uiButton
ui.controls
Handles the rendering of a UI button.
Buttons, Toolbars and other UI controls can be shown using different sizes. When a uiButton is a child of uiToolbar it can inherit the size setting from uiToolbar.
uiSize
<ui-button size="{string}"> </ui-button>
The size for the button (can be inherited)


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JavaScript Web Flow for SpringWhat is it?JavaScript Web Flow for Spring is a controller component for the MVC architecture of the Spring Framework that uses scripts written in the ECMAScript language (more widely known as "JavaScript") to drive web flows. A web flow is a multi-step series of HTTP requests and responses that comprise a single logical operation (i.e. a checkout procedure in a webshop taking several webpages). JSFlow is built on top of the Mozilla Rhino ECMAScript interpreter, and leverages its support for continuations. Why does it exist?For pretty much the same purpose Spring Web Flow exists. Instead of repeating the arguments presented there, we'll just direct you to read this article about it and then return to us. Ok, then why a different implementation?While we agree with the goals Spring Web Flow strives to achieve, we are not comfortable with their flow description language of choice. Namely, they chose to describe page flows in XML. At their heart, page flows are algorithms, and we feel that describing algorithms in a first-class imperative programming language is a more natural fit for the task. It gives you the full expressive power of if, for, switch, etc. statements as well as the ability to define functions and call them from multiple places in the flow, reusing common functionality. JavaScript is close enough in syntax to Java and is easy to learn. To efficiently edit Spring Web Flow flows, you need to hand craft their XML files, a task that looks complex enough that the Spring community started developing graphical editors for maintaining flowgraph XML documents in response to the complexity. In contrast, you can edit a JavaScript web flow in any text editor you'd otherwise find fit for writing a snippet of JavaScript in. So, it boils down to a matter of having more than one choice if you want to develop web applications with Spring. If you're comfortable with flows expressed in XML, and eventually being forced to use graphical IDE graph builders to describe control flow of a program, use Spring Web Flow, may it do ya fine. If you prefer writing the same control flow in a proper programming language, you might discover JavaScript Web Flow for Spring is right for you. By using continuations, the state of your script is recorded in an encapsulation of its call stack (together with all local variables) whenever it sends back a HTTP response. Not only does it allow you to store state between two requests simply in script local variables, it also opens up quite wild possibilities. Namely, the users of your web application can navigate at will in your web application: use the back button of their browser few times then continue from there, or even open a new window at a backed page and diverge in two different directions. Your web application will seamlessly assume the script states appropriate for the current page on the next request, as those states aren't thrown away And remember that you only had to write a single, structured, mostly linear script for all of this! The system manages the mapping of user's unpredictable browsing behaviors to your structured-programming script for you! At the moment, continuations can be stored in-memory, bound to a HTTP session, or for more sophisticated applications, they can be persisted to a JDBC data source or even let to be managed by the client's browser! Smart stubbing of shared objects is employed that both minimizes the size of the serialized state and allows continuations to be resumed in a different JVM than the one that originally created them, allowing for clustering and failover scenarios. Getting startedWe provide a tutorial that builds on the example webapp that ships with the distribution. Other players in the spaceWe already mentioned the Spring's default Spring Web Flow implementation. Apache Coccoon also has a web flow engine based on Rhino, but that engine would probably be hard to integrate into Spring proper. |


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Opolis which is Latin derivation for city.
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Video: Paul Pogba provides positive injury update as Man United star posts video of himself working on fitness in the gym
by Sam WilkinsPaul Pogba has given Man United a bit of hope regarding his fitness levels, after the Red Devils midfielder posted a video of himself working in the gym as he works his way back from injury.
Pogba has been out for some time after picking up an injury against Leicester back in September, with the Frenchman playing just once for the club since then.
Although now, it seems like the French international is nearing a return from injury after he posted a video of himself working in the gym in the US.
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CONSELF it is a pay-per-use CFD application available via browser. In order to enjoy this service, you must activate one of the available plans.
The plans currently available are mainly two:
With the subscription the user obtains a certain number of credits. Since each credit represents 1 CPU/hour of usage of CONSELF hardware resources, it is not possible to use the web application without a subscription activated. The credits calculation only starts when the process is actually submitted and in RUNNING status - so the whole settings phase has absolutely no influence on the amount of credits used.
In case the process returns an ERROR message, the credits used are not charged to the user balance.
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A channel to discuss mining. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 04:27 AM
clever
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 04:28 AM
still haven't sorted which idea I like better or how to perfect either
but I have decided that if I still haven't hit a VRSC block by the time I get up in the am, I'm done trying to mine it
bill collectors don't seem to like hearing "but I should hit a block any day now"
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 04:31 AM
Yeah put my PC back on mining it... seems pointless at 150MH
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 04:33 AM
seems pointless @ 350
besides, I need that setup as part of my winning 40% of all blocks in the 50/50 test
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 04:35 AM
I made some great progress on that, but likely all you need is 90% of the hash for the first 1000 blocks and you wont be able to lose.
I have data pushed live to a CSV being served to the net, I use that to count segids to decide where to send mined funds
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 04:36 AM
it'll cost someone 0.125 BTC to rent what I already have for the PoW part
plus whatever I opt to rent
100% of the PoW for the 1st 1000 blocks is still only 500 blocks
it'll take more than that to win
much more
hell, I lost the last one by a ton and I think I had like 1100 when we finished
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 04:40 AM
My setup is destroying whoever is left on that test now
Works perfectly for the PoS side
highly randomised distribution
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 04:41 AM
well, james took out the "if"s that made the C chain work and I couldn't do anymore after I updated for the 50/50(edited)
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 04:41 AM
it appears to select small UTXOs at the start leaving larger ones until later, at which time they have plenty of age....
the the small ones just sont get selected for a long time.
still waiting to see if they ever get a turn, if not a redistribution with larger UTXO will be needed after some time.
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 04:42 AM
lol I had big ones that never got selected
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 04:42 AM
were you using lots of deamons?
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 04:42 AM
2
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 04:43 AM
I found with all address imported into 2 deamon the wallet is usless... calling a listunspent takes forever.
sodivided 8 address to each deamon
and have anohter 2 deamons to control everything and count stats and send coins
its fucking complicated to use lol
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 04:44 AM
I figure on running tuesday like "normal" and then adding vmware to server on wednesday and splitting off a few vms
50/50 makes it a lot easier for me to stay in top 3
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 04:46 AM
Already have 2 VM's of 8 cores each going... but he newset jl777 branch is not working on Debian9 (or GCC 6 ) so I need to compile komodo on ubuntu then copy it over scp to the public facing VM. PITA hopefullly they find a fix before the test.

ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 05:09 AM
fek me, I can't find 1 damn failover KMD pool to use
even hellcatz's pool comes up as "Dead"
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 05:13 AM
that solomining pool doesn't work for me
could not locate bindings file (edited)
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 05:18 AM
bindings file?
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 05:18 AM
nfi
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 05:18 AM
did you npm install?
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 05:19 AM
I just copied the install steps one by one and it complains of a mising bindings file somewhere in the node_moduels directory
yes
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 05:19 AM
what version of node are you using?
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 05:19 AM
I remeber on my chips pool, I needed some exact node version maybe its that.. debian didnt have node in apt-get so I just used 8
I think.. but it may have upodated itself to 10
npm 6.1.0
nodejs 8.11.3
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 05:21 AM
any 8+ should be good
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 05:21 AM
hmmm...
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 05:22 AM
no clue about npm version, I don't think I've ever known what version of npm I was using
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 05:23 AM
its looking for a file called bignum.node but there is no file ending with .node
bignum.cc binding.gyp index.js package.json README.markdown
only these
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 05:25 AM
$ nvm use 8
Now using node v8.11.1 (npm v6.1.0)
So, it's not a node/npm issue
if you can pastebin (or the like) the actual error output, I might could see it
odd, it works for me with the former and I get that same error with the latter
try npm update then npm start maybe?
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 05:32 AM
yea just deleted it and going to start again ...
hmmm it started with the zcash config... but obviously failed.. trying my POS testchain now
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 05:35 AM
for anything PoS (or even part PoS), it may need editing in order to work without a shit ton of errors for PoW not being PoS
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 05:41 AM
yeah it complained for a while of RPC errors but then they stopped... will see. I dont really need it for that, but its good test on to see if I can get it at least close to working.
there is 0 point pointing 1.5ksol at the test chain...
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 05:45 AM
so, you got it workingish?
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 05:46 AM
no
the RPC user and Pass are copy psted direct from conf.... and it just floods incorrect rpc user/pass
port is right aswell
ComputerGenie24-Jul-18 06:00 AM
did you allow the IP of the stratum host in the coin config?
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 06:04 AM
dunno why it didnt work with POSTEST64D but its working with RFOX... just need to point some hash at it now.
thanks for the help
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 07:12 AM
I gave up with that pool... managed to get it submitting shares... but it didnt find any blocks even with 270H/s.
and it kept polling the deamon too much on RPC... flooding errors.
ytrying kmd-nomp not sure it working though I am getting a LOT of errors on npm update
jansako24-Jul-18 07:22 AM
one sec
definitive guide:
just installed the KMD dependencies
just do
sudo apt-get install build-essential pkg-config libc6-dev m4 g++-multilib autoconf libtool ncurses-dev unzip git python zlib1g-dev wget bsdmainutils automake libboost-all-dev libssl-dev libprotobuf-dev protobuf-compiler libqt4-dev libqrencode-dev libdb++-dev ntp ntpdate vim software-properties-common curl libcurl4-gnutls-dev cmake clang
right away on the fresh install (sudo apt-get update first)
then nodejs 8.xx (https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/#debian-and-ubuntu-based-linux-distributions)
then redis
then libsodium
then z-nomp
thanks will try it... I better not need ANOTHER VM just to run it... starting to get a bit overloaded on the server lol
jansako24-Jul-18 07:24 AM
I got a refurb Dell Optiplex for $100 to run my local one
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 07:25 AM
hgmmmm I think those are the steps I followed exactly... maybe I can remove node.js and install it again. This is on a VM on my notary node... I cant really afford to wipe the VM and start again.... :S
jansako24-Jul-18 07:26 AM
yes, once you put a later node version, it is F-d... at least for me, I always blow the VM and start over
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 07:26 AM
you can downgrade it... but its still on 8 so that should be ok
jansako24-Jul-18 07:26 AM
there is a step to update node in the z-nomp instructions, if you do that it no longer works
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 07:27 AM
ahhh maybe thats it
jansako24-Jul-18 07:27 AM
I know you can, it just never worked for me. get stuck on the 'bignum' modules at that point(edited)
blackjok3r24-Jul-18 07:28 AM
yep thats what its doing here... so it must have somehow updated


pingouin.kruskal¶
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pingouin.
kruskal
(data=None, dv=None, between=None, detailed=False)¶ Kruskal-Wallis H-test for independent samples.
- Parameters
- data
pandas.DataFrame
DataFrame
- dvstring
Name of column containing the dependent variable.
- betweenstring
Name of column containing the between factor.
- data
- Returns
- stats
pandas.DataFrame
'H'
: The Kruskal-Wallis H statistic, corrected for ties'p-unc'
: Uncorrected p-value'dof'
: degrees of freedom
- stats
Notes
The Kruskal-Wallis H-test tests the null hypothesis that the population median of all of the groups are equal. It is a non-parametric version of ANOVA. The test works on 2 or more independent samples, which may have different sizes.
Due to the assumption that H has a chi square distribution, the number of samples in each group must not be too small. A typical rule is that each sample must have at least 5 measurements.
NaN values are automatically removed.
Examples
Compute the Kruskal-Wallis H-test for independent samples.
>>> from pingouin import kruskal, read_dataset >>> df = read_dataset('anova') >>> kruskal(data=df, dv='Pain threshold', between='Hair color') Source ddof1 H p-unc Kruskal Hair color 3 10.58863 0.014172


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1.21.x Stable Releases
This document describes releases leading up to the 1.21.x stable series.
1.21.1rc0 (6/16/2020)
N.B.: No further releases are expected in the 1.21.x stable series. This .1rc0 release is for those upgrading through stable versions who wish to retain pytest console coverage support in Pants "v1".
Bugfixes
- Restore pytest coverage console report. (#10022) PR #10022
1.21.0 (10/14/2019)
The first stable release of the 1.21.x series, with no changes since the previous rc!
1.21.0rc0 (09/23/2019)
New Features
- Add "did you mean" functionality to runtime Param mismatches. (#8315) PR #8315
Bugfixes
- Fix support for running pants from source in other repositories. (#8297) PR #8297
Refactoring, Improvements, and Tooling
- Upgrade to Pex 1.6.11. (#8287) PR #8287
- Implement critical path algorithm in Graph (#8308) PR #8308
- Bump to latest zinc and remove the extractor. (#8246) PR #8246
- Skip test_ctypes_third_party_integration due to network failure. (#8317) PR #8317
- repr() exceptions when logging/stringifying them. (#8230) PR #8230
- On stats v2, use json body, API will support uploading multiple builds in a single call (#8305) PR #8305
- Hide zinc-compiler BareBonesLogger behind flag (#8295) PR #8295
- Port 5 more integration tests to V2 remote execution (#8304) PR #8304
- Port backend/codegen and backend/python integration tests to V2 remote execution (#8293) PR #8293
- Default in CI to remote execution for integration tests (#8298) Issue #8113, PR #8298
- Increase zinc_compile_integration_test timeouts. (#8296) PR #8296
- Port backend/jvm integration tests to remote execution (#8273) PR #8273
1.21.0.dev1 (09/14/2019)
New Features
API Changes
- Invoke Pants via module in ITs. (#8265) Issue #707 PR #8265
Bugfixes
Refactoring, Improvements, and Tooling
- Use more precise test discovery for V2 Pytest runner (#8281) PR #8281
- Pipe is_executable both ways in FileContent (#8271) PR #8271
- Refactor code of remote.rs (#8276) PR #8276
- Use InputFilesContent instead of InputFileContent (#8272) PR #8272 PR #8226
- Remove unused backend/jvm integration test (#8264) PR #8264
- Port ~20 integration tests to remote execution (#8262) Issue #8113 PR #8262
- Run all contrib integration tests using V2 remote execution (#8261) Issue #8113 PR #8261
- Port tasks, base, and awslambda integration tests to V2 (#8259) PR #8259 PR #8257
- Refactor init code and tests (#8258) PR #8258
- pants.pex used for tests always includes pants.ini (#8260) PR #8260 PR #8259
- Properly depend on plugins in chrooted integration tests (#8257) Issue #8113 PR #8257
- Refactor pathlib.Path usages to use multiple path segments constructor (#8255) PR #8255
- Run first few integration tests through remote execution (#8210) Issue #8113 PR #8210
- Fixup release.sh getopts / usage. (#8254) PR #8254
- Log computed information in RunTracker (#8237) PR #8237
1.21.0.dev0 (09/06/2019)
API Changes
- New intrinsic InputFileContent -> Digest (#8226) PR #8226
Bugfixes
- fix exception handling of KeyboardInterrupt during startup (#8182) PR #8182
- Use correct function on list (#8238) PR #8238
- Support omitting the test sources themselves from coverage. (#8208) PR #8208
- Use NGContext.exit() instead of sys.exit(). (#8239) PR #8239
- Disable pantsd in inner runs. (#7884) PR #7884
- Fix error when uploading stats to stats storage (#8233) PR #8233
- Fix custom panic handler (#4884) (#8219) PR #4884 PR #8219
Refactoring, Improvements, and Tooling
- Quash warnings about missing dyn in generated code (#8245) PR #8245
- Split store into lib, local, remote modules (#8244) PR #8244
- Use ./pants.pex, not ./pants, to run internal integration tests (#8183) Issue #8113 Issue #8209 PR #8183
- Refactor auth logic out of RunTracker and into BasicAuth (#8211) PR #8211
Documentation
- Update notes for the hotfix for 1.20 release (#8240) PR #8240
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| 031:027 Khan | : |
And if all the trees on the earth were pens and the sea (were ink wherewith to write), with seven seas behind it to add to its (supply), yet the Words of Allah would not be exhausted. Verily, Allah is All-Mighty, All-Wise. |
| 031:027 Maulana | : |
And if all the trees in the earth were pens, and the sea with seven more seas added to it (were ink), the worlds of Allah would not be exhausted. Surely Allah is Mighty, Wise. |
| 031:027 Pickthal | : |
And if all the trees in the earth were pens, and the sea, with seven more seas to help it, (were ink), the words of Allah could not be exhausted. Lo! Allah is Mighty, Wise. |
| 031:027 Rashad | : |
If all the trees on earth were made into pens, and the ocean supplied the ink, augmented by seven more oceans, the words of GOD would not run out. GOD is Almighty, Most Wise. |
| 031:027 Sarwar | : |
If all the trees in the earth were pens and the ocean, with seven more oceans, were ink still these could not suffice to record all the Words of God. God is Majestic and All-wise. |
| 031:027 Shakir | : |
And were every tree that is in the earth (made into) pens and the sea (to supply it with ink), with seven more seas to increase it, the words of Allah would not come to an end; surely Allah is Mighty, Wise. |
| 031:027 Sherali | : |
And if all the trees that are in the earth were pens, and the ocean - seven more oceans to replenish it - were ink, the words of ALLAH would not be exhausted. Surely, ALLAH is Mighty, Wise. |
| 031:027 Yusufali | : |
And if all the trees on earth were pens and the ocean (were ink), with seven oceans behind it to add to its (supply), yet would not the words of Allah be exhausted (in the writing): for Allah is Exalted in Power, full of Wisdom. |
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New Features
GroupICAT v4.0a (May 02, 2015):
- Group ICA command line tool ("gica_cmd") is now added to the toolbox. Batch script can be run with minimal options from the MATLAB command line.
- Two more PCA methods are now integrated in the GIFT toolbox (early work based on: S. Rachakonda and V. D. Calhoun, "Efficient Data Reduction in Group ICA Of fMRI Data," in Proc. HBM, Seattle, WA, 2013, and in two papers currently under review)
- Option to do PCA using Multi power iteration (MPOWIT) is now added. MPOWIT accelerates subspace iteration approach to extract dominant components from the data with very high accuracy in only a few iterations. MPOWIT can be run with data available in memory or by loading one data-set at a time.
- Subsampled time PCA (STP) based on three data reduction method is now integrated in the toolbox. STP avoids whitening in the intermediate PCA step and PCA subspace is updated based on previous group estimates and new group entered. [note this addresses previous issues related to performance of three-step PCA]
- Parallel computing is now incorporated. Group ICA makes use of parallel computing toolbox to speed up the analysis stage. If parallel computing toolbox is not available, independent MATLAB sessions are used to speed up the process. The following tools are run in parallel:
- Dimensionality Estimation
- Subject level PCA
- Stability analysis using ICASSO or Minimum spanning tree (MST)
- Back reconstruction using spatial temporal regression or MOO-ICAR methods
- Scaling components
- Removing components
- Standalone image display tools like montage, orthogonal viewer, rendering and grouping components by network names are now integrated.
- Option is provided to summarize group ICA results using an HTML report.
- Spatial dynamic functional connectivity toolbox (sDFNC) is integrated. sDFNC toolbox is based on paper S. Ma, V. Calhoun, R. Phlypo and T. Adali, “Dynamic changes of spatial function network connectivity in healthy individuals and schizophrenia patients using independent vector analysis”, NeuroImage, 90 (2014), 196-206.
- Options are now provided to run both temporal and spatial ICA on pre-processed data directly.
GroupICAT v3.0a (May 21, 2013):
- A new dynamic functional network connectivity (dFNC) toolbox is integrated within the GIFT toolbox. Please see E. Allen, E. Damaraju, S. M. Plis, E. Erhardt, T. Eichele, and V. D.Calhoun, "Tracking whole-brain connectivity dynamics in the resting state", Cereb Cortex, in press. The approach has also recently been validated using concurrent EEG/fMRI (see E. Allen, T. Eichele, L. Wu, and V. D. Calhoun, "EEG Signatures of Functional Connectivity States," in Human Brain Mapping, Seattle, WA, 2013).
- A new algorithm for independent vector analysis (IVA-GL) is integrated into the GIFT toolbox. IVA-GL uses multi-variate gaussian prior and laplacian prior to do source separation from the data. Please see M. Anderson, T. Adali, & X.-L. Li, "Joint Blind Source Separation of Multivariate Gaussian Sources: Algorithms and Performance Analysis," IEEE Trans. Signal Process., 2012, 60, 1672-1683) and T. Kim, H. T. Attias, S.-Y. Lee, & T.-W. Lee, "Blind Source Separation Exploiting Higher-Order Frequency Dependencies," IEEE Trans. Audio Speech Lang. Process., 2007, 15, 70-79.
- Multivariate Objective Optimization ICA with Reference (MOO-ICAR) is now integrated in the GIFT toolbox. MOO-ICAR uses a no data reduction approach and aggregate component maps from previous group ICA analysis as reference to estimate sources of interest for each subject. Please see Y. Du, Y. Fan, "Group information guided ICA for fMRI data analysis", NeuroImage 69: 157-197 (2013).
- Constrained ICA (Spatial) approach is updated to allow for the no data reduction approach similar to MOO-ICAR method above.
- PCA using eigen decomposition method is modified to compute the covariance matrix along the smallest dimension of the data.
- Statistics tool to compute T-test, ANOVA and Multiple Regression on subject ICA loading coefficients have now been added to the SBM toolbox.
GroupICAT v2.0d with the release date March 31, 2010:
- Added data pre-processing options like intensity normalization, variance
normalization and removing mean time-series. Intensity normalization is
recommended for maximizing the reliability and replicability of the components.
Please see E. Allen, E. Erhardt, T. Eichele, A. R. Mayer, and V. D. Calhoun, "Comparison of pre-normalization methods on the accuracy of group ICA results," in Proc. HBM, Barcelona, Spain, 2010 for more details.
- Added expectation maximization option to PCA computation (S.Roweis, "EM
algorithms for PCA and sensible PCA", Advances in Neural Information Processing
Systems. 1998). EM PCA has fewer memory constraints compared to covariance based
PCA and is the preferred method for very large data-set analysis.
- All the subsequent analysis MAT files after PCA with the exception of
ICASSO will be converted to single precision if you have selected single
precision in the PCA options. This is recommended for maximizing the number of
data sets given a fixed amount of RAM.
- GICA3 back reconstruction method was released as an update to GroupICAT
v2.0c. GICA3 is the recommended method for reconstructing individual subject
components with the most accurate spatial maps and timecourses. GICA3 has two
desirable properties that the sum of the subject spatial maps is the aggregate
spatial map and the product of the time courses and spatial maps estimate the
data to the accuracy of the PCA's. We have performed extensive comparison with 3
different PCA/data-reduction approaches and 4 back-reconstruction approaches
including spatio-temporal regression/dual regression. These approaches are
included as options in GIFT. Please see E. Erhardt, S. Rachakonda, E. Bedrick, T. Adali, and V. D. Calhoun, "Comparison of multi-subject ICA methods for analysis of fMRI data," in Proc. HBM, Barcelona, Spain, 2010.
- Component images sign in ICA is flipped based on the skewness measure of
the distribution (previously it was flipped based upon the maximum voxel).
- Subject component image distributions are centered to zero by default when
scaling component images. Centering is done based on the peak of the
distribution.
- "icatb_mem_ica.m" script is updated to include all the data reduction
strategies and will give a close estimate of how much RAM is required for all
the analysis types.
- ICASSO can now be acessed from Setup ICA GUI.
- Dimensionality estimation source code ("icatb_estimate_dimension.m")
developed by Leo Li is now available.
- Batch script doesn't read "numOfPC3" variable if only two data reduction
steps are used.
- Bug was fixed in the back reconstruction code (GroupICAT v2.0c Updates,
March 11, 2010) to handle "Constrained ICA (Spatial)" algorithm.
- Covariance options is replaced with PCA options and will be available when
you select the PCA type in Setup ICA GUI.
GroupICAT v2.0c with the release date August 17, 2009:
- Enabled two data reduction steps in Setup ICA when the number of subjects
is greater than 10.
- Two data reduction steps method is handled better in terms of memory usage
for analyzing very large datasets.
- Added C-MEX files for computing eigen values of a symmetric matrix using
packed storage scheme (this approach is slightly slower, but less memory
intensive).
- Added spatial-temporal back reconstruction approach (this is an alternative
approach to back-reconstruction and computes a spatial regression of the
aggregate component images onto each timepoint of the single subject data and
then computes a temporal regression of the single subject component timecourses
onto each voxels timecourse). Results are quite similar to back-reconstruction
using the PCA de-whitening matrix.
GroupICAT v2.0b with the release date April 2, 2009:
- Single trial amplitudes utility based on Dr. Tom Eichele's work is now
added to the GIFT toolbox.
- Added an option in the batch script to select the input data using regular
expression pattern match. This can be used to get the directories that are
highly nested.
- We now remove the limitation to use MATLAB Statistics toolbox to compute
statistics on the time courses.
- Added Multiple Regression design criteria in the Stats on time courses GUI.
- Percent variance calculation is added in the Utilities Section.
GroupICAT v2.0a with the release date April 11, 2008:
- We now provide EEGIFT toolbox for analyzing group ICA on EEG data (By Tom
Eichele). EEGIFT contains options for importing data in .SET format from EEGLAB
and visualization methods for viewing group ICA components. Both GIFT and EEGIFT
are subsumed within GroupICAT v2.0a.
- Temporal sorting in GIFT is optimized. We load .MAT files for individual
subject components instead of using time course images.
- Event average using deconvolution method (By Tom Eichele) is implemented.
- Event average utility in main figure window now has the options for
selecting multiple regressors and components. Event average results will be
written as .MAT files.
- Slider callback is optimized when very large number of time courses are
plotted using "Split-timecourses" utility.
GIFT v1.3d with the release date Dec 18, 2007:
- GUI for doing statistical testing of time courses (beta weights) is
included.
- Right-left text plotted during display is changed in this version to
make it consistent with SPM convention (Neurological convention).
- Flip parameter for analyze images is stored in ICA parameter file and
will give a warning message whenever flip parameter is changed during
display.
- Statistics are done on component images and time courses even if the
time points are different.
- Latest SPM updates for volume functions are installed.
- File selection window contains an option to enter a subset of Nifti
files and an edit button to change the file selection.
GIFT v1.3c with the release date Jan 8, 2007:
- Constrained ICA (Spatial) algorithm developed by Qiu-Hua Lin is added to
the GIFT toolbox.
- Default mask calculation is changed such that Boolean AND operation is
performed on each data-set.
- PCA, ICA, Calibration MAT files contain only the voxels that are in the
mask. Atleast 30% - 40% disk space will be saved.
- Both batch script and setup ICA GUI share the same code.
- Dimensionality estimation step is now batched.
- Display methods can now be accessed through a batch file.
- Error messages are reported with the line numbers on Matlab 7.
GIFT v1.3b with the release date Apri1 21, 2006:
- Now writes analyze images compatible with SPM2.
- Component images are detrended while converting to Z-scores.
GIFT v1.3a with the release date March 15 2006:
- Now reads functional data in Nifti or 4D Analyze format.
- New MDL Algorithm for estimating the number of components.
- Pre-compiled ICA algorithms: Erica, Simbec, Jade Opac, EVD and Amuse can
now be run on Matlab 7.
- Option is provided to compress image files to zip format (to reduce the
number of files and disk space).
- v1.3a reads the images from the previous version but older versions
cannot read the images written using the new version.
- Correlation, regression, kurtosis and maximum voxel results are saved to
a text file. The text file location will be printed to the command prompt.
- Manual is updated to include additional examples of temporal sorting and
using output regression parameters, as well as statistical analysis of
images using SPM2.
- Display GUI and setup ICA GUI are changed to minimize the selection
process.
- Option is provide to calculate stats and event average under Utilities
drop down box.
GIFT v1.2c with the release date 28 June, 2005:
- Data-sets can be analyzed with different number of images or scans but
voxel dimensions should be the same.
- Error checking is done when SPM2 design matrix is loaded. Number of
images of data-set is checked with the nscans field in SPM structure.
- Regressors specific to session can be selected during temporal sorting.
- Higher order detrending is provided when the components are sorted
temporally.
- Multiple Regression step is optimized in sorting components.
GIFT v1.2b with the release date 18, March 2005:
- Semi-blind ICA algorithm created by Vince Calhoun is added to the
toolbox.
- Data reduction step is optimized in the ICA analysis step. Estimating
components and the group ICA run faster than the previous version.
- New user interface is provided to select the reference functions while
sorting the components.
- After the components are temporally sorted using Multiple Regression as
sorting criteria, ICA Time courses can be adjusted by right clicking on the
axis. ICA time courses are adjusted by removing the nuisance parameters and
the regression coefficients other than the selected reference function.
- In the event related average option is provided to select the reference
function.
- In batch scripts option is provided to specify one design matrix for all
subjects. Components can be visualized using the Display GUI.
- Fixed bug in batch scripts when subject folder names with variable
length are specified.
GIFT v1.2a with the release date 26 November, 2004:
- New user interface for Setup ICA is provided. ICA parameters and
algorithms can be easily switched. Help button is included adjacent to each
parameter.
- Event related average for the ICA time course is calculated based on the
onsets of the given SPM model or design matrix.
- Time course window for multiple subjects and sessions is shown in a new
figure window with a scroll bar.
- New color maps for the composite viewer are provided. A maximum of five
different color bars are plotted.
- Batch script with two sample text files is provided. The explanation of
the parameters is given in the help manual.
- Interactive file selection window is updated to show the number of
selected files and directory history.
- Regression parameters or the coefficients are written to .mat and .txt
files when the components are sorted with Multiple Regression sorting
criteria.
GIFT v1.1d with the release date 14 October, 2004 (Released for the ICA
Class at the Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center):
- Estimating number of independent components from the fMRI data is
included. The number of components estimated is shown to the user before
selecting the number of principal components.
- HTML Help Manual is provided. When the help button is pressed HTML Help
is opened in the default browser.
- Maximum Voxel sorting criteria is added to sort components spatially
based on the spatial template selected.
- Optimal ICA algorithm created by Baoming Hong and Vince Calhoun is
added.
- Interactive file selection window is added instead of using the spm_get
function.
GIFT v1.01d with the release date 13 September, 2004:
- Components can be spatially sorted by using a template image which
contains regions of interest. Sample templates are provided in the folder
'icatb_templates' with names 'LeftTemplate.img' and 'RightTemplate.img'.
- All the analysis information is stored in a log file which ends with
'_results.log'. This file gets appended every time when you run the analysis
with the same prefix for the output files.
- The parameters involved in the ICA and PCA step are shown to the user
when the subject files are already selected.
- Scroll bar is provided for the edit and pop up controls in the input
dialog box for selecting the ICA options.
- Any error occurring during setting up the analysis, running the analysis
or displaying the results is shown to the user.
- Fixed bug with correlation sorting criteria - When 'temporal' is
selected in 'Select Sorting Type' option and 'Select All Subjects and
Sessions' is selected in 'What do you want to sort?' option.
- Horizontal scroll bar in all the dialog boxes is turned off.
GIFT v1.01c with the release date 20 August, 2004:
- Number of partitions option in Setup ICA Analysis is turned off.
- Normalize model time course checkbox option removed for the components
that are not sorted in the figure window which will be displayed when
clicked on the time course window.
- Defaults in the 'icatb_defaults.m' file are applied to display GUI
window. Option is provided to the user to change the defaults. Time courses
can be smoothed by replacing the parameter 'SMOOTHPARA' from 'no' to 'yes'
and the value can be changed by giving different values to 'SMOOTHINGVALUE'
parameter in 'icatb_defaults.m' file.Four options for detrending time
courses are provided in case of sorting with the Multiple Regression sorting
criteria.
- The 'DETRENDNUMBER' parameter in 'icatb_defaults.m' file can be changed
from '0' to '3' depending on the type of detrending you want to do. Comments
are included in the 'icatb_defaults.m' file which explains what
'DETRENDNUMBER' means.
GIFT v1.01b with the release date 28 July, 2004:
- Fixed bug for the components to be sorted when you use combination of
"No design matrix" in the Setup ICA Analysis and "select model for every
subject" in Sort Components GUI. New dialog boxes for showing the directions
about the toolbox.
- New input dialog box for ICA algorithms which can incorporate any number
of inputs from the user.
- Detrend is done prior to concatenation of the time courses in sorting
components.
- Line fit is shown along with the model and ICA time courses for Multiple
Regression sorting criteria. Help button which explains how to use Group ICA
Toolbox.
- Status bar in the run analysis button which shows how much percentage of
the analysis is done.ICA algorithms like Simbec, Evd, Jade Opac and Amuse
are included in compiled version.
- Option for selecting one regressor or multiple regressors is removed in
sorting components GUI.


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**Chapter 7: Ortho-normal Bases**
In the last chapter we developed methods to generate random directions relative to the Z-axis. We’d
like to do that relative to a surface normal vector. An ortho-normal basis (ONB) is a collection of
three mutually orthogonal unit vectors.  A picture is a result of the
relative positions/orientations of the camera and scene, so as long as the camera and scene are
described in the same coordinate system, all is well.
Suppose we have an origin $\mathbf{O}$ and cartesian unit vectors $\vec{x}$, $\vec{y}$, and
$\vec{z}$. When we say a location is (3, -2, 7), we really are saying:
$$ \text{Location is } \mathbf{O} + 3\vec{x} - 2\vec{y} + 7\vec{z} $$
If we want to measure coordinates in another coordinate system with origin $\mathbf{O}’$ and basis
vectors $\vec{U}$, $\vec{V}$, and $\vec{W}$, we can just find the numbers $(u, v, w)$ such that:
$$ \text{Location is } \mathbf{O}’ + u\vec{U} + v\vec{V} + w\vec{W} $$
If you take an intro graphics course, there will be a lot of time spent on coordinate systems and
4×4 coordinate transformation matrices. Pay attention, it’s important stuff in graphics! But we
won’t need it. What we need to is generate random directions with a set distribution relative to
$\vec{n}$. We don’t need an origin because a direction is relative to no specified origin. We do
need two cotangent vectors that are mutually perpendicular to $\vec{n}$ and each other.
Some models will come with at least one cotangent vector. The hard case of making an ONB is when we
just have one vector. Suppose we have any vector $\vec{a}$ that is not zero length or parallel to
$\vec{n}$. We can get to vectors $\vec{s}$ and $\vec{t}$ parallel to $\vec{n}$ by using the property
of the cross product that $\vec{c} \times \vec{d}$ is perpendicular to both $\vec{c}$ and $\vec{d}$:
$$ \vec{t} = \text{unit_vector}(\vec{a} \times \vec{n}) $$
$$ \vec{s} = \vec{t} \times \vec{n} $$
The catch is, we don’t have an $\vec{a}$ and if we pick a particular one at some point we will get
an $\vec{n}$ parallel to $\vec{a}$. A common method is to use an if-statement to determine whether
$\vec{n}$ is a particular axis, and if not, use that axis.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
if (fabs(n.x()) > 0.9)
a = (0, 1, 0)
else
a = (1, 0, 0)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Once we have an ONB and we have a $random(x,y,z)$ relative the the Z-axis we can get the vector
relative to $\vec{n}$ as:
$$ \text{Random vector} = \vec{x} \cdot \vec{s} + \vec{y} \cdot \vec{t} + \vec{z} \cdot \vec{n} $$
You may notice we used similar math to get rays from a camera. That could be viewed as a change to
the camera’s natural coordinate system. Should we make a class for ONBs or are utility functions
enough? I’m not sure, but let’s make a class because it won't really be more complicated than
utility functions:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ C++
class onb
{
public:
onb() {}
inline vec3 operator[](int i) const { return axis[i]; }
vec3 u() const { return axis[0]; }
vec3 v() const { return axis[1]; }
vec3 w() const { return axis[2]; }
vec3 local(float a, float b, float c) const { return a*u() + b*v() + c*w(); }
vec3 local(const vec3& a) const { return a.x()*u() + a.y()*v() + a.z()*w(); }
void build_from_w(const vec3&);
vec3 axis[3];
};
void onb::build_from_w(const vec3& n) {
axis[2] = unit_vector(n);
vec3 a;
if (fabs(w().x()) > 0.9)
a = vec3(0, 1, 0);
else
a = vec3(1, 0, 0);
axis[1] = unit_vector( cross( w(), a ) );
axis[0] = cross(w(), v());
}
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
We can rewrite our Lambertian material using this to get:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ C++
bool scatter(
const ray& r_in,
const hit_record& rec,
vec3& alb,
ray& scattered,
float& pdf) const
{
onb uvw;
uvw.build_from_w(rec.normal);
vec3 direction = uvw.local(random_cosine_direction() );
scattered = ray(rec.p, unit_vector(direction), r_in.time());
alb = albedo->value(rec.u, rec.v, rec.p);
pdf = dot(uvw.w(), scattered.direction()) / M_PI;
return true;
}
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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The Cranberries: Grammy nomination a fitting full stop
by Jordan Kenny"The Cranberries is four members, Dolores, Mike, Noel, and Fergal and it's not really The Cranberries without any one of those members."
So says the band's drummer Fergal Lawler as he quashes any notion that they could continue without iconic front woman Dolores O'Riordan.
A first ever Grammy nomination, a fitting full stop for one of Ireland's most successful bands.
"It came as a shock," says Fergal, talking about the moment he heard the band were up for Best Rock Album at the 2020 awards.
"I was really surprised actually, and honoured."
The nod for their latest album, In The End, is the first Grammy recognition for a band born in 1989.
Although "delighted" to receive the prestigious nomination, it is understandably bittersweet.
The album was recorded following the death of The Cranberries' lead singer in January 2018.
Millions around the globe mourned the 46-year-old's passing, with Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar describing Dolores as "Limerick's greatest ever rock star".
"There isn't a day goes by that she doesn't pop into my head, especially with something like this," says Fergal.
"She would love to go to that awards ceremony and get dressed up and have a great night out."
After releasing the album, the band announced it would be their last.
And making it was probably "one of the most difficult things we've ever done," says Fergal.
Dolores' voice is used on the tracks, taken from demos she recorded in the months before her death.
"The first day especially, I just thought, 'I don't know how we're going to do this', everyone was really sad and emotional.
"The second day, I think, we said, 'Look we've a job to do here and if we're moping around the studio we're not going to give it our best'.
"We had to really focus on that and try and make the songs as good as possible, otherwise we just wouldn't be doing justice to her songs.
"In the evening time, when you'd get a chance to reflect on the day and listen back to what you've done, that's when it would hit you again. Because she'd normally come in in the evening time, do her vocal, and then she obviously wasn't there to come in."
Releasing new music after Dolores' death was a decision the band didn't take lightly.
"We thought about it for a while," says Fergal.
Encouragement from the late singer's family to "give it a go" spurred the band members on.
After just one week in the studio the group already had the first few songs in the can.
A new album is usually promoted with a tour, but in this case the band won't be hitting the road without their inspirational front woman.
'That certain sound'
"It's just the sound we had when we played together, it's something that happened, you can't really put your finger on it."
"When the four of us were in a room together there was that certain sound that came out."
But could bringing in a replacement singer be something the band would ever consider?
"When we were doing promotion for this album a lot of people were asking that question.
"I think it's a bit tacky that whole thing, it's like a tribute band or something.
"People suggested the hologram thing... I never entertained anything like that, it's just not for me."
'We didn't realise how big it had gotten'
Rewinding through the decades to when the band first came to prominence Fergal says "we were so caught up in playing and touring that we didn't really realise how big it had gotten".
"It was near Christmas time (in 1993) when we came home to Ireland and there was people at the airport and press and everything like that and that was kind of when it hit us.
"It was like 'oh God, no! This is horrible'.
"The success part is great but the whole fame thing is very, very strange, it's not something any of us were comfortable with."
The band members all hail from Limerick, a city which they never forgot and one which has never forgotten them.
As recently as this week a mural of Dolores, by street artist Aches, appeared in the city as part of a series celebrating influential Limerick women.
The colourful tribute has the seal of approval from Fergal who plans to get the band to pose next to it.
"It looks amazing, she would love it".
"It actually really looks like her, it's not like a dodgy sculpture or something that doesn't even look like the person."
Finally, Fergal's thoughts on the possibility of winning a Grammy in January?
"It would be amazing, just something really nice to mark the legacy of The Cranberries."


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There is a pretty promenade with many cafes and restaurants along the front, it seems popular with Italian tourists from the mainland. Several small, good value supermarkets a short walk into town. A couple of small chandlers selling general boat items.
In the San Pietro channel, some of the buoyage marked on the chart is missing. The frequent passenger ferries running from the mainland into the harbour can be useful indicators of the route in. It is fairly straightforward but the general shallowness of the channel can be somewhat of a shock after a long passage at sea. Take care when approaching the harbour as depths are shallower than marked.
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There are two marina here, both managed by the same company. The facility in the NW part of the harbour, Marina Mamma Mahon, is where short-stay visitors normally berth as it is closer to the town and facilities. The other marina, Marina Flamingos, is in the southern part of the harbour by the salt pans. It is more remote from the town, but quieter and used mainly by long stay boats.
The "ormeggiatori" are very helpful in meeting boats and helping them to a berth.
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consulting on changes to how practicals are assessed in GCSE science
. On 28 January we held an online seminar (commonly called a webinar) where anyone interested in learning more about our proposals could hear from us and have the opportunity to ask questions.
Watch the presentation
Science Practicals Webinar - 28 January 2015
Read the questions and answers
If the proposal is suggesting that the GCSE practical assessment takes a similar approach to A level, why does GCSE practical count for 15% but none in A level?
At A level as for GCSE 15% of the marks in examinations will be for questions which require students to draw on their practical science experiences.
At A level we will be provided all the materials to carry out the tasks, does this mean the same approach will be taken at GCSE? Will this still be vulnerable to widespread malpractice?
Apparatus and techniques needed for GCSE will be specified in the same way as for A level.
Do schools have to keep the log books of practicals all the time? Otherwise pupils could change their reports.
Our consultation is about the approach. This question is about the detail of operation and we would welcome feedback about how best this could be implemented.
Can you confirm: in written exams 15% of the marks will be based on practical skills and 15% of the marks on mathematical skills?
Yes, we can confirm that - they are both minimums - but the mathematical skills must be in a science context.
You say in your consultation document that other countries do things differently. Have you looked in detail at other countries systems where practical assessment is part of the grade?
Yes. The educational structures in other countries vary, with few countries having the formal assessment at 16 that we have in England. Likewise the use of direct assessment can vary with both the stage of education and its purpose.
Will the consultation process be affected by Nicky Morgan’s speech last night asking for a U-turn about practical assessment?
This is an open consultation and part of the constructive dialogue she mentions.
There are a differing number of practical skills to be tested for physics, chemistry and biology in the consultation - why is this?
The proposed list of apparatus and techniques has been compiled by the DfE and reflects the content requirements for each subject. They are considered to be balanced, but do let us know if you feel differently.
What is the purpose of insisting on a school record and a student record of experiments completed? If a student is often absent or works away from school, does this mean they cannot access the qualification?
This is where it is important to have further dialogue about the details once the approach is agreed.
If you are concerned about malpractice in teacher assessment of practical assessments why don’t you look to improve that instead of getting rid of it from the grade?
Our concerns are about the negative impact this is having on teaching and learning, such as narrowing of the curriculum. We want students to have the right practical learning experiences, making them memorable for the right reasons. Many teachers agree.
How would you like awarding bodies to take part in the monitoring process?
This is a matter of operational detail and we would welcome your views.
Do you expect a potential portfolio or log book model as may have been suggested for pupils at key stage 5?
Again we would welcome views on this.
How will a few set experiments broaden experience more than the current system?
At the moment the minimum requirement is one experiment. We are suggesting a minimum of 8. But we want teachers to be free to do as much as they wish beyond that.
How will the school stating that students have done experiments be any more robust than the present system?
This ties into the details of the monitoring arrangements. As 15% of the marks in exams are proposed to be on practical activities we would expect this to drive the right behaviours.
Will the mathematical skills be 15% across all units or 15% in each unit?
It would be 15% in each qualification. This may be covered in different ways by different exam boards. Please remember that the new qualifications will be linear, not modular/unitised.
In a time of insufficient funding where schools are struggling to cut costs this could result in practical demonstrations by teachers rather than students doing experiments. Less cost, less resource, minimal need for technicians could lower cost but be a worse outcome for students
Our proposals state that each specification “…must give students opportunities to demonstrate the techniques listed.”
In principle in the student record, as discussed in our consultation. This is a level of detail on which we would welcome your views.
The consultation document suggests that schools will be required to confirm to exam boards that the students have done the required practical work before they sit exams. What if they haven’t?
This is a matter of operational detail for which we would have to consider balancing the responsibilities of centres and the impact on individual students.
If the approach is similar to A level will there be quantitative, qualitative and evaluative activities or will each practical cover all three?
There is more than one approach to this. That is for each exam board to determine and detail in their specifications.
If the systems in use in Singapore and Cambridge International O levels are good - why aren’t we looking at their systems?
We have looked at a wide range of systems (eg see page 7 of the consultation) and have considered them in the context of the wider educational system in England.
Have any of the alternative methods which Gatsby looked at been considered?
All proposals that were submitted as part of previous consultations and engagement were fully considered. We have drawn on these in this current consultation.
Is the expectation that the foundation paper will only require foundation maths?
Page 5 of the Department for Education content makes clear that ‘The mathematics should be at levels up to, but not beyond, the requirements specified in GCSE mathematics for the appropriate tier.’
I liked the ‘can-do’ task approach that OCR used previous to the controlled assessment. It was manageable from the teacher’s point of view in that we had to initial their booklets that we kept safely locked away.
It will be for each exam board to draw on their experience when developing their new qualifications.
Have you looked at the Queensland model? Externally moderated school based assessment with inter school moderation.
Pages 14 and 15 of the consultation make reference to this.
How confident are you that you will be able to test the practical work skills in a reliable way using written assessments?
The current system is broken. We need a new approach. This will be a challenge for exam boards, but we note, on page 18 of the consultation, that there is evidence of good practice here and elsewhere in this area.
I do not see value in administering a system by which teachers monitor students’ progress through 24 practicals as well as children logging their own progress if the emphasis is to try to get back towards teaching. Surely the penalty is already in the exam?
A number of submissions to our consultation have made this point. We would encourage you to add to those voices through the consultation, but please consider the possible implications of any alternative proposals.
I support the idea of log books but having come from an international system of 20 practicals per year myself, isn’t 8 too low? Can I ask where this number came from?
8 is a minimum. It takes into consideration the size of the qualification and the available resources. If you think it needs to be higher, please feed that back through the consultation.
Will the content of the skills be reviewed in light of the consultation?
If you mean the apparatus and techniques, then yes, and please do respond to the consultation - in particular question 1L.
The change is to improve validity of results but in practice it is not possible to ‘test’ the skills in papers, so what incentive will schools have to undertake more practical work?
We’re responding to teachers’ requests for support in the delivery of practical work; to use a qualification to address centre specific management issues would be inappropriate.
I’m a bit confused, is the plan that this will look more like the A level controlled assessment being introduced in September? If so hasn’t the cart rather been put before the horse with A level September 2015 cohort?
We recognise your concerns over the sequencing, and you are correct in seeing the similarity of approach between our proposals for GCSE and the arrangements that have been confirmed for A level.
This new approach looks like it will save teachers a considerable amount of marking time as well as allow more time for the students to explore content in more depth compared to the current controlled assessment which is obviously a massive improvement.
This is very nice to hear. Thank-you and do please make that point when responding to the consultation.
Could Ofsted monitor practical work in school to ensure it is taking place?
We’re in discussions with Ofsted. This forms part of our consultation.
You will be aware that Wellcome, Gatsby and Nuffield all disagree and are asking that this be reconsidered. What is your response?
There has been opposition. But what we have heard so far, and particularly from teachers, is a lot of support for what we are proposing. Of course there are different opinions, and that is why we are consulting.
If the assessment of students’ understanding of practical work is within the examination and there is consensus that this comes mostly from experiencing the practical work then I would question the reasoning of any further external measures being necessary.
I’m not sure we can add anything further to our earlier answers. This is something for the consultation.
How would you expect this 15% to be divided in a paper for the combined sciences amongst the different disciplines?
This can be approached in different ways, and will be for exam boards to justify their approach in proposed specifications.
Will GCSE science, additional science and separate science have common papers?
That is a question for exam boards and their specification designs.
Your response to a previous question implies that the same disparity will continue to persist between boards which is a pity as this is the ideal chance to end that.
The common requirements for apparatus and techniques across all exam boards and all specifications will help to address this.
How will practical-based questions in examination look across the tiered entry? Would they form the ‘common’ questions and subsequently be around grade 4 and 5 or otherwise?
The answer to this will come further down the track.
It is suggested that marks may be adjusted for pupils who may be physically unable to undertake practical work due do disability. Will the same apply for pupils who may be at centres such as PRUs where practical work may be challenging to undertake?
This is a matter of detail for implementation; one that will be considered once the approach is decided.
Has the initial proposal of new GCSE practical been forwarded to all the exam boards for them to prepare the new specifications ready for submission in June 2015? If yes, what is the purpose of this consultation? Will this consultation affect the outcome?
In so far as they have received copies of this consultation, yes.
Will you send us a recording of previous consultation for discussion?
All previous consultations and their evaluation are
available on our website
or via
the National Archives
.
If a school or college is undertaking a GCSE over 3 years then will the practical skills have an ‘expiry’ date? The controlled assessment at the moment has a shelf life of a year, so will the skills need to be dated within a 2 year period?
There is no expiry date.


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| A REST endpoint is taking a dummy json input, and the server puts the REST payload on a Redis pub/sub channels (or the one the candidate knows the best for this task) | Please refer to 'Functional testing' section below and class 'ImplJSONController' |
| A Consumer is running the application and processes the freshly received message and persists the message in a NoSQL database (Redis or the one the candidate knows the best) | Refer to section 'Functional testing' and classes ImplRedisJSONmessageDao and ImplRedisSubscriberDao |
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Although duck can take strong flavours sometimes it's best just to keep it simple, as James Martin proves with this delicious roast.
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For the whole roasted duck, use a small sharp knife to pierce the skin of the duck all over, but be careful not to tear holes in the skin. Season the duck with salt and black pepper and place on a wire rack sat in a roasting tin. Roast for 25 minutes.
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For the bordelaise sauce, heat a medium saucepan and add the butter. Once hot, add the shallot and cook for 2-3 minutes. Add the thyme, bay leaf and peppercorns and cook for a few minutes.
Add the red wine and cook until the volume of liquid has reduced by half. Pour in the warm veal jus and reduce by half again. Season with a little sugar, to taste. Pass through a fine sieve and set aside in a warm place until ready to serve.
For the purple sprouting broccoli, bring a large pan of salted water to the boil. Add the broccoli and cook for 2-3 minutes. Remove from the water and refresh in ice-cold water.
Melt the butter in a large frying pan. Add the broccoli and gently fry for 1-2 minutes.
To serve, remove the duck breasts from the roasted duck and cut into pieces. Divide the meat between serving plates. Serve the potatoes and broccoli next to the duck with a spoonful of the sauce.


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The following macros (see user.hpp)
control how Boost.Regex interacts with the user's locale:
下面的宏(见
user.hpp)控制了Boost.Regex如果与用户的locale进行交互：
|
macro 宏 |
description 说明 |
|---|---|
|
BOOST_REGEX_USE_C_LOCALE |
Forces Boost.Regex to use the global C locale in its traits class
support: this is now deprecated in favour of the C++ locale. |
|
BOOST_REGEX_USE_CPP_LOCALE |
Forces Boost.Regex to use std::locale in it's default traits class,
regular expressions can then be imbued with an instance specific
locale. This is the default behaviour on non-Windows platforms. |
|
BOOST_REGEX_NO_W32 |
Tells Boost.Regex not to use any Win32 API's even when available
(implies BOOST_REGEX_USE_CPP_LOCALE unless BOOST_REGEX_USE_C_LOCALE
is set). |


The notification area.
In the upper right are the dunst notifications informing you right now, what has been autostarted. However, these notifications will be used by almost all other desktop applications.
The programm used here is called
dunst
.