To improve the performance of our neural network, we mainly focus on these two aspects:
- Accuracy - That is very easy to understand. To make it more precise, we want to improve the test accuracy
- Speed - the big difference between normal ML algorithm and Neural Network is that DNN always needs long time to train the model. In that case, efficiency or running time is also a aspect to improve
I divided this topic into two blogs. The first blog talks about the basic data pre-processing methods and why it will work; Different ways to overcome the overfitting problem. The second blog will mainly focus on talking about different optimization methods.
1. Data Preprocessing
1.1 Data Normalization
Data normalization means normalize your data with same \(\mu\) and \(\sigma\), in most cases we will subtract the mean and divide its std for each feature. After normalization each feature will have \(\mu =0\) and \(\sigma =1\)
Why we need it?: This course gives very good graph explanation:1.2 Weight Initialization
The necessity of weight initialization is due to the problem called Vanishing/Exploding Gradients
Suppose all initial weights of \(\omega > 1\), and we use a linear activation function, then the gradient will be larger and larger which makes it difficult to find the local minimum ==> Gradient Exploding. Same cases if \(\omega < 1\), the gradient will become smaller and smaller and almost stop the weights update ==> Gradient Vanishing
In that case we need to random initialize the weight (symmetry breaking). Normally, we will sample weight from standard normal distribution but with \(Var(\omega_i) = \frac{1}{m}\) where m is the number of features of last layer. Intuition here is that as the feature number increasing, we decrease the weights --> slight regularization
2. Regularization
Bias and Variance trade-off in DNN is much less than normal ML. In a word, we always reduce bias without hurting variance by using bigger network.
2.1 Regularization
Just like normal ML algorithm, we can have L1 or L2 regularization to prevent overfitting. Intuition behind is to decay the weight that makes the network simple
\[J(\omega^{[1]},b^{[1]},...) = \frac{1}{m}\sum_{i=1}^{m}L(\hat{y^{i}},y^{I})+\frac{\lambda}{2m}\sum_{l=1}^{[l]}||\omega^{[l]}||^2_{2}\]
2.2 Dropout
The way dropout doing is to only keep a node active with some probability. In another word, everything training we will randomly throw out some neural. The common technique we used is called inverted dropout.
Inverted Dropout: what it does is not only randomly zero out some proportion units in a layer, but also try to keep the expectation value the same by doing scaling up: \[\frac{g(z^{[l]})}{p(dropout)}\] In that case dropout will not be used in the test time and the expectation value of each layer is the same with training time.
Intuition: The model cannot rely one any one feature since as the Gradient Descent goes, any feature may be dropped out ==> similar to shrink some weights to zero.
But the drawback is our cost function is changing every time.
Let's look at other ways to improve the NN in the next article.
Reference:
DeepLearning.ai
https://medium.com/learn-love-ai/the-curious-case-of-the-vanishing-exploding-gradient-bf58ec6822eb
http://cs231n.github.io/neural-networks-2/#reg


given an array of sorted values and a value to find, return the two indices that enclose that value, and the fraction between.
fraction_across = 0.0 is the 100% the smaller index value, 1.0 is the 100% the larger index value.
if the array values are inverted (e.g. index 1 is the largest value), set inverted = .true. the interpretation in the calling code for smaller index, larger index and fraction_across remain the same as the default case.
if the fraction_across the enclosing level should be computed using a log scale, set log_scale = .true.
if indirect_indices specified, use as indirect indices into data_array, with these indices giving the sorted order. the order of the values cannot be inverted! use either indirect addressing or inverted but not both.
my_status values: 0 = good return -1 = value_to_find is below smallest value 1 = value_to_find is above largest value
95 = cannot combine inverted and indirect indices 96 = cannot use log scale with negative data values 97 = array only has a single value 98 = interval has 0 width or values are inverted 99 = unknown error
bad output values use MISSING_I and MISSING_R8
usage example: you have an array of model level heights called my_heights() and you have an array of data values at those model levels called data_on_heights. you want to interpolate the data at a height of 'this_height'.
call find_enclosing_indices(size(my_heights), my_heights, this_height, low_i, high_i, fract, istat) if (istat /= 0) return value = data_on_heights(low_i) * (1.0 - fract) + & data_on_heights(high_i) * fract
FIXME: added to the utilities module, but this module should be split into smaller modules because right now it's a dumping ground for every random routine that is useful to more than one module. (my fault as much as anyones - nsc)
if smaller > larger then the input data isn't monotonic. return valid index values but bad status and fraction. if smaller == larger, return fraction of 0
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| integer, | intent(out) | :: | smaller_index | |||
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| logical, | intent(in), | optional | :: | inverted | ||
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6-year-old good luck charm paints high school quarterback's nails before every game
by ABC NewsA 6-year-old girl is now the good luck charm to a high school quarterback and his football team in Omaha, Nebraska.
McKinley Blue, 6 and Elliott Brown, 17, became fast friends after McKinley was injured in a car accident last year. McKinley suffered brain trauma, and had to relearn to walk, talk and eat.
Elliott and McKinley's sisters are friends, and he began visiting her in the hospital's rehabilitation center.
"He felt compelled to share McKinley's story and was drawn to it for his own, personal growth," McKinley's mother, Jessica Blue, told "Good Morning America." "They started to develop this bond which I thought was so precious. I always thought he was a very sweet boy and a great example for my girls."
McKinley was in a coma for 10 days as a result of the 2018 crash. She experienced a left side skull fracture which effected her brain and mobility.
During the football season, McKinley would paint Elliott's nails to help her regain strength in her arm during physical therapy.
It became a re-occurring ritual every Thursday before Elliott's games.
"It was kind of giggly and silly and it just became a thing," Blue said.
When she was released from the hospital, McKinley continued painting Elliott's nails and even attended his football games.
"He just has a big heart and when she was in the hospital it was scary, she was frustrated," Elliott's mom, Sara Brown told "GMA." "He just wanted to bring a smile to her face."
McKinley will have to undergo a second surgery on her skull, but otherwise is doing "fantastic," Blue said.


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I wanted to use a many-to-many relationship using Entity Framework Code First (v4.1/4.2).
Using pure code first such as this:
using (var context = new MyContext()) { var employee = new Employee { FirstName = "Homer", LastName = "Simpson" }; var territory = new Territory { TerritoryDescription = "Springfield" }; employee.Territories.Add(territory); context.Employees.Add(employee); context.SaveChanges(); }
results in a nice association table
How do you map existing database tables? Like Northwind's customer to customer demographic table relationship:
This is the code I want to write:
using (var context = new MyContext("name=Northwind")) { var demo = new CustomerDemographic(); demo.CustomerTypeID = "BERLIN"; demo.CustomerDesc = "Berliner"; context.CustomerDemographics.Add(demo); //link it to a customer by either end var alfki = context.Customers.Find("ALFKI"); alfki.CustomerDemographics.Add(demo); context.SaveChanges(); }
We have to override DbContext's OnModelCreating and add some mapping. For CodeFirst, you map both sides of the relationship, so you can either put the mapping on Customer or CustomerDemographic - or even both if the mappings agree. A normal foreign key relationship is mapped with ".HasMany|HasOptional|HasRequired" followed by a ".WithMany|WithOptional|WithRequired".
So, from the CustomerDemographic entity, a many to many is just .HasMany(x=>x.Customers).WithMany(z=>z.CustomerDemographics).
In addition, we don't have standard names for our association table so we add a .Map element to specify the table and the left and right key columns.
Note the primary key of CustomerDemographics isn't the 'tableName'+"Id" convention that Code First will expect. So I have to define the key for that. As we have that end of the configuration, we'll define the mapping there.
Here's the code.
modelBuilder.Entity<CustomerDemographic>() //the key isn't standard so specify it .HasKey(x => x.CustomerTypeID) //define both sides of the relationship - HasMany.WithMany .HasMany(x => x.Customers) .WithMany(z => z.CustomerDemographics) //specify mapping information .Map(map => { //the association table name map.ToTable("CustomerCustomerDemo"); //the left side (fk to CustomerDemographic, the entity we're defining) map.MapLeftKey("CustomerTypeID"); //the right side (fk to Customers, the other side) map.MapRightKey("CustomerID"); } );
If we mapped from the Customer entity, the HasMany and WithMany properties are different, and the mapped left and right keys swap round.
Here's the full DbContext for my mini-Northwind mapping:
class MyContext : DbContext { public MyContext(string connectionName) : base(connectionName) { } public DbSet<Employee> Employees { get; set; } public DbSet<Territory> Territories { get; set; } public DbSet<Customer> Customers { get; set; } public DbSet<CustomerDemographic> CustomerDemographics { get; set; } protected override void OnModelCreating(DbModelBuilder modelBuilder) { //Database.SetInitializer(new DropCreateDatabaseIfModelChanges<MyContext>()); Database.SetInitializer<MyContext>(null); modelBuilder.Conventions.Remove<System.Data.Entity.Infrastructure.IncludeMetadataConvention>(); modelBuilder.Entity<CustomerDemographic>() //the key isn't standard so specify it .HasKey(x => x.CustomerTypeID) //define both sides of the relationship - HasMany.WithMany .HasMany(x => x.Customers) .WithMany(z => z.CustomerDemographics) //specify mapping information .Map(map => { //the association table name map.ToTable("CustomerCustomerDemo"); //the left side (fk to CustomerDemographic, the entity we're defining) map.MapLeftKey("CustomerTypeID"); //the right side (fk to Customers, the other side) map.MapRightKey("CustomerID"); } ); } }


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on fin
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The proofs that that suffices are not entirely trivial. data.list.min_max
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Haskell has minimumBy as well as minimum, which seems like a sensible arrangement to me
Maybe foldMap
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But minimum has associated theorems (it's an element of the original list, and leq
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How about we consider a special kind of monoids? A semilattice with a total order? Then we have x * y = x \/ x * y = y
from which we can prove that the result is an element of the list.
What if you register another order with a higher priority? Wouldn't minimum
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everywhere?
That's what I did, but it's ugly.
Or define a type synonym, with the instance you want to use available for that. This seems like the “mathlib canonical” way to do it, once we’ve committed to using typeclasses everywhere.
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BYE BYE LOVE A film review by Chad Polenz Copyright 1997 Chad Polenz
**1/2 (out of 4 = OK) 1995, PG-13, 107 minutes [1 hour, 47 minutes] [comedy/lighthearted drama] starring: Matthew Modine (Dave), Randy Quaid (Vic), Paul Reiser (Donny), Janeane Garofalo (Lucille), produced by Sam Weisman, Gary David Goldberg, Brad Hall, written by Gary David Goldberg, Brad Hall, directed by Sam Weisman.
I didn't think that there could be anything worse than dating, but there is: dating after being divorced, especially if you have children, and "Bye Bye Love" proves that to be true.
Technically, there isn't a single plotline pushing this story along, it is just dropping in on the lives of three divorced fathers. Dave (Modine) is still actively dating, he tries to commit to one woman but often finds himself flirting with other women and not thinking rationally. Donny (Reiser) can't bring himself to date again, he worries too much about his daughter and doesn't want to go through all the trouble again. Neither does Vic (Quaid), although his problem isn't so much that he doesn't want to date again, he just can't get a date in the first place. All three of these buddies have children and we see how difficult it is to have a good relationship with a child when you can only see them once a week.
Weisman, Goldberg, and Hall use some unique techniques to make the story interesting by contrasting situations with other characters not directly associated with the three guys. There is a talk radio psychologist (Rob Reiner) who tries to help divorced people with their problems, but it's not as easy as the simple advice he gives which always seems to be giving the three dads headaches. We also meet Max (Johnny Whitworth), a typical teenage stud working at the local McDonald's where the fathers always seem to be eating. Of course he is a superficial slacker, but when he meets Walter (Ed Flanders), a 71-year-old widower, he becomes sensitive to the reality of the world and makes a new friend. I found this entire plotline completely unbelievable and distracting, there's no way a 17-year-old would befriend a 71-year-old.
Donny's daughter Emma meets Max at the McDonald's, flirts with him, and is then invited to a wild party. Max invites his new pal Walter, but this is just too predictable and cheesy. And since Emma is a teenage girl of a divorced couple, she is a brat. When she goes to the party she gets drunk and then takes her father's car for a joyride. And you can tell where the story will go from there.
There is a good scene in which Vic finally gets a blind date with a woman, Lucille (Garofalo), who he does not get along with because she is so strange. This was somewhat funny, but it had a sit-com feel to it, which is how I felt about the film as a whole.
"Bye Bye Love" is a real movie machine, but it does have one soft spot, that is the good characterization of the three divorced fathers and their daily anxieties they go through. It certainly was interesting to see how difficult it can be to be a divorced man in the 90s, but at times the films strays too far away from that point of interest and becomes rather sappy and melodramatic. I just wish the producers would make up their minds as to what kind of movie this is supposed to be - a comedy or a drama?
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I'm Daniel Gayo-Avello, an associate professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Oviedo. My main
area of interest
is Web IR but I'm currently focused on
social media research
.
I have published
in international conferences, journals and magazines, such as
Communications of the ACM
,
IEEE Internet Computing
, or
IEEE Multimedia
. In 2013 I acted as guest co-editor for a
special issue of
Internet Research
on the predictive power of social media
. I have recently contributed a
chapter on Political Opinion
to "Twitter: A Digital Socioscope", published by Cambridge University Press.


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Charles Schwab will reportedly acquire TD Ameritrade for $26 billion
by Ben Winck, Business Insider US- Charles Schwab will acquire rival brokerage TD Ameritrade and the deal could be announced as soon as this morning, FOX Business reported Thursday.
- The purchase will ring in at roughly $26 billion and allow Schwab to better compete with Fidelity, Interactive Brokers and E*Trade.
- TD Ameritrade surged as much as 27% early Thursday. Schwab jumped as much as 12%.
- All major brokerages slashed trading fees between late September and early October, sending their stocks lower as investors feared the decision would wipe out a critical revenue stream.
- Watch Charles Schwab trade live here.
- Watch TD Ameritrade trade live here.
Charles Schwab will buy rival brokerage TD Ameritrade, FOX Business reported Thursday, and the deal could be announced as soon as today.
An acquisition will ring in at roughly $26 billion, and allow Schwab to better compete in the dynamic brokerage industry. All major brokerage firms cut fees for US-listed trades between late September and early October, eliminating a key revenue stream in a bid to attract new customers.
TD Ameritrade stock spiked as much as 27% in early Thursday trading. Schwab shares surged as much as 12%.
The combined company will be helmed by Schwab CEO Walter Bettinger, according to FOX. TD Ameritrade CEO and President Tim Hockey announced in July he will leave the firm by February, and Chief Financial Officer Steve Boyle will run the brokerage until the acquisition is completed.
Schwab announced on October 1 it would cut stock and exchange-traded-fund fees to zero, just one day before TD Ameritrade also wiped out its trading fees. Competing firms Fidelity and E*Trade nixed their fees in the following days. Interactive Brokers was the first major firm to cut commissions, making its announcement September 26.
Schwab and TD Ameritrade stocks tumbled following their announcements, but have since recovered.
Schwab’s namesake founder said that the decision will open up the company’s services to customers who previously faced obstacles when looking to invest with the firm.
“From day one, my passion has been to make investing easier and more affordable for everyone,” brokerage founder Charles Schwab said in a press release announcing the elimination of trading fees. He added that “eliminating commissions ensures my ultimate vision is realized – making investing accessible to all.”
Schwab closed Wednesday at $44.75 per share, up roughly 7.8%. TD Ameritrade closed at $41.38 per share, down about 15.5% year-t0-date.
Schwab has 10 “buy” ratings, nine “hold” ratings, and two “sell” ratings from analysts, and a consensus price target of $43.38, according to Bloomberg data.
TD Ameritrade has seven “buy” ratings, eight “hold” ratings, and four “sell” ratings, with a consensus price target of $40.22.
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Capt. Robert Mis Campbell & Lieutenant Harry B. Towles were killed and several officers badly wounded. Lieutenant Solomon Vanranceller was shot in the right breast and taken to the Generals Quarters, John OBrion was with the front guard this morning, & on the retreat he was shot in the low part of his back, the ball passed through the bottom of his Belly & lodged in a certain part in front, in his P—— After entured the dead with the Honors of War the army marched back to Camp deposite, we have heard that the indians Burnt poor George May who they took prisoner 19th inst.
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US Army (movement): the main army commenced there march
US Army (movement): marching 3 or 4 miles
Front Guard (battle): the front guard was fired on
Front Guard (casualty): most of them either killed or wounded
Front Guard (casualty): Lieut. H. B. Towles was killed
Front Guard (casualty): also his sergeant, By the name of Eli Edmondson
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US Legion (battle): A Charge was very soon ordered by the Commander in chief
Native Confederacy (movement): the indians soon retreated
Native Confederacy (Casualty): they had a great many killed
Native Confederacy (burial): they threw a number of there dead in the River
Rear Guard (movement): General Scott was ordered to try and seround the indians
Native Confederacy (movement): they got aprized of it & retreated as fast as possible
US Officers (casualty): Capt. Robert Mis Campbell & Lieutenant Harry B. Towles were killed and several officers badly wounded. Lieutenant Solomon Vanranceller was shot in the right breast and taken to the Generals Quarters
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US Army (burial): entured the dead with the Honors of War
US Army (movement): the army marched back to Camp deposite
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A leading global provider of ICT aims to revamp the ERP system (DESKTOP/MOBILE) to better support the end-to-end management of corporate marketing resources (for the promotion of the latest tech services and products), which including the Exhibition resources, Forum resources and SME (Subject Matters Expert) resources. The project vision is to better connect and serve the business clients by improving the efficiency of daily business operations on the system.
In the discover & define phase, we conducted in-depth stakeholder interviews to empathize with the target personas. We deep-dived into business needs and scenarios through the interview and created personas, user journeys to state the pain points and come up with potential solutions.
- Schedule client visiting itinerary of marketing resources
- Initiate the visiting requests and fill in details
- Send the orders (requests) to relevant parties and track the status
- Check orders to view client visiting details;
- Accept and track order status;
- Prepare and complete the speech during the client visiting to share professional knowledge
Review and approve orders of client visiting
Confirm the orders, assign orders to SME, track if the order is completed
Review the reception
Pre-research before order initiation:
During the order submission:
Pre-research before order acceptance:
After order confirmation:
During the ideation stage, we ran small-scale workshops to ideate potential solutions aligned with persona needs, and built user flows, wireframes to demonstrate the functional requirements.
Based on the solutions, we iterate our user interface design and high fidelity prototypes in this stage.
The marketing resources are well categorized and listed as Experience (Exhibition) resources, Forum resources and SME resources for ease exploaration.
Multi-dimensional information is provided to help Account Executive and SME view and understand the details.
Users can check the resource calendar to better schedule the client itinerary.
To make the order status more clear, the process is visualized.
"Save for draft" and "Import" are provided to ease the process of order submission.
User can track the order status at any time after submission.
SME can get notice of all relevant orders in time. After checking the order details, SME can confirm whether to accept the order or not according to the personal schedule.
After the order is received, the SME can continue to track the order until it is completed.


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August 19, 2015
Recently we are see some of the post on how to develop a website using github pages. We saw list of the followings in the perspective of github
In Firefox OS app development point of view we have really a large number of tutorials. Which is available in the page
Very recently I have share a tutorial about getting started to Firefox OS app development. It is recommended to to check about it. The session is very small and you can learn very quickly.
First you have to create a small file in the folder where you have your website. Name the file as "manifest.webapp"
In that file you have to give the following lines
{
"name": "MozillaTN",
"description": "Mozilla Tamilnadu Website",
"launch_path": "/index.html",
"icons": {
"512": "/icons/icon512x512.png",
"256": "/icons/icon256x256.png",
"64": "/icons/icon64x64.png",
"128": "/icons/icon128x128.png"
},
"developer": {
"name": "Mozilla Tamilnadu",
"url": "http://mozillatn.github.io/"
}
}
detailed info of each key
- "name" is the application name. It should be less than 12 characters.
- "description" is where we have to tell about the application. It is good practice to have 25+ words and 50-
- "launch_path" we have to mention which is going to be our first page when the app is launched.
- "icons": this is the parent key which will have set of icons
- "512": is we have to give the location of the icon of size 512x512 px.
- "128": is we have to give the location of the icon of size 128X128 px.
- "developer": will be having most of the information about the developer
- "name" : we have to give developer name
- "url": we can give the presonal website
Save the file in the same folder where all your website contents like index.html, css files and js files are there.
The next step is just open WebIDE
You have to open the project. (Project -> Open packaged app)
You have to open the folder of your application. You can see it is valid. If it is invalid, then have to check any problem in manifest file.
Then you can zip all the contest and upload to the marketplace. Your app is done.


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research
General updates of my study, research and publications.
Causal Inference
, Computing for mHealth
, Structural Causal Models
, Transportability
, Experimental Studies
, Electronic Health Records
, Artificial Intelligence
, Machine Learning
, Data Science
, public health
, health informatics
, AI in Healthcare
I was introduced to the world of Causal Inference
(by Dr. Adibuzzaman) in 2018. I was immediately hooked to the fascinating works of Pearl, Elias, Rubin, Hernan, and many other researchers working relentlessly in this field. It has been a rabbit hole from there, and the more I learn, the more I find there is left to answer. I firmly believe Causal Inference is going to be one of the strongest pillars of data science in the next decades, and that is why I have decided to pursue this and make it my Ph.D. dissertation work.
During my Ph.D., I have worked closely under the supervision of my Ph.D. Supervisor, Dr. Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed, and with direct guidance from Dr. Mohammad Adibuzzaman, In the past, I have worked on multiple projects involving mobile health and computing
, ubiquitous computing
, crisis management
, etc. Here’s a list of all the research projects I have worked on.
Other than these, I have worked on couple of other projects in mHealth, involving Family Self-management Intervention
, Veteran Crisis Management
, Diabetic Retinopathy
, Electronic Palliative Care
, and some others.
Click on the links to view: a list of my publications, and, a list of additional projects I have worked on.
Causal Inference
My dissertation work revolves around use of Causal Inference, specifically Structural Theory of Causation, in effective use of causal exploration for healthcare datasets. Few of my theoretical worksCKH: hazard ratio estimation in observational studies through backdoor adjustment on structural causal models, causal knowledge hierarchy for merging of knowledge from various sources such as data, published literature, experts' opinion, expression of pragmatic clinical trials through structural causal models. Additionally, from an application viewpoint, we are leveraging these methods in finding drug-effects and causal connections of delirium patients in the ICU, using large electronic healthcare datasets.
Publications:- Adib, R., Griffin, P., Ahamed, S.I. and Adibuzzaman, M., 2020, September. A Causally Formulated Hazard Ratio Estimation through Backdoor Adjustment on Structural Causal Model. In Machine Learning for Healthcare Conference (pp. 376-396). PMLR.
- (preprint) Adib, R., Naved, M.M.A., Fang, C., Gani, M.O., Grama, A., Griffin, P., Ahamed, S.I. and Adibuzzaman, M., 2021, April. CKH: Causal Knowledge Hierarchy for Estimating Structural Causal Models from Data and Priors.
- (preprint) Adib, R., Ahamed, S.I. and Adibuzzaman, M., 2021, December. Pragmatic Clinical Trial, through the lens of Structural Causal Model
- (preprint) Adib, R., Ahamed, S.I. and Adibuzzaman, M., 2021, December. Causal Structure Discovery and Causal Effect Estimation from Electronic Healthcare Data: A Case Study with Observational Study in Delirium Patients
- Bikak, M., Adib, R., Ingram, W., Griffin, P. and Adibuzzaman, M., 2019. Outcomes of Use of Antipsychotic for Delirium in the ICU: A Big Data Approach. In D50. Critical Care: The Metamorphosis-pain, Sedation, Delirium, ICU-acquired Weakness, AND Palliative Care (pp. A6672-A6672). American Thoracic Society.
Family Self-management Intervention
Solid organ transplant is the treatment of choice for children with end-stage organ failure. Ongoing recovery and medical management at home after transplant is important for recovery and transition to daily life. Smartphones are widely used and hold the potential for aiding in the establishment of mHealth protocols. In this research, we (Health care providers, nurses, and computer scientists) collaboratively designed and developed myFAMI, a smartphone-based intervention application to promote a family self-management intervention for pediatric transplant families. The myFAMI application framework is built upon a theory-based intervention for pediatric transplant patients, with aid from action research methodology.
Publications:- Adib, R., Das, D., Ahamed, S.I. and Lerret, S.M., Design and development of myFAMI application framework: a mHealth self-management intervention for family members of pediatric transplant recipients. JMIR nursing.
- Lerret, S.M., Schiffman, R., White-Traut, R., Medoff-Cooper, B., Ahamed, S.I., Adib, R., Liegl, M., Alonso, E., Mavis, A., Jensen, K. and Peterson, C.G., 2021. Feasibility and Acceptability of a mHealth Self-Management Intervention for Pediatric Transplant Families. Western journal of nursing research, p.01939459211024656.
- Johnson, N.L., Lerret, S., Polfuss, M., Gralton, K., Gibson, C., Ahamed, S.I., Adib, R., White-Traut, R., Brown, R.L. and Sawin, K.J., 2021. One Size Does Not Fit All: Discharge Teaching and Child Challenging Behaviors. Western Journal of Nursing Research, p.01939459211018829.
- Lerret, S.M., White-Traut, R., Medoff-Cooper, B., Simpson, P., Adib, R., Ahamed, S.I. and Schiffman, R., 2020. Pilot study protocol of a mHealth self-management intervention for family members of pediatric transplant recipients. Research in nursing & health, 43(2), pp.145-154.
Veteran Crisis Management
This work aids in crisis management in PTSD-affected veterans via peer-mentor relationship using mHealth tools. Veterans are exposed to trauma in war zones which affect most of them with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or other mental health problems to some degree. As part of a bigger study, in this research work, we have collected accelerometer data from subjects performing few gestures and detect them using machine learning techniques.
Publications:- Roushan, T., Adib, R., Johnson, N., George, O., Hossain, M.F., Franco, Z., Hooyer, K. and Ahamed, S.I., 2019, July. Towards predicting risky behavior among veterans with PTSD by analyzing gesture patterns. In 2019 IEEE 43rd Annual Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC) (Vol. 1, pp. 690-695). IEEE.
Diabetic Retinopathy
Our work explored development of diabetic retinopathy screening tool, a software framework that efficiently captures online diagnoses, stores retinal images for eye specialist reference, and assesses retinopathy patients to gather their preferred referral modality. The system has been implemented in the Milwaukee community to successfully offer eye screenings to more than 1300 patients, primarily among African American or Latino populations.
Publications:- (preprint) Tumpa, J., Adib, R., Das, D., Abenoza, N., Zolot, A., Medic, V., Kim, J., Castro, A., Pacheco, M.S., Romant, J. and Ahamed, S.I., 2020. mTOCS: Mobile Teleophthalmology in Community Settings to improve Eye-health in Diabetic Population. arXiv preprint arXiv:2011.05762.
- Tumpa, J., Adib, R., Das, D., Ahamed, S.I., Abenoza, N., Zolot, A., Medic, V., Kim, J., Castro, A., Pacheco, M.S. and Rowland, R., 2020, October. Community-based Retinal Screening with Multilingual Software Support to Overcome Language Barriers of Minority Communities. In Conference Companion Publication of the 2020 on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (pp. 395-400).
- Tumpa, J.F., Adib, R., Das, D., Ahamed, S.I., Kim, J., Medic, V., Castro, A., Pacheco, M., Rowland, R. and Romant, J., 2019, September. mTEH: A Decision Support System for Tele-Ophthalmology to Improve Eye Health of Wisconsin Population in Community Settings. In 2019 IEEE/ACM International Conference on Connected Health: Applications, Systems and Engineering Technologies (CHASE) (pp. 25-26). IEEE.


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| aeroflow/source/ | 96.17% | 326/339 | 81.72% | 76/93 | 95.45% | 84/88 | 95.58% | 238/249 | |
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| aeroflow/source/notifiers/ | 77.14% | 81/105 | 37.31% | 25/67 | 36.36% | 8/22 | 53.85% | 21/39 | |
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FORTRAN Interface
With any change to the user API of Zoltan, the Fortran interface should
be modified to reflect the change. This section contains information about
the implementation of the Fortran interface which should cover most situations.
If you have questions or need assistance, contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If changes are made to functions that are called by zdrive,
then the changes should also be made to
zfdrive. Changes to the
Fortran interface can be tested by building and running zfdrive,
if the changes are in functions called by zfdrive.
The zfdrive program
works the same way as zdrive
except that it is restricted to the
Chaco
examples and simpler input files.
Any changes in the interface should also be reflected in the Fortran
API definitions in the Zoltan User's Guide.
Structures
All structures in the API have a corresponding user-defined type in the
Fortran interface. If a new structure is added, then modifications will
be required to fort/fwrap.fpp and fort/cwrap.c. In these
files, search for Zoltan_Struct
and "do like it does."
An explanation of how structures are handled may help. The Fortran user-defined
type for the structure simply contains the address of the structure, i.e.,
the C pointer returned by a call to create the structure. Note that the
user does not have access to the components of the structure, and can only
pass the structure to functions. Within the Fortran structure, the
address is stored in a variable of type(Zoltan_PTR), which is a character
string containing one character for each byte of the address. This gives
the best guarantee of portability under the Fortran and C standards. Also,
to insure portability of passing character strings, the character string
is converted to an array of integers before passing it between Fortran
and C. The process of doing this is most easily seen by looking at Zoltan_Destroy,
which has little else to clutter the code.
Modifications to an existing Zoltan
interface function
If the argument list or return type of a user-callable function in Zoltan
changes, the same changes must be made in the Fortran interface routines.
This involves changes in two files: fort/fwrap.fpp and fort/cwrap.c.
In these files, search for the function name with the prefix Zoltan_ omitted,
and modify the argument list, argument declarations, return type, and call
to the C library function as appropriate. When adding a new argument, if
there is not already an argument of the same type, look at another
function that does have an argument of that type for guidance.
Removing a Zoltan interface function
If a user callable function is removed from the Zoltan library, edit fort/fwrap.fpp
and fort/cwrap.c to remove all references to that function.
Adding a new Zoltan interface function
Adding a new function involves changes to the two files fort/fwrap.fpp
and fort/cwrap.c. Perhaps the easiest way to add a new function
to these files is to pick some existing function, search for all occurrences
of it, and use that code as a guide for the implementation of the interface
for the new function. Zoltan_LB_Point_Assign
is a nice minimal function to use as an example. Use a case insensitive
search on the name of the function without the Zoltan_LB_ prefix, for example
point_assign.
Here are the items in fwrap.fpp:
-
public statement: The name of the function should be included in the list
of public entities.
-
interface for the C wrapper: Copy one of these and modify the function
name, argument list and declarations for the new function. The name is
of the form Zfw_LB_Point_Assign (fw stands for Fortran wrapper).
-
generic interface: This assigns the function name to be a generic name
for one or more module procedures.
-
module procedure(s): These are the Fortran-side wrapper functions. Usually
there is one module procedure of the form Zf90_LB_Point_Assign. If
one argument can have more than one type passed to it (for example, it
is type void in the C interface), then there must be one module procedure
for each type that can be passed. These are distinguished by appending
a digit to the end of the module procedure name. If n arguments can have
more than one type, then n digits are appended. See Zoltan_LB_Free_Part
for example. Generally the module procedure just calls the C-side wrapper
function, but in some cases it may need to coerce data to a different
type (e.g., Zoltan_Struct),
or may actually do real work (e.g., Zoltan_LB_Free_Part).
Here are the items in cwrap.c:
-
name mangling: These are macros to convert the function name from the case
sensitive C name (for example, Zfw_LB_Point_Assign) to the mangled
name produced by the Fortran compiler. There are four of these for each
function:
-
lowercase (zfw_lb_point_assign),
-
uppercase (ZFW_LB_POINT_ASSIGN),
-
lowercase with underscore (zfw_lb_point_assign_), and
-
lower case with double underscore (zfw_point_assign__ but the
second underscore is appended only if the name already contains an underscore,
which will always be the case for names starting with Zfw_).
-
C-side wrapper function: Usually this just calls the Zoltan library function
after coercing the form of the data (for example, constructing the pointer
to Zoltan_Struct and call-by-reference
to call-by-value conversions).
Query functions
If a query function is added, deleted or changed, modifications must be
made to fort/fwrap.fpp and fort/cwrap.c, similar to the modifications
for interface functions, and possibly also include/zoltan.h and zz/zz_const.h.
Here are the places query functions appear in fwrap.fpp:
-
public statement for the ZOLTAN_FN_TYPE
argument: These are identical to the C enumerated type.
-
definition of the ZOLTAN_FN_TYPE
arguments: There are two groups of these, one containing subroutines (void
functions) and one containing functions (int functions). Put the new symbol
in the right category. The value assigned to the new symbol must agree
exactly with where the symbol appears in the order of the enumerated type.
Here are the places query functions appear in cwrap.c:
-
reverse wrappers: These are the query functions that are actually called
by the Zoltan library routines when the query function was registered from
Fortran. They are just wrappers to call the registered Fortran routine,
coercing argument types as necessary. Look at Zoltan_Num_Edges_Fort_Wrapper
for an example.
-
Zfw_Set_Fn: This has a switch based on the value of the ZOLTAN_FN_TYPE
argument to set the Fortran query function and wrapper in the Zoltan_Struct.
In zz/zz_const.h, if a new field is added to the structures for
a new query function, it should be added in both C and Fortran forms. In
include/zoltan.h, if a new typedef for a query function is added,
it should be added in both C and Fortran forms. See these files for examples.
Enumerated types and defined constants
Enumerated types and defined constants that the application uses as the
value for an arguments must be placed in fwrap.fpp with the same
value. See ZOLTAN_OK
for an example.
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public class Line
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private static bwapi.Color |
DEFAULT_COLOR |
private static int |
DEFAULT_POINT_BOX_SIZE |
private Point |
endPoint |
private double |
length |
private Point |
startPoint |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Line(int startX,
int startY,
int endX,
int endY) |
Line(Point startPoint,
Point endPoint) |
Line(Vector vector) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
contains(Point point)
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boolean |
contains(Point point,
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void |
display()
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void |
display(bwapi.Color color)
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Point |
getEndPoint() |
Point |
getIntersection(Line otherLine)
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instance and another provided one.
|
static java.awt.geom.Point2D.Double |
getIntersection(java.awt.geom.Line2D.Double line1,
java.awt.geom.Line2D.Double line2)
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|
Point |
getStartPoint() |
boolean |
intersects(Line otherLine)
Function for checking if the Line instance intersects another Line.
|
double |
length()
Function for retrieving the length of the Line instance.
|
private void |
updateLength()
Function for updating the length of the Line.
|
private static final bwapi.Color DEFAULT_COLOR
private static final int DEFAULT_POINT_BOX_SIZE
private Point startPoint
private Point endPoint
private double length
public Line(int startX, int startY, int endX, int endY)
public Line(Vector vector)
private void updateLength()
public double length()
public boolean intersects(Line otherLine)
otherLine
- the other Line with which the check will be performed.public Point getIntersection(Line otherLine)
otherLine
- the other Line with which the check will be performed.public static java.awt.geom.Point2D.Double getIntersection(java.awt.geom.Line2D.Double line1, java.awt.geom.Line2D.Double line2)
line1
- the first Line.line2
- the second Line.public boolean contains(Point point)
point
- the Point that is going to be checked for.public boolean contains(Point point, int totalPointBoxSize)
point
- the Point that is going to be checked for.totalPointBoxSize
- the total size of the box around the Point that is used in
order to check if the Line contains it. The larger the total
size, the further the Point can be away from the Line.public void display()
public void display(bwapi.Color color)
color
- the color of the displayed Line.public Point getStartPoint()
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myCourses Redesign
A redesign of RIT's Learning Management System
TASK
Redevelop the way students interact with their learning management system to better manage the various tasks they need to accomplish.
DURATION
September - December 2017
ROLE
UI/UX, Motion
User Research
The most used myCourses functions were:
- Looking at course and assignment details
- Submitting files to professors
- Reviewing the syllabus
- Looking at grades
Research found that more than 75% of surveyed users used myCourses several times per day.
REDUNDANT INFORMATION
Students feel like they are rereading information on several different pages unrelated to the task they wish to accomplish.
UNDERUTILIZED FEATURES
Students feel there are some features in myCourses that either are not being used to their fullest potential or do not need to be on the website at all.
Goals
REORGANIZE INFORMATION
Grouping like content together so information of lesser importance doesn’t take away space from the more necessary information.
SIMPLIFY FILE SUBMISSION EXPERIENCE
The number of steps it takes to submit a document on dropbox should be reduced significantly and should be incorporated with specific assignments for easier organization.
REVAMP THE CALENDAR
The calendar feature of myCourses should clearly show what submissions are due on what days along with any other upcoming submissions so users are able to stay on top of their work.
QUICK GRADE REVIEW
A student should be able to, at a glance, view their grades to see where they stand in their classes. In addition to this, students should be able to see how their grades are influenced by each assignment by using a grade calculator.
Quick Grades
AT A GLANCE
Right from the dashboard, the user is able to toggle a view of their grades for each of their classes. Grades are hidden by default to discourage prying eyes.
Submitting Assignments
UPLOADING FILES
By selecting an assignment from the dashboard or course page, the user is able to drag and drop a file into the submission window or click to select a file from their computer to upload.
UPLOAD SUCCESS
The user receives a confirmation that their file has been uploaded and can then either add another file to submit or select 'done' and return to their previous page.
Grade Calculator
SEE GRADE PROJECTION
By selecting to view the grade calculator, the user is able to input values for assignments that have yet to be graded to give them a better idea of how the rest of the semester could potentially play out.


H.B. Woodrose Seeds
I have had several encounters with HBWR, usually amounting to a pleasant, albeit subtle, LSD-like activation. The dosage for these experiences varies, but most often was between 15-30 seeds. I figure that those batches were pretty weak. This particular batch of seeds, however was claimed to be 'super-potent.' They were still covered with the brown fuzz, which I did my best to scrape off while trying to keep my eyes from crossing. What a pain in the rear it was, but I tried to make a meditation out of it. Next I washed them off with hot water and started to chew them very thoroughly. Eleven seeds were finished within ten minutes and washed down with a glass of water.
I had eaten chicken earlier. That was a mistake, I decided as I was sweating back waves of nausea. I was certainly intoxicated. I was feeling pretty sedated lying on the cool bathroom floor, wanting to nap. But then I had to bust a gut, the pressure suddenly rising in my stomach. My mind grew chaotic, bizarre thoughts forming and unforming in a haze of nausea, where am I? Blargh. Blargh. Whew. A little more blarghing. Brown froth punctuated by bits o' chicken filled the toilet. I can see the little masticated seed husks floating in the toilet. But man do I feel on the other side of the coin! I am energized at this point. I feel as if everything has a positive blue tinge overlaying it (even the brown puke is covered by the glow). MJ smoked at this point completely wipes away lingering nausea, and boosted me to a +++. Tracers a' plenty, breathing walls, swirling eddies of psychedelic geometry.
I hid in the basement and played guitar, watching the sun set through a tiny, shoe box sized window. It reminded me of a diorama. A tiny world view. I leave the spider webs in there, even though spiders freak me out. I am feeling too much empathy to squash anything right now. I have never really experienced anything I would call synesthaesia, but I swore that the sunlight falling across my face was dictating the melody I was noodling with on the guitar. I felt like a rock god, Queztoguitahro. I rode this wave length for about 7 hours, playing guitar and drums, until I was back to baseline. Drank some GBL, 4 ml mixed in juice for sleep. No hangover next day. I feel somewhat lighter, with less of a burden on my mind. Puking usually flushes out my spirit...blargh.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Hi, I'm a
Front-end Developer SEO Specialist UI/UX Designer
Hi, I'm a
Front-end Developer SEO Specialist UI/UX Designer
Mission-driven Front-End Developer with a serious passion for high-quality responsive websites, web applications, and dynamic user experiences. I have over 6 years of professional experience providing front-end development, from working as a freelance developer to being employed by Global company with more than 20k employees around the world. I am experienced in leveraging agile frameworks to provide a robust synopsis for high level overviews.
I love what I do, my career allows me to visually display my creativity and imagination into users experience.  Discover my website to learn more and hope that will lead to the productive collaboration between us. Take care!
Created and maintained the front-end standards document and oversaw the production of Javascript, HTML, and CSS (and PHP for the Wordpress blog). Maintained JS codes (React) that meet user requirements, quality standards, and secure web development guidelines
Designed and developed dynamic websites CMS based website using PHP/HTML/CSS/ JavaScript. Coded of custom Wordpress theme and template files using HTML5, CSS3, PHP, and Bootstrap 3 framework. Managed social media campaigns for 10-15 clients and day-to-day activities, including scheduling regular updates, engaging in dialogue and answering questions when necessary
Created and maintained the front-end standards document and oversaw the production of Javascript, HTML, and CSS (and PHP for the Wordpress blog). Conducted competitive market research for each client to identify opportunities for increasing their online visibility. In-depth keyword research using tools such SEM RUSH, and Google Keyword Planner.
CDesigned stored procedures, views, and other application database code objects Developed websites using scripting languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python etc. Designed web templates and banners for the websites by utilizing flash and Photoshop. Created web applications on Google App Engine using MySQL database, Python, Ajax, java scripts.
Astana, Kazakhstan
Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors. Playing tennis, hiking, swimming or working out in LA fitness. I'm also an aspiring indie filmmaker. Making short films with my small crew in Orange County (Filmental Community) happens to be another hobby/passion of mine.
When forced indoors, I follow a number of historical films, and movies based on true stories. Nevertheless, I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technology advancements in the front-end web development world.
In summary, I’m a Front-End Developer / Web Designer, Fitness enthusiast and aspiring indie filmmaker. Not much else I want to write about myself. Take care!


National Museum of Ireland-Natural History
Merrion St Upper
Dublin 2
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>T: 094 90 31715
W:www.museum.ie
GPS:53.339722, -6.252100.
Galleries of animals from Ireland and overseas, also geological exhibits from a total collection of about 2 million scientific specimens..


Complex rotation
Manual Rotation Calculation
An example made back when I hardly knew what I was doing — the principle of this exercise was seemingly simple. It started with a question about whether each instance could have a unique look-at style rotation. This example explores just that question. Here there are six arrows pointing towards a coresponding sphere whose movement is random. A line acts as ray that passes from the tip of the arrow through the sphere to visually debug the scene and ensure that our rotation is working correctly.
Tested in TouchDesigner099 2020.23680
Updated 06.03.20
Matthew Ragan
Zoe Sandoval


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CUGL
2.0
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#include <cugl.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Point (GLfloat x=0, GLfloat y=0, GLfloat z=0, GLfloat w=1) | |
| Point (GLfloat coordinates[]) | |
| Point (const Quaternion &q) | |
| GLfloat & | operator[] (int i) |
| const GLfloat & | operator[] (int i) const |
| void | normalize () |
| Point | unit () const |
| void | draw () const |
| void | light (GLenum lightNum) const |
| void | translate () const |
| Point | operator/ (GLfloat s) const |
| Point | operator+= (const Vector &v) |
| Point | operator-= (const Vector &v) |
Private Attributes | |
| GLfloat | x |
| GLfloat | y |
| GLfloat | z |
| GLfloat | w |
Friends | |
| class | Line |
| class | Vector |
| class | Matrix |
| class | Plane |
| Point | operator+ (const Vector &v, const Point &p) |
| Point | operator+ (const Point &p, const Vector &v) |
| Point | operator* (const Point &p, GLfloat s) |
| Point | operator* (GLfloat s, const Point &p) |
| Vector | operator- (const Point &p, const Point &q) |
| Point | meet (const Line &k, const Plane &p) |
| bool | operator== (const Point &p, const Point &q) |
| bool | operator!= (const Point &p, const Point &q) |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &os, const Point &p) |
| GLfloat | dist (const Point &p, const Plane &s) |
| GLfloat | dist (const Plane &s, const Point &p) |
| double | dist (const Point &p, const Point &q) |
An instance is a point represented by four homogeneous coordinates. A point is represented by (x,y,z,w) in which each component is a GLfloat
. If w=0, the point is `at infinity'. Points at infinity may be used like other points, but a few operations do not work for them. CUGL functions do not issue an error message when this happens: they simply return a default result.
A Point is in normal form if w=1. A Point may be normalized if w!=0.
| cugl::Point::Point | ( | GLfloat | x = 0 , |
| GLfloat | y = 0 , |
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| GLfloat | z = 0 , |
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| GLfloat | w = 1 |
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| ) |
Construct a point with coordinates (x, y, z, w). Default parameter values: (0,0,0,1).
Referenced by operator/().
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inline |
| cugl::Point::Point | ( | const Quaternion & | q | ) |
Convert a Quaternion to a Point.
| q | is a quaternion. |
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inline |
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inline |
| void cugl::Point::normalize | ( | ) |
Displace a Point with a Vector. The components of the Vector are added to the corresponding components of the Point. If the Point is not in normal form, the Vector is implicitly scaled.
Definition at line 2598 of file cugl.h.
References w, x, cugl::Vector::x, y, cugl::Vector::y, z, and cugl::Vector::z.
Displace a Point with a Vector The components of the Vector are subtracted from the corresponding components of the Point. If the Point is not in normal form, the Vector is implicitly scaled.
Definition at line 2606 of file cugl.h.
References w, x, cugl::Vector::x, y, cugl::Vector::y, z, and cugl::Vector::z.
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inline |
| GLfloat& cugl::Point::operator[] | ( | int | i | ) |
Access coordinates of a point.
| i | is the index of the coordinate: p[0] = x, p[1] = y, p[2] = z, p[3] = w. |
i
is not one of {0,1,2, 3}. | const GLfloat& cugl::Point::operator[] | ( | int | i | ) | const |
Access coordinates of a point. This form is used with const
instances (p
[i] cannot appear on the left of =
).
| i | is the index of the coordinate: p[0] = x, p[1] = y, p[2] = z, p[3] = w. |
i
is not one of {0,1,2, 3}.
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inline |
| Point cugl::Point::unit | ( | ) | const |
Return the distance between a Point and a Plane. The result has the correct magnitude only if the Point and the Plane are both in normal form. In particular, the result is incorrect if the Point is at infinity. However, the sign of the result is correct in all cases, and so it is not necessary to provide normalized arguments if only the sign is important.
Return the distance between a Point and a Plane. The result has the correct magnitude only if the Point and the Plane are both in normal form. In particular, the result is incorrect if the Point is at infinity. However, the sign of the result is correct in all cases, and so it is not necessary to provide normalized arguments if only the sign is important.
Return the vector corresponding to the displacement between the two points. This is the vector (p.x/p
.w - q.x/q
.w, p.y/p
.w - q.y/q
.w, p.z/p
.w - q.z/q
.w). If p
or q
is a point at infinity, return the zero vector.
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friend |
Write "(x,y,z,w)" to output stream. Inserts the coordinates of the point into the output stream os
in the format "(x,y,z,w)". The current settings of the stream formatting parameters are used. If a width is specified with setw()
, it is applied to each coordinate, not to the point as a whole.
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private |
W coordinate of point.
Definition at line 371 of file cugl.h.
Referenced by cugl::Matrix::apply(), cugl::dist(), draw(), light(), cugl::operator*(), cugl::operator+(), operator+=(), cugl::operator-(), operator-=(), operator/(), cugl::operator==(), Point(), translate(), and cugl::Vector::Vector().
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private |
X coordinate of point.
Definition at line 362 of file cugl.h.
Referenced by cugl::Matrix::apply(), cugl::dist(), draw(), light(), cugl::operator*(), cugl::operator+(), operator+=(), cugl::operator-(), operator-=(), operator/(), cugl::operator==(), Point(), translate(), and cugl::Vector::Vector().
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private |
Y coordinate of point.
Definition at line 365 of file cugl.h.
Referenced by cugl::Matrix::apply(), cugl::dist(), draw(), light(), cugl::operator*(), cugl::operator+(), operator+=(), cugl::operator-(), operator-=(), operator/(), cugl::operator==(), Point(), translate(), and cugl::Vector::Vector().
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private |
Z coordinate of point.
Definition at line 368 of file cugl.h.
Referenced by cugl::Matrix::apply(), cugl::dist(), draw(), light(), cugl::operator*(), cugl::operator+(), operator+=(), cugl::operator-(), operator-=(), operator/(), cugl::operator==(), Point(), translate(), and cugl::Vector::Vector().


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java.lang.Object imagerecognition.ImageRecognition
public class ImageRecognition
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
private com.jhlabs.image.ContrastFilter |
contrastFilter
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private java.awt.image.BufferedImage |
image
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private java.awt.image.BufferedImage |
transformedImage
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| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
ImageRecognition()
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| Method Summary | |
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double |
calculateOffset(Feature topFeature,
Feature bottomFeature)
Calculate the angular difference between two features in degrees |
private boolean |
checkBoundary(Feature feature,
int boundaryPC)
Check if the detected feature is in the dangerzone |
(package private) static java.awt.image.BufferedImage |
deepCopy(java.awt.image.BufferedImage bi)
Provide an exact copy of a buffered image |
private void |
drawBoundary(int boundaryPC)
Draw the dangerzone boundary marker onto the image |
private void |
drawFeature(Feature feature)
Draw the feature marker on the image |
Feature |
getBottomAttitudeFeature()
Return the bottom attitude feature of the docking plate |
double |
getDockAdjustment()
Get the adjustment required for the docking face based on the instance image |
double |
getDockAdjustment(java.lang.String topImage,
java.lang.String bottomImage)
Get the adjustment required for the docking face based on two specified images |
Feature |
getTopAttitudeFeature()
Return the top attitude feature of the docking plate |
boolean |
isLOSFeatureInBoundary(int boundaryPercentage)
Check if the satellite is still within boundary |
boolean |
isSatelliteLost()
Check if the satellite has been lost |
void |
loadImage(java.lang.String filename)
Load the specified image to use for image recognition. |
void |
saveImage(java.lang.String filename)
Save the instance image to a file. |
void |
saveTransformedImage(java.lang.String filename)
Save the intermediate working instance image to a file. |
private Feature |
searchForBottomAttitudeFeature()
Algorithm to find the Bottom red dock alignment beacon from the instance image |
private Feature |
searchForLOSFeature()
Algorithm to find the blue LOS beacon from the instance image |
private Feature |
searchForTopAttitudeFeature()
Algorithm to find the top green dock alignment beacon from the instance image |
void |
setContrast(int contrast)
Apply contrast to the instance image |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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private java.awt.image.BufferedImage image
private java.awt.image.BufferedImage transformedImage
private com.jhlabs.image.ContrastFilter contrastFilter
| Constructor Detail |
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public ImageRecognition()
| Method Detail |
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public void setContrast(int contrast)
contrast
- level of contrast to applyprivate Feature searchForLOSFeature()
private Feature searchForTopAttitudeFeature()
private Feature searchForBottomAttitudeFeature()
public Feature getTopAttitudeFeature()
public Feature getBottomAttitudeFeature()
public double getDockAdjustment()
public double getDockAdjustment(java.lang.String topImage, java.lang.String bottomImage)
topImage
- qualified filename of the image containing the top alignment beaconbottomImage
- qualified filename of the image containing the bottom alignment beacon
public double calculateOffset(Feature topFeature, Feature bottomFeature)
topFeature
- bottomFeature
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public boolean isLOSFeatureInBoundary(int boundaryPercentage)
boundaryPercentage
- dangerzone boundary as a percentage of overall image
public boolean isSatelliteLost()
private void drawFeature(Feature feature)
feature
- the feature to outline on the imageprivate void drawBoundary(int boundaryPC)
boundaryPC
- dangerzone boundary as a percentage of overall imagepublic void loadImage(java.lang.String filename)
filename
- qualified image filenamepublic void saveImage(java.lang.String filename)
filename
- qualified image filenamepublic void saveTransformedImage(java.lang.String filename)
filename
- qualified image filenamestatic java.awt.image.BufferedImage deepCopy(java.awt.image.BufferedImage bi)
bi
- buffered image to copy
private boolean checkBoundary(Feature feature, int boundaryPC)
feature
- feature to be boundary checkedboundaryPC
- dangerzone boundary as a percentage of overall image
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Bitstream Interpretation Library (BIL)
0.1
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The Bitstream Interpretation Library, in short BIL, is an open library for reading and interpreting Xilinx bitstream files targeted at Virtex FPGAs. Its main features are:
For an overview of the structure of BIL, see Overview.
BIL is written in plain C++ and uses no hardware or software platform specific features. It should be compilable by every standard conforming C++ compiler.
BIL comes as a set of C++ classes that you can use directly in your project. All neccessary headers and implementation files can be found in the src folder.
If you do not want to compile BIL everytime you include it in a project, you may wish to use it as a static library. Therefore, there is a project for building BIL that way. Additionally, precompiled x86 Windows versions of the library are located in the lib folder.
Instead of integrating BIL into your project, you can also use the applications that come along with it. These are precompiled for x86 Windows (in the bin folder). For building them on your own, there are appropriate projects.
At the moment all project files are MS Visual Studio 2008 projects.
BIL is licensed under the terms of the FreeBSD License, see included LICENSE file.


| 1 | /* | |
| 2 | * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more | |
| 3 | * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with | |
| 4 | * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. | |
| 5 | * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 | |
| 6 | * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with | |
| 7 | * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
| 8 | * | |
| 9 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
| 10 | * | |
| 11 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | |
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| 13 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 14 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
| 15 | * limitations under the License. | |
| 16 | */ | |
| 17 | package org.apache.commons.collections4.functors; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | import java.io.Serializable; | |
| 20 | import java.util.Collection; | |
| 21 | ||
| 22 | import org.apache.commons.collections4.Transformer; | |
| 23 | ||
| 24 | /** | |
| 25 | * Transformer implementation that chains the specified transformers together. | |
| 26 | *
 | |
| 27 | * The input object is passed to the first transformer. The transformed result | |
| 28 | * is passed to the second transformer and so on. | |
| 29 | * | |
| 30 | * @since 3.0 | |
| 31 | * @version $Id: ChainedTransformer.java 1479337 2013-05-05 15:20:59Z tn $ | |
| 32 | */ | |
| 33 | public class ChainedTransformer<T> implements Transformer<T, T>, Serializable { | |
| 34 | ||
| 35 | /** Serial version UID */ | |
| 36 | private static final long serialVersionUID =<PHONE_NUMBER>733160196L; | |
| 37 | ||
| 38 | /** The transformers to call in turn */ | |
| 39 | private final Transformer<? super T, ? extends T>[] iTransformers; | |
| 40 | ||
| 41 | /** | |
| 42 | * Factory method that performs validation and copies the parameter array. | |
| 43 | * | |
| 44 | * @param <T> the object type | |
| 45 | * @param transformers the transformers to chain, copied, no nulls | |
| 46 | * @return the chained transformer | |
| 47 | * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the transformers array is null | |
| 48 | * @throws IllegalArgumentException if any transformer in the array is null | |
| 49 | */ | |
| 50 | public static <T> Transformer<T, T> chainedTransformer(final Transformer<? super T, ? extends T>... transformers) { | |
| 51 |
1
1. chainedTransformer : removed call to org/apache/commons/collections4/functors/FunctorUtils::validate → KILLED |
FunctorUtils.validate(transformers); |
| 52 |
1
1. chainedTransformer : negated conditional → KILLED |
if (transformers.length == 0) { |
| 53 |
1
1. chainedTransformer : mutated return of Object value for org/apache/commons/collections4/functors/ChainedTransformer::chainedTransformer to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → KILLED |
return NOPTransformer.<T>nopTransformer(); |
| 54 | } | |
| 55 |
1
1. chainedTransformer : mutated return of Object value for org/apache/commons/collections4/functors/ChainedTransformer::chainedTransformer to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → KILLED |
return new ChainedTransformer<T>(transformers); |
| 56 | } | |
| 57 | ||
| 58 | /** | |
| 59 | * Create a new Transformer that calls each transformer in turn, passing the | |
| 60 | * result into the next transformer. The ordering is that of the iterator() | |
| 61 | * method on the collection. | |
| 62 | * | |
| 63 | * @param <T> the object type | |
| 64 | * @param transformers a collection of transformers to chain | |
| 65 | * @return the chained transformer | |
| 66 | * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the transformers collection is null | |
| 67 | * @throws IllegalArgumentException if any transformer in the collection is null | |
| 68 | */ | |
| 69 | @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") | |
| 70 | public static <T> Transformer<T, T> chainedTransformer(final Collection<? extends Transformer<T, T>> transformers) { | |
| 71 |
1
1. chainedTransformer : negated conditional → KILLED |
if (transformers == null) { |
| 72 | throw new IllegalArgumentException("Transformer collection must not be null"); | |
| 73 | } | |
| 74 |
1
1. chainedTransformer : negated conditional → KILLED |
if (transformers.size() == 0) { |
| 75 |
1
1. chainedTransformer : mutated return of Object value for org/apache/commons/collections4/functors/ChainedTransformer::chainedTransformer to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → KILLED |
return NOPTransformer.<T>nopTransformer(); |
| 76 | } | |
| 77 | // convert to array like this to guarantee iterator() ordering | |
| 78 | final Transformer<T, T>[] cmds = transformers.toArray(new Transformer[transformers.size()]); | |
| 79 |
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1. chainedTransformer : removed call to org/apache/commons/collections4/functors/FunctorUtils::validate → KILLED |
FunctorUtils.validate(cmds); |
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| 96 | * Use chainedTransformer if you want that. | |
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My favorite unit from this semester was Dating, Mating, and Partnering where we explored the world of modern dating. I have included some information, articles and links that I found interesting from this unit.
You cannot talk about Modern Dating without talking about online dating. There are some key differences between meeting someone online versus meeting someone in real life and Dan Slater in his article Love in the Time of Algorithms notes these differences. For one, when you meet someone online you are falling for their "digital representation", at first at least. "Attraction tactics" that someone would display in a bar, cannot be exercised nor detected in an online setting. Despite the differences, online dating has become increasingly popular over the years.
If you go to this link you can find a visualization of how people meet over the years. As of the 2010s online has become the most popular way people meet.
The 36 questions were curated by Psychologist Arthur Aron in an attempt to foster intimacy between two people in one encounter. In this article you can see the full list of questions and learn more about their significance. Below is a video of these 36 questions in action.
One of the caveats of Modern Dating is the infinite number of choices. Aziz Ansari touched upon this in his book Modern Romance , and his show Master of None. Ansari compares dating to picking out a restaurant stating “At certain times, though this ‘I need the best” mentality can be debilitating. .. The problem is that I know somewhere there is a perfect meal for me and I have to do however much research I can to find it.” However, what he found is there is no "best option". Dr. Barry Schwartz tackles the paradox of choice by categorizing people in two categories: Maximizers & Satisficers. Maximizers are always constantly trying to find the very best option doing endless research, while Satisficers will settle for a good enough option. While Maximizers might end up making "better" choices, they are overall less happy.
This constant desire to search for the best, can be debilitating and causes online daters a lot of stress.
Quarantine has really highlighted some of the major concepts we touched upon in class over the semester. For one, people need social interaction. Erich Fromm argues in his book Art of Loving that the deepest need of a man is to overcome his separatness. He strives to leave this prison of his aloneness. As singles have unexpectedly entered quarantine, this need for social interaction has only heightened. The NY Times reported on this new world of Virtual Dating.
Dating Apps have taken a new approach due to the situation and have added video chat features to their product.


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