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Haochen Zhang
University of Toronto
Engineering Science
Hi, I'm Haochen and I'm a first year Engineering Science student at the University of Toronto.
I have interests in computer science, robotics, and machine intelligence.
Languages: Python, C, C++, Java
Technologies: MATLAB, AutoCad
Libraries: jQuery, React
coming soon...
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A gift by today's young generation to future young generation with experience and guidance from the youth of yesteryear.
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You Can Now Become An Official Star Trek Intern
by Chad DentonThis summer, CBS and the Television Academy Foundation will offer a chance for two students to spend a semester working behind the scenes of a Star Trek series as interns.
Applications for the Star Trek Command Training Program are open from now to Jan. 21, 2020. Those who join the Los Angeles-based program will work with several departments, including the writing team, costume and makeup, animation, production and post-production.
According to the program, the intern experience is “designed to provide a 360-degree immersion in the production process of the Star Trek Universe.” Applicants have to submit a 750-word statement of interest, a resume, two letters of recommendation and college transcripts. The internship program is open to both undergraduate and graduate students, with a stipend of up to $4,800
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Besides providing experience in television, the Television Academy Star Trek Command Training Program is designed to promote “inclusion, access and opportunity.” All applicants will be notified by March 2020.
Right now, there are numerous Star Trek series in development, including Star Trek: Picard, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Star Trek: Section 31, and Star Trek: Short Treks for CBS All-Access as well as a so-far untitled animated series that will air on Nickelodeon.
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I am a Responsive Designer & Developer who lives to travel with my family. Every destination we visit brings me joy and inspires me with every experience. I implement that same joy and inspiration into every design and user experience to the client is transported to their own place of joy!
Everybody eats! Food brings people together, tells a story, shares a culture, and did I mention it's SO ENJOYABLE!?! Wherever I go, I LOVE to try new foods from the local places around me. That is how I "take in" the culture! *Ahhhh*
Sightseeing is a MUST! What is it about visiting a new place and gettin out to see something NOT in your own back yard?! Do you even have a yard? I digress. The Grand Canyon, WOAH! The Great Wall of China, thats a lot of steps! Where to next?
What good are memories if not made with the people you love!? My wife and I have the travel bug and its a bug we want to pass on to our son. I remember showing my Papa some pictures from a trip to Paris one time; he said, "When you take photos, make sure people are in them. That's all that will matter when you look back at these later on."


To be honest, I consider myself a fighter who fights against his limitations. However, I've refused to give up as I'm a big dreamer. It's my life mission that I want to build myself as a multi-dimensional and versatile personality who will make full use of his potentials.
BOLD (Bangladesh Organization for Learning & Development) is a non-profit organization. It aims at developing human resources of Bangladesh in all sectors.
Edvive is the largest online consultancy firm in Bangladesh administered by a group of teenagers, where we render free online learning, youth advocacy, educational development, higher study consultancy etc.
School of Inspiration started with the vision to empower Youths and any apprentices with various skills such as English communication skills, IT Literacy, Self development, Entrepreneurship & Thinking for social development etc.
Currently a non-profit platform to showcase the owner's art and photography enthusiasm.
This is a non-profit organisation.
We provide quality web design & development related services.
Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University (BSMRMU)(Bengali:বঙ্গবন্ধু শেখ মুজিবুর রহমান মেরিটাইম বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়) was established in 2013, the 37th public university of the country. It is the first maritime University in Bangladesh, the 3rd maritime university in South Asia and the 12th maritime university in the world. It has issued its first calls for admission in December, 2016.
Gazipur Cantonment College (also referred to as GCC) (Bengali: গাজীপুর ক্যান্টনমেন্ট কলেজ), is a college B.O.F, Gazipur Cantonment, Gazipur, Bangladesh. The college offers education for students ranging from Eleventh grade to Graduation (approximately ages 16 to 19) both male and female.
Safiuddin Sarker Academy and College (SSAC), a renowned educational institution with two shifts, is located at Tongi, Gazipur Sadar Upazila, Gazipur District, Bangladesh. The schools under the institution offer 5 years primary education, 5 years high school education and 2 years education for tertiary level. The language of instruction is Bengali. In 2016, about 8,000 students are enrolled. There are about 170 teaching staffs including Assistant Professors to Junior Teachers.


FOMC minutes to set a high bar for additional accommodation - TD Securities
by Eren SengezerPreviewing next week's key macroeconomic events, "We expect the FOMC minutes from the October meeting to elaborate on the Committee's decision to ease while also setting a high bar for additional accommodation," noted TD Securities analysts and elaborated:
"We anticipate discussions to touch upon what "material reassessment" of the outlook would lead the FOMC to shift its policy stance. The minutes may also provide further insights into the Framework Review debate."
The Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) October meeting minutes will be released on Wednesday, November 20th, at 19:00 GMT.


My website was based on the Freelancer Bootstrap Theme. The links to all free materials I used are included in the copyrights.html page, so if you want you can look at the original to see how it has been changed. I chose this theme because it matched very closely with what I had in mind, so I did not change much about how it looks, just the contents. The website has four 'pages' but all included on the same page as sections. The copyrights.html is not really a part of the website content, I just added it to be safe about Creative Commons materials.
The theme of the website is succulents. I took up this hobby last year, and it is pretty much my only interest that I have high quality photos about. I would have wanted to write in a lot more detail about care and propagation, but I did not want to make the website too long and boring for the graders. If you are actually interested in the topic, I suggest taking a look at the links in the bottom.
The look of the template was very similar to what I wanted, so I did not change it too much. In addition, many of the elements I used require a specific CSS file to work. My own stylesheet is style.css. It mostly just contains rules to override the original styling from the various CSS files. Working with so many different stylesheets, it was quite difficult to pinpoint exactly which file and which rule was causing problems when something did not look the way it was supposed to. I had to regularly use the Inspector in the Web Developer tools to see what rules apply to the elements I was trying to style.
A lot of the responsiveness of the website comes from the original template, including
In addition to these, I changed the font sizes to be responsive to screen size using rem measurements, and in some cases I set different rem font size for the same element for different resolutions. I personalised the minimised menu so that each line is tall enough to be easily clicked on a mobile device.
In the Care section originally I had the tabbed layout, but once I hosted a website and I could access it from my phone I could see that the layout does not work well for mobile phones because you need to keep scrolling up to click on the link to the next topic. I added the Accordion as a special consideration for small screen sizes but I kept the tabbed look for wide screens.
I have tested the website on Android smartphone, Android tablet and Windows laptop. These are all the devices I have, I apologise if it does not look quite as nice on other devices.
Both index.html and copyrights.html validate without any errors or warnings in the W3C validator:
Screenshot of index.html validating
Screenshot of copyrights.html validating
For the WAVE validation I originally had four errors and two alerts.
The alerts:I went over and over the source code and could not find what was causing these errors. They were not visibly flagged on the WAVE page either. From the number of errors I got to the conclusion that they must be caused by the backward, forward and exit links from the Lightbox. I did my best to fix these errors in the Lightbox code but it was not easy because the source code is minimised. I managed to get rid of the 'empty link' errors by adding text in a span with the class of .sr-only that is not displayed visibly. I fixed the 'missing alternative text' error by adding an alt text to the only image file mentioned in the Lightbox source code. For a long time I got instead an alert called 'suspicious alt text', but finally I managed to fix that too!
I used the WebAim Colour Contrast Checker and as a result had to give up on the pretty colour transition background I originally used and change to a much darker green instead. According to the WAVE accessibility checker I still have 15 contrast errors but Colleen said the contrast will never be perfect so I am not overly worried about it.
I tried going over the WebAim Quick Reference list and did not seem to have a problem with most things on it, apart from the tabindex. I tried adding tabindex just to see if it would improve the user experience at all, but afterwards the WAVE validator gave me alerts for it and advised against using them. I did not see any benefits from using them on this particular website so I deleted them.
I hope I sufficiently explained how I tried to fulfil all the requirements for the project.
Thank you for your time!


C4 Lab helps to create diagrams expressing a software architecture using a small lisp-like language, and share those diagrams as images or text.
This is a based on Simon Brown's C4 approach: Context, Containers, Components, and Classes. See Visualising Software Architecture for more information.
If you have any feedback or problems, please open a issue on github.


Introduction
This is an overview of the ISB Cancer Gateway (ISB-CGC) in the Cloud covering the use of the web app, BigQuery, and using the API.
How to Sign Up with a Google Account
This video will show you the steps necessary to sign up and link your google cloud project (GCP) to an ISB-CGC account. This enables you export to BigQuery tables and read and write to cloud buckets, including many other features.
How to Build a Cohort
In this video, we use the cohort builder to generate lists of cases (patients) based on various clinical and molecular features. Cohorts are saved and accessible as a list in the user's 'Saved Cohorts' panel (found in the Dashboard) and is the first step in any downstream analysis.
How to Make a Gene List
As a next step after building cohorts, we generate lists of clinical and molecular variables. These variables are connected to cohorts in the Workbooks, when analysis and plots are generated.
Image Viewers
In this video we cover the new image viewers in the ISB-CGC web app. Starting with a cohort, we show how histology slides can be viewed using caMicroscope and how radiology images can be viewed using the Osimis DICOM viewer(note: now the OHIF viewer)
Exporting Cohorts
Learn how to export your cohorts in four different ways, including BigQuery, comma delimited files, cloud buckets and sharing with collaborators.
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Red must hit with 8/5* as White is threatening too much.
Then you must think positively and not go for a halfway house play like 22/16, 8/5* or 9/3, 8/5* both of which are blunders.
As Phil Simborg says: if you are going to play offence then do so properly! The only logical move is 13/7, 8/5*. If thing go badly Red may still anchor in White’s home board and have a playable game.
Note if White fans then Red has a strong double and White a clear take.
Then you must think positively and not go for a halfway house play like 22/16, 8/5* or 9/3, 8/5* both of which are blunders.
As Phil Simborg says: if you are going to play offence then do so properly! The only logical move is 13/7, 8/5*. If thing go badly Red may still anchor in White’s home board and have a playable game.
Note if White fans then Red has a strong double and White a clear take.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/7 8/5* Eq.: -0.183 0.454 0.171 0.005 - 0.546 0.253 0.039 2. Cubeful 2-ply 22/16 8/5* Eq.: -0.302 (-0.119) 0.432 0.149 0.005 - 0.568 0.283 0.037 3. Cubeful 2-ply 9/3 8/5* Eq.: -0.313 (-0.131) 0.418 0.149 0.005 - 0.582 0.214 0.019 4. Cubeful 2-ply 24/18 8/5* Eq.: -0.452 (-0.269) 0.416 0.142 0.005 - 0.584 0.305 0.041 5. Cubeful 0-ply 22/13 Eq.: -0.400 (-0.218) 0.391 0.091 0.002 - 0.609 0.182 0.005


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This wrapper adds the display of packages found by setuptools.find_packages() during the build process. This
is useful when troubleshooting issues, such as when creating package_data entries for setup.py
This method determines the next version number. The assumption is the version numbering scheme is relying on
a timestamp based version, in contrast to Major.Minor.Revision type of structure. THAT IS A NON-STANDARD SCHEME.
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The Akan people of Ghana frequently name their children after the day of the week they were born and the order in which they were born. These "day names" have further meanings concerning the soul and character of the person. Middle names have considerably more variety and can refer to their birth order, twin status,or an ancestor's middle name.
Most Ghanaians have at least one name from this system. Ghana‘s first president, Kwame Nkrumah, was born on a Saturday, while the seventh Secretary-General of the United Nations, Kofi Atta Annan, was so named for being born on a Friday. The 25-year-old popular Ghanaian-British fashion model Adwoa Caitlin Maria Aboah is Monday-born.
Like many cultures in the world, Ghanaians view naming of a child as a very important rite of passage. They normally pick a meaningful name since they believe the name accompanies the individual for the rest of their life. Their convention for naming is very unique compared to other cultures in the world.
The form below requires one to chose his or her date of birth and gender. The form has an embedded date calender which enables you to select the year, month and day in which you were born. As a user, you only need to click on selection appropriately on the date and gender input fields.
NOTE:You must select your real date of birth and gender to get your Akan name right.


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Since Thor Heyerdall lived here for a year in the 1920's, the island has long symbolized the South pacific islands for many of us. The island is mysterious and the people living in the dark valley of Hanavave are somewhat special. The Baie des Vierges is perhaps the most scenic anchorage in the Marquesas.
Photo of SV Jacaranda in Baie des Vierges from blog of www.jacarandajourney.com
There are three Gendarmerie areas in the Marquesas: Hiva Oa, Ua Pou and Nuku Hiva, and officially boats arriving from overseas should go to one of these islands first. Boats do however often stop at Fatu Hiva first.
Whilst in the past skippers have had problems with the Gendarmerie in Hiva Oa for doing so, cruisers in 2014 report that yachts were stopping in Fatu Hiva with no problems before proceeding to one of the formal clearance ports - but this may easily change. Yachts are advised to speak to other boats who have already cleared in prior to stopping in Fatu Hiva.
This is not a port of entry. The local policeman, based in Omoa, visits Hanavave every day to check on boats arriving.
Patrols by French Customs between the islands have resulted in several cruisers being fined US$200 or more, for being in Fatu Hiva without clearing in at Hiva Oa first. There were no reports of this in 2014. Customs do patrol and board vessels regularly but this is more to inspect boats and check what you had declared on your customs form on arrival.
Last updated June 2014.
There is a small harbor in the NE corner of the bay by Hanavave protected by a substantial breakwater. Inside there is a quay and launching ramp. Dinghies can be left on either. Children at the dock saying they want to see your boat are essentially looking for gifts, so decide carefully if you want them to come out to your boat with you.
Strong accelerated winds sweep down the valley and gusts of up to 50 kts or more have caused more than a few boats to drag anchor into each other in this quickly deepening anchorage. There are also parts of the bay where shallow sand exists over rock so it is essential you check your anchor is holding tight.
Small quay also in Omoa with a line where you can tie up your dinghy safely away from the big surge.
Note that dinghy thefts have been reported here, so be sure to padlock your dinghy and outboard and raise both at night.
Last updated June 2014.


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I'm a 3rd year Computer Science student with a passion for tackling hard research problems with software.
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3rd year at the University of Victoria.
I'm a 3rd year Computer Science student with a passion for tackling hard research problems with software.
To date I've completed four research terms (two Co-ops) with two of them in chemistry and two of them in astronomy. My chemistry research used quantum chemical computer simulations to search for new Atomic Layer Deposition materials (a critical enabling technology for denser processors). My first astronomy research term used high performance linux machines to reduce terrabyte datasets to look for observational evidence of dark matter. My second astronomy research term in Binary planet formation used linux machines to reduce pettabyte ALMA> datasets to perform a Bayesian statistical analysis.
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Tense
: tense
| Values: | Fut | Past | Pres |
Tense is a feature pertaining to finite verb and auxiliary forms and participles only; it specifies the time when the action took / takes / will take place, in relation to the current moment or to another action in the utterance.
Modern Greek verb tenses are formed periphrastically mainly (composite tenses). In the GUD treebanks there are three stand-alone verb forms, i.e., not supported by auxiliaries, that bear Tense: one that is classified as “Pres” but it is also used in the so-called Future tense formations, and two forms marked for “Past” that differ in terms of aspect (perfect, imperfect). There is no verb form marked for Future; instead, there is the particle θα that is considered an auxiliary in the Greek UD treebanks and is assigned the tense feature “Fut” (but it would be probably more accurate to consider it a marker of potentiality and drop the feature ‘Fut’ from the Greek UD treebanks).
All verb and auxiliary forms in composite tenses preserve their tense and mood features, if they are defined for them.
Past
: past tense
The past tense denotes actions that happened before the current moment. Modern Greek morphologically distinguishes between a perfective past tense (Αόριστος) and an Imperfective one (Παρατατικός).
Examples
- Perfective past tense: έγραψα “I wrote”
- Imperfective past tense: έγραφα “I was writing”
Periphrasticalloy formed tenses (composite tenses) describe situations occurring before a specified point in time, now, in the past or the future, with the use of auxiliaries, namely the verbs ‘have’ and ‘be’. In these cases, each form (the auxiliary and the verb) are assigned their own tense features. Certain composite tenses are formed with a form of the content verb that is tagged as ‘infinitive’ VerbForm and is not specified for tense and mood.
Examples
- έχω.PRES γράψει.INF “I have written”
-
είχα.PAST γράψει.INF “I had written”
- είμαι.PRES γραμμένος.(VerbForm=Part) “I am written”
- ήμουν.PAST γραμμένος.(VerbForm=Part) “I was written”
Pres
: present tense
The present tense denotes actions that are happening right now or that usually happen.
Examples
- έρχομαι σπίτι “I come/am coming home.”
- γράφω το γράμμα “I _write/am writing _ the letter.”
Fut
: future tense
The future tense denotes actions that will happen after the current moment. In Modern Greek, the feature future ‘Fut’ is always assigned to the auxiliarry θα that, however, combines with all the finite verbal formations of Modern Greek; the latter preserve their normal taggs. So θα combines with verb forms that bear Past or Present Tense features or no Tense features at all. It is important to note here that θα is often argued to express potentiality rather than the future tense per se.
Examples
- θα γράφω “Ι will be writing”
- θα γράψω “Ι will write”* θα είχα γράψει.INF “Ι would have written”
- θα έχω γράψει.INF “Ι will have written”
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θα έγραφα “Ι would write”
- θα έγραψα “Ι would have written”
- θα γράφομαι “Ι will be being written”
- θα γραφτώ “Ι will be written”
- θα γραφόμουν “Ι would be being written”
- θα γράφτηκα “Ι would be written”
- θα έχω γραφτεί.INF “Ι will have been written”
- θα είχα γραφτεί.INF “Ι would have been written”
Tense in other languages: [abq] [aqz] [arr] [bej] [bg] [bm] [cs] [cy] [el] [en] [fi] [fr] [ga] [gn] [gub] [hu] [hy] [it] [jaa] [ky] [pcm] [qpm] [ru] [sah] [say] [sl] [sv] [tr] [tt] [u] [uk] [urb] [urj]


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name string //The backup option name: "activities" (int) Include course activites (default to 1 that is equal to yes), "blocks" (int) Include course blocks (default to 1 that is equal to yes), "filters" (int) Include course filters (default to 1 that is equal to yes)
value string //the value for the option 1 (yes) or 0 (no)
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These are some memorable moments that I had taken some pictures in my life and which I consider those pictures specials.
I love to take pictures in specific moments such as shown above that are events that occurr in an instant moment and that's one of the things that I love about photographing.
I consider that the better pictures are taken from places that are make the moments unique.


Graph-based SFA (GSFA)¶
CodeSnippet
You can download all the code on this page from the code snippets directory
- Extension of Slow Feature Analysis (SFA)
- Supervised dimensionality reduction method
- Trained with a graph in which the vertices are the samples and the edges represent similarities of the corresponding labels
Graph-based Slow Feature Analysis (GSFA) is a supervised extension of SFA [1] that relies on a particular graph structure to extract features that preserve label similarities. More precisely, the algorithm utilizes training graphs in which the vertices are the samples, and the edges represent similarities of the corresponding labels. Later, we use the acquired low-dimensional representation of the original data to train a typical supervised learning algorithm.
In this example, we briefly explain the idea behind GSFA [2] and specify the optimization task it solves. Moreover, we show the efficiency of GSFA compared to a support vector machine (SVM) on a toy dataset and introduce an approach that makes the classification task more interpretable.
Table of contents
1. Classification using GSFA¶
To show the benefits of the model and its efficiency, we solve a classification task based on the ‘breast_cancer’ dataset of the scikit-learn library. More precisely, we use an SVM classifier as a baseline method and then demonstrate the effect of preprocessing the data via GSFA.
The breast cancer dataset is a classical and straightforward binary classification dataset. Features are computed from a digitized image of a fine needle aspirate (FNA) of breast mass. They describe characteristics of the cell nuclei present in the image. It can be found on UCI Machine Learning Repository.
Number of instances: 569
Number of attributes: 30 numeric, predictive attributes and the class
Attribute information:
- radius (mean of distances from center to points on the perimeter)
- texture (standard deviation of gray-scale values)
- perimeter
- area
- smoothness (local variation in radius lengths)
- compactness (perimeter² / area - 1.0)
- concavity (severity of concave portions of the contour)
- concave points (number of concave portions of the contour)
- symmetry
- fractal dimension (“coastline approximation” - 1)
The mean, standard error, and “worst” or largest (mean of the three worst/largest values) of these features were computed for each image, resulting in 30 features. For instance, field 0 is “Mean Radius”, field 10 is “Radius SE”, field 20 is “Worst Radius”.
Class:
- WDBC-Malignant
- WDBC-Benign
First, we import the usual data science modules and mdp to use its GSFA implementation and other data processing tools.
>>> import matplotlib
>>> import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
>>> from sklearn import (datasets, model_selection, metrics)
>>> from sklearn.svm import SVC
Now, from sklearn we load the breast_cancer dataset. We’ll use 20% of the data for testing.
>>> data, label = datasets.load_breast_cancer(return_X_y=True)
>>> data_train, data_test, label_train, label_test = \
... model_selection.train_test_split(data, label, test_size=0.2)
We get the baseline SVM classification quality as follows:
SVM performance on training data:
>>> SVM_clf_train = SVC(gamma='auto')
>>> SVM_clf_train.fit(data_train, label_train)
>>> SVM_prediction_train = SVM_clf_train.predict(data_train)
>>> print("SVM train score: ",
... metrics.accuracy_score(label_train, SVM_prediction_train))
SVM train score: 1.0
SVM performance on test data:
>>> SVM_clf_test = SVC(gamma='auto')
>>> SVM_clf_test.fit(data_train, label_train)
>>> SVM_prediction_test = SVM_clf_test.predict(data_test)
>>> print("SVM test score: ",
... metrics.accuracy_score(label_test, SVM_prediction_test))
SVM test score: 0.5877192982456141
Next, we train a GSFA model on the training data such that it computes the slowest features possible according to the GSFA optimization problem. Since the label information is encoded in the graph connectivity, the low-dimensional output is highly predictive for the labels.
We set the output dimension parameter to 2, which allows us to represent the data in 2D coordinates.
>>> output_dim = 2
>>> GSFA_n = mdp.nodes.GSFANode(output_dim=output_dim)
>>> GSFA_n.train(data_train, train_mode=("classification", label_train, 1))
>>> GSFA_n.stop_training()
This yields projections of the training and test data to the obtained feature space.
>>> GSFA_train = GSFA_n.execute(data_train)
>>> GSFA_test = GSFA_n.execute(data_test)
We depict the reduced training and test data on a 2D plot as follows:
>>> colors = ['red', 'blue']
>>> f = plt.figure(figsize=(15,6))
>>> ax = f.add_subplot(121)
>>> ax2 = f.add_subplot(122)
>>> ax.scatter(GSFA_train[:, 0], GSFA_train[:, 1], c=label_train,
... cmap=matplotlib.colors.ListedColormap(colors))
>>> ax2.scatter(GSFA_test[:, 0], GSFA_test[:, 1], c=label_test,
... cmap=matplotlib.colors.ListedColormap(colors))
>>> ax.set_title("Train data in 2-D")
>>> ax2.set_title("Test data in 2-D")
>>> plt.show()
As we can see, GSFA shows good performance in finding features that separate the data even in a two-dimensional representation.
We train an SVM on the data transformed with GSFA.
SVM performance on test data previously transformed with GSFA:
>>> GSFA_clf = SVC(gamma='auto')
>>> GSFA_clf.fit(GSFA_train, label_train)
>>> GSFA_SVM_test = GSFA_clf.predict(GSFA_test)
>>> print("GSFA dimension reduction + SVM score: ", metrics.accuracy_score(label_test, GSFA_SVM_test))
GSFA dimension reduction + SVM score: 0.9649122807017544
Model comparison
| classifier | train_score | test_score | training_time |
|---|---|---|---|
| SVM | 1.0 | 0.588 | 0.024 |
| GSFA + SVM | 1.0 | 0.964 | 0.057 |
2. Idea behind GSFA¶
With a large number of high-dimensional labeled samples, supervised learning is often not feasible due to prohibitive computational requirements. In such cases, the following general scheme based on hierarchical GSFA is proposed:
1. Transform the labeled data into structured data where the label information is implicitly encoded in the connections between the data points (samples). This permits using unsupervised learning algorithms such as SFA or its extension GSFA.
2. Use hierarchical processing to reduce the dimensionality, resulting in low-dimensional data with component similarities strongly dependent on the graph connectivity. Since the label information is encoded in the graph connectivity, the low-dimensional data is highly predictive of the labels.
3. Convert the (low-dimensional) data back to labeled data by combining the low-dimensional data points with the original labels or classes. This constitutes a dataset suitable for standard supervised learning methods because the dimensionality has become manageable.
4. Use standard supervised learning methods on the low-dimensional labeled data to estimate the labels. The unsupervised hierarchical network, together with the supervised direct method, constitutes the classifier or regression architecture.
In the case of GSFA, the structured training data is called a training graph, a weighted graph that has vertices representing the samples, vertex weights specifying a priori sample probabilities, and edge weights indicating desired output similarities derived from the labels.
3. Training graphs¶
The training data is represented as a training graph \(G = (\textbf{V}, \textbf{E})\) (as illustrated in Figure bellow) such that:
- \(\textbf{V}\) corresponds to the set of \(\textbf{x}(n)\) \(\rightarrow\) each vertex of the graph is a sample
- Each edge of \(\textbf{E}\) corresponds to a pair of samples \((\textbf{x}(n), \textbf{x}(n'))\)
Weights:
1. Edge weights indicate the similarity between the connected vertices. Since edges are undirected and have symmetric weights, i.e.,
\[\gamma_{n, n'} = \gamma_{n', n} \,.\]
2. Each vertex \(\textbf{x(}n\textbf{)}\) has an associated weight \(v_n > 0\) that can be used to reflect its importance, frequency, or reliability.
For instance, a sample frequently occurring in an observed phenomenon should have a larger weight than a rare sample. This representation includes the standard time series as a special case in which the graph has a linear structure and all node and edge weights are identical (as illustrated in Figure(b)).
4. GSFA optimization problem¶
The GSFA optimization problem over \(N\) training samples can be stated as follows.
Given:
\(I\) - dimensional input \(\textbf{x}(n) = (x_1(n), ..., x_I(n))^T\) signal with \(1 \leq n \leq N\)
Find:
vector-valued function \(\textbf{g}: \mathbb{R}^{I} \rightarrow \mathbb{R}^{J}\) within a function space \(\mathcal{F}\) such that for each component of the output signal \(\textbf{y}(n) := \textbf{g}(\textbf{x}(n))\) ( i.e. each \(y_j(n)\) for \(1 \leq j \leq J\)) the objective function
is minimal under the constraints
with
is optimized.
In practice, the function \(\textbf{g}\) is usually chosen from a finite-dimensional function space \(\mathcal{F}\), e.g., from the space of quadratic or linear functions. Highly complex function spaces should be avoided because they are expensive to handle and may result in overfitting.
5. Linear GSFA algorithm¶
In this section we consider the solution of the GSFA problem in a linear function space. Hence, the output components take the form
where
Thus, in the linear case, the SFA problem reduces to finding an optimal set of weight vectors \(w_j\) under the constraints above. It can be solved by linear algebra methods.
As previously, suppose
- 1. Vertices
- \(\textbf{V} = \{ \textbf{x}(1), \dots, \textbf{x}(N)\}\) are the input samples with weights \(\{v_1, \dots, v_N\}\), and
- 2. Edges \(\textbf{E}\)
- are the set of edges \((\textbf{x}(n), \textbf{x}(n'))\) with edge weights \(\gamma_{n, n'}\). For non-existing edges \((\textbf{x}(n), \textbf{x}(n')) \notin \textbf{E}\) set zero weights \(\gamma_{n, n'} = 0\).
Step 1: Calculate covariance and second-moment matrices
The sample covariance matrix \(\textbf{C}_{G}\) is defined as:
The derivative second-moment matrix \(\dot{\textbf{C}}_{G}\) is defined as:
Step 2: Calculate sphering and rotation matrices
A sphering matrix \(\textbf{S}\) is computed as \(\textbf{S}^T \textbf{C}_{G} \textbf{S} = \textbf{I}\). Then we derive that a sphered signal \(\textbf{z} := \textbf{S}^T \textbf{x}\).
Afterward, the \(J\) directions of least variance in the derivative signal \(\dot{\textbf{z}}\) are found and represented by an \(I \times J\) rotation matrix \(\textbf{R}\), such that \(\textbf{R}^T \dot{\textbf{C}}_{z} \textbf{R} = \Lambda\), where \(\dot{\textbf{C}}_{z} := <\dot{\textbf{z}} \dot{\textbf{z}}^T>\) and \(\Lambda\) is a diagonal matrix with diagonal elements \(\lambda_1 \leq \lambda_2 \leq \dots \leq \lambda_J\).
Step 3: Calculate the weight matrix
Finally, the algorithm returns the weight matrix \(W = (w_1, \dots, w_J)\), defined as
and the extracted features are given as
where
References¶
| [1] | Wiskott and Sejnowski (2002) Slow Feature Analysis: Unsupervised Learning of Invariances |
| [2] | Escalante-B. et al. (2013) How to Solve Classification and Regression Problems on High-Dimensional Data with a Supervised Extension of Slow Feature Analysis |


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Switzerland's mountains are amazing. However, its "hills" are pretty awesome too. This map shows the hills around Zurich in contour lines.
Overview
On the west side of Zurich Lake (called Zürichsee in German), the Albis chain stretches for about 19km. It was formed as the left moraine of the glacier bed which is now Lake Zurich. Being very near to the city of Zurich, the area is heavily visited, especially near its northern end, and includes a large number of restaurants along the summit (from Uetliberg to Mätteli), as well as hiking trails. On the east side , a range of peaks separate Greifensee from Zürichsee. The upper part of the mountain is mostly woodland and a popular recreational area with picnic sites. In winter season a cross-country skiing trail is a popular point of interest.
Uetliberg
Uetliberg (also known as Üetliberg) is a mountain in the Swiss plateau, part of the Albis chain, rising to 870 m (2,850 ft). The mountain offers an impressive panoramic view of the entire city of Zurich and the Lake of Zurich and it's a popular attraction for tourists. A train takes tourists from the main station in Zurich all the way to Utto Kulm, the summit of Uetliberg.
Felsenegg
At over 2,624 ft (800m) altitude, on Felsenegg you can enjoy breathtaking views over Lake Zurich and the distant mountains. A "Planet path" leads from Uetliberg to Felsenegg, which reflects the distances in the solar system. Every meter of the path corresponds to a distance of 1 million kilometers. The fascinating 2-hour hike takes you from the sun past the eight planets as far as the dwarf planet Pluto.
Zürichberg
The Zürichberg is a wooded hill rising to 679 m (2,228 feet), overlooking Lake Zurich and located immediately to the east of the city of Zurich. It is a picturesque location, and the lower western side of the hill is now part of the residential district of Zurich. The Zurich Zoo and FIFA's headquarters are located on the Zürichberg as well. The upper part of the hill is mostly woodland and a popular recreational area.


What are some things you’ve had to wait for in your life? How did it feel to wait?
 Long after they had hoped to be grandparents, they were still waiting for the baby that God had promised twenty-five years earlier. That’s what I call a long time to be expecting!
From their perspective it must have seemed that their prayers were getting harder and harder to answer because of their age, but to a God who loves a challenge, the timing was just right. The more difficult something is to make happen, the more God enjoys rolling up His sleeves and impressing the world by doing what only He can accomplish. When God makes the impossible happen, we can’t deny that He’s the one behind the results.
Read these stories of others in the Bible who waited. What were they waiting for? What do you learn from each of their stories?
Genesis 8:6-12
1 Samuel 1:1-22
Luke 2:25-35
Often we find that something powerful has happened within us while we were waiting. Waiting for the blessing can often be part of the blessing itself, since we have to rely on God in new and unexpected ways.
An old hymn talks about the learning and changing process that can happen in us while we’re waiting.
Have thine own way, Lord! Have thine own way!
Thou art the potter; I am the clay.
Mold me and make me after thy will,
while I am waiting, yielded and still.
Adelaide A. Pollard, 1902
Waiting may be one of the few times in life when we are forced to be still long enough for God to do some of His most important work in us, molding us into whom He wants us to become. Waiting is a struggle because we’re so used to the illusion that we control our lives by planning and acting on our plans. We believe that we are the ones who make things happen. Waiting strips us of that illusion and forces us to acknowledge the God who is in control and our need for Him.


Expression object for dense vector-dense vector additions.The DVecDVecAddExpr class represents the compile time expression for additions between dense vectors.
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#include <DVecDVecAddExpr.h>
Inherits blaze::VecVecAddExpr< DenseVector< DVecDVecAddExpr< VT1, VT2, TF >, TF > >, and blaze::Computation.
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using | This = DVecDVecAddExpr< VT1, VT2, TF > |
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using | TransposeType = TransposeType_< ResultType > |
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using | ReturnType = const IfTrue_< returnExpr, ExprReturnType, ElementType > |
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template<typename VT1, typename VT2, bool TF>
class blaze::DVecDVecAddExpr< VT1, VT2, TF >
Expression object for dense vector-dense vector additions.
The DVecDVecAddExpr class represents the compile time expression for additions between dense vectors.
◆ anonymous enum
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Compilation switch for the selection of the subscript operator return type.
The returnExpr compile time constant expression is a compilation switch for the selection of the ReturnType. If either vector operand returns a temporary vector or matrix, returnExpr will be set to 0 and the subscript operator will return it's result by value. Otherwise returnExpr will be set to 1 and the subscript operator may return it's result as an expression.
◆ anonymous enum
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Compilation switch for the serial evaluation strategy of the addition expression.
The useAssign compile time constant expression represents a compilation switch for the serial evaluation strategy of the addition expression. In case either of the two dense vector operands requires an intermediate evaluation or the subscript operator can only return by value, useAssign will be set to 1 and the addition expression will be evaluated via the assign function family. Otherwise useAssign will be set to 0 and the expression will be evaluated via the subscript operator.
◆ DVecDVecAddExpr()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Constructor for the DVecDVecAddExpr class.
- Parameters
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| lhs | The left-hand side operand of the addition expression. |
| rhs | The right-hand side operand of the addition expression. |
◆ at()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Checked access to the vector elements.
- Parameters
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| index | Access index. The index has to be in the range . |
- Returns
- The resulting value.
- Exceptions
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| std::out_of_range | Invalid vector access index. |
◆ begin()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Returns an iterator to the first non-zero element of the dense vector.
- Returns
- Iterator to the first non-zero element of the dense vector.
◆ canAlias()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
template<typename T >
Returns whether the expression can alias with the given address alias.
- Parameters
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| alias | The alias to be checked. |
- Returns
- true in case the expression can alias, false otherwise.
◆ canSMPAssign()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Returns whether the expression can be used in SMP assignments.
- Returns
- true in case the expression can be used in SMP assignments, false if not.
◆ end()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Returns an iterator just past the last non-zero element of the dense vector.
- Returns
- Iterator just past the last non-zero element of the dense vector.
◆ isAliased()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
template<typename T >
Returns whether the expression is aliased with the given address alias.
- Parameters
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| alias | The alias to be checked. |
- Returns
- true in case an alias effect is detected, false otherwise.
◆ isAligned()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Returns whether the operands of the expression are properly aligned in memory.
- Returns
- true in case the operands are aligned, false if not.
◆ leftOperand()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Returns the left-hand side dense vector operand.
- Returns
- The left-hand side dense vector operand.
◆ load()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Access to the SIMD elements of the vector.
- Parameters
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| index | Access index. The index has to be in the range . |
- Returns
- Reference to the accessed values.
◆ operator[]()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Subscript operator for the direct access to the vector elements.
- Parameters
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| index | Access index. The index has to be in the range . |
- Returns
- The resulting value.
◆ operator~() [1/2]
template<typename VT, bool TF>
Conversion operator for non-constant vectors.
- Returns
- Reference of the actual type of the vector.
◆ operator~() [2/2]
template<typename VT, bool TF>
Conversion operator for constant vectors.
- Returns
- Const reference of the actual type of the vector.
◆ rightOperand()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Returns the right-hand side dense vector operand.
- Returns
- The right-hand side dense vector operand.
◆ size()
template<typename VT1 , typename VT2 , bool TF>
Returns the current size/dimension of the vector.
- Returns
- The size of the vector.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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Type Function Object DisplayObject Library display.* Return value none Revision Current Public Release (2013.2076) Keywords anchor point, reference point, object Sample code /CoronaSDK/SampleCode/ See also object.anchorX
object.anchorY
Note: This API is only available in V1 Compatability mode.
Sets the reference point either to the center of the object (default) or to one of several convenient points along the bounding box of the object.
By design, an object's reference point is statically positioned relative to the object's local origin. This means that if you explicitly set an object's reference point using object:setReferencePoint()
and then later modify the height or width of the object, the reference point may no longer refer to the same point.
This can cause unexpected results, especially when working with TextObjects: assigning a different string to the object's text property changes the object's width, but not its reference point, which changes the object's alignment. The workaround is to reset the object's reference point and x-position after assigning the new String. The following code illustrates this behavior and workaround. (These concepts also apply to other types of display objects, such as images and shapes.)
This API is only available in V1 Compatability mode. For all new projects use anchorX and anchorY.
When a Display Object is converted into a physics object, the Physics engine assumes the reference point of the object is the center of the object. Calling object:setReferencePoint() may change the reference point from Corona's Display Object point of view but not for the Physics engine.
object:setReferencePoint( referencePoint )
Constant. A point along the bounding box of the object. Should be one of:
display.CenterReferencePoint
display.TopLeftReferencePoint
display.TopCenterReferencePoint
display.TopRightReferencePoint
display.CenterRightReferencePoint
display.BottomRightReferencePoint
display.BottomCenterReferencePoint
display.BottomLeftReferencePoint
display.CenterLeftReferencePoint
-- A text object is created and is aligned left at point x=20
local textObj = display.newText("A short string", 0,0, nil, 14);
textObj:setReferencePoint(display.CenterLeftReferencePoint);
textObj.x = 20;
-- Later, the textObj.text property is assigned a new string value of different length,
-- causing the object's width to change, but not its reference point.
-- Consequently, the text is no longer aligned left at point x =20
textObj.text = "This string has several more characters than before..."
-- Work-around:
-- Reset the text object's reference point and x position
-- after you update its text property:
textObj.text = "This string has several more characters than before..."
textObj:setReferencePoint(display.CenterLeftReferencePoint);
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Even if a plug is inserted, it doesn't mean it's enabled.
This flag indicates whether the plug is active and providing its benefits.
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The currently active plug, if any.
Note that, because all plugs are statically defined, its effect on stats and perks can be statically determined using the plug item's definition. The stats and perks can be taken at face value on the plug item as the stats and perks it will provide to the user/item.
Mapped to DestinyInventoryItemDefinition in the manifest.
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If the item supports reusable plugs, this is the list of plug item hashes that are currently allowed to be used for this socket. See the "reusablePlugs" property, which has rendered this obsolete, for more information.
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If the item supports reusable plugs, this is the list of plugs that are allowed to be used for the socket, and any relevant information about whether they are " enabled", whether they are allowed to be inserted, and any other information such as objectives.
A Reusable Plug is a plug that you can always insert into this socket as long as its insertion rules are passed, regardless of whether or not you have the plug in your inventory. An example of it failing an insertion rule would be if it has an Objective that needs to be completed before it can be inserted, and that objective hasn't been completed yet.
In practice, a socket will either have reusable plugs or it will allow for plugs in your inventory to be inserted. See DestinyInventoryItemDefinition. socket for more info.
The status of a given item's socket. (which plug is inserted, if any: whether it is enabled, what "reusable" plugs can be inserted, etc...)
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Cast: Jason Patric, Rachel Ward, Bruce Dern Director: James Foley Screenplay: Robert Redlin & James Foley, based on Jim Thompson's novel
Synopsis: An unusual and original variation on the ancient theme of the wanderer. While most films in this genre concentrate on the changes the drifter causes in the stationery lives around him, this film also shows the changes in the drifter. A suspenseful screenplay and great acting make this film worth seeing twice. Currently available on video.
Just about any book on screenwriting stresses that the first few pages of a screenplay must establish the main character's personality and introduce the major conflict. "Few" means 3, 5, or 7, which translates to 3, 5, or 7 minutes. It's a good thing that Redlin & Foley ignored such advice.
AFTER DARK, MY SWEET pulls you in bit by bit, always holding back and making you try to fit the pieces together. Interesting from the very beginning, it sure as hell doesn't follow a formula.
Ken Collins (Jason Patric) is an ex-boxer. When we first meet him, we discover that he has escaped from an institution, but it isn't clear why he was institutionalized. We meet up with him in the Californian desert, where his voice-over begins the narration that continues throughout the film. He has a diffident voice: stumbling, non-energetic, shy, and reserved. Non-Hollywood. His gait is curious, too; he walks with his shoulders hunched forward, his legs advancing him toward an unknown opponent in the peculiar, somehow-awkward stance of the boxer.
 When the bartender attempts to throw him out, Collins' reflexes take over. He stumbles out into the desert along the highway, where Fay impulsively picks him up.
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A friend describes this film as Technicolor noir. Maybe he read that somewhere, or maybe he made it up himself, but it's a good label. Certainly the tone is film noir, and the overbearing light in this film serves the same purpose as the dark, shadowed images of yesteryear.  Although the characters are at once recognizable, they are in some sense archetypes instead of stereotypes. Also in contrast to film noir is the holdout for hope that the characters maintain.
I don't want to spoil this for you by telling you too much about the story or giving away too much about the characters. Let me put it this way, though: these characters are complex and their relationships constantly shift. The acting is superb. I'd never even heard of Jason Patric before, but I know of him now and greatly respect his ability. Rachel Ward is grand. Bruce Dern is perfect as Uncle Bob, a schemer who amuses Fay.
Hats off to the writers of this play for creating such complete characters and events that just start happening. In contrast to many screenplays, the characters' reactions to events and opportunities actually drive the story. Put another way, the plot doesn't drive the characters--the characters drive the plot. Rare is the screenplay that allows this to happen.
Why this didn't get more attention is beyond me. It's well-worth seeing, and Patric's performance makes this a film worth buying. Rent it, though, and tell me what *you* think. And tell me what the heck the title has to do with the film, OK? I never did get it...
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My dad retired in 2007 and moved to Branson, MO. But my dad is a consumate creator and he quickly started up a small hardware business on Tindie. He built a series of smart home sensors and then also wrote PC software to manage them. When he showed me what he was working on, I thought it would be fun to chip in and add some UX help. I went out to visit him and we turned part of the trip into a 3 day UX crash course.
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The initial onboarding experience looked like this:
There are a few issues that I wanted to address:
- Spreadsheets are great for hardcore users, but not very accessible to a regular user. I wanted to find a design that would be easy for anyone to use and see the status of their sensors.
- Find a more user-friendly experience for onboarding new sensors. Have the application generate a UID automatically, humanize the labels and CTAs. Finally, remove any settings that can be predefined. All that a normal user should need to fill out is the name, description and add a picture if they want.
- Users would need to plug their device into the receiver in order to onboard each sensor. I wanted to see if there was any way the receiver could auto-detect the sensor.
- Quietly start to think about how this could be used on a mobile device.
After a few iterations, I came upon a card metaphor for each sensor. Card UI has been popular for a few years now and I see no signs of it stopping. As far as the onboarding process, I worked with my dad to cut all the fields that didn’t need tweaking for most users.
The first visual pass brought to light a few new ideas:
- The cards could color coordinate to their predefined type: moisture is green, temperature is blue, etc.
- In the event that a sensor held more than one sensor, could we test a design that had a stack of cards.
- Remove the border around the image.
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Thanks for the report. As you've probably guessed, the symlink back to
.
creates a circular reference, which is effectively an "infinite loop", causing Command-T to hit the file limit (10,000 by default) and then stop scanning, meaning that it never gets to yourproject
andpublic
directories.In other words, it will wind up scanning:
bank/*
,bin/*
andlib/*
; then:bank/private/*
; then:bank/private/private/*
; then:bank/private/private/private/*
; and so on, until it hits the limit.
I can see two or three workarounds here:
One is to teach Command-T about symlinks (currently, it only knows about paths) and have it not traverse into them at all. This is pretty much a no-starter idea as there are legitimate uses for symlinks in project organization.
Another: again teach it about symlinks, and have it explicitly check for them and see if it can detect circular references. Not sure if this will slow down the directory scanning much, but I do fear it will only work properly on UNIX-y platforms, seeing as Windows is symlink-challenged, as far as I know.
The other is to to replace what is effectively a depth-first traversal of the directory tree with a breadth-first one. It's written as a depth-first traversal because that was the most natural way to do so (see the implementation in
ruby/command-t/scanner/file_scanner.rb
, where we use Ruby'sDir.foreach
method, which naturally lends itself to depth-first traversal).In order to switch to breadth-first traversal we'd need a FIFO queue. Note that this would not make the circular reference go away, so the traversal would still eventually hit the file limit, but at least it would increase the likelihood of exploring some of the other directories before hitting the limit. (Still, depending on the number of files in each directory, it is possible that the circular reference could prevent full scans of the non-cyclic parts of the graph from completing.) As this is not necessarily a full mitigation of the problem, I don't think it is worth exploring. Additionally, you'd still wind up with effectively useless "garbage" paths in your search space (like
bank/private/private/private/private/private/foo
), which are only going to slow down the matching algorithm as it will have to try matching against 10,000 paths all the time, even if your project has well under 10,000 files in it.So, I don't think this is actually a "bug" as such in Command-T, and I actually think having a circular-reference in your directory hierarchy is more of a "bug" in your project layout, but I am not averse to the idea of implementing the second workaround to be more robust in the face of this kind of "pathological" input. (This is now the second time I've seen somebody puzzled by the way Command-T behaves because they had such a "bug" in their project layout. The fix in that case was for them to remove the circular reference which they hadn't even intentionally added in the first place, but I'd rather not have people puzzled by the behavior of the tool, even if it is their own "fault").
My only concern is making sure it works across all platforms (quite a few people use Command-T on Windows), and making sure that it doesn't have too much of an adverse performance impact. It may well do so, as for each path we traverse, we'll have to expand it to get its true location on the file system, record that path, and then check against that set of traversed paths for every single other path we look at during traversal. This immediately doubles our space requirements (because we have store not only the apparent path, but the actual path as well), and while checking for set membership should be relatively quick, I am not sure whether getting the real path will be an expensive operation that will turn into a noticeable delay when you have to do it for large projects.
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Greg Hurrell
Summary changed:
- From: symlink prevents Command-T from scanning for files
- To: Self-referential symlink causes Command-T to hit file limit before scanning all files in a directory
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anonymous
I admire your attention to detail! I agree that the directory structure is pathological input, but I think Command-T should be able to not fail in the face of it (even if it doesn't have to work well).
To detect circular references, wouldn't it be sufficient to only expand suspicious directories, i.e. with the same name as another directory? e.g. for foo/bar/foo/, you would check that it is not a symlink to foo/ (or vice versa). Maybe you could also raise the bar of suspiciousness to 2 repeated directory names, e.g. foo/bar/x/y/z/foo/bar/.
Another suggestion: is it possible to notify the user that the 10,000 file limit has been reached?
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Greg Hurrell
I don't think that will work, as symlinks need not be named like their targets. ie. in your example,
private
links to.
, so the scanning algorithm would happily enter./private/bank
without any clues that it was enteringbank
for the second time, and neither.
norbank
are symlinks.As for notifying the user, I split that off into a separate ticket, issue #1839.
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anonymous
You are right, a symlink could be named differently to its target, but you could be suspicious about any subdirectories, e.g. you could be suspicious that private/bank/ contains a circular reference somewhere, and is actually identical to bank/.
Or you could raise suspicion on only sub-subdirectories, e.g. you could be suspicious that private/bank/foo/ is identical to bank/foo/.
I don't mean to argue that I really think this is the right thing to do, I am just throwing an idea into your hat.
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anonymous
Or why not just be supicious about any repeating name in the path, eg.
foo/foo/ (foo looks like symlink to .)
foo/bar/foo/ (bar looks like symlink to .)
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Greg Hurrell
This pull request may handle some (or most?) of the simple cases, without incurring much cost or complexity. Not sure yet if there are any edge cases which would trip it up. I'm going to try it out on the "next" branch for a while.
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Greg Hurrell
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**same-day service**: n.
Ironic term used to describe long response time, particularly with
respect to `*MS-DOS* <../M/MS-DOS.html>`__ and Windows system calls
(which ought to require only a tiny fraction of a second to execute).
Such response time is a major incentive for programmers to write
programs that are not `*well-behaved* <../W/well-behaved.html>`__.
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Hiya! I'm TheAppleFreak, a plural software developer in New York City. This is very much a temporary website for the time being.
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Hiya! I'm TheAppleFreak, a plural software developer in New York City. This is very much a temporary website for the time being.
If you're looking for the PluralKit co-front relationship tracker, look here