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Buhari to spend three days in Egypt
by Ebunoluwa OlafusiPresident Muhammadu Buhari will depart Abuja on Tuesday for Aswan, Egypt to attend a meeting designed to set “an agenda for sustainable peace and development in Africa.”
Femi Adesina, presidential spokesman, made this known in a statement on Monday.
“The initiative is being launched by the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in his capacity as the Chairman of the African Union (AU) and as an advocate of Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Development in Africa – a recurring theme of his tenure as the AU Chairman,” the statement said.
“It is also grounded in the AU’s Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want, and the search for African solutions to African problems.
“The gathering is expected to bring together heads of state and government, leaders from regional and international organisations, financial institutions, private sector and civil societies.
”(Others are) scholars, visionaries and prominent experts for action-oriented discussions on the threats, challenges, and opportunities.
“It is also expected to end with a Declaration on the theme of the Forum and become an annual event.”
Ali Abdel Aal , speaker of Egypt’s house of representatives, had delivered el-Sisi’s message to Buhari in Abuja in October while inviting him to the inaugural Aswan forum.
Adesina said the president will be accompanied by Ahmadu Fintiri, governor of Adamawa state, Godwin Obaseki, governor of Edo, and Mai Mala Buni, governor of Yobe.
Others in Buhari’s delegation are Bashir Magashi, minister of defence; Zubairu Dada, minister of state, foreign affairs; Babagana Monguno, national security adviser, and the Ahmed Abubakar, director-general of national intelligence agency.
The president is expected back in Abuja on Friday.


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I am...
I am currently the group Manager of the R&D development group at Barogo, a Last Mile Logistic Platform. I have worked in the fields of browser, web app, web app platform, automotive platform, iot platform, delivery platform, etc. My Major(basic) job is SQA and SET, and I am currently the group Manager of the development group after working through Manager, PM, etc. Also, I was interested in standard activities. The standard activities that I personally did in related with my work are as follows.
- contributor of W3C widget specification,
- editor of HKMC automotive specification,
- contributor of WAC/bondi test case.
I have a pride in my job and I will be performed perfectly the work assigned to me.
Experiences
In Barogo I have a role as QA / QA. As QA, I have estabilish a development/verification process and is in charge of reviewing and arbitrating requirements of other business units. I think we need to Q&A site because resources are wasted as repeated questions and answers in the company. so I was proposing, setup and managing an in-house Q&A site As QC, I test release tests. And I developing automated tests using chakram and jest.
- Development/Verification Process Management
- Requrire Management
- Release Test
- Automated Test
- System Metric
- FAQ/Q&A Site Manager
- Project Leading
- Mango project
In Daliworks, the startup of the IoT platform, I working on several roles. The role as the operator for Thing+, IoT platform. The role as Quality control for IoT platform, IoT portal, IoT embedded. The role as Technical Support are responded to inquiries about interlocking development of partner companies and customers. And I taken charge of the training event like the external training and hackathon event
- QC / SET
- Test suites using Automated Test Framework
- Chakram - REST API TEST
- Mocha - REST API TEST
- Nightwatch - UI TEST
- Made scripts for test
- Monitoring scripts for REST API response Time
- Morintoring scrips for Memory of servers
- Virtual sensor
- Stress Test
- Test tool
- mqtt-malaria
- Jmeter
- Decision to release schedule
- Test suites using Automated Test Framework
- Service Operatiion Manager
- Made scripts for service operation
- management for gateways, users
- Rule, gateway, thing generator
- management service, user, gate
- Create, stop, resume, delete for a Services
- billing mangement
- Notify thingplus news to customer/partners.
- Project manager for goverment project.
- Made scripts for service operation
- Technical Support
- Responded to inquiries about interlocking development of partner companies.
- Treat to customer issues.
- manage developer guide
I have been in Obigo for 10 years and there have been many changes in the product. The obigo product was a mobile solution when I joined and I was in charge of the messaging part. Here are the product lines I was responsible for Messaging - WAP browser - Full browser - Web platform (mobile - TV - Automotive) I had work as test leader in QA organization and became team manager in 2012. When obigo develope a web platform with a group called WAC, I became a WAC contributo. I supported personally to make the W3C widget specification and I became a contributor of W3C
- Specification Editor
- Automotive API writer (Hyundai motors) [Automotive-specification]
- Activity for widget standard
- Participated in WAC test fest (3 times) -
contribute WAC
test asset. - Tests owner for WAC tests - messaging, task, calendar, contact.
W3C widget contributor
for implementation report - Digital-signature, Packaged-Web-Apps, Interface, View-mode, WARP
- Participated in WAC test fest (3 times) -
- Test case design
- Functional test case base on Browser and WRT reguirements base on specifications
- Non-functional test case base on QA experience
- Automotive test case by javascript [qunite] [TESTHARNESS]
- Design performance test tool & suite(development)
- Set up performance test Methodology
- Test case design for Bondi, JIL full compliance
- Contributor of WAC 2.0 deviceapi tests (The owner of Messaging, contact, task, calendar)
- Test managing
- Enhanced performance of Mobile Browser.
- Benchmark test leader in QCC of Obigo
- Bondi project - product QA and commercial project QA of 1.0CR, 1.1 AR, 1.5
- JIL - product QA of JIL 1.1, JIL1.2 (obtained JIL1.2 compliance certification from JIL Ltd)
- WAC - product QA of WAC1.0 and WAC2.0 (obtained WAC2.0 compliance certification from WAC Ltd)
- Test execute
- Messaging Test (about 1year - 2006~2007)
- Mobile Browser R&D team (about 1year - 2007~2008)
- WRT - BONDI, JIL, W3C WAC, automotive (since 2009~ )
- Automotive IVI web app - HKMC APP, F10 AF-APP, KMA APP, Toyota AC, Mahindra W207 AF-APP, HATA Telematics APP, Honda Android AF-APP, RSM Android AF-APP (since 2012~ )
- Performance test - measurement for CPU Usage, memory Usage (since 2012~ )
Development of web site
- http://www.i-challenge.co.kr
- http://www.samsungsdi.com
Verification & validation against the LG Cyon phones.
- Left the company because the contract for 6 months expired.
Development of web site
- Planning & Web programming
- Developing the VR(Virtual Reality)
- Planning & execution of Shanghai Game Exhibition for Wemade co., Ltd.
Development of web site
- web developer & master
- Sale of USB flash memory and managing the shopping mall.
- Developing and managing prestigious shopping malls (robinhood, luxury 24).


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Rules for the game:
- Multi player, Single player.
- Guess the correct word to score more points from the given hints!!


| autoscroll | Provides for a scrollbar to automatically mapped and unmapped as needed |
| bitmap-editor | Editor for XBM images |
| canvas::drag | Manage the dragging of canvas items or item groups |
| canvas::edit::points | Editing a cloud of points on a canvas |
| canvas::edit::polyline | Editing a polyline on a canvas |
| canvas::edit::quadrilateral | Editing a quadrilateral on a canvas |
| canvas::gradient | Canvas with a gradient background |
| canvas::highlight | Manage the highlighting of canvas items or item groups |
| canvas::mvg | Canvas to ImageMagick MVG vector format |
| canvas::snap | Canvas snapshot to Tk photo image |
| canvas::sqmap | Canvas with map background based on square tiles |
| canvas::tag | Easier management of the tags on canvas items or item groups |
| canvas::track::lines | Manage a group of rubber band lines |
| canvas::zoom | Zoom control for canvas::sqmap |
| canvasLabel | tkpiechart canvas label class |
| chatwidget | Provides a multi-paned view suitable for display of chat room or irc channel information |
| controlwidget | Collection of widgets for displaying and controlling numerical values |
| crosshair | Crosshairs for Tk canvas |
| ctext | Ctext a text widget with highlighting support |
| cursor | Procedures to handle CURSOR data |
| datefield | Tk datefield widget |
| diagram | Diagram drawing |
| diagram-viewer | Lightweight Diagram Processor |
| getstring | A string dialog |
| history | Provides a history for Entry widgets |
| ico | Reading and writing windows icons |
| ipentry | An IP address entry widget |
| khim | Provides key bindings for entering international characters on a keyboard that does not support them |
| menubar | Creates an instance of the Class. |
| notifywindow | Provides unobtrusive window for alerts/notifications from Tk applications |
| ntext | Alternative Bindings for the Text Widget |
| ntextBindings | Alternative Bindings for the Text Widget |
| ntextIndent | ntext Indentation for the Text Widget |
| ntextWordBreak | ntext Word Boundary Detection for the Text Widget |
| pie | 2D or 3D pie chart object in a canvas |
| pieBoxLabeler | tkpiechart pie box style labeler class |
| piePeripheralLabeler | tkpiechart pie peripheral style labeler class |
| Plotchart | Simple plotting and charting package |
| swaplist | A dialog which allows a user to move options between two lists |
| tooltip | Tooltip management |
| widget | Megawidget bundle |
| widget_calendar | Calendar Megawidget |
| widget_dateentry | Date Entry Megawidget |
| widget_listentry | widget::listentry widget |
| widget_listsimple | widget::listsimple widget |
| widget_toolbar | Toolbar Megawidget |
| widget_validator | widget::validator behaviour |


public class Bv3fIntersection
extends java.lang.Object
NO_INTERSECTION
- the ray starts outside the volume and does not intersect it;INTERSECTS_INSIDE
- the ray starts
inside the bounding volume and, obviously, goes out somewhere;INTERSECTS_OUTSIDE
- or the ray starts outside the bounding volume and intersects it.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
INTERSECTS_INSIDE
The ray starts inside the bounding volume and, obviously, goes out somewhere.
|
static int |
INTERSECTS_OUTSIDE
The ray starts outside the bounding volume and intersects it.
|
float |
m_fDistIn
The distance until the ray enters the bounding volume.
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float |
m_fDistOut
The distance until the ray leaves the bounding volume.
|
int |
m_nCode
The code describing the type of intersection.
|
Bv3fIntersection |
m_next
A pointer to tne next Bv3fIntersection in a cache if this object is cached.
|
java.lang.Object |
m_obj
The object that this is the min-max intersection of.
|
static int |
NO_INTERSECTION
The ray starts outside the volume and does not intersect it.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Bv3fIntersection()
Creates a new instance of Bv3fIntersection
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public static final int NO_INTERSECTION
public static final int INTERSECTS_INSIDE
public static final int INTERSECTS_OUTSIDE
public Bv3fIntersection m_next
public float m_fDistIn
public float m_fDistOut
public int m_nCode
public java.lang.Object m_obj


Here, there are the two links which lead to the homework from laboratory 3:
1st: Tension on a cable
2nd: Volume of a fuel tank


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These are all the computer labs I wrote for a class I TA’d entitled, Quantiative Genetics and Genomics at Cornell University and Weill Cornell Medicine. The base of the computer labs were written by Zoe Zhao, you can get see these labs at her github. There are also video lectures that well correspond to the fundamental mathematics and biology of each lab. You can find these videos at Mezey Lab.
There may still be some bugs within the labs, but for the most part they are great. From basic R to MCMC, these labs provide a way to learn R in the context of genetics. The labs are all based in R-Markdown, which is something I have not seen in many other R lessons so hopefully you can take advantage of that fact here. All of these labs are on my github. The contents of the labs are as follows:
R as a calculator, Matrices and data frames
R Markdown, Functions, For Loops, If Statements, Vector and Matrix calculations
Plotting, Probability Distributions
Boolean Data, Fancy vector indexing, Dealing with missing data
Pseudo-random numbers, Pasting, Speeding up your code
Reading in genotype data, Coding genotype data
Performing hypothesis test on variants, Producing Manhattan plots
Performing many association tests, QQ-Plots, Multiple hypothesis testing corrections, Principal Components Analysis
Regrssion within R, Adding covariates, Converting data for PLINK
Adding covariates rigerously, Logistic Regression
Implementing the IRLS Algorithm, Making algorithms efficient
Linear mixed models, Implementing EM Algorithm, Timing your code
Explanation of Markov Chains and Monte Carlo Sampling, Implementing MCMC Algorithm


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pa01 : Statistician as a C++ Abstract Data Type (ADT)
| num | ready? | description | assigned | due |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| pa01 | true | Statistician as a C++ Abstract Data Type (ADT) | Thu 04/12 09:00AM | Fri 04/20 11:59PM |
PA1 must be done individually - each student must accomplish it alone and submit it. Later assignments may allow students to work in pairs , but not this assignment.
Create a git repo and obtain the starter code
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Create a git repo named pa01_your_github_username in our class organization.
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Clone your repo on CSIL in your home directory.
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Get the starter code : If you have already cloned the
cs24-s18-starter-code
change into it and typegit pull
to get the latest starter code. -
Change into your repo directory and obtain copy the starter code by typing the following command
cp ~/cs24/cs24-s18-starter-code/pa01/* ./
Assignment instructions
Files to submit: stats.h, stats.cpp and a Makefile
This assignment is based on Chapter 2, Programming Project 2 and 3 (here is a local copy of page 90. Follow the instructions on this web page, not the ones on page 90 - but do see the hints provided by the textbook author.
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Type your name and the date in a comment at the top.(Like always, whether or not we remind you!)
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Read and understand the two provided test files: stattest.cpp (which is an interactive test code) and statexam.cpp. Make sure you understand the expected behavior of statistician before you implement it.
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Complete the incomplete definition of class statistician as provided in stats.h header file. In particular you must reason about the attributes of the statistician. Define the private member variables. Push your code to github and contact your mentor to get feedback on your class definition. It is important that you discuss your design choices with your mentor before implementing the class. This step carries 20% of your grade.
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Write a Makefile to compile your code with both the test files.
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Implement the constructor, all the member functions, and all three non-member functions (including the two friends) as they are declared in stats.h. Read the documentation for each of these functions at the top of stats.h, and make sure your implementations work as advertised in those comments - i.e., satisfy all of the postconditions.
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Push your code to github often. When you think it is ready for feedback from your mentor push it with the commit message “Ready for feedback”.
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Submit the files for PA1 on gradescope: stats.h, stats.cpp, Makefile. Be sure to wait for the results of all tests. If you score 80/80, and you’ve followed all of the other rules, then you’ll earn 80/80. The additional 20 points will be given by the mentor for good style and for showing off your initial design of the class.
Some hints:
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Use assert to verify the pre-conditions of functions mean, minimum and maximum.
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Compile and test your program at CSIL (connecting remotely is okay).
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Use the interactive test program: stattest.cpp to do some initial testing. The point of this interactive test program is for you to test your functions individually, to make sure each one is working properly before running your implementation through more comprehensive tests like the ones that will be used when you submit. To learn details of those tests, see the non-interactive test program we will use: statexam.cpp (you can try it out before submitting if you want - give a test number, 1 to 5, as a command line argument if you run it). Do not proceed to the next step to submit your work until you are sure that all of your functions are working properly.


Solving FPB puzzle by hand is super fun!
Here are some examples:
| Guesses | Response |
|---|---|
| 1234 | F |
| 7254 | PP |
In the first row, if 2 is Fermi, then 2 would also be Fermi in the second row. But the second row does not have a Fermi, so 2 cannot be Fermi in either row. The first row only has one Fermi, so 2 must be a Bagel.
By the same reason, 4 must be a Bagel.
From the second row, since both 2 and 4 are Bagels, then 7 and 5 must both be Picos. That tells us two things:
| Guesses | Response |
|---|---|
| XX36 | P |
| 7936 | PP |
| 7XXX | F |
From the second and third rows, we know 7 must be a Bagel.
From the second row, since 7 is a Bagel, there must be another Bagel in 9, 3 and 6.
Suppose 3 and 6 are both Picos, then they are also Picos in the first row. But first row only has one Pico. So 3 and 6 cannot both be Picos. So 9 must be a Pico, and the other Pico is in 3 and 6.
From the first row, since there is one Pico in 3 and 6, then the two X must be Bagel.
| Guesses | Response |
|---|---|
| 1234 | F |
| 6259 | FPP |
| 7296 | FFPP |
From the third row, we know 2 cannot be Bagel, so it must be a Fermi in the first row, so it must be a Fermi in all three rows.
From the first row, we then know 1, 3, 4 are all Bagels.
From the third row, we know both 6 and 9 must be in the combination, so in the second row they both must be Peco, as the 2 has already taken the Fermi.
Now we know 2 is the second digit. 6 cannot be the first digit, and 9 cannot be the last digit.
So the first digit is either 7 or 9, the third digit can be 6, 7 or 9, and the fourth digit is either 6 or 7.
If the first digit is 7, then the fourth digit cannot be 7, so it must be 6, but that would cause three Fermi's in the third row. So the first digit must be 9.
So in the third row, both 7 and 9 must be Peco's, and that leaves 6 a Fermi, and the solution is 9276


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Building REGoth¶
This page documents how to build REGoth on Linux or Windows. The project is built via CMake. For all platforms, CMake version 3.13 is required.
REGoth uses Vcpkg internally. To make building as seamless
as possible, the build script will take care of getting a copy of Vcpkg, bootstrap it and install
the required packages. All this happens inside the build
directory so it doesn’t clutter your
system with stuff you don’t want.
Note
If you want to use your own copy of Vcpkg, just pass the toolchain file as usual.
Note
If you don’t want to have anything to do with Vcpkg, you can also choose to supply the required
packages yourself. To do this, you need to pass -DSKIP_AUTOMATE_VCPKG=ON
to CMake. Now
you’re completely on your own to gather the required dependencies for REGoth.
Linux¶
System packages¶
For Debian (Buster or newer), Ubuntu (bionic or newer), or derivatives, install the following packages:
# Required tooling packages.
$ sudo apt install git cmake make gcc
# Required dependencies.
$ sudo apt install libx11-dev libxcursor-dev libxi-dev libicu-dev libgl1-mesa-dev \
libglu1-mesa-dev freeglut3-dev libphysfs-dev libsquish-dev
# Development dependencies (optional).
$ sudo apt install doxygen plantuml
For Fedora, install the following packages:
# Required tooling packages.
$ sudo dnf install git cmake make gcc
# Required dependencies.
$ sudo dnf install libX11-devel libXcursor-devel libXi-devel libicu-devel mesa-libGL-devel \
mesa-libGLU freeglut-devel physfs-devel libsquish-devel libXrandr-devel
# Development dependencies (optional).
$ sudo dnf install doxygen plantuml
For Arch Linux, Manjaro, or derivatives, install the following packages:
# Required tooling packages.
$ sudo pacman -S git cmake make gcc
# Required dependencies.
$ sudo pacman -S physfs libx11 libxcursor libxi icu mesa freeglut libxrandr
# Development dependencies (optional).
$ sudo pacman -S doxygen plantuml
Note
If a required package is missing, or you managed to compile REGoth on a distribution not explicitly listed above, we would greatly appreciate a pull request or GitHub issue with this information.
Building¶
First we need to fetch the source code and prepare our build environment:
# First, clone the Git repository together with its submodules.
$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/REGoth-project/REGoth-bs.git
$ cd REGoth-bs
# Prepare the build directory.
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
# Run CMake.
$ cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RelWithDebInfo ..
Now we can build the project (if you want to use less cores than available, replace $(nproc)
with the desired number. You might want to do this if you have little RAM, expect up to 2GB of RAM
usage per core):
# Compile REGoth.
$ cmake --build . --parallel $(nproc)
Windows¶
Using Visual Studio Code¶
This is the recommended way for developing on Windows. Visual Studio Code works really well with the CMake files of REGoth. Just make sure to install the official C/C++ and CMake extensions.
Using Visual Studio¶
To build the project for Windows, you need to be aware of some common pitfalls:
Always build x64, as bs::framework does not support x86. To do that, make sure to use the correct Visual-Studio-Generator.
Similar to
make
, Visual Studio will not do parallel builds by default.
These are the commands:
> md build
> cd build
> cmake -G"Visual Studio 15 2017 Win64" ..
> cmake --build . --config RelWithDebInfo --parallel 8
Using Ninja¶
The Ninja build system performs faster than MsBuild since it is able to run more tasks in parallel: While MsBuild can only build different projects in parallel, Ninja acts as you would expect and is able to build multiple files in parallel, even if they are from within the same project.
Unfortunately, using it on Windows is a little bit tricky. From a x64 Native Tools Command Prompt, navigate to where you cloned REGoth and run:
> md build
> cd build
> cmake -GNinja -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RelWithDebInfo -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER="cl.exe" -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER="cl.exe" -DMSVC_TOOLSET_VERSION=140 ..
> ninja
Note that Visual Studio Code seems to figure this out automatically and uses Ninja by default.


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Voxel-Mirrored Homotopic Connectivity (VMHC)¶
Introduction & Background¶
Functional homotopy, the synchrony in patterns of spontaneous activity between homotopic (geometrically corresponding) regions in each hemisphere, is a fundamental characteristic of the brain’s functional architecture (Salvador et al., 2005). Though homotopic patterns of resting functional connectivity have been observed across the brain, the strength of this connectivity can vary between regions (Stark et al., 2008). This variation (seen in the figure below taken from Stark et al., 2008) is thought to reflect hemispheric and regional specialization in information processing.
Voxel-Mirrored Homotopic Connectivity (VMHC) quantifies functional homotopy by providing a voxel-wise measure of connectivity between hemispheres. This is done by computing the connectivity between each voxel in one hemisphere and its mirrored counterpart in the other (Zuo et al., 2010).
The schematic above (adapted from Gee et al., 2011) illustrates how VMHC compares mirrored voxels across hemispheres in a symmetrical brain.
Computation and Analysis Considerations¶
VMHC assumes symmetric morphology between hemispheres. As this assumption does not hold for real brains, images must be transformed before VMHC can be calculated. In CPAC, anatomical images are transformed to fit a symmetric template. Functional data is then transformed to fit the new symmetrical anatomical image. VMHC is computed as the functional connectivity between any pair of symmetric interhemispheric voxels. For more details on how CPAC computes these steps, please see the VMHC Page of the developer documentation .
It is worth noting that VMHC is somewhat affected by the level of spatial smoothing used. Specifically, smoothing improves the correspondence between homotopic regions and results in greater VMHC strength across subjects. Importantly however, smoothing does not affect the overall pattern of VMHC.
The image above (taken from Zuo et al., 2010) shows differences in VMHC due to smoothing. These differences should be taken into account when comparing studies using VMHC.
Applications and Recommendations¶
Despite being a relatively new analysis method, a number of studies have already utilized VMHC to investigate group differences in functional homotopy. Kelly et al. (2011) found reduced VMHC between prefrontal regions in patients with cocaine addiction compared to healthy controls, and Zuo and colleagues (2010) were able to chart changing functional homotopy across healthy aging.
Other recent studies examining functional homotopy (but not using VMHC) have found reduced interhemispheric connectivity in patients with autism (Anderson et al., 2011), and that negative correlations between hemispheres were stronger than positive correlations within a hemisphere (Gee et al. 2001).
Future studies may benefit from using VMHC as an indicator of disturbed functional specialization in patient groups, as well as in longitudinal studies to investigate changes in functional homotopy over time due to treatment, intervention, or development.
Configuring CPAC to run VMHC¶
- Calculate VMHC - [Off, On]: Calculate Voxel-mirrored Homotopic Connectivity (VMHC) for all voxels.
- Symmetric Template (Brain Only) - [path]: Included as part of the ‘Image Resource Files’ package available on the Install page of the User Guide. It is not necessary to change this path unless you intend to use a non-standard symmetric template.
- Symmetric Template (With Skull) - [path]: Included as part of the ‘Image Resource Files’ package available on the Install page of the User Guide. It is not necessary to change this path unless you intend to use a non-standard symmetric template.
- Dilated Symmetric Brain Mask - [path]: Included as part of the ‘Image Resource Files’ package available on the Install page of the User Guide. It is not necessary to change this path unless you intend to use a non-standard symmetric template.
- FLIRT Configuration File - [path]: Included as part of the ‘Image Resource Files’ package available on the Install page of the User Guide. It is not necessary to change this path unless you intend to use a non-standard symmetric template.
Configuration Without the GUI¶
The following key/value pairs must be defined in your pipeline configuration YAML for C-PAC to run anatomical preprocessing:
| Key | Description | Potential Values |
|---|---|---|
| runVMHC | Calculate Voxel-mirrored Homotopic Connectivity (VMHC) for all voxels. | A list where ‘1’ represents ‘yes’ and ‘0’ represents ‘no’ (e.g., ‘[1]’). |
| template_symmetric_brain_only | The path to the symmetric brain template from the C-PAC resources. You should be able to use the value from the example configuration. You would only use a different path if using a different symmetric template. | A path. |
| template_symmetric_skull | The path to the symmetric brain template (with skull) from the C-PAC resources. You should be able to use the value from the example configuration. You would only use a different path if using a different symmetric template. | A path. |
| dilated_symmetric_brain_mask | The path to the symmetric brain template (dilated) from the C-PAC resources. You should be able to use the value from the example configuration. You would only use a different path if using a different symmetric template. | A path. |
| configFileTwomm | The path to the FLIRT configuration file for the symmetric template from the C-PAC resources. You should be able to use the value from the example configuration. You would only use a different path if using a different symmetric template. | A path. |
References¶
Gee, D. G., Biswal, B. B., Kelly, C., Stark, D. E., Margulies, D. S., Shehzad, Z., Uddin, L. Q., et al. (2011). Low frequency fluctuations reveal integrated and segregated processing among the cerebral hemispheres . Neuroimage, 54(1), 517–527.
Kelly, C., Zuo, X.-N., Gotimer, K., Cox, C. L., Lynch, L., Brock, D., Imperati, D., et al. (2011). Reduced interhemispheric resting state functional connectivity in cocaine addiction . Biological Psychiatry, 69(7), 684–692.
Salvador R, Suckling J, Coleman MR, Pickard JD, Menon D, Bullmore E (2005) Neurophysiological architecture of functional magnetic resonance images of human brain. Cereb Cortex 15:1332–1342.
Stark, D. E., Margulies, D. S., Shehzad, Z. E., Reiss, P., Kelly, A. M. C., Uddin, L. Q., Gee, D. G., et al. (2008). Regional variation in interhemispheric coordination of intrinsic hemodynamic fluctuations . The Journal of Neuroscience, 28(51), 13754–13764.
Zuo, X.-N., Kelly, C., Di Martino, A., Mennes, M., Margulies, D. S., Bangaru, S., Grzadzinski, R., et al. (2010). Growing together and growing apart: regional and sex differences in the lifespan developmental trajectories of functional homotopy . The Journal of Neuroscience, 30(45), 15034–15043.


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public static class AssetService
Reference documentation and code samples for the Cloud Asset V1 API class AssetService.
Asset service definition.
Inheritance
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Methods
BindService(AssetService.AssetServiceBase)
public static ServerServiceDefinition BindService(AssetService.AssetServiceBase serviceImpl)
Creates service definition that can be registered with a server
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BindService(ServiceBinderBase, AssetService.AssetServiceBase)
public static void BindService(ServiceBinderBase serviceBinder, AssetService.AssetServiceBase serviceImpl)
Register service method with a service binder with or without implementation. Useful when customizing the service binding logic. Note: this method is part of an experimental API that can change or be removed without any prior notice.
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