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the cleaner ReferenceQueue.
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will be called when the reference is queued.
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A WeakReference subclass that automatically registers with
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This class manages a cache of soft references to objects that may
take some time to load or create, such as images loaded from the
network.
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URL -like class that supports custom URI schemes
and GZIP encoding. |
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take some time to load or create, such as images loaded from the
network.
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URL -like class that supports custom URI schemes
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Define SVG constants, such as tag names, attribute names and URI
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This interface defines constants for CSS.
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⚠ A complete version of this notebook is features on the Unidata Example Gallery#
GOES-16: True Color Recipe#
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(website)
This Python 3 notebook shows how to make a true color image from the GOES-16 Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI) level 2 data. We will plot the image with matplotlib and Cartopy. The image can be displayed on any map projection after applying a transformation. The methods shown here are stitched together from the following useful information found online:
True color images are an RGB composite of the following three channels:
– |
Wavelength |
Channel |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Red |
0.64 µm |
2 |
Red Visible |
Green |
0.86 µm |
3 |
Veggie Near-IR |
Blue |
0.47 µm |
1 |
Blue Visible |
For this demo, you will need GOES-16 ABI level 2 data. You can get GOES-16 files from NOAA’s GOES archive on Amazon S3. I created a web interface to easily download files from the Amazon archive. For scripted or bulk downloads, you should use the `goes2go
<https://github.com/blaylockbk/goes2go>`__ python package, or may
also use rclone
or AWS CLI
. You may also download files from the Environmental Data Commons and NOAA CLASS.
This example uses the level 2 multiband formatted file for the CONUS domain (ABI-L2-MCMIPC). The multiband file is easiest to work with becuase it contains all 16 channels on the same 2 km grid. However, some channels have higher resolution. Plotting the full resolution images will take some additional work, not described here. Specifically, you will have to download three separate files, one for each channel, and subsample the red channel 0.5 km grid to a 1 km grid.
I previously downloaded the following file from Amazon Web Services
OR_ABI-L2-MCMIPC-M3_G16_s20181781922189_e20181781924562_c20181781925075.nc
OR - Indicates the system is operational
ABI - Instrument type
L2 - Level 2 Data
MCMIP - Multichannel Cloud and Moisture Imagery products
c - CONUS file (created every 5 minutes).
M3 - Scan mode
G16 - GOES-16
s##### - Scan start: 4 digit year, 3 digit day of year (Julian day), hour, minute, second, tenth second
e##### - Scan end
c##### - File Creation
.nc - NetCDF file extension
[1]:
######################################################################
# First, import the libraries we will use
# ---------------------------------------
#
import numpy as np
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
from pyproj import Proj
import xarray
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import cartopy.crs as ccrs
import cartopy.feature as cfeature
import os
import sys
[3]:
######################################################################
# Open the GOES-16 NetCDF File
# ----------------------------
# Using xarray, I assign the opened file to the variable C for the CONUS domain.
#
#FILE = 'OR_ABI-L2-MCMIPC-M3_G16_s20190591537134_e20190591539507_c20190591540015.nc'
#FILE = 'OR_ABI-L2-MCMIPC-M3_G16_s20182362117333_e20182362120105_c20182362120222.nc'
FILE = 'OR_ABI-L2-MCMIPC-M3_G16_s20181742307263_e20181742310036_c20181742310150.nc'
C = xarray.open_dataset(FILE)
[5]:
######################################################################
# Date and Time Information
# ----------------------------
# Each file represents the data collected during one scan sequence for the
# domain. There are several different time stamps in this file, which are also
# found in the file's name.
# Scan's start time, converted to datetime object
scan_start = datetime.strptime(C.time_coverage_start, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%fZ')
# Scan's end time, converted to datetime object
scan_end = datetime.strptime(C.time_coverage_end, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%fZ')
# File creation time, convert to datetime object
file_created = datetime.strptime(C.date_created, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%fZ')
# The 't' variable is the scan's midpoint time
# I'm not a fan of numpy datetime, so I convert it to a regular datetime object
midpoint = str(C['t'].data)[:-8]
scan_mid = datetime.strptime(midpoint, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%f')
print('Scan Start : %s' % scan_start)
print('Scan midpoint : %s' % scan_mid)
print('Scan End : %s' % scan_end)
print('File Created : %s' % file_created)
print('Scan Duration : %.2f minutes' % ((scan_end-scan_start).seconds/60))
Scan Start : 2018-06-23 23:07:26.300000
Scan midpoint : 2018-06-23 23:08:44.900000
Scan End : 2018-06-23 23:10:03.600000
File Created : 2018-06-23 23:10:15
Scan Duration : 2.62 minutes
[6]:
######################################################################
# True Color Recipe
# -----------------
#
# Color images are a Red-Green-Blue (RGB) composite of three different
# channels. We will assign the following channels as our RGB values:
#
#
# RGB values must be between 0 and 1, same as the range of values of the
# reflectance channels. A gamma correction is applied to control the brightness
# and make the image not look too dark where `corrected_value =
# value^(1/gamma)`. Most displays have a decoding gamma of 2.2
# ([source1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_correction),
# [source2](https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/gamma-correction.htm)).
#
# The GREEN "veggie" channel on GOES-16 does not measure visible green
# light. Instead, it measures a near-infrared band sensitive to chlorophyll. We
# could use that channel in place of green, but it would make the green in our
# image appear too vibrant. Instead, we will tone-down the green channel by
# interpolating the value to simulate a natural green color.
#
# \begin{equation}
# pseudoGreen = (0.48358168*RED) + (0.06038137*GREEN) + (0.45706946*BLUE)
# \end{equation}
#
# or, a simple alternative ([CIMSS Natural True
# Color](http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/OCLOFactSheetPDFs/ABIQuickGuide_CIMSSRGB_v2.pdf)):
#
# \begin{equation}
# pseudoGreen = (0.45*RED) + (0.1*GREEN) + (0.45*BLUE)
# \end{equation}
#
# The multiband formatted file we loaded is convenient becuase all the GOES
# channels are in the same NetCDF file. Next, we will assign our variables R, G,
# and B as the data for each channel.
# Confirm that each band is the wavelength we are interested in
for band in [2, 3, 1]:
print("%s is %.2f %s" % (C['band_wavelength_C%02d' % band].long_name,
C['band_wavelength_C%02d' % band][0],
C['band_wavelength_C%02d' % band].units))
######################################################################
#
# Load the three channels into appropriate R, G, and B variables
R = C['CMI_C02'].data
G = C['CMI_C03'].data
B = C['CMI_C01'].data
######################################################################
#
# Apply range limits for each channel. RGB values must be between 0 and 1
R = np.clip(R, 0, 1)
G = np.clip(G, 0, 1)
B = np.clip(B, 0, 1)
######################################################################
#
# Apply a gamma correction to the image
gamma = 2.2
R = np.power(R, 1/gamma)
G = np.power(G, 1/gamma)
B = np.power(B, 1/gamma)
######################################################################
#
# Calculate the "True" Green
G_true = 0.45 * R + 0.1 * G + 0.45 * B
G_true = np.maximum(G_true, 0)
G_true = np.minimum(G_true, 1)
ABI band 2 central wavelength is 0.64 um
ABI band 3 central wavelength is 0.87 um
ABI band 1 central wavelength is 0.47 um
C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\envs\pyBKB_v3\lib\site-packages\ipykernel_launcher.py:74: RuntimeWarning: invalid value encountered in maximum
C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\envs\pyBKB_v3\lib\site-packages\ipykernel_launcher.py:75: RuntimeWarning: invalid value encountered in minimum
[7]:
######################################################################
# Simple Image
# -----------------
#
# Use `plt.imshow` to get a quick look at the channels and RGB composite we
# created.
#
# First, we plot each channel individually. The deeper the color means the
# satellite is observing more light in that channel. Clouds appear white becuase
# they reflect lots of red, green, and blue light. You will also notice that the
# land reflects a lot of "green" in the veggie channel becuase this channel is
# sensitive to the chlorophyll.
fig, ([ax1, ax2, ax3, ax4]) = plt.subplots(1, 4, figsize=(16, 3))
ax1.imshow(R, cmap='Reds', vmax=1, vmin=0)
ax1.set_title('Red', fontweight='semibold')
ax1.axis('off')
ax2.imshow(G, cmap='Greens', vmax=1, vmin=0)
ax2.set_title('Veggie', fontweight='semibold')
ax2.axis('off')
ax3.imshow(G_true, cmap='Greens', vmax=1, vmin=0)
ax3.set_title('"True" Green', fontweight='semibold')
ax3.axis('off')
ax4.imshow(B, cmap='Blues', vmax=1, vmin=0)
ax4.set_title('Blue', fontweight='semibold')
ax4.axis('off')
plt.subplots_adjust(wspace=.02)
[8]:
######################################################################
# The addition of the three channels results in a color image. We combine the
# three channels in a stacked array and display the image with `imshow` again.
#
# The RGB array with the raw veggie band
RGB_veggie = np.dstack([R, G, B])
# The RGB array for the true color image
RGB = np.dstack([R, G_true, B])
fig, (ax1, ax2) = plt.subplots(1,2, figsize=(16,6))
# The RGB using the raw veggie band
ax1.imshow(RGB_veggie)
ax1.set_title('GOES-16 RGB Raw Veggie', fontweight='semibold', loc='left', fontsize=12);
ax1.set_title('%s' % scan_start.strftime('%d %B %Y %H:%M UTC '), loc='right');
ax1.axis('off')
# The RGB for the true color image
ax2.imshow(RGB)
ax2.set_title('GOES-16 RGB True Color', fontweight='semibold', loc='left', fontsize=12);
ax2.set_title('%s' % scan_start.strftime('%d %B %Y %H:%M UTC '), loc='right');
ax2.axis('off')
[8]:
(-0.5, 2499.5, 1499.5, -0.5)
[9]:
######################################################################
# Plot with `Cartopy`: Geostationary Projection
# ----------------------------------------------
#
# The image above is not georeferenced. You can see the land and oceans, but we
# do have enough information to draw state and country boundaries. From the
# GOES-16 file, we can extract all the metadata needed to understand the map
# projection. We will use this data to plot the image on a `Basemap`. The image
# is in a [geostationary
# projection](https://proj4.org/operations/projections/geos.html?highlight=geostationary).
C['goes_imager_projection']
######################################################################
#
# Satellite height
sat_h = C['goes_imager_projection'].perspective_point_height
# Satellite longitude
sat_lon = C['goes_imager_projection'].longitude_of_projection_origin
# Satellite sweep
sat_sweep = C['goes_imager_projection'].sweep_angle_axis
semi_major = C['goes_imager_projection'].semi_major_axis
semi_minor = C['goes_imager_projection'].semi_minor_axis
# The projection x and y coordinates equals the scanning angle (in radians)
# multiplied by the satellite height See details here:
# https://proj4.org/operations/projections/geos.html?highlight=geostationary
x = C['x'][:] * sat_h
y = C['y'][:] * sat_h
######################################################################
# The geostationary projection is the easiest way to plot the image on a
# map. Essentially, we are stretching the image across a map with the same
# projection and dimensions as the data.
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(15, 12))
globe = ccrs.Globe(semimajor_axis=semi_major, semiminor_axis=semi_minor)
geos = ccrs.Geostationary(central_longitude=sat_lon,
satellite_height=sat_h, globe=globe)
ax = fig.add_subplot(1, 1, 1, projection=geos)
ax.imshow(np.flipud(RGB), origin='lower',
extent=(x.min(), x.max(), y.min(), y.max()),
transform=geos,
interpolation='nearest', vmin=162., vmax=330.)
ax.coastlines(resolution='50m', color='black', linewidth=2)
ax.add_feature(ccrs.cartopy.feature.STATES)
plt.title('GOES-16 True Color', loc='left', fontweight='semibold', fontsize=15)
plt.title('%s' % scan_start.strftime('%d %B %Y %H:%M UTC '), loc='right');
[10]:
######################################################################
# Using other projections
# ----------------------------------------------
#
# Changing the projections with cartopy is straightforward. Here we use
# the Lambert Conformal projection to display the GOES-16 data.
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(15, 12))
lc = ccrs.LambertConformal(central_longitude=-97.5,standard_parallels=(38.5,38.5))
ax = fig.add_subplot(1, 1, 1, projection=lc)
ax.set_extent([-135, -60, 10, 65], crs=ccrs.PlateCarree())
ax.imshow(np.flipud(RGB), origin='lower',
extent=(x.min(), x.max(), y.min(), y.max()),
transform=geos,
interpolation='none')
ax.coastlines(resolution='50m', color='black', linewidth=1)
ax.add_feature(ccrs.cartopy.feature.STATES)
plt.title('GOES-16 True Color', loc='left', fontweight='semibold', fontsize=15)
plt.title('%s' % scan_start.strftime('%d %B %Y %H:%M UTC '), loc='right');
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA Criminal Miscellaneous No.47034 of 2013 Arising Out of PS.Case No. -4 Year- 2013 Thana -PATNA COMPLAINT CASE District- PATNA ===========================================================
Rajeev Kumar son of Shri Sachidanand Yadav, resident of Flat No. 202 Sumit Chandra Griham Apartment, Ramnagri Road, P.S.- Rajeev Nagar, District-Patna, Executive Engineer (Mechanical) NH Mechanical Division, Muzaffarpur .... .... Petitioner/s Versus
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3. On the basis of the aforesaid complaint, the learned Sub Divisional Judicial Magistrate, Patna, vide order dated 16.05.2013, took cognizance of the offence under Section 37 of the Act and summoned the petitioner in exercise of powers conferred under Section 204 of the CrPC.
4. The case of the petitioner is that being an Assistant Patna High Court Cr.Misc. No.47034 of 2013 dt.31-10-2017 3/7 Engineer, he was promoted to the post of Executive Engineer (Mechanical), vide notification of Road Construction Department, dated 25.02.2013. Subsequently, vide notification dated 17.04.2013, he was posted as an Executive Engineer (Mechanical), National Highway, Mechanical Division at Muzaffarpur. He submitted his joining at Muzaffarpur only after the aforesaid notification dated 17.04.2013 was issued. The Hot Mix Plant at Motihari came within his jurisdiction only after he took charge on 18.04.2013 pursuant to the aforestated notification dated 17.04.2013. As he came to know that no objection certificate from Board has not been obtained, he immediately purchased two forms through money receipt nos. 20672 and 20673 for applying and for obtaining no objection certificate from the Board. Since the Hot Mix Plant was in the premises of Road Construction Sub Division Office, Motihari, the petitioner was in the process of obtaining details from Road Construction Department, which was required to be filled up in the No Objection Form. He inspected the Hot Mix Plant on 30.04.2013 and immediately thereafter, vide letter dated 02.05.2013, he directed the Junior Engineer (Mechanical)- cum-Incharge Hot Mix Plant site, Motihari to suspend the work till the establishment of Secondary Pollution Control Unit. Thereafter, in view of the positive order passed by the petitioner on 05.05.2013, when the Hot Mix Plant was inspected by Patna High Court Cr.Misc. No.47034 of 2013 dt.31-10-2017 4/7 the officials of the Board, it was also found to be totally closed. However, on 09.05.2013, the instant case was filed against him.
5. Mr. Y. C. Verma, learned senior counsel for the petitioner submitted that the petitioner had no role at all in establishment of Hot Mix Plant at Motihari, which was done in the year 2011 itself. The memo of payment was entered in the measurement book on 28.03.2011, whereas the petitioner joined the post on 18.04.2013. Within 10 days of his joining, he obtained form for getting No Objection Certificate from Board and within 15 days of his joining he directed for closing the plant. He submitted that on the basis of the observations made by this Court in a writ proceeding a departmental proceeding was also initiated against the petitioner on the self same charges as levelled in the present complaint case. In the said departmental proceeding the enquiry officer submitted his report holding the petitioner to be not guilty of the charges. After going through the enquiry report, the disciplinary authority exonerated the petitioner from the charges levelled against him, vide order dated 07.08.2015, as contained in Annexure-9 to the present application.
6. Mr. Shivendra Kishore, learned Senior Advocate appearing for the Board submitted that exoneration of the petitioner in the departmental proceeding would be of no consequence so far as the present complaint is concerned. He submitted that as far as the Patna High Court Cr.Misc. No.47034 of 2013 dt.31-10-2017 5/7 complaint is concerned, there is specific allegation against the petitioner that on 05.05.2013 when the inspection was made by the officials of the Board, the petitioner was incharge of the affairs of the National Highway (Mechanical Division), Road Construction Department, Muzaffarpur and according to the allegation made in the complaint though Hot Mix Plant was closed at the time of inspection, it was operational from before and had the capacity to produce 30 to 35 tons bitumen and stone chips mixture per hour. He submitted that the said plant was devoid of any chimney or proper pollution control equipments and location of the plant did not conform to the minimum distance from habitation. He submitted that the plant was established without prior permission of the Board.
7. I have heard learned Senior Advocates appearing on behalf of the parties and perused the record.
8. As far as installation of the plant is concerned, the petitioner cannot be held responsible for the same. From the submissions made on behalf of the parties, as also from the record, it would transpire that establishment of Hot Mix Plant was made at Motihari in the year, 2011 itself whereas the petitioner joined to the post upon transfer at Motihari on 18.04.2013. It would also be evident from the complaint that on the date of inspection the plant was found non-operational. As the petitioner himself was transferred and posted Patna High Court Cr.Misc. No.47034 of 2013 dt.31-10-2017 6/7 at that place on 17.04.2013 and he submitted his joining on 18.04.2013 he cannot be held responsible for installation of the plant without obtaining prior permission of the Board which was made in the year, 2011 or for the plant being operational prior to 18.04.2013 when he submitted his joining in the Division. It is true that exoneration in a departmental proceeding in itself may not be sufficient to hold a person innocent in a criminal case, but if the charges are same and the enquiry officer and the disciplinary authority have found the petitioner to be innocent in the matter even on the basis of preponderance of probability, the same may be taken into consideration as one of the factors for appreciating as to whether the prosecution of the petitioner in the complaint case would be proper or not.
9. Having regard to the facts and circumstances of the case noted above, I am of the opinion that no mens rea can be attributed against the petitioner for committing an offence punishable under Section 37 of the Act. In that view of the matter, the prosecution of the petitioner in the complaint case would amount to an abuse of process of the court.
10. Accordingly, the application is allowed.
11. The impugned order dated 16.05.2013 passed by the learned Sub Divisional Judicial Magistrate, Patna in Complaint Case Patna High Court Cr.Misc. No.47034 of 2013 dt.31-10-2017 7/7 No.04(M) of 2013 is hereby set aside.
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Chicago bucket list
Our editors put together a list of things to see before you Chi.
By Aine Dougherty, Stephanie J. Shin, Sakke Overlund, and Nikita Amir
Eats
Chicago is a city that loves to indulge gastronomically, and Au Cheval’s (West Loop) infamous cheeseburger and Pequod’s (Lincoln Park) deep dish pizza are two of the most well-known dishes around town. Both restaurants take upscale twists on classics, making them must-have Windy City dishes.
Activities
Whether you’re looking to stroll outside, take in some art, or sip on an over-the-top cocktail, Chi-town has got what you need.
The 606 Trail (Bucktown) provides an aerial walk or bike ride around some of the city’s most famous neighborhoods. The Museum of Contemporary Art (Gold Coast) is free for Northwestern students and offers a constantly rotating gallery of modern art. And low-key tiki bar Lost Lake (Logan Square) was recently named Best American Cocktail Bar by the Tales of the Cocktail Foundation. Head there for the inventive cocktails, themed décor and fun banana dolphins.
Scenery
The Windy City has you covered whether you want to immerse yourself in the urban jungle or an indoor version of one. The Garfield Park Conservatory (East Garfield Park) offers a warm, plant-filled refuge year-round, and the Riverwalk (Loop) allows visitors to get up close and personal with the Chicago river while enjoying a snack or lounging in one of the many seating areas. Chinatown also has a ton of unique architecture, public art, park space and sites to see.


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Parikshit Bhaduri and Niloy Ghosh are with GreenField Software.Computing has evolved from IBM mainframes to personal computers to thin servers; and so have data centers, becoming more sophisticated and complex.With the emergence of cloud computing, which heralded a paradigm shift in how users access compute resources, data centers have also grown in size.Today’s data center hosts hundreds of servers that power the applications in the cloud – email, social network, and various applications.When one grows beyond a certain size it is impossible to track the location, space usage and asset relationship manually.


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The Babblebrooks are one of the original Sylvanian Families. This particular version is from
the US,
when the name for the American line was still Sylvanian Families (rather than the current name, Calico
Critters.)
I'm especially fond of all the original families.
Biography Information
Rocky Babblebrook runs the General Store. If he doesn't sell it, you probably don't need it.
Crystal Babblebrook is the best cook in our whole woods. She even wrote a cookbook once!
Bubba Babblebrook is all ears. He can hear a bee buzz a block away. He says he hears grass grow.
Breezy Babblebrook likes to have her own way. Luckily, her way is a nice way.


This app demonstrates how to use the BLE plugin API for reading the luxometer on the TI SensorTag CC2650.
Activate the SensorTag. If you don't have a SensorTag you can modify the code in file app.js to work with your device.
app.js
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Rhode Island governor promises to increase housing supply
by EndPlayPROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo has announced her plan to make construction of new homes a priority as the state joins its neighbors at a "tipping point" of high housing costs.
The Providence Journal reports Raimondo has not committed to any specific policy for dealing with the state's housing issue in 2020 but has reiterated that having secure housing is a "moral" and "economic" imperative.
The Democratic governor says the issue is one of supply and demand in which not enough homes are being built to meet the market's demand and the affordable housing bonds are not enough to help fill the gap.
The newspaper reports the state's housing market has come back somewhat after the recession but as home prices rise steadily, construction of new units remains idle.


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Split Slider Demo
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This demo of Split Slider was initialized with the following script:
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The simplest version of the slider can be defined with this call:
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This plugin was developed on jQuery 1.7.1.
A complete list of all available options follows:
And, finally, an explanation of some of the features included in this plugin! (And some extra tricks!)
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2016
Current Projects are under construction.
Date: 2016-Spring
Abstract: Nothing.
2015
Title: Constraint-Based Dynamic Energy Management in Energy Harvesting Embedded Systems using Gecode
Date: 2015-Fall
Abstract: We want to develop a energy management system such that it is able to maximize the usage of the renewable energy and minimize the amount of wasted energy, while still being able to provide good enough services. The proposed energy management system is divided into two separated subsystems, namely the Application Rate Layer and the Real-time Scheduling Layer. Promising results with energy saving are achieved by the proposed energy management system. The source codes are based on the constraint-based systems and applications development toolkit Gecode.
Title: A Hybrid MapReduce Framework for SNP Selection
Date: 2015-Fall
Abstract: With the development of next generation sequencing technology, researchers are facing data with higher and higher dimensions. Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) selection become critical in bioinformatics since it is quite inaccuracy and inefficacy to do work in the high dimension space. In this paper, we implemented a CPU-GPU hybrid MapReduce framework to accelerate the process of SNPs selection in GWAS. To evaluate our framework, we did experiments both on synthetic data and real data. The results show that our framework performed well both in term of acceleration and accuracy. In addition, a web based interface is built to make our framework friendly to use.
Title: Fuzzy Expert System: Project Topic Recommendation System
Date: 2015-Spring
Abstract: Fuzzy expert system is a powerful tool to help you make decision using fuzzy logic. In a word, whenever you want to make a decision that requires specialized knowledge and you want the decision to be "optimal" (i.e. you want to choose the table with relative high cost/performance ratio), you need a fuzzy expert system to help. In this project, a fuzzy expert system recommendation system is implemented. In order to simplify the system, only 12 different topics of fuzzy expert system are discussed.
2014
Title: Solving Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP) using Genetic Algorithm (GA) in Matlab
Date: 2014-Fall
Abstract: In this project, a program is written in Matlab to solve the Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP) using Genetic Algorithm (GA). A (sub)optimal solution is generated and shown in Matlab.
Title: 2014 Intel Cup ESDC "Highly Autonomous Photography Robot"
Date: 2014-Spring
Abstract: In this project, a photogtaphy robot was built based on OpenCV, gPhoto and Mbed micro-controller. This robot acts as a photographyer and provids good photo taking skills. Also, this robot won a second price in the 2014 Intel Cup ESDC.
Title: Final Year Project: Quad-copter Swarm
Date: 2014-Spring
Abstract: In this project, four Quad-copters were built and tuned in order to form a intelligent swarm. Features like simultaneously take-off/landing and formation changing/holding are well performed. Here is the video LINK1 or LINK2.
Title: A Web Game: WebCivilization
Date: 2014-Spring
Abstract: In this project, a simple but interesting web game was implemented using PHP and JavaScript Language based on the OpenShift cloud computing platform. Here is the LINK.
Title: Enriching Photo Album System using JavaScript
Date: 2014-Spring
Abstract: In this project, a simple online album with enriched functionalities was implemented using PHP and JavaScript Language based on the OpenShift cloud computing platform. Here is the LINK.
Title: A simple online album using Perl
Date: 2014-Spring
Abstract: In this project, a simple online album was implemented using Perl Language based on the OpenShift cloud computing platform. Here is the LINK. User name and Password are both "admin".
2013
Title: GPS Beacon Following Quadcopter
Date: 2013-Fall
Abstract: In this project, a GPS beacon following system was implemented and mounted on a Quadcopter. This GPS beacon was implemented using Mbed micro-controller and XBEE wireless module.
Title: Wind-Adaptive Control for Quadcopter
Date: 2013-Fall
Abstract: In this project, a Wind-Adapti Control System was implemented and tesed. This system was mounted on a Quadcopter. In order to test this system, the Quadcopter was placed on a platform with one degree of freedom.
Title: A Simple Web-Sales System based on Oracle Database
Date: 2013-Fall
Abstract: In this project, a simple Web-Sales System is implemented using SQL, PHP and JAVA base on the the datatbase provided by Oracle Corporation.
Title: A Simple Proxy Written in C/C++
Date: 2013-Spring
Abstract: In this project, a simple proxy with limited functions was implemented using C/C++.
Title: A Multi-Client File Transfer Application in C/C++
Date: 2013-Spring
Abstract: In this project, a Multi-Client File Transfer Application (a.k.a. FTP) was implemented to transfer files between client and server using C/C++.
Title: CPU Architecture Simulator using C and Assembly Language
Date: 2013-Spring
Abstract: In this project, a single-cycle simulator and a multi-cycle pipelined simulator of a
simplified CPU were implemented in C and Assembly.
Title: PhotoBar - A Powerful Online Photo Share Platform
Date: 2013-Spring
Abstract: PhotoBar is a powerful Online photo share platform, whose services include image modification and perfection. It is a web application aimed to offer users a favorable environment of photo processing. The main advantages of PhotoBar is user-friendly interface and simplified image process method.
2012
Title: Wireless Electricity Meter Based on Xbee Wireless Module and Mbed Micro-Controller
Date: 2012-Fall
Abstract: In this Project, a wireless system was implemented to read the electricity meter's data. A wireless module called XBEE using ZigBee protocol from Digi International Inc. and a micro-controller called Mbed were used to make the project come true.
Title: Implementing a PID Feedback Control System
Date: 2012-Fall
Abstract: In this Project, a PID feedback control system was implemented using Mbed micro-controller, an accelerometer and a servor-motor-platform to achieve horizontal stability.
Title: A Simple File-System (FAT32) Recovery Program using C/C++
Date: 2012-Spring
Abstract: In this project, a simple file-system (w.r.t FAT32) recovery program with limited functions was implemented using C/C++.
Title: A Simple SHELL using C/C++
Date: 2012-Spring
Abstract: In this project, a simple SHELL with limited functions was implemented using C/C++.


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The Adoption Process
The Adoption process at Pixy's Animal Rescue is very smooth. We take the necsesary measures such as background checks on potential candidates. Please contact us when you want to begin the adoption process. The first step is filling out an adopton questionnaire. The second step is having an interview with one of our representatives. Then attending a meet and greet with your adopted animal while we finalize the adoption process.


Eminem insists that much of the negative response to his "Revival" album "went beyond constructive criticism" — but it fueled him to create the surprise record he dropped two weeks ago.
“I’m not gonna lie, there's something inside me that is a little more happy when I’m angry," he tells Sway Calloway in a just-released YouTube interview. "As bad as it feels to be there, there’s a rush of it that I like because it inspires me to say something back.”
In his first interview since the unannounced Aug. 31 release of "Kamikaze," the Detroit rapper addresses the barrage of critiques fired at last December's "Revival," a personal, reflective album full of pop guests.
The interview clip that hit Tuesday night is billed as "Part 1" of a discussion with Sway, a longtime rap journalist and host on Em's Shade 45 channel on SiriusXM. It closes with a teaser to a follow-up video where Em will address his beef with rapper Machine Gun Kelly.
"My man better chill," Eminem says of his reaction as MGK went after daughter Hailie.
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General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
jl777c26-Sep-18 07:50 AM
I admint a central exchange needs to be hosted
snowdamn26-Sep-18 07:50 AM
i'm not posting to convince miners to continue going for 3 KMD blocks when they can go for 256 PIRATE. i'm posting for those that will allow themselves to see through the hype
jl777c26-Sep-18 07:51 AM
KMD hashrate is up in the recent days
to ATH levels
snowdamn26-Sep-18 07:51 AM
yes, the only positive thing is that n00bs will use PEX and increase z-KMD anon set, so that we do the same thing through Komodo lol(edited)
jl777c26-Sep-18 07:51 AM
PIRATE only helps KMD privacy, seems to be bringing in attention to KMD from miners
with PIRATE short of announcing that you just did a transaction, it will be difficult to even know if you did a transaction, let alone when. and even if you do, it wont leak info about the counterparty to the transaction. (unless it was a coinbase -> z). these z->z transactions just have no info to latch onto. even a noob wont be able to leak info (other than timing and txid)
snowdamn26-Sep-18 07:58 AM
yes, as i said, if one properly gets in and only SPENDS, fine
jl777c26-Sep-18 07:58 AM
what is the leakage if one gets in improperly?
and how do you get in improperly? even with an announced purchase from a taddr, you end up with zfunds and at some later date is transferred and that transfer wont be able to be correlated, short of a public post of the details
snowdamn26-Sep-18 07:59 AM
what is the leakage if i do t->z and then z->z?
jl777c26-Sep-18 08:00 AM
yes, who can link the final z to the original t?
it sounds like you think there is a leakage and if so I want to fix it. i dont see the leakage of privacy
the z-> z breaks the links and most all PIRATE tx are z->z
snowdamn26-Sep-18 08:01 AM
what is the leakage if i only spend to z?
jl777c26-Sep-18 08:01 AM
I mean how does anybody even know what txid the z-> z was?
snowdamn26-Sep-18 08:02 AM
exactly, can do same thing, especially when n00bs use PEX!
jl777c26-Sep-18 08:02 AM
ok, so you dont see an attack vector then
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 08:03 AM
@snowdamn Reading your wrong claims ad nauseam reminds me of all the people that kept going on about how LN is part of Bitcoin
snowdamn26-Sep-18 08:04 AM
wrong claims because you want the discussion only to revolve around the forced z, while not paying attention to what i'm saying?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 08:06 AM
while not paying attention to what i'm saying?
n00bs ...n00bs .n00bs ....n00bs ....n00bs ....Same thing with KMD ...n00bs ...n00bs .......Same thing with KMD ...n00bs ...n00bs ...
See, I paid attention.
jl777c26-Sep-18 08:07 AM
snowdamm. please describe coherently what you believe is a privacy leak
otherwise I will just assume you are trolling for whatever reason
snowdamn26-Sep-18 08:07 AM
go mine the 256 PIRATE instead of the 3 KMD, Genie! you have been running from what i'm actually saying all along
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 08:08 AM
you have been running from what i'm actually saying all along
Wrong again, I never run from emptiness
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snowdamn26-Sep-18 08:09 AM
i never said there is a privacy leak, i said it's a joke because you can do the same thing with z-KMD without central exchanges, pre-2015 instamine-like hype, etc.
no leak if properly in/out
jl777c26-Sep-18 08:11 AM
yes, but noob have a big chance of messing that up
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PIRATE is noob friendly
just dont twitter your PIRATE txid and nobody will know
making something noob friendly is difference between mass market and speciality market
people keep telling me this
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 08:15 AM
You can put a golf ball (private tx) into the 9th hole with your iPhone10 (KMD), that doesn't mean that using a club designed for putting (PIRATE) is the same thing as your phone
snowdamn26-Sep-18 08:16 AM
@jl777c yes, i truly hope PEX becomes very popular and i will keep 3/256 in mind if i ever think of speculating!
NutellaLicka26-Sep-18 08:19 AM
You can drive around a race track (use private transactions) in a mazda 6 (any other coin with z transactions), but you're going to do a better job and have more fun in a lambo (PIRATE).

 I'll have to try claiming a portion of the reward at a time in the morning. See if that helps :S
CryptoHuff26-Sep-18 04:33 PM
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jonnybbig26-Sep-18 05:09 PM
Not that advertisement or pumping is KMD-esque, but KMD on coinbase would put it instantly on public radar. That’s all most of my non-tech friends use here in northern Cali. All I get is a “WTF” when I mention barderdex or KMD platform.
shak3nbak326-Sep-18 05:13 PM
I'm guessing a lot of the new coins will go on coinbase pro
Steve Lee26-Sep-18 05:50 PM
The team has completed the coinbase application process. Keep your fingers crossed!
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Berg26-Sep-18 06:46 PM
Whoop, my page hadn't updated.. Literal message above mine was for coinbase application being completed
Good luck Komodo
Killua26-Sep-18 07:01 PM
So now the most private coin in all of Crypo is apart of the Komodo ecosystem. wow. Add that to the list of accomplishments
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ideamachines26-Sep-18 08:37 PM
hi everyone
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DRC26-Sep-18 08:41 PM
does the hyperdex alpha 10 exe on github work with win64?
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@BitcoinBirch PIRATE - The most private and most secure privacy chain available. All send transactions on the chain are mandatory zaddr transactions giving PIRATE the largest mixing pool of funds available in any coin.
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SHossain28-Sep-18 11:45 AM
@everyone ^^ (sorry for the tag. BUT, this is an exciting news!)


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BasicCAT is an open source and free computer-aided translation tool, which aims at providing a simple and useful tool for translators. The name is BasicCAT, because of its simplicity and its programming language—Basic. Basic is easy to learn and everyone can build a suitable CAT tool based on BasicCAT's source code.
The design principle of BasicCAT is to reduce eye shift and focus on translating. Machine Translation, selected word meaning and language check results will all show as a dropdown list below the input textarea.
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Buttons
The four directional buttons (up, down, left and right) are used as inputs and can be read by your program to determine if the button is being pressed or not. They can be checked in two different ways. One way is to just check once to see if the button is being pressed. This works well, but it is possible to miss a button press if your program doesn't check often enough. Sometimes this is not a problem, but for some programs it may be an issue. The other way of checking buttons is to use an event handler.
An event handler will continuously check to see if a button has been pressed or released. A button is released when the person pushing the button stops pushing (or releases) the button. Once an event handler is set up, the BrainPad will start an event listener that will check the button for you. This allows your program to do other tasks without you worrying about missing a button event. Once the button is pushed (or released) the event listener will call your event handler. The event handler is code you write to tell the BrainPad how to react when a button is pushed (or released).
While an event handler is a little harder to set up, it allows the program to take care of other tasks while never missing a button event.
BrainPad.Buttons.IsUpPressed()
- returns a boolean true if the up button is pressed and a boolean false otherwise.BrainPad.Buttons.IsLeftPressed()
- returns a boolean true if the left button is pressed and a boolean false otherwise.BrainPad.Buttons.IsRightPressed()
- returns a boolean true if the right button is pressed and a boolean false otherwise.BrainPad.Buttons.IsDownPressed()
- returns a boolean true if the down button is pressed and a boolean false otherwise.ButtonEventHandler
WhenUpButtonPressed
ButtonEventHandler
WhenUpButtonReleased
ButtonEventHandler
WhenLeftButtonPressed
ButtonEventHandler
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Abstract: The document describes typical usecases of looks in form of
How Tos. You may either choose the topic you interested in or the document
can be read sequentialy as a tutorial. This document is non-normative.
Contents:
Simple look implementation
1] How to implement simple node using looks
2] How to add children (subnodes)
3] How to make coding easier with DefaultLook
4] How to reflect changes in represented object
5] How to transform "standard objects" (Beans & Nodes)
Operations on Looks
6] How to reuse part of an existing Look - Filtering
7] How to build a look from more looks - Composition
8] How to add features to other looks - Composition II
Declarative registration and exposing APIs
9] How to declare looks using the system filesystem
10] How to allow other modules to influence your view
See also:
The example shows simple look for NetBeans FileObject which provides icon and name:
import java.awt.Image; import org.openide.filesystems.FileObject; import org.netbeans.spi.looks.Look; import org.openide.util.Lookup; import org.openide.util.Utilities; public class FileObjectStyle extends Look { private static Look INSTANCE = new FileObjectStyle( "FILE_OBJECT_STYLE" ); private static Image FILE_IMAGE = Utilities.loadImage( "file.gif" ); private static Image FOLDER_IMAGE = Utilities.loadImage( "folder.gif" ); private FileObjectStyle(String name) { super( name ); } public static Look getInstance() { return INSTANCE; } public String getName(Object representedObject, Lookup env) { return ((FileObject)representedObject).getNameExt(); } public String getDisplayName(Object representedObject, Lookup env) { return getName( representedObject, env ); } public Image getIcon(Object representedObject, int type, Lookup env) { FileObject fo = (FileObject)representedObject; return fo.isFolder() ? FOLDER_IMAGE : FILE_IMAGE; } }Notice that we've made the Look rather a factory than a class with contructor. It is usually enough to have one instance of the Look in the system so there should be no need for other instances. Of course there are exceptions from the rule, but you should usualy rather create static factories than create allways new Looks.
Notice that the following example uses different class for adding children (this is an artifical example just to be used in later examples) it would be absolutely correct to add metods in the above Look subclass.
There are two methods in the look class responsible for managing
node's children. The method isLeaf says whether the node should have any
children at all. If this method returns false. User won't be able to open the
node. (There will be no thumb for opening shown in the tree.) Returning true
from this method will enable opening the node. Still the node may have no children
(A good example is an empty folder, user can open the node but it shows no
childern underneath).
The method responsible for real creation of sub nodes is getChildObjects(...)
has to return the List of represented objects.
import java.util.Arrays; import java.util.Collections; import java.util.List; import org.openide.filesystems.FileObject; import org.netbeans.spi.looks.Look; import org.openide.util.Lookup; public class FileObjectChildren extends Look { private static final Look INSTANCE = new FileObjectChildren( "FILE_OBJECT_CHILDREN" ); private FileObjectChildren(String name) { super( name ); } public static Look getInstance() { return INSTANCE; } public List getChildObjects(Object representedObject, Lookup env) { FileObject fo = (FileObject)representedObject; if ( fo.isFolder() ) { FileObject[] fos = fo.getChildren(); return Arrays.asList( fos ); } else { // This should never happen return Collections.EMPTY_LIST; } } public Boolean isLeaf(Object representedObject, Lookup env) { return ((FileObject)representedObject).isFolder() ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSE; } }
Notice that there is usually no need to create new Lister for each represented object. It is usually enough to register just one. You can even decide that the Look itself will implement the Listener interface. However if necessary e.g. for some event source translation you may still decide to create one Listener per represented object.
Also notice that when your Look is used more than once for given represented object (E.g. there are mor views or your look is used in more Filter/Composite Looks) then the attachTo(...)/detachFrom(...) methods will only be called once. So you don't have to worry about having atached more Listeners than necessary to your represented object.
Following exaple shows how to react on change of name of a FileObject. Of
course the FileObjectChangeListener is richer than that but the example is
restriced to name in order to keep it short and understandable. The implemetation
of other methods would be analogous.
Again we introduce new class in the example but it would be perfectly OK to
have all the methods in one class.
import org.openide.filesystems.*; import org.netbeans.spi.looks.Look; import org.openide.util.Lookup; import org.openide.util.Utilities; public class FileObjectEvents extends Look implements FileChangeListener { private static final Look INSTANCE = new FileObjectEvents( "FILE_OBJECT_EVENTS" ); private FileObjectEvents(String name) { super( name ); } public static Look getInstance() { return INSTANCE; } public void attachTo( Object representedObject ) { ((FileObject)representedObject).addFileChangeListener( this ); } public void detachFrom( Object representedObject ) { ((FileObject)representedObject).removeFileChangeListener( this ); } // Implementation of FileChangeListener ------------------------------------ public void fileRenamed( FileRenameEvent fe ) { fireChange( fe.getSource(), Look.GET_NAME | Look.GET_DISPLAY_NAME ); } public void fileAttributeChanged( FileAttributeEvent fe ) { /*IGNORE */ } public void fileChanged( FileEvent fe ) { /*IGNORE */ } public void fileDataCreated( FileEvent fe ) { /*IGNORE */ } public void fileDeleted( FileEvent fe ) { /*IGNORE */ } public void fileFolderCreated( FileEvent fe ) { /*IGNORE */ } }
In case of Nodes the right thing to do would of course be to figure out what the real represented objects are and rewrite your the code to use the Looks more "native" way. This is nice but sometimes happens that developers are rather looking for the quick and dirty solution.
How to get Look for representing JavaBeans:
Look look4Beans = org.netbeans.spi.looks.Looks.bean();
How to get Look for reresenting Nodes:
Look look4Nodes = org.netbeans.api.nodes2looks.Nodes.nodeLook();
Notice that the FilterLook not only takes care of filtering the methods but it also restricts the event firing. I.e. if you filter all methods except getName and getDisplayName you at the same time flter all change events except those for changes in getName() and getDisplayName(). So even if the delegate Look fires a change in children such a FilterLook will not refire this event.
Following example shows how to create a look which behaves as a standard Look for beans but only for properties and customizer (and corresponding events of course)
Look beans = Looks.bean(); Look filteredBeans = Looks.filter( "MY_FILTER_BEANS", beans, Look.GET_NAME | Look.GET_DISPLAY_NAME );
Following example shows merging the three aspects into one example.
Look composite = Looks.composite( "MY_FO_COMPOSITE", new Look[] { FileObjectStyle.getInstance(), FileObjectChildren.getInstance(), FileObjectEvents.getInstance() } );
Look composite = Looks.composite( "MY_FO_COMPOSITE", new Look[] { Look_A, Look_B // Ordering is important } );Well the resulting look will merge the values and the result will be { CHa1, CHa2, CHb1 }. This is easy and can be applyied to all methods which return Collections of objects e.g. childObjects, Actions, Properties etc. But what to do with single vaued aspects of the object e.g. name or Customizer? In this case the composite will apply the first (who does return something else than null) wins. I.e. if the look A would return NAME_A from getDisplayName() method and the Look B would return NAME_B then result given by getDisplayName() on the composit look would be NAME_A, However if the look A would not implement the getDisplayName() method (i.e. would return null then the result would be NAME_B
This kind of composition allows for additions/competition (depends on whther the aspect is single or multivalued). When combined with the registration of Looks in the module layer (discussed later) it gives the possibility of cooperation between modules.


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Publications
List of publications including referred and non-referred.
Journal Papers
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Conference Papers
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[RoBio]
A Study on Human-Robot Collaboration for Table-setting Task In IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Biomimetics 2017
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[AIR]
Robotic Cloth Manipulation for Clothing Assistance Task using Dynamic Movement Primitives In ACM/RSI International Conference on Advances in Robotics 2017
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[IROS]
Cloth Dynamics Modeling in Latent Spaces and its Application to Robotic Clothing Assistance In IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems 2015 [PDF]
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[AIR]
Modeling Occupancy Grids using EDHMM for Dynamic Environments In ACM/RSI International Conference on Advances In Robotics 2015 [PDF]
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[RoMan]
Real-time Estimation of Human-Cloth Topological Relationship using Depth Sensor for Robotic Clothing Assistance In IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication 2014 [PDF]
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[AIR]
Estimation of Human-Cloth Topological Relationship using Depth Sensor for Robotic Clothing Assistance In ACM/RSI International Conference on Advances In Robotics 2013 [PDF]
Short Papers
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[IROS]
Gaussian Process Latent Policies for Data-efficient Learning of Robotic Clothing Assistance In Late Breaking Results, IEEE/RSJ IROS 2018 [PDF]
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[ICLR]
Designing Efficient Neural Attention Systems Towards Achieving Human-level Sharp Vision In Workshop Track, ICLR 2018 [PDF]
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[CHI]
Virtual Reality as a User-friendly Interface for Learning from Demonstrations In Extended Abstracts, ACM CHI 2018 [PDF]
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[EMBC]
Imparting Motor-skills to Humanoid Robots using Bayesian Nonparametric Latent Spaces In Minisymposia Track, IEEE EMBC 2017 [PDF]
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[NIPS]
Bayesian Nonparametric Motor-skill Representations for Efficient Learning of Robotic Clothing Assistance In Workshop Track, NIPS 2016 [PDF]
Theses
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[PhD]
Koganti, N. (2017). Data-efficient Learning of Robotic Clothing Assistance using Bayesian Nonparametric Latent Variable Models. NAIST, Japan.
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[M.Eng]
Koganti, N. (2014). Estimation of Human-Cloth Topological Relationship using Depth Sensor for Robotic Clothing Assistance. NAIST, Japan.
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[B.Tech]
Koganti, N. (2012). Development of a Swarmanoid Robotic Platform using Embedded Systems. IITJ, India.


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By now you should have a fairly complete view of the fundamental concepts and language of both template metaprogramming in general and of the Boost Metaprogramming Library. This section reviews the highlights.
Most of this book's examples will use the Boost Metaprogramming Library. Like the Boost type traits headers, MPL headers follow a simple convention:
#include <boost/mpl/component-name.hpp>
If the component's name ends in an underscore, however, the corresponding MPL header name does not include the trailing underscore. For example, mpl::bool_ can be found in <boost/mpl/bool.hpp>. Where the library deviates from this convention, we'll be sure to point it out to you.
A kind of lambda expression that, through the use of placeholders, enables in-place partial metafunction application and metafunction composition. As you will see throughout this book, these features give us the truly amazing ability to build up almost any kind of complex type computation from more primitive metafunctions, right at its point of use:
// find the position of a type x in some_sequence such that: // x is convertible to 'int' // && x is not 'char' // && x is not a floating type typedef mpl::find_if< some_sequence , mpl::and_< boost::is_convertible<_1,int> , mpl::not_<boost::is_same<_1,char> > , mpl::not_<boost::is_float<_1> > > >::type iter;
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Three Royals affiliates among 42 minor league teams targeted for elimination
by APThree minor league affiliates of the Kansas City Royals are among 42 minor league teams identified by Major League Baseball as targets to be dropped from their current circuits.
The teams are listed in an initial proposal for a revised Professional Baseball Agreement that would start in 2021, the season after the current PBA between Major League Baseball and minor league clubs expires. The plan would reduce the number of minor league clubs from 160 to 118.
The Royals affiliates on the list are the Lexington Legends of the South Atlantic League (Class A), the Burlington Royals of the Appalachian League (Rookie Advanced) and Idaho Falls Chukars of the Pioneer League (Rookie Advanced).
The 42 teams targeted for elimination (current major league affiliation in parentheses):
Double-A
Eastern League: Binghamton, N.Y. (New York Mets); Erie, Pa. (Detroit)
Southern League: Chattanooga, Tenn. (Cincinnati); Jackson, Tenn. (Arizona)
Class A Advanced
California League: Lancaster (Colorado)
Carolina League: Frederick, Md. (Baltimore)
Florida State League: Daytona (Cincinnati); Kissimmee (Atlanta)
Class A
Midwest League: Burlington, Iowa (Los Angeles Angels); Clinton, Iowa (Miami); Quad Cities, Iowa (Houston)
South Atlantic League: Charleston, W.Va. (Seattle); Hagerstown, Md. (Washington); Lexington, Ky. (Kansas City)
Class A Short Season
New York-Penn League: Auburn, N.Y. (Washington); Batavia, N.Y. (Miami); Lowell, Mass. (Boston); Mahoning Valley, Ohio (Cleveland); Norwich, Conn. (Detroit); State College, Pa. (St. Louis); Staten Island, N.Y. (New York Yankees); Vermont (Oakland); Williamsport, Pa. (Philadelphia)
Northwest League: Salem-Keizer, Ore. (San Francisco); Tri-City, Wash. (San Diego)
Rookie Advanced
Appalachian League: Bluefield, W. Va. (Toronto); Bristol, Va. (Pittsburgh); Burlington, N.C. (Kansas City); Danville, Va. (Atlanta); Elizabethton, Tenn. (Minnesota); Greeneville, Tenn. (Cincinnati); Johnson City, Tenn. (St. Louis); Kingsport, Tenn. (New York Mets); Princeton, W. Va. (Tampa Bay)
Pioneer League: Billings, Mont. (Cincinnati); Grand Junction, Colo. (Colorado); Great Falls, Mont. (Chicago White Sox); Idaho Falls (Kansas City); Missoula, Mont. (Arizona); Ogden, Utah (Los Angeles Dodgers); Orem, Utah (Los Angeles Angels); Rocky Mountain, Colo. (Milwaukee)


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Conflict Can Help
Take a closer look at what's really going on
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This week Dev Bootcamp asked us to talk about a conflict that we've had in our past. What was it, why'd you have it, what'd you do about it, etc. Right away I thought of a conflict I had with an old coworker.
I was working as a dispatcher in a field that was entirely new to me. I was trying to learn all the necessary info to be good at my job, but hey - I was new! I was trying my very best. Well, my best wasn't good enough for my coworker Tom, and he definitely let me know it. Every time I talked to Tom about a job I needed to send him on or tried to ask a question it was one short, curt, and rude exchange after another. I knew that because I was a newbie that I'd have to just put in my time with the guys that had been there for years because, well, that's just the pecking order.
Unfortunately, after about two months of this same rudeness from Tom I just couldn't take it anymore. This was not a work environment I wanted to be in! So, after many venting sessions with friends and family about how Tom was the problem, I tried a new approach. Maybe the problem wasn't really my abilities as a dispatcher. Maybe I was learning the trade, but Tom just wasn't seeing it, or wasn't wanting to see it. Or, maybe, it really was me and I just wasn't getting it! So, I decided I'd try and flip the script on the situation.
I went to my boss and asked her if I could go on a ride-along with Tom to learn more about the field and how he does his job. My boss agreed to the ride-along and, fortunately, Tom agreed to it as well. Later that week we went out on the job for a whole day together, and… well… the results? Amazing!
Just the act of me initiating that ride-along completely changed Tom's attitude towards me. He no longer answered my questions rudely or curtly, and actually tried to help explain things to me and help me learn. While we were driving between jobs that day, I was able to chat with Tom a bit more freely than in we usually would, and found out that he's gone through so many dispatchers over the years that just didn't care about the work or learning the trade, so he figured what's the point?!
Needless to say the working situation for Tom and I got much better after that, and he was my go-to guy for any questions, and even just to chat about work. Seems like it was the same for him with me (well maybe not the questions part!), and for the rest of my time at that job we had a great working relationship.
That situation taught me so much about really trying to figure out what the actual problem is in a conflict, and always remembering that there is another perspective than your own to consider. If I were to change anything about that conflict situation, it would be to ask for that ride-along sooner than I did!


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KMRL begins pile load test in Thripunithura metro corridor
KMRL to complete metro viaduct on the stretch in two years
by Special CorrespondentKochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) has begun the initial pile load test for the metro corridor between Petta and SN Junction, the first major work being directly executed by KMRL on the stretch.
The load test is being conducted to validate the safe pile capacity considered for design. “The initial reports are positive. It is a matter of great pride for KMRL, and we are going ahead with the work,” said Alkesh Kumar Sharma, managing director, KMRL.
The agency is expected to complete the metro viaduct on the stretch in 24 months. The contract was awarded in August 2019.
The test load is 1,075 tonnes, which is 2.5 times the safe load of 430 tonnes considered in design.
During the test, load is transferred to the pile using three 600-tonne capacity jacks in increments of 20% of test load (86 tonnes) and is maintained for around two hours. The settlement of the pile is measured every 15 minutes using dial gauges attached at four locations on the surface of the pile. KEC-CCECC will execute the viaduct and station work.