Tornado touched down in New Jersey on Halloween night, National Weather Service confirms
by Eyewitness NewsMADISON, New Jersey (WABC) -- A tornado touched down in New Jersey on Halloween night, the National Weather Service confirmed on Sunday.
The EF-1 tornado touched down around midnight in Madison in Morris County with winds up to 100mph.
No one was injured, but the surrounding area experienced widespread power outages. School was also canceled on Friday.


This is a quick reference for users of the SongID website. It's a project in progress, so things may change, and I may not always update this guide in a timely mannger. Please report bugs or other problems on the Live Filk list.
Note for filkers who have found this one way or another: This is an experimental site for the Live Filk project, nichesourcing identification of song clips. If you're interested, get in touch with Merav Hoffman or Gary McGath.
Note for anyone else coming here by accident: This is experimental software for use within a small community. If you don't know us, nothing to see here, move along, thank you.
Note for anyone coming here maliciously: There's nothing exciting to grab here, just some short music clips by unknown performers, recorded under hit-or-miss circumstances. Go away.
To use this system, you must be a registered user. Go to the registration page and enter your user name, real name, password, and the authorization code we gave you. If you forgot your password, you can create another account.
There are three user roles: contributors, editors, and administrators. A user can have more than one role; typically they'll be cumulative, so users who have higher roles also have lower ones. When you register, you have the contributor role. An administrator can change your roles.
With the Contributor role, you can listen to clips, enter information about them to create a report, and view reports. You can't modify any existing information. Users with the Editor role can add clips, edit information about them, and delete reports. Users with the Administrator role can delete users and modify their roles.
If you have the Contributor role, you can pick a clip to work on by going to the clip list. You will see a table of all the clips in the system. (A future version will paginate the list so you don't have to deal with a huge table all at once.) If you want to see only clips that no one has already produced a report on, click the "Show clips without reports" button. This will change to "Show all clips" to let you switch back.
Each clip has two clickable links for contributors: "Create report" and "View reports." If you have the Editor role, you'll see a third link, "Edit."
Click on "Create report" for a clip, and you'll come to a page with a sound player and a form. The form will change as you make selections.
Start by playing the clip. If it won't play, it just has background noise, it contains sensitive private conversation, or you have reason to think the performer didn't want to be recorded, click "Flag this as something that should be removed" and click "Submit." (A future version should add a "reason" field.)
Describe the clip as well as you're able, then click "Submit" or, if you want to do more, "Submit and add another description." If you prefer not to say anything on the clip, you can go back to "Clips" and try another.
To view reports on a single clip, go to the clip list and click on "View reports" next to the clip of interest. To view all clips, or all clips within a date range, Click on "Reports" at the top of the page. You can select a start and end date.
You must have the Editor role to edit clips. If you do, an "Edit" link will appear next to each clip title. This will take you to the editing form, where you can change the title and URL of a ciip. There's currently no way to delete a clip.
If you have the Editor role, the clip list page will have an "Add new clip" button. This will take you to a form where you can specify the URL and description of the clip. Mentioning the place and time of recording is good if you know it. The description can be up to 256 characters long.


if it has a belongs_to it has a foreign key… e.g. songs belong to an artist, so it must have an artist_id
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what is params? - user passes in data through forms - rails takes that data and makes it easy to access through forms
so accepts_nested_attributes is a way for you to specify that this model should accept data for its associations
field_for f.fields_for :song_genres is accessing params[:song][:song_genres]
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classes are data and behavior we have added behavior to the song_genre model because this is the only place the genre_id is being stored.
LookUp Ruby try method
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the incision point for normalization are easy to do on writer. but if you are using a vanilla writer, then don’t write a normalizer just to normalize. Use a gem or something.
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Technical debt (also known as design debt or code debt) is a neologistic metaphor referring to the eventual consequences of poor or evolving software architecture and software development within a codebase. The debt can be thought of as work that needs to be done before a particular job can be considered complete.
in console can call .valid? to debug and see if an object is valid.
When debugging…
try to reduce abstraction -actually need to debug the problem at hand


 They remind me of the fruit pies my Nan used to make: a real treat, especially when served warm with whipped cream. I’ve given you three fillings to choose from; each uses the full quantity of pastry.
For the sweet shortcrust pastry, mix the flour and icing sugar together in a bowl. Add the butter and rub it in lightly with your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Alternatively, do this in a food processor or a mixer and then transfer to a bowl.
In a separate bowl or jug, mix the egg with the lemon juice and two tablespoons of water. Make a well in the centre of the flour mixture and pour in the egg mix. Using a table knife, work the liquid into the flour to bring the pastry together. If it seems too dry, add a splash more water. When the dough begins to stick together, use your hands to gently knead it into a ball. Wrap in cling film and rest in the fridge for at least 15 minutes.
To make any of the fillings, first cut the fruit into 1cm/½in pieces.
Melt the butter in a large frying pan or deep saucepan set over a medium heat. Add the fruit, sugar, lemon zest (if applicable) and the alcohol. Simmer for about 10 minutes, stirring from time to time, until the fruit is tender and most of the liquid has evaporated.
Leave the fruit mix to go cold, mix in the mascarpone (if applicable), then chill the mixture.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
On a lightly floured work surface, roll out the pastry to a thickness of 2–3mm. Using an 8.5cm/3½in plain cutter, cut out 12 circles and use them to line a bun tray (the kind you would use for fairy cakes, not a deep muffin tray). Re-roll the pastry as necessary and cut out 12 smaller circles, 6cm/2½in in diameter, for the lids.
Spoon the fruit filling into the pastry cases, taking care not to overfill them. Dampen the rim of the pastry with a little water and top each pie with a lid. Press a smaller cutter over the pie to seal the edge and trim away any excess pastry. Make a couple of small steam holes in the top of each pie.
Brush the pastry lid with a little milk and sprinkle with granulated sugar. Bake for 25–30 minutes, or until the pastry is crisp and golden-brown.
Leave to cool in the tin for five minutes before removing. Serve warm or at room temperature, within 24 hours of baking (or they’ll start to lose their crispness).


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Celtic ‘seeking to extend’ Man City starlet Daniel Arzani’s loan deal
by David FowlerCELTIC are keen on extending Daniel Arzani's loan deal from Man City, according to reports.
The Hoops are reported to be interested in keeping the young winger for a further season despite his lack of first-team action.
Australian football website The World Game claim Hoops boss Neil Lennon wants the 20-year-old to stay on at Celtic.
Discussions are reported to be in the early stages but it's claimed Arzani would be interested in another season in Glasgow.
Arzani last played for the Hoops first-team against Dundee 13 months ago.
He has only managed training and the rare reserve outing ever since suffering a tear to his ACL on his debut.
Meanwhile, Swansea are set to make a move for Jonny Hayes.
Championship rivals Stoke City are also eyeing a move for the Ireland international.
Hayes' current contract is set to run out in the summer with clubs beginning to circle.
But Celtic don't want to lose the utility player and want him to commit his future to Parkhead.


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Welcome! This repo is a conglomeration of tips, tricks, tools, and data analysis to use while doing web application security assessments, and more specifically towards bug hunting in bug bounties.
These methodology pieces are presented as an abbreviated testing methodology for use in bug bounties. It is based off of the research gathered for the Defcon 23 talk "How to shot Web: better hacking in 2015".
The current sections are divided as follows:
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The goal of the project is to incorporate more up to date resources for bug hunters and web hackers to use during thier day-to-day work.
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Hospital Quality Manager (HQM) was developed by BestRatedHospitals.
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I am a graduate student pursuing Masters in Computer Science major with a prime interest in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Software Engineering.I always want to work in an environment that expects high quality of work wherein I can apply myself to the best of my potential and in the process help me to develop my skills as well as gain valuable experience. I am currently looking for challenging work which will expand my intellect and help me in my career going forward.
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After joining one among the most reputed Engineering colleges in the country, I began getting more into experimental programming, trying out all sorts of ideas. I especially enjoyed the projects because it directly benefitted those around me. This is where I relaized that I want to solve challenges and interesting problems that make a big impact on people. Here my interest in computer programming developed and helped me in moving forward in my career. GPA: 8.7/10.0 RELEVANT COURSEWORK:
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Hi,
I've hooked up the emonpi and ct's as per the type 1 solar pv setup, I am getting an input from ct1 for grid, all good there.
The way my solar pv has been installed is as per the type 1 diagram, with the pv hooked up to a henley block along with the cables to consumer unit and grid.
However, I also have the solar pv generation meter and enphase unit connected to the same cable as the solar pv, and so at times when I am not generating, those two devices are actually consuming (like right now, it's dark, yet I'm measuring 7-10w on ct2). This consumption is shown on feeds value.
How can I configure the solar pv input to allow a negative value to account for times of no generation but consumption for the two devices?
Thanks in advance,
Colin
Re: Logging consumption from solar pv input
This is a common issue, and probably caused by noise & other issues rather than actual consumption. These threads may help;
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/10679
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/10842
Paul
Re: Logging consumption from solar pv input
Hi Paul,
Thank you for your reply, the links you provided explain why the solar value doesn't register below 10W on the solar app.
However, I know that there is consumption of approximately 7W on the solar "line", as the enphase gateway definitely consumes power and so is not considered noise. While this won't register on the solar app because it's less than 10W, it will register on the normal feed log and is incorrect as it's logged as generation.
I used to use Smappee and that would just register -7W (minus) when not generating, and then +xxxW when generating. I was expecting similar from OEM.
Cheers,
Colin
Re: Logging consumption from solar pv input
If you are satisfied that inverter gateway is consuming 7W and you wish to record this as zero, why not add a 'process' to the solar feed, such as 'Calibration' '+' -7
That will always deduct 7W from your feed.
Paul
Re: Logging consumption from solar pv input
Quick update...
I'd wired the ct's wrong, although I have a junction box, my system better matches the type 2 installation, as I don't have a single feed for "household" usage. So I have to calculate consumption.
At least now my figures are accurate with regards daytime generation, grid export and import.
I'll wait for the pv to stop generating and then see if it picks up the enphase envoy gateway electric consumption as a negative value.


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Realme X2 Pro and XT will soon get ColorOS 7 beta in India
by SagarYesterday we reported that Realme X2 Pro will get ColorOS 7 beta on December 18 in China, and now we know that it will be released for the Indian X2 Pro and XT soon.
This information comes to us through Realme India CEO Madhav Sheth who took to Twitter to make the announcement. Additionally, Sheth said that he will reveal the update timeline for ColorOS 7 (Realme Edition) on November 25 - a day before ColorOS 7's India launch.
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This base project includes a PCB edge as specified in the Raspberry Pi Hat Specification with the connectors placed correctly to align the two boards. All IO present on the Raspberry-Pi board is connected to the project through the 0.1" expansion headers. Cutouts have also been defined for the camera and the display connctors.
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MAN ON THE MOON (director: Milos Forman; screenwriters: Scott Alexander/Larry Karaszewski; cinematographer: Anastas Michos; editors: Christopher Tellefsen/ Lynzee Klingman; cast: Jim Carrey (Andy Kaufman/Tony Clifton), Danny DeVito (George Shapiro), Courtney Love (Lynne Margulies), Paul Giamatti (Bob Zmuda/Tony Clifton), Gerry Becker (Stanley Kaufman), Leslie Lyles (Janice Kaufman), Jerry Lawler (Himself), Vincent Schiavelli (ABC Exec); Runtime: 118; Universal Pictures; 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
An alluring biopic about the provocative comedian Andy Kaufman that couldn't go futher than to provide an entertaining look at the entertainer. If one was looking to find out who Andy Kaufman was, this film would be of little help. The point of the film being that there was probably no difference between the performer and the person off-stage, therefore it believes by telling the story through only his performances should give one a good enough idea of who Andy was. Every other character besides Andy in the film seemed wooden, whose only purpose was to look up and stare at him as if he were a God or sneer at him as if he was the Devil. The Kaufman role was tailor-made for Jim Carrey and he comes through with flying colors in a virtuoso performance, as this fictionalized biography of Kaufman, shows his odd personality, obsessions, and mind-set.
The film seemed flat in the parts when Carrey wasn't performing and his story seemed superficial. I didn't feel as if I knew him any better because of this film than I did before, though, at least, the film didn't try to answer something it couldn't. But "Man on the Moon" was entertaining, even for someone like me who has never been impressed by his comic talents.
The film about 'the king of negative energy' starts with a prologue, where Jim Carrey says, "Hello ... I am Andy." He then convinces us without a doubt that is exactly who he is. He first shows us his abnormal childhood, where he would play alone and perform his act before an imaginary audience in his room rather than play with other children, greatly upsetting his parents. He is raised in the affluent Long Island suburb of Great Neck, but before we can gather anything else about his childhood and his relations with his parents and his sister, we are quickly whisked from here to Andy as a young adult doing an unfunny act at a nightclub, where we have no trouble seeing how he would be fired, which is indeed what happens.  From there he lands a starring role in a new sitcom, 'Taxi,' and is allowed to make a number of demands from the producers in order to land him, as he always tries to push the limits on what he can do. This might be the way it happened, but it made for bad cinema since he wasn't seen as being funny and his immediate rise to fame lacked credibility as it was filmed, even though we know it evidently did happen.
The heart of the film and indeed what keeps it lively, is watching Carrey go through his repertoire in a flawless comic manner. He seems to have all of Andy's top acts down pat, as he has the ability to do impeccable imitations of Kaufman as an impersonator, such as the buggy wide-eyed immigrant Latka; the confrontational wrestler bullying the women he fights with in the ring; his ongoing scripted spat with the wrestler Jerry Lawler which appealed to the crowds baser instincts; performing a reading of the entire "The Great Gatsby" to a bored college audience; performing as the obnoxious Tony Clifton (his alter ego), who is a lounge singer who goads his audience on in a hostile manner; and, acting childish while doing lip-syncs to a phonograph record of the "Mighty Mouse" theme song, as he would sing out "Here I come to save the day!" He thrived in his short-lived career in the 1970s, until his death from cancer in 1984 at the age of 35, on being unpredictable, presenting a stand-up act that was hard to define because of his uniqueness.
Milos Forman's uneven film is missing the true craziness of Kaufman in the entirety of the story. He gets that ingredient not from the conventional way he tells the story but only from Jim Carrey's expressive performance, as the film went from bursts of great energy with Carrey doing Andy to dullness in storytelling.
The most jejune part was reserved for Courtney Love as Andy's girlfriend Lynne. Her part was so underwritten that there weren't even hints of where the romance or sex in it was, and there appeared to be no intimacy between them. She just seemed to be Andy's prop, who looks delicious on the screen but was given nothing to do, but one turn on the wrestling mat.
What we are left pondering, is if Andy is weird and gimmicky enough to invite a whole audience out for milk and cookies after he played out his dream of appearing in Carnegie Hall, could he also be capable of faking his own death. I can't help thinking, that aside from Carrey's masterful performance, there's not much in this film to take away with you. The film seems to be an unadultered homage to Kaufman, looking on the rosy side of his lunacy and not getting at anything else. Kaufman seemed to always be searching for something, whether in studying Transcendental Meditation, looking for a psychic cure for cancer in the Philippines, or a way to push the limits of comedy to a further degree, and what we see in the film, is that he never quite found what he was looking for, in a career that was far too short for a man of his energies and stated talents.
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Motorcyclists have always had a bad reputation in Malaysia, especially considering the fact that our country is home to rempits galore.
But just as we say about men, while not all of them are bad, there are those bad eggs that have given other Malaysian motorists a bad name.
For example, the 999 Malaysia (@999Malaysia) Twitter page took to their account to showcase an accident that was caused by a motorcyclist who decided to run a red light. The worst part is, the motorcyclist and his passenger weren’t even wearing helmets.
999 Malaysia wrote, “Dashboard camera footage of an accident that happened at Kubang Parit, Terengganu. As long as you still have long to live, it’s best to follow road rules.
The motorcyclist could be seen stopping at a red light, and both the rider and the passenger were without helmets. After a few cars passed, the rider assumed that the road was free and rode on, despite the traffic light still being red. He clearly also didn’t look left and right before heading on.
Just as the motorcyclist was about the reach the other side of the road, a speeding white car slams into them, sending what looks like one of the rider’s slippers flying into the air.
It’s still unsure as to the extent of the motorcyclists were injured. We genuinely hope they’re okay but use this as a lesson to never underestimate how dangerous roads can be.
999 Malaysia’s posting has since garnered over 711 retweets.
What do you think? How can the Malaysian authorities enforce road rules upon motorcyclists who choose to risk their lives and the lives of others on the road?
Leave your suggestions in the comments section below!
Also read: Video: M’sian Man Who Beat the Red Light With NO Helmet On Gets Into Horrific Accident


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def post_process(self, versioned_targets):


What is this "Dots and Boxes" game?
Dots and Boxes is a pencil-and-paper game for two players. It was first published in the 19th century by Édouard Lucas.
Starting with an empty grid of dots, two players take turns adding a single horizontal or vertical line between two unjoined adjacent dots. The player who completes the fourth side of a 1×1 box earns one point and takes another turn. The game ends when no more lines can be placed. The winner is the player with the most points.
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Fuel price hike: Iran supreme leader Khamenei voices support
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei added that if heads of three departments have made a decision on price hike, then he will support the decision.
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday supported government's decision to hike petrol prices and blamed the opponents of the Islamic Republic for the vandalism on Saturday's protests.
"Some people are no doubt worried by this decision ... but sabotage and arson is done by hooligans not our people. The counter-revolution and Iran's enemies have always supported sabotage and breaches of security and continue to do so," Ayatollah Khamenei said, reports Iran's state television.
Forty people have been arrested in the central Iranian city of Yazd for clashing with the police during protests on Saturday, the semi-official ISNA news agency reported Sunday. The police added that those arrested participated in the vandalism and most of them were not locals.
Khamenei added that if heads of three departments have made a decision on the price hike, then he will support the decision.
On Saturday, protests erupted in Iran a day after the government surprised with a decision to ration petrol and hike its price.
Iran's news agency IRNA said that the demonstrations were "severe" in Srijan in central Iran where protesters even attacked a fuel storage warehouse and tried to set fire to it.
The protests were also held in other cities such as Mashhad, Birjand, Ahvaz, Gachsaran, Abadan, Khoramshahr, Mahshahr, Shiraz and Bandar Abbas.
On Friday, Iran imposed petrol rationing and raised pump prices by at least 50 per cent, claiming that the move will help citizens in need with cash handouts. The move is expected to bring 2.55 billion per annum, the head of the country's Planning and Budget Organisation, Mohammad Bagher Nobakht said.
On Saturday, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said that "75 per cent of the country are under pressure" and the extra revenue will go only to them not the treasury.
Iran's economy is facing serious trouble since last May when US President Donald Trump pulled out of a 2015 nuclear agreement and imposed sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
Inflation is high as much as 40 per cent and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted that the country's growth will shrink 9 per cent in 2020 and stagnate in 2020.
In December 2018, Rouhani tried to increase the fuel prices but his move was blocked in the Parliament due to intense protests that lasted several days. The speaker of the Parliament had said during that time that the move is not in the interests of the people of Iran.
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The dazzling talent that Ligtenberg puts on display each match should come as no surprise. Her genetic code is programmed to eat, sleep and breathe field hockey. Being surrounded by the sport served as an outlet for Ligtenberg to absorb field hockey.
The dazzling talent that Ligtenberg puts on display each match should come as no surprise. Her genetic code is programmed to eat, sleep and breathe field hockey. Being surrounded by the sport served as an outlet for Ligtenberg to absorb field hockey.
“My parents both played field hockey and so do my brother and sister,” Ligtenberg said. “We have just always been playing (field hockey).”
Unlike the majority of Ohio athletes, Ligtenberg, who is from The Hague, Netherlands, is living by herself in a foreign country all while balancing both her academic and athletic pursuits. Living abroad is something many students struggle with, but doing that all while playing a sport is unfathomable.
“A lot of people don’t know that I live on my own here,” Ligtenberg said. “I also moved to another country, so you learn a lot about yourself.”
Not only is she learning about herself, but also the cultural norms and customs that come with living in America. Things that the average American might dismiss as mundane or typical are incredulous to foreigners. Additionally, things within different regions of the U.S. differ, such as pronunciation, accents and terminology. Ligtenberg has come to understand how the differences in customs and societal norms are not necessarily better or worse, but just how each culture operates.
“Back home, everyone is a lot more friendly,” Ligtenberg said.  Everyone says hi to each other on the street and asks if there is anything they can do to help. I think that it is just a different culture here, though.”
Ligtenberg’s offensive prowess earned her a spot in college recruitment conversations. She has a knack for scoring in seconds, and coaches took note.
“I had to sign up with this organization to get connections with coaches overseas,” Ligtenberg said. “I recorded a video and coaches here saw it and reached out. We set up meetings over Zoom. I had some calls with (Ali) Johnstone and (Louisa) Boddy and we talked about what it is like here and how I play field hockey back home… I wanted to come here because of how well I got along with the players on the team and the entire vibe around the people.”
One thing that is no comparison to Ligtenberg is the school spirit and indescribable feeling of representing a team.  The culture of collegiate athletics unique to America. At no point in her life had Ligtenberg experienced anything close to it.
One thing that Ligtenberg has struggled with is the language barrier. However, she has found that she is not alone and receives help from her teammates.
“We learn English back home,” Ligtenberg said. “But I was not really that good at English at all when I came here. I struggled with the language barrier, but there are two Dutch-speaking players on the team. I try to ask them if I do not know something and they translate it for me… I think that I have gotten over the big hump and I am not scared to speak English to people.”
There is also the social aspect of the language barrier. In classes or around campus, Ligtenberg has experienced difficulty in making friends outside of field hockey because it is not easy to communicate with others. American college students are nothing like Dutch college students and vice-versa.
Nonetheless, the past few months have been quite the ride for Ligtenberg. In one of the least well-known sports on a college campus, she has made her name known by many. Like those before her, she has found her home in Athens, and the entire Bobcat family is overjoyed that the talented freshman is in it for the long haul.


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The Plug-and-Play Gaze Adaptation (PnP-GA) framework is an ensemble of networks that learn collaboratively with the guidance of outliers.
Since our proposed framework does not require ground-truth labels in the target domain, the existing gaze estimation networks can be directly plugged into PnP-GA and generalize the algorithms to new domains.
Due to the differences of subjects, background environments, and illuminations between these datasets, the performance of gaze estimation models that are trained on a single dataset usually dramatically degrades when testing on a new dataset.
Differences among the domain adaptation approaches.
Unlike most of the existing works in gaze domain adaptation following supervised learning paradigm, this work aims to generalize the gaze estimation in an unsupervised manner. The above table shows the differences between the existing gaze domain adaptation approaches and UDA.
Our PnP-GA method provides an novel unsupervised domain adaptation architecture for gaze estimation.
Our paper describes a UDA framework for gaze estimation. To be specific, we propose an outlier-guided plug-andplay collaborative learning framework for generalizing gaze estimation with unsupervised domain adaptation.
Overview of the proposed Plug-and-Play (PnP) adaption framework for generalizing gaze estimation to a new domain.
PnP-GA has several good properties:
Our key idea is to guide the learning by the prediction outliers, which is generated by a group of members.
Illustration of unsupervised domain adaptation for gaze estimation.
As illustrated in the figure below, at first, a group of pre-trained models (with members' number = H) are plugged into our PnP-GA. The architecture of PnP-GA is illustrated in the dark dashed box. Then a few samples from the source domain and the target domain are used for adaptation. In the next, our PnP-GA collaboratively learns from both domains. During adaptation, an outlier-guided loss is proposed to better characterize the property of outliers. After adaptation, the first member of the model group is used as an adapted model, which achieves a better performance in the target domain.
The proposed architecture.
Numerical results. Domain adaptation results of plugging the existing gaze estimation networks into the proposed PnP-GA framework. Angular gaze error (degree) is used as evaluation metric.
Visual results. Visual results example of estimated 3D gaze. Red points represent the ground-truth gaze direction, green and blue points represent the predictions before and after adaptation, respectively.
@inproceedings{liu2021PnP_GA, title={Generalizing Gaze Estimation with Outlier-guided Collaborative Adaptation}, author={Liu, Yunfei and Liu, Ruicong and Wang, Haofei and Lu, Feng}, booktitle={Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF International Conference on Computer Vision}, year={2021} }
Acknowledgments: This work is partially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) under Grant 61972012 and Grant 61732016, and Baidu academic collaboration program.


@import controllers.sysadmin.SupportInvestigationController.GenerateSpreadsheetForm @(generateSpreadsheetForm: Form[GenerateSpreadsheetForm])(implicit request: RequestHeader, messagesProvider: MessagesProvider, context: RequestContext) @adminLayout("Support investigation tool") {
This tool will find the student assessment/sitting for you, from the university ID and assessment ID. It'll look for all audit events written against the student assessment ID via the fields documented in the Jira.
Audit events will be added to a sheet called "Audit", flattened from nested maps into dot-notation. The system will harvest source IP addresses as it processes e.g. the RecordNetworkActivity rows. It'll also try to determine the username (which of course may not match the university ID) from the audit entries.
Next, the service consults the access index. If no username was found, we hit SSO to look one up by university ID. Otherwise, we save the round-trip and use the username from one of the cached audit event log items.
If source IPs are available and have been harvested from the audit logs, we'll search with a disjunctive query on these and the username (where available). This means the access logs will accurately capture instances where the user ended up unauthenticated - perhaps their session expired - and had to re-hit the ACS endpoint. Note there is a risk of some pollution here in shared network situations.
All CLogS queries are constrained down to the assessment window, but we add a bit of leeway either side for the access logs sheet since it's sometimes useful to see e.g. the student arrive beforehand, or what they do immediately after.
Columns are reordered so that the most interesting are displayed on the left, automatically resized and then auto-filter'd so that it's reasonably straight-forward to filter down to specific event_types.
@b3.vertical.formCSRF(action = controllers.sysadmin.routes.SupportInvestigationController.generateSpreadsheet()) { implicit vfc => @b3.text(generateSpreadsheetForm("uniId"), Symbol("_label") -> "Student id", Symbol("placeholder") -> "1234567") @b3.text(generateSpreadsheetForm("assessment"), Symbol("_label") -> "Assessment id", Symbol("placeholder") -> "da3af017-97a1-4ced-b59d-d60dabb2b4b2") @b3.free(Symbol("_class") -> "spaced-buttons") { } } }


[gecode-users] Number of iterations.
Julian Cardona
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Hi!
Please let me know how many iterations does gecode when no iteration number
are specified and if it is not a problem explain me what exactly an
iteration is.
For example if i pass "opt.iterations(50);" to the engine it does 50
iterations, thats obvious, but what if a comment that line.
Thank you, and happy new year from Jacksonville, FL.
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Ok, I'll try using it again.
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