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Author: Jacob Goldberger, Sam T. Roweis
Abstract: In this paper we propose an eﬃcient algorithm for reducing a large mixture of Gaussians into a smaller mixture while still preserving the component structure of the original model; this is achieved by clustering (grouping) the components. The method minimizes a new, easily computed distance measure between two Gaussian mixtures that can be motivated from a suitable stochastic model and the iterations of the algorithm use only the model parameters, avoiding the need for explicit resampling of datapoints. We demonstrate the method by performing hierarchical clustering of scenery images and handwritten digits. 1
[1] Y. Bar-Shalom and X. Li. Estimation and tracking: principles, techniques and software. Artech House, 1993.
[2] S. Gordon, H. Greenspan, and J. Goldberger. Applying the information bottleneck principle to unsupervised clustering of discrete and continuous image representations. In ICCV, 2003.
[3] U. Lerner, R. Parr, D. Koller, and G. Biswas. Bayesian fault detection and diagnosis in dynamic systems. In AAAI/IAAI, pp. 531–537, 2000.
[4] J. Puzicha, T. Hofmann, and J. Buhmann. Histogram clustering for unsupervised segmentation and image retrieval. Pattern Recognition Letters, 20(9):899–909, 1999.
[5] N. Shental, A. Bar-Hillel, T. Hertz, and D. Weinshall. Computing gaussian mixture models with em using equivalence constraints. In Proc. of Neural Information Processing Systems, 2003.
[6] N. Slonim and Y. Weiss. Maximum likelihood and the information bottleneck. In Proc. of Neural Information Processing Systems, 2003.
[7] E. Sudderth, A. Ihler, W. Freeman, and A. Wilsky. Non-parametric belief propagation. In CVPR, 2003.
[8] N. Tishby, F. Pereira, and W. Bialek. The information bottleneck method. In Proc. of the 37-th Annual Allerton Conference on Communication, Control and Computing, pages 368–377, 1999.
[9] N. Vasconcelos and A. Lippman. Learning mixture hierarchies. In Proc. of Neural Information Processing Systems, 1998.
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[11] K. Wagstaﬀ, C. Cardie, S. Rogers, and S. Schroell. Constraind k-means clustering with background knowledge. In Proc. Int. Conf. on Machine Learning, 2001.
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I posted a spreadsheet to calculate option prices using ‘Binomial option pricing method' at Resolver One site.
The core idea is from Cox et al. (1979) using the pricing kernel recursively. The program in python:


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time limit per test: 0.25 sec.
memory limit per test: 1024
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output: standard
Let phi(W) is the result of encoding for algorithm:
1. If
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2. Let coded word is W =
w1w2...wN and K = N / 2 (rounded down);
3.
phi(W) = phi(wNwN-1...wK+1) +
phi(wKwK-1...w1).
For example, phi('Ok') =
'kO', phi('abcd') = 'cdab'.
Your task is to find position of letter
wq in encoded word phi(W).
Input
Given integers N, q (1 <= N <= 10^9; 1<= q <= N),
where N is the length of word W.
Output
Write position of letter wq in encoded word phi(W).
Sample test(s)
Input
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Tobias Luekte has been a busy bee lately. In his week worth of updates, he writes about updating Hieraki and Typo to Rails 0.10 and a bunch of goodies for both in the wake of that. Additionally, he has a new scaffold generator using the postback approach and updates to both Money and the login generator. Way to go, Tobi! Keep it coming.
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Bergeron Jr., Ph.D., Jon Psychologist (Texas School for the Deaf and my sons who attend)
Brown III, Kenneth CEO of ScanMailboxes (also providing written testimony) (as TSD
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Saladin, Shawn P. Assoc. Dean UTPA (Texas School for the Deaf), Edinburg, TX
Sanderson, Josh lobbyist (also providing written testimony) (Association of Tx
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Saunders, Liane Budget Analyst (also providing written testimony) (Texas School for the
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Statman, Rona Director Family Support (The Arc of Texas), Austin, TX
Stinson, Gayle Superintendent (Lake Dallas ISD/ TACS)
Villanueva, Chandra Policy Analyst (also providing written testimony) (Center for Public
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Williams, Commissioner Michael Commissioner of Education (also providing written
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Woods, Dr. Brian Superintendent (Texas School Alliance), San Antonio, TX
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Design and implement a tool which detects semi parallel line structures using a pair wise comparison between features. The program shall break the original line features into parallel and non parallel sections. And during the comparison process, certain search distance in meters and tolerance of the parallel angle in degrees will be assigned.
The comparison works with breaking the polylines on the nodes in each polyline. And assign each segments with its vector direction in the XY coordinate system. Generating the near table of features within the search distance . Filter out the touching feature pairs. Compare the vect or directions of segments in both polyline by calculating the angle difference of the directions and select the ones within the angle tolerance and consider them as semi parallel segment pairs. And to complete the result table with the non parallel segments, compare with the original segment pairs and add missing IDs in each polylines with the responding “-1” value.
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Travel Ad Network Raises $15 Million in Series A Funding
It does seem odd that the company raised seed money in 2003 and only now hsa completed its A round? Points to the funny number games companies slop around when they “complete,” their first round.


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Objective: Use dog sprite to herd cats into a box
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Level Progression: Positive points are awarded for
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Why I Remain Bullish On Natural Gas
- Market expected withdrawal of 50 bcf for week ending November 15
- A feeble attempt at a rally following the EIA data
- The injection season ends with a peak of 3.732 tcf
In a sign that the winter season has arrived, the Energy Information Administration reported the first withdrawal from storage across the United States for the week ending on November 15.
The price action in the natural gas futures market leading into the latest inventory data had been bearish.
(Source: CQG)
As the daily chart of the December NYMEX natural gas futures contract highlights, the price dropped from a high at $2.905 on November 5 to a low at $2.501 per MMBtu on November 19, a drop of 13.9% over the two weeks. The daily chart also developed a bearish island reversal pattern with a gap from $2.738 to $2.753. The chart formation has been a bearish factor for the price of the energy commodity since November 11. Natural gas had not been trading in winter mode over the recent weeks. The United States Natural Gas Fund (NYSE:UNG) moves higher and lower with the price of the energy commodity.
The Market Expected A Withdrawal Of 50 bcf For Week Ending November 15
The market had expected the first decline in inventories for the 2019/2020 peak season of demand on Thursday, November 21. The consensus estimate was for a withdrawal of around 50 billion cubic feet from stockpiles before the release of the data.
Natural Gas Storage
(Source: EIA)
The chart shows that natural gas inventories fell by a higher than expected 94 billion cubic feet for the week ending on November 15, according to the Energy Information Administration. Total stocks were at 3.638 trillion cubic feet as of last Friday, with four months of declines ahead throughout the peak heating season. According to the EIA, the amount of natural gas in storage was 16.2% higher than last year at this time, but 1.6% below the five-year average for mid-November.
A Feeble Attempt At A Rally Following EIA Data
Natural gas was trading around the $2.55 per MMBtu level going into this week’s EIA inventory report. The price was trading a lot closer to the low than the high since November 5.
The EIA data was bullish as stocks dropped by almost double the level the market had expected. However, the reaction in the futures market was not at all bullish for the energy commodity.
(Source: CQG)
The ten-minute chart shows that the price spiked up to $2.59 in the aftermath of Thursday’s report but quickly pulled back to the $2.55 per MMBtu level. Natural gas focused on the weather forecasts for the coming week rather than the significant stock drawdown on November 22. Time will tell if the market has a delayed reaction to the upside. The market is likely waiting for colder forecasts before the price attempts to make a move on the upside once again. At the same time, the island reversal is hanging above the market like a bearish technical weight.
The Injection Season Ends With A Peak Of 3.732 tcf
The 2019 injection season ended on November 8, with a total of 3.732 trillion cubic feet of the energy commodity in storage across the United States. The amount of gas was 485 billion cubic feet or almost 15% higher than the peak in 2018. The level of inventories means that there is more cushion during the 2019/2020 winter season than last year at this time when the price rose to a high at $4.929 per MMBtu.
While the price is not likely to come anywhere near the November 2018 high this peak season, I continue to expect at least one move to challenge the $3 level on the nearby futures contract. It is too early in the season for natural gas to trade at $2.50 per MMBtu or lower, as the price will be as fickle as the weather over the rest of 2019.
The United States Natural Gas Fund L.P. (NYSE:UNG) was trading at $20.01 per share on Thursday afternoon, down $0.05 (-0.25%). Year-to-date, UNG has declined -14.19%, versus a 16.73% rise in the benchmark S&P 500 index during the same period.
UNG currently has an ETF Daily News SMART Grade of C (Neutral), and is ranked #51 of 109 ETFs in the Commodity ETFs category.


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In the previous chapter, we saw how streams can share stream buffers. In this chapter, we show that streams can also share files, as when streams in different processes exchange data through a file.
Figure 35 illustrates how streams share files:
Because streams use a buffer, the content of the file might be different from the content of the buffer that is supposed to reflect the file's content. When data is extracted through a file stream, a certain part of the file's content is read into the buffer; subsequent extractions access the buffer instead of the file. Once the file content is modified, the buffer content becomes obsolete. Similarly, when data is written through a file stream, the output is stored in the buffer and not written to the file. The file is accessed only when the buffer is full. For this reason, output from one stream is not immediately available to the other stream.


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Is there now any way to checkout 9.x i have had to reinstall my eminpi from the image i backed up my database from my old install run 9.2
my current system is now back on 8.5 but this is not compatibly with my old database and i now can't find a way to get back to 9.2
Steve
Re: git checkout 9.x
v9.xversion 9.x [edited as I meant version 9.x not the branch "v9.x" !!!] is currently the default branch (called "stable") when cloned or to switch into it use "git checkout stable"Paul
Re: git checkout 9.x
The current & default emoncms git branch is 'stable' (9.x has now been merged into stable and deleted) which if not visible as an option for you, try
$ git fetch origin
to sync the list of branches to your Pi first, then as per Paul's post above.
Paul
Re: git checkout 9.x
thanks chaps \o/ that got me update all looks to be working but do have an error at the top of the page
Notice: Undefined index: order in /var/www/emoncms/Theme/basic/menu_view.php on line 97
Re: git checkout 9.x
Have you updated your database and also set your timezone in My Account.
Paul
Re: git checkout 9.x
Thanks Paul yep i had done that but i have fix it now :) i think some of the Modules needed checking out to 9.0 and a git pull but all looks good ow
But thanks for all your help
Steve
Re: git checkout 9.x
I think all the modules need changing to suit the emoncms repo, if version 9 is the default version then the default branch of each of the modules should match.
Paul
Re: git checkout 9.x
Steve, the app module by default is set at v9, and many of the others are compatible so don't need a specific v9 branch.
Which modules did you have problems with?
Paul
Re: git checkout 9.x
Hi Paul
im not sure now it was all a bit rushed :s but i did allot of messing trying to get it working before i posted for help so im not 100% happy with the install im going to take a deep breath and re-build the SD card from scratch tonight once im done i'll post back to you both letting you known the full steps in need to do to get from the base 8.5 image to 9.2 if that OK
Steve
Re: git checkout 9.x
See http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/11636 for how it worked for me.
Paul
Re: git checkout 9.x
ill use that as a guide for my clean install and change the
cd /var/www/emoncms git checkout 9.0
To:
cd /var/www/emoncms git checkout stable
and let the known
Steve
Re: git checkout 9.x
Steve
I've updated my post to reflect the repo changes.
Paul
Re: git checkout 9.x
Hi Paul
yep there are one or two bits that are going to need up dating
sudo service emonhub stop (Works Fine)
cd /var/www/emoncms (Works Fine)
git fetch origin (Needs Adding)
git checkout stable (Wont Work You Need To Run "git fetch origin" First)
git pull (Works Fine)
Im running the emonpi so used the:
cp default.emonpi.settings.php settings.php (Works Fine)
nano settings.php (Works Fine Noting For Me To Change)
redis-cli flushall (Works Fine)
sudo service emonhub start (Works Fine)
Then i got some errors
You need to update /var/www/emoncms/Modules/app
cd /var/www/emoncms/Modules/app (Its set to master)
9.0 is not in checkout you need to run:
git fetch origin
git checkout 9.0
git pull
Only one error left now
You need to update /var/www/emoncms/Modules/wifi
cd /var/www/emoncms/Modules/wifi (Its set to master)
9.0 is not in checkout you need to run:
git fetch origin
git checkout 9.0
git pull
That all the menu bar errors fix
But i did find i was missing nodes and emonhub from the menu
it fix nodes i had to update /var/www/emoncms/Modules/nodes
cd /var/www/emoncms/Modules/nodes (Its set to master)
9.0 is not in checkout you need to run:
git fetch origin
git checkout 9.0
git pull
it fix emonhub i had to update /var/www/emoncms/Modules/config
cd /var/www/emoncms/Modules/config (Its set to master)
9.0 is not in checkout you need to run:
git fetch origin
git checkout 9.0
git pull
Thats the menu now fixed
Theres is one last error on the admin page:
To fix this i had to:
cd /var/www/emoncms/scripts
chmon +x feedwriter (The Script Is Not Executable)
sudo ./feedwriter start
I think that's it hope it help :)
Steve
Re: git checkout 9.x
im still having problems with feedwriter script im having to run:
sudo ./feedwriter start
after a reboot as it not running at startup on its own
Re: git checkout 9.x
In /etc/init.d can you see a symlink called 'feedwriter'?
If so delete it and run:
If not - that's OK
In both cases then reinstall the feedwriter init script & reboot.
Paul
Re: git checkout 9.x
Thanks Paul
it working from boot now
Steve


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Long Haul was created in honor of all the hard working touring bicycles that have traversed the globe time and time again. Take it for a spin.
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Long Haul was created in honor of all the hard working touring bicycles that have traversed the globe time and time again. Take it for a spin.


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Files Class
Ported fileutils methods from Selleck
Item Index
Methods
copyAssets
-
from
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dest
-
deleteFirst
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callback
Copy the theme assets directory
copyDirectory
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source
-
dest
-
[overwrite=false]
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callback
Copy a directory from one location to another
copyFile
-
source
-
dest
-
[overwrite=false]
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callback
Copy a file from one location to another
copyPath
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source
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dest
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[overwrite=false]
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callback
If source is a file, copies it to dest. If it's a directory, recursively copies it and all files and directories it contains to dest.
Note that when attempting to copy a file into a directory, you should specify the full path to the new file (including the new filename). Otherwise, it will be interpreted as an attempt to copy the source file over the dest directory instead of into it.
Known issues: - Doesn't preserve ownership or permissions on copied files/directories.
deletePath
-
path
If path is a file, deletes it. If path is a directory, recursively deletes it and all files and directories it contains.
This method is synchronous.
Parameters:
-
path
StringFile or directory to delete.
getJSON
-
filename
Helper method for getting JSON data from a local file
Parameters:
-
filename
PathThe filename to parse JSON from
Returns:
The JSON data
isDirectory
-
path
-
[link=false]
Check to see if this is a directory
Returns:
True if it is a directory
isFile
-
path
-
[link=false]
Check to see if this is a File
Returns:
True if it is a file
isSymbolicLink
-
path
Check to see if this is a SymLink
Parameters:
-
path
PathThe path to check
Returns:
True if it is a link
lstatSync
-
path
Like fs.lstatSync()
, but returns null
instead of throwing when path
doesn't exist. Will still throw on other types of errors.
Parameters:
-
path
StringPath to stat.
Returns:
fs.Stats
object, or null
if path doesn't exist.
statSync
-
path
Like fs.statSync()
, but returns null
instead of throwing when path
doesn't exist. Will still throw on other types of errors.
Parameters:
-
path
StringPath to stat.
Returns:
fs.Stats
object, or null
if path doesn't exist.


I have never had the intention of having lucid dreams, they started happening after experimenting with smoked DMT.
During the DMT trance I like to try and see as much detail in the visions as I can, watching the unfolding of patterns, flowing colours, this sort of thing. Then one night during sleep, my dream state was flowing normally, for reasons unknown I knew I was dreaming all of a sudden. All I could think of to do was to see what the material dreams where made of looked like. So with no remorse I grab the head of a character in my dream, an old man sitting at a table, I focused all of my attention looking into his face, trying to see in detail what his face was made of. He gave me a look of compassion before his face turned into a fractal looking goo that kept morphing. Upon seeing this I realized that this always moving dream substance was almost identical to the way DMT makes 3 dimensional matter look like. In fact, at the moment I realized I was dreaming I experienced the same 'rush' that smoking DMT gives.
Having the courage to enjoy DMT visuals gives me more strength in the dream world to hold it intact. Once I can stablize the 'stuff' dreams are made of, its seems as thou I can experience whatever I can think of. I have found myself eating dream food and even tasting it.
One thing I did notice though, was that almost everytime I have a lucid dream, right before the transition from normal dreaming to lucid dreaming takes place, somthing that seems impossible takes place in the normal dream that will make me question my reality. Its almost as thou somthing is sent to wake me up inside the dream, then the fun starts! hope this helps somone!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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execline
Software
www.skarnet.org
The runblock program
runblock's purpose is to help you write execline commands
in the execline language. It can only be used inside an execline
script. If the script has been given blocks as arguments, runblock
allows you to execute one of the blocks individually.
It also allows you to give those blocks as a set of arguments to
another command.
Interface
runblock [ -P ] [ -n argshift ] [ -r ] n cmd...
- runblock skips the first argshift positional
parameters. It does that to allow you to design commands that take simple
arguments and blocks.
- Then runblock looks for and parses
blocks in the positional parameters.
- If the -r option is present: runblock skips
n blocks and execs into the remaining arguments.
- Else it skips n-1 blocks and execs into the nth
one.
- If cmd... is not empty, then instead of directly executing the
block or the remainder, runblock appends the selected
set of arguments to the cmd... command line.
- Normally runblock pops
its environment frame before executing. If the -P option has
been given, it does not pop.
- Of course, if the block structure doesn't match, runblock
exits 100 with an error message.
Example: implementing the ifelse command
Suppose that we want to implement the ifelse command as
an execline script, using the ifte command.
runblock allows us to do it in a simple way:
#!/command/execlineb
ifte { runblock 2 } { runblock -r 2 } runblock 1
That's it.
Credits
The runblock idea, as well as the ifelse idea, comes
from Paul Jarc.


| GTK+ 2.0 Tutorial using Ocaml | ||
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The Spin Button widget is generally used to allow the user to select a value from a range of numeric values. It consists of a text entry box with up and down arrow buttons attached to the side. Selecting one of the buttons causes the value to "spin" up and down the range of possible values. The entry box may also be edited directly to enter a specific value.
The Spin Button allows the value to have zero or a number of decimal places and to be incremented/decremented in configurable steps. The action of holding down one of the buttons optionally results in an acceleration of change in the value according to how long it is depressed.
The Spin Button uses an Adjustment object to hold information about the range of values that the spin button can take. This makes for a powerful Spin Button widget.
Recall that an adjustment widget is created with the function GData.adjustment, which illustrates the information that it holds:
val GData.adjustment : ?value:float -> ?lower:float -> ?upper:float -> ?step_incr:float -> ?page_incr:float -> ?page_size:float -> unit -> adjustment lower : default value is 0. upper : default value is 100. step_incr : default value is 1. page_incr : default value is 10. page_size : default value is 10. |
These attributes of an Adjustment are used by the Spin Button in the following way:
value: initial value for the Spin Button
lower: lower range value
upper: upper range value
step_increment: value to increment/decrement when pressing mouse button 1 on a button
page_increment: value to increment/decrement when pressing mouse button 2 on a button
page_size: unused
Additionally, mouse button 3 can be used to jump directly to the upper or lower values when used to select one of the buttons. Lets look at how to create a Spin Button using GEdit.spin_button:
val GEdit.spin_button : ?adjustment:GData.adjustment -> ?rate:float -> ?digits:int -> ?numeric:bool -> ?snap_to_ticks:bool -> ?update_policy:[ `ALWAYS | `IF_VALID ] -> ?value:float -> ?wrap:bool -> ?width:int -> ?height:int -> ?packing:(GObj.widget -> unit) -> ?show:bool -> unit -> spin_button |
The rate argument take a value between 0.0 and 1.0 and indicates the amount of acceleration that the Spin Button has. The digits argument specifies the number of decimal places to which the value will be displayed.
A Spin Button can be reconfigured after creation using the following methods:
method set_adjustment : GData.adjustment -> unit method set_rate : float -> unit method set_digits : int -> unit |
The adjustment can be retrieved using the following function:
method adjustment : GData.adjustment |
The value that a Spin Button is currently displaying can be changed using the following function:
method set_value : float -> unit |
The current value of a Spin Button can be retrieved as either a floating point or integer value with the following functions:
method value : float method value_as_int : int |
If you want to alter the value of a Spin Button relative to its current value, then the following function can be used:
method spin : Gtk.Tags.spin_type -> unit |
The argument can take one of the following values:
`STEP_FORWARD `STEP_BACKWARD `PAGE_FORWARD `PAGE_BACKWARD `HOME `END `USER_DEFINED of float |
This function packs in quite a bit of functionality, which I will attempt to clearly explain. Many of these settings use values from the Adjustment object that is associated with a Spin Button.
`STEP_FORWARD and `STEP_BACKWARD change the value of the Spin Button by the amount specified by increment, unless increment is equal to 0, in which case the value is changed by the value of step_increment in theAdjustment.
`PAGE_FORWARD and `PAGE_BACKWARD simply alter the value of the Spin Button by increment.
`HOME sets the value of the Spin Button to the bottom of the Adjustments range.
`END sets the value of the Spin Button to the top of the Adjustments range.
`USER_DEFINED simply alters the value of the Spin Button by the specified amount.
We move away from functions for setting and retreving the range attributes of the Spin Button now, and move onto functions that effect the appearance and behaviour of the Spin Button widget itself.
The first of these functions is used to constrain the text box of the Spin Button such that it may only contain a numeric value. This prevents a user from typing anything other than numeric values into the text box of a Spin Button:
method set_numeric : bool -> unit |
You can set whether a Spin Button will wrap around between the upper and lower range values with the following function:
method set_wrap : bool -> unit |
You can set a Spin Button to round the value to the nearest step_increment, which is set within the Adjustment object used with the Spin Button. This is accomplished with the following function:
method set_snap_to_ticks : bool -> unit |
The update policy of a Spin Button can be changed with the following function:
method set_update_policy : [ `ALWAYS | `IF_VALID ] -> unit |
The possible values of policy are either `ALWAYS or `IF_VALID.
These policies affect the behavior of a Spin Button when parsing inserted text and syncing its value with the values of the Adjustment.
In the case of `IF_VALID the Spin Button only value gets changed if the text input is a numeric value that is within the range specified by the Adjustment. Otherwise the text is reset to the current value.
In case of `ALWAYS we ignore errors while converting text into a numeric value.
Finally, you can explicitly request that a Spin Button update itself:
method update : unit |
It's example time again.
(* file: spinbutton.ml *) let toggle checkbutton f () = f checkbutton#active let get_value spinner label show_type () = let text = match show_type with | `INT -> Printf.sprintf "%d" spinner#value_as_int | _ -> Printf.sprintf "%0.*f" spinner#digits spinner#value in label#set_text text let main () = (* Create a new window; set title and border width *) let window = GWindow.window ~title:"Spin Button" ~border_width:10 () in (* Set a handler for destroy event that immediately exits GTK. *) window#connect#destroy ~callback:GMain.Main.quit; let main_vbox = GPack.vbox ~border_width:10 ~packing:window#add () in let frame = GBin.frame ~label:"Not accelerated" ~packing:main_vbox#add () in let vbox = GPack.vbox ~border_width:5 ~packing:frame#add () in (* Day, month, year spinners *) let hbox = GPack.hbox ~packing:vbox#add () in let vbox2 = GPack.vbox ~packing:hbox#add () in let label = GMisc.label ~text:"Day :" ~xalign:0.0 ~yalign:0.5 ~packing:vbox2#add () in let adj = GData.adjustment ~value:1.0 ~lower:1.0 ~upper:31.0 ~step_incr:1.0 ~page_incr:5.0 ~page_size:0.0 () in let spinner = GEdit.spin_button ~adjustment:adj ~rate:0.0 ~digits:0 ~wrap:true ~packing:vbox2#add () in let vbox2 = GPack.vbox ~packing:hbox#add () in let label = GMisc.label ~text:"Month :" ~xalign:0.0 ~yalign:0.5 ~packing:vbox2#add () in let adj = GData.adjustment ~value:1.0 ~lower:1.0 ~upper:12.0 ~step_incr:1.0 ~page_incr:5.0 ~page_size:0.0 () in let spinner = GEdit.spin_button ~adjustment:adj ~rate:0.0 ~digits:0 ~wrap:true ~packing:vbox2#add () in let vbox2 = GPack.vbox ~packing:hbox#add () in let label = GMisc.label ~text:"Year :" ~xalign:0.0 ~yalign:0.5 ~packing:vbox2#add () in let adj = GData.adjustment ~value:1998.0 ~lower:0.0 ~upper:2100.0 ~step_incr:1.0 ~page_incr:100.0 ~page_size:0.0 () in let spinner = GEdit.spin_button ~adjustment:adj ~rate:0.0 ~digits:0 ~wrap:false ~width:55 ~packing:vbox2#add () in let frame = GBin.frame ~label:"Accelerated" ~packing:main_vbox#add () in let vbox = GPack.vbox ~border_width:5 ~packing:frame#add () in let hbox = GPack.hbox ~packing:vbox#add () in let vbox2 = GPack.vbox ~packing:hbox#add () in let label = GMisc.label ~text:"Value :" ~xalign:0.0 ~yalign:0.5 ~packing:vbox2#add () in let adj = GData.adjustment ~value:0.0 ~lower:(-10000.0) ~upper:10000.0 ~step_incr:0.5 ~page_incr:100.0 ~page_size:0.0 () in let spinner1 = GEdit.spin_button ~adjustment:adj ~rate:1.0 ~digits:2 ~width:100 ~packing:vbox2#add () in let vbox2 = GPack.vbox ~packing:hbox#add () in let label = GMisc.label ~text:"Digits :" ~xalign:0.0 ~yalign:0.5 ~packing:vbox2#add () in let adj = GData.adjustment ~value:2.0 ~lower:1.0 ~upper:5.0 ~step_incr:1.0 ~page_incr:1.0 ~page_size:0.0 () in let spinner2 = GEdit.spin_button ~adjustment:adj ~rate:0.0 ~digits:0 ~packing:vbox2#add () in adj#connect#value_changed ~callback:(fun () -> spinner1#set_digits spinner2#value_as_int); let button = GButton.check_button ~label:"Snap to 0.5-ticks" ~packing:vbox#add () in button#connect#clicked ~callback:(toggle button spinner1#set_snap_to_ticks); let button = GButton.check_button ~label:"Numeric only input mode" ~active:true ~packing:vbox#add () in button#connect#clicked ~callback:(toggle button spinner1#set_numeric); let hbox = GPack.hbox ~packing:vbox#add () in let val_label = GMisc.label ~text:"0" ~packing:vbox#add () in let button = GButton.button ~label:"Value as Int" ~packing:hbox#add () in button#connect#clicked ~callback:(get_value spinner1 val_label `INT); let button = GButton.button ~label:"Value as Float" ~packing:hbox#add () in button#connect#clicked ~callback:(get_value spinner1 val_label `FLOAT); let hbox = GPack.hbox ~packing:main_vbox#add () in let button = GButton.button ~label:"Close" ~packing:hbox#add () in button#connect#clicked ~callback:window#destroy; window#show (); (* Enter the event loop *) GMain.Main.main () let _ = Printexc.print main () |
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Best Power Bank Deals for November 2019
We round up the best discounts on portable chargers for your phone, tablet, laptop or other USB-powered devices. Here are the best power bank deals of the month.
by Marie BlackQuick-draining batteries just love to spoil our fun as we're using our mobile devices for entertainment, gaming, social media and productivity tasks. Until phone, tablet and other batteries are able to endure an entire day's heavy use power banks are necessary gadgets to have around. Small and typically pretty cheap, they also make excellent gifts and stocking fillers.
As with all consumer tech you'll find yourself paying over the odds for the top brands or fancy features. Hence we've put together our pick of the very best power bank deals available, as well as some handy buying advice tips.
Keep your eyes peeled for Amazon Lightning deals on power banks, and expect more great savings come Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Ahead of the main event Amazon has launched its Hidden Gems sale, with up to 25% off Anker power banks. We'll also see some Countdown deals from Monday 18 November.
Best Power Bank Deals
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Power Bank Buying Advice
All power banks have the same primary function: to charge other devices over USB. However, you'll find a variety of designs, some with multiple USB outputs and others that include Lightning or USB-C as well as the standard USB-A and Micro-USB ports. These days you can also find power banks that charge wirelessly, recharge themselves using solar power, and have power outputs high enough for a laptop or games console.
The number and type of inputs and outputs, whether or not there's an LCD screen, and extra features such as waterproofing and passthrough charging are all down to the user. The two things you really need to watch out for are capacity and power output.
Unless otherwise specified most power banks will run at around 65% efficiency, which means only 65% of whatever is their rated capacity will be available to charge your device. So if you're looking to fully charge a 3,000mAh phone you need a 4,615mAh power bank (3000/65x100). If you want to charge it twice you need a 9,230mAh power bank.
If you want a pocketable power bank it really needs to be no higher in capacity than 10,000mAh. Around 15,000mAh is good for throwing in a bag, while anything over this is a proper chunk but good for several days' life away from mains power.
For a phone or tablet almost any power bank will suffice. Avoid slow 5W (5V/1A) outputs like the plague, especially for tablets which typically have higher-capacity batteries and take longer to charge, but 10W (5V/2A) and 12W (5V/2.4A) connections are now pretty common. Many power banks support Quick Charge, which is faster still, but useful only if your mobile device also supports the standard. If it does not it will still charge, but no faster than usual.
If you're looking to charge a laptop or the Nintendo Switch, know that these require more power than is provided by a standard USB connection. This can be delivered by power banks that support power delivery, which is anything up to 100W. The exact charge you need depends on your individual device - the information is not always easily available, but a good rule of thumb is to check the spec printed on the charger it was supplied with.
If you're charging a Nintendo Switch, ensure you are using a cable with a 56 OHM resistor or you risk bricking your console. The cable supplied with the Nintendo Switch will do the job.
Read next: Best power banks and Best laptop power banks
1. Anker PowerCore Slim 10,000
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2. Anker PowerCore 1000 PD Redux
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3. Anker PowerCore 13,000
From: Amazon
Was: £28.99
Now: £19.99 (£9 off)
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4. Anker PowerCore 26,800mAh Power Bank
From: Amazon
Was: £50.99
Now: £34.99 (£16 off)
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5. Zendure A3PD (10,000mAh)
From: Amazon
Was: £49.99
Now: £42.49 (£7.50 off)
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For the fastest charging look for a power bank with power delivery support - the A3PD from Zendure is a 10,000mAh bank capable of charging a Nintendo Switch and other thirsty devices, thanks to its 18W output.
6. Belkin Pocket Power 5,000mAh
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Was: £17.49
Now: £7.97 (£9.52 off)
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You can't go wrong with a power bank from a well-known brand for less than a tenner. This 5,000mAh power pack from Belkin should provide a full charge for your phone, and be easily portable.
7. Anker PowerCore 10000mAh Power Bank
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Anker's 10,000mAh PowerCore is one of our favourite all-rounders for balancing a portable design with a useful capacity, fast charging and a low price. Anker is also one of the best-known brands in charging tech.
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A tough power bank with a useful 10,000mAh capacity, incredible efficiency and multiple outputs, you won't go far wrong with Zendure's A3.
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If you're looking for a high-capacity bank to keep all your USB devices topped up, this Anker 20,100mAh power bank comes recommended. Two full-size USB outputs let you charge two devices at once.
10. Anker PowerCore Lite 10,000mAh
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I am a formerly incarcerated student here at CSUN majoring in computer science. I was initially going to transfer to CSULA, but then I found out that one of the co-founders for CSUN-Project Rebound, formerly known as Revolutionary Scholars Project, was a woman I knew. Incredibly, we met while we were both fighting life sentences in county jail to studying at CSUN. My main goal is to be a better version of myself at 33 and to motivate other formerly incarcerated folk to purse higher education instead of believing all the negative sterotypes.


This page tracks the new paper links made to my list of I3D 2008 papers.
Page maintained by Ke-Sen Huang.
If you have additions or changes, send an e-mail.
November 28 2009
- Added ACM DOI link for each paper
- Safe 3D Navigation
- ViewCube: A 3D Orientation Indicator and Controller
March 25, 2008
March 12, 2008
March 4, 2008
February 16, 2008
January 12, 2008
January 8, 2008
December 24, 2007
December 23, 2007
- Sync with Program
- Safe 3D Navigation
- ViewCube: A 3D Orientation Indicator and Controller
- Large Document, Small Screen: A Camera Driven Scroll and Zoom Control for Mobile Devices
- Real-Time Particle Isosurface Extraction
- Interactive Volume Isosurface Rendering using BT Volumes
- Digital Inspection: An Interactive Stage for Viewing Surface Details
- Fast Collision Detection for Deformable Models using Representative-Triangles
- Instant Mesh Deformation
- Hardware-Aware Analysis and Optimization of Stable Fluids
- Computing Two-dimensional Delaunay Triangulation using Graphics Hardware
- Precise Vector Textures for Real-Time 3D Rendering
- Efficient high dynamic range texture compression
- Hierarchical Caustic Maps
- Real-Time Sorting for Self Shadowing and Transparency in Hair Rendering
- The Epipolar Occlusion Camera
- Automatic Construction of 3D Models from Architectural Line Drawings
December 22, 2007
December 20, 2007
- Maximum Mipmaps for Fast, Accurate, and Scalable Dynamic Height Field Rendering (Project)
December 14, 2007
December 13, 2007
December 11, 2007
- Interactive multiple anisotropic scattering in clouds
- Fast Non-Linear Projections using Graphics Hardware
- Page Created and Published
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HTML and CSS, some differences while you could make a website with html alone you cant really do the same with CSS. to put it another way if the html of a page is the bones of a human body the css is like its skin, with bones you can still tell it was a person but with just shin its not really clear what it is.
Control flow and loops
to put things in simple terms control flow is the order in which things are done and loops are how many times that task is repeated
putting this in to practse lets say you are planting a flower garden the flow is pick spot, dig hole, place plant, fill hole, done
the loop is repeat un till you have a row of ten flowers
What is the DOM
The DOM is the document object model and its the interface that you can use to edit webpage on your machine, it only changes on your machine but you can do some interesting things with it.
with this you can edit the page and adjust elements to make it look or say anything you want and it wont effect anyone else, it can also be used to test page layouts change padding and margin distances and change the color of all the different things on the page.
it makes changing things on the css and html pages easire because you will know what a change does before you commit to it in the editor
Access data from arrays or objects
form what i understand arrays can hold a hole range of data and if set right anything could pull from them but if you were going to pull data from an object first you need to refrence the (object call its name) then you need to pull its data.
that being said some ojects can have arrays in them while arrays can only hold values
What is a Function?
A function is more or less just a block of code that does a task.
These task can range from very simple tasks take one imput and add it to another, to very complex such as taking one number adding another to it and if its ever a multpul of lets say five instead of giving you the number it says "the sky is falling"
this can be very useful because a properly setup code can be copied then some of its parts replaced easily to do slightly different tasks, or they can be looped so that they do the tasks thousands of times without us needing to the same thing over a thousand times, functions are also useful in setting up automaton of small mundane tasks.


This site is to show off my accomplishments and the projects I have created or worked on.
This website was a client project were I was to create a website for the client's dog.It's an about page to specify the history and life of the most amazing dog in the world. This site was created to focus and showcase the key points of the life of this amazing animal Bear. It tells his story and some info on him and his family life.
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Autism Talks is a website for allies of those with autism and who wish to find and share useful information they have found about autism.This is a site made to help inform the families and friends so they may inform themselves to help the people they love that are autistic.I hope you make find the information shared useful and enjoy your time!
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This website was a school project while I attended Dev Bootcamp. The focus of the project given by one of the staff at DBC to me and my fellow students in my group, to create a website where the client(DBC staff member) could go online. Sign up along with his friends and post the games they own along with a description about the game and its genre. Then make it for other users of the site comment on the games in their collection.


Gene Belcher
Gene is the Belcher's middlest and most artistic child.
 / They really creep me out / Where are their arms and legs? / It's really not okay!
- Let's release the lobster back into the supermarket from whence it came.
- Soda, you made me fat, but you also made me strong.


"AZMAVETH "strong as death. (1.) One of David’s thirty warriors (2 Samuel 23:31). (2.) An overseer over the royal treasury in the time of David and Solomon(1 Chronicles 27:25). (3.) A town in the tribe of Judah, near Jerusalem (Nehemiah 12:29; Ezra 2:24). (4.) 1 Chronicles 8:36
"AZMAVETH "strong as death. (1.) One of David’s thirty warriors (2 Samuel 23:31).
(2.) An overseer over the royal treasury in the time of David and Solomon(1 Chronicles 27:25).
(3.) A town in the tribe of Judah, near Jerusalem (Nehemiah 12:29; Ezra 2:24).
(4.) 1 Chronicles 8:36