such as those caused by polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or serious problems with the reproductive organs, may be involved. It's important to talk to a doctor if you have this problem.
Dysmenorrhea (dis-men-uh-REE-uh) - painful periods, including severe cramps. Menstrual cramps in teens are caused by too much of a chemical called prostaglandin (pros-tuh-GLAN-duhn). Most teens with dysmenorrhea do not have a serious disease, even though the cramps can be severe. In older women, the pain is sometimes caused by a disease or condition such as uterine fibroids or endometriosis.
For some women, using a heating pad or taking a warm bath helps ease their cramps. Some over-the-counter pain medicines can also help with these symptoms. They include:
If these medicines don't relieve your pain or the pain interferes with work or school, you should see a doctor. Treatment depends on what's causing the problem and how severe it is.
Abnormal uterine bleeding is vaginal bleeding that's different from normal menstrual periods. It includes:
Bleeding between periods
Bleeding after sex
Spotting anytime in the menstrual cycle
Bleeding heavier or for more days than normal
Bleeding after menopause
Abnormal bleeding can have many causes. Your doctor may start by checking for problems that are most common in your age group. Some of them are not serious and are easy to treat. Others can be more serious. Treatment for abnormal bleeding depends on the cause.
In both teens and women nearing menopause, hormonal changes can cause long periods along with irregular cycles. Even if the cause is hormonal changes, you may be able to get treatment. You should keep in mind that these changes can occur with other serious health problems, such as uterine fibroids, polyps, or even cancer. See your doctor if you have any abnormal bleeding.
In the United States, the average age for a girl to get her first period is 12. This does not mean that all girls start at the same age. A girl can start her period anytime between the ages of 8 and 15. Most of the time, the first period starts about 2 years after breasts first start to develop. If a girl has not had her first period by age 15, or if it has been more than 2 to 3 years since breast growth started, she should see a doctor.
Women usually have periods until menopause. Menopause occurs between the ages of 45 and 55, usually around age 50. Menopause means that a woman is no longer ovulating (producing eggs) or having periods and can no longer get pregnant. Like menstruation, menopause can vary from woman to woman and these changes may occur over several years.
The time when your body begins its move into menopause is called the menopausal transition. This can last anywhere from 2 to 8 years. Some women have early menopause because of surgery or other treatment, illness, or other reasons. If you don't have a period for 90 days, you should see your doctor. He or she will check for pregnancy, early menopause, or other health problems that can cause periods to stop or become irregular.
See your doctor about your period if:
You have not started menstruating by the age of 15.
You have not started menstruating within 3 years after breast growth began, or if breasts haven't started to grow by age 13.
Your period suddenly stops for more than 90 days.
Your periods become very irregular after having had regular, monthly cycles.
Your period occurs more often than every 21 days or less often than every 35 days.
You are bleeding for more than 7 days.
You are bleeding more heavily than usual or using more than 1 pad or tampon every 1 to 2 hours.
You bleed between periods.
You have severe pain during your period.
You should change a pad before it becomes soaked with blood. Each woman decides for herself what works best. You should change a tampon at least every 4 to 8 hours. Make sure to use the lowest absorbency tampon needed for your flow. For example, use junior or regular tampons on the lightest day of your period. Using a super absorbency tampon on your lightest days increases your risk for toxic shock syndrome (TSS). TSS is a rare but sometimes deadly disease. TSS is caused by bacteria that can produce toxins. If your body can't fight the toxins, your immune (body defense) system reacts and causes the symptoms of TSS (see below).
Young women may be more likely to get TSS. Using any kind of tampon puts you at greater risk for TSS than using pads. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommends the following tips to help avoid tampon problems:
Follow package directions for insertion.
Choose the lowest absorbency for your flow.
Change your tampon at least every 4 to 8 hours.
Consider switching between pads and tampons.
Know the warning signs of TSS (see below).
Don't use tampons between periods.
If you have any of these symptoms of TSS while using tampons, take the tampon out, and contact your doctor right away:


DPE is a proposed solution for Super Resolution and Artifact Reduction on low resolution images.
Current neural networks for super resolution, such as EDSR, have shown good results in performing super resolution, but they do not tackle the issue of artifact reduction. We suggested that by fine-tuning existing networks we will also be able to perform artifact reduction and acheive good results in both aspects
This project was conducted on semester Winter 2018-2019, as an industrial project (234313)
Shutterfly gets a lot of low quality images from its users. If the image quality is not good enough, the users won't be pleased with their print. We wanted to understand what are the properties of such images
Explore the field of Super Resolution and Deep Learning by watching video lectures, reading papers and building networks
Experimenting with existing neural networks and modifying them. Design a neural network that performs Super Resolution and Artifact Reduction on JPEGs
In order to be able to perform both Super Resolution and Artifact Reduction on low quality images, we have decided to use an existing network and modify it. We took the EDSR PyTorch Implementation and trained it with a custom dataset we created after researching what would help it perform best.
Using the DIV2K dataset, we built a training set that included downscaled images that were saved in different formats. Some of these formats suffer from artifacts.
We tested our performance comparing to a simple upscaling of the low resolution images. The images we used for testing are the validation set of DIV2K (images 0801-900).
When we feed the network with .jpeg images that were saved with Q-Factor = 90, our network produced output images that have, on average, 44.2% better SSIM error rate (1- SSIM score) compared to Lanczos upsampled images.
With Q-Factor = 75 the average improvement percentage is 27.14%.
When we feed the network with .jpeg images that were saved with Q-Factor = 90, our network produced output images that have, on average, 15.85% better PSNR score) compared to Lanczos upsampled images.
With Q-Factor = 75 the average improvement percentage is 8.56%.
Computer Engineering Student
Computer Engineering Student
This project was performed with Shutterfly's Haifa office participation.
Our supervisors from Shutterfly were:


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