public final class Sound
extends totalcross.lang.Object
Playing beeps is supported under all platforms but tones are only supported where the underlying platform supports generating tones. Tones aren't supported under Java.
Here is an example that beeps the speaker and plays a tone:
Sound.beep(); Sound.tone(4000, 300);
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
beep()
Plays the device's default beep sound.
|
static void |
fromText(String text)
Activates speech and let the user hear the given text.
|
static void |
midiTone(int midiNoteNumber,
int duration)
Deprecated.
Since it only works on Windows 32.
|
static void |
play(String filename)
Plays the given short wav or mp3 file.
|
static void |
setEnabled(boolean on)
Sets the sound of the device on/off.
|
static void |
tone(int freq,
int duration)
Plays a tone of the specified frequency for the specified
duration.
|
static String |
toText(String params)
Activates speech and let the user dictate something that will be returned.
|
public static void beep()
public static void tone(int freq, int duration)
freq
- frequency in hertz from 32 to 32767duration
- duration in millisecondspublic static void setEnabled(boolean on)
Important: If the user had set its device sound to off, this method will not turn it on, ie, it will keep the device in silence. Otherwise, it will set the volume to its original configuration.
It is not supported on WP8.
on
- if true enables the sound, if false disable it.@Deprecated public static void midiTone(int midiNoteNumber, int duration)
Note: The smaller the midi number, the greater the error in the frequency, due to the fact that the frequency calculated must be an integer.
midiNoteNumber
- number of the note according to MIDI standard
(eg. A (440hz) = 69), from 24 to 143duration
- duration in millisecondspublic static void play(String filename)
new File("device/mysound.mp3", File.CREATE_EMPTY).writeAndClose(Vm.getFile("mysound.mp3"));Then you play it using:
Sound.play("device/mysound.mp3");The last sound is cached, so playing it again is fast. If you want to unload it, just call
Sound.play("");
,
but this is not needed since small mp3/wav files consumes just a few memory. Cache is not done in Win32.public static String toText(String params)
title:title to show to user timeout: timeout in millis that will be waiten to return after dictation finishesIf you pass more than one parameter, separate them with | (pipe). So, for example:
totalcross.lang.String ret = Sound.toText("title:Answer|timeout:500");
public static void fromText(String text)
languages: shows in adb's logcat the available languages. For example, in the Samsung S4 mini, it shows: [spa_MEX_f00, tur_TUR_l02, jpn_JPN_f00, kor_KOR_f00, por_PRT_f00, eng_USA_f00, rus_RUS_f00, eng_GBR_f00, por_BRA_f00, fra_FRA_f00, por_BRA_l01, ita_ITA_f00, deu_DEU_f00, zho_CHN_f00, spa_ESP_f00] locale: the locale to be used. You can pass, for example, spa_ESP or spa_ESP_f00 speech: the speech speed. The standard is 1.0. A lower value will decrease the speed, a higher value will increase it. quit: quits the speech engine.Note that the method call blocks until the text dictation finishes. This is a sample to use Brazilian portuguese:
Sound.fromText("locale:por_BRA,speech:0.75"); Sound.fromText("você é homem ou mulher?"); totalcross.lang.String ret = Sound.toText("title:Responda|timeout:500"); lab.setText("Answer: "+ret);


Whitted-style Ray Tracer
It is extended version of the ray tracer that does path tracing. Environment Maps and Importance Sampling for variance reduction purpose were implemented.
It is extended version of the ray tracer that does path tracing. Environment Maps and Importance Sampling for variance reduction purpose were implemented.


Copying DNA
Notes
PCR Uses Polymerases to Copy DNA=- Scientists need to get a large enough sample of DNA to study and manipulate it
- Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is a technique that produces millions—or even billions—of copies of a specific DNA sequence in just a few hours
- Kary Mullis invented PCR, and he decided that heat should be used to separate the DNA strands instead of enzymes
- PCR uses polymerases that come from bacteria which live in temperatures of up to 80°C to copy the DNA strands
- PCR uses four materials: a DNA template, DNA polymerases, artificial nucleotides, and two primers
- A primer is a short segment of DNA that acts as the starting point for a new strand
- Primers are needed in PCR because DNA polymerases can add nucleotides to strands that have already been started, but cannot start the strand
-
PCR has three main steps:
- Separating: The container with all of the reactants is heated to separate the double-stranded DNA into single strands
- Binding: The container is cooled and the primers bind to their complementary DNA sequences
- Copying: The container is heated again and the polymerases keep adding nucleotides until the sequence is complete
Questions
-
Briefly describe the function of polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
Answer: PCR's main function is to replicate DNA multiple times over so that scientists have enough to observe. -
Summarize the cycle involved in the PCR process.
Answer: PCR has three main steps,- Separating: The container with all of the reactants is heated to separate the double-stranded DNA into single strands
- Binding: The container is cooled and the primers bind to their complementary DNA sequences
- Copying: The container is heated again and the polymerases keep adding nucleotides until the sequence is complete


LAST EXIT TO BROOKLYN A film review by Ken Johnson Copyright 1992 Ken Johnson
103 min., R, Drama, 1990, U.S./German Director: Uli Edel Cast: Stephen Lang, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Burt Young, Christopher Murney, Jerry Orbach, Alexis Arquette, Stephen Baldwin, John Costelloe, Cameron Johann, Ricki Lake, Frank Military, Camille Saviola, Zette
This film tells the story of several people living in Brooklyn, New York.  Burt Young finds out that his teenage daughter Ricki Lake is pregnant. Jerry Orbach is running a strike that has been going on for six months without any results.
LAST EXIT TO BROOKLYN is a very good, but very dramatic, film. I fully recommend that you rent this film from your local video store. LAST EXIT TO BROOKLYN has probably been over looked by most people because it doesn't look very good. They are wrong. I give LAST EXIT TO BROOKLYN a four on a scale of zero to five. LAST EXIT TO BROOKLYN is rated R for explicit language, adult situations, female nudity, violence, rape, and strong sexual content.
The actors in this film do a great job. They all are very convincing. The two actors that stand out the most are Burt Young, who I think gives the best performance in this film, and Jennifer Jason Leigh. Leigh, I think, puts in the best performance of her career, which raises her above the exploitation films that she used to star in (like FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH). Jerry Orbach also puts in a great performance, but he isn't on the screen that much. The person who I think put in the worst performance in the film was Stephen Baldwin. He could have put a little more effort into his role to make it more believable.
LAST EXIT TO BROOKLYN was very well written, although most of the major film critics seemed to think that the film was over dramatic and not worth seeing (Roger Ebert excluded), and kept me interested throughout the film. I didn't get bored at all during the film. The characters are interesting and I was interested in what happened to them. This film, unlike what the box cover might suggest, is not an exploitation film but a serious drama.
Uli Edel, a first-time director (I think), did a great job with his direction and I think has a future in movies. The locations were good; most of them were really filmed in Brooklyn.
Ken J<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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Voles can cause numerous and extensive damages to the properties they infest. Some of these hazards include an increased risk of personal injury by creating uneven and unstable ground which can result in liability issues, the rapid mass consumption and destruction of ornamental plants, trees, and gardens, destruction of plumbing and utility lines from "girdling", and unsightly visual damage to the landscape. Voles will consume an astounding 60% of their body weight daily and multiply rapidly via an incredible reproductive rate, which can turn a small problem into a massive outbreak in a short time.
Animal Damage Management provides multiple options for vole control. We can use rodenticide baits, kill traps and we can exclude them from your property using a combination of above-ground and underground screening. Our prices will differ depending on the method chosen, the amount of activity present, and the size of the area to be controlled. We guarantee all vole work we perform. Please call us so we can setup an appointment for you to meet with one of our fully trained technicians or supervisors.
Voles leave above ground runways that connect their tunnel systems and feeding runs. Voles also occupy old gopher tunnel systems but unlike gophers will leave tunnel system open.
Animal Damage Management uses a variety of rodenticides, fumigants, trapping devices, CO2 machines, or rodenators to remove the problem. We take into consideration the location, ecosensitive areas, natural wildlife and cost into which method is chosen.


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Operative Note document for Henry Jones
Managed by Community Health and Hospitals
| Substance | Overall Severity | Reaction | Reaction Severity | Status |
| Cashew Nut | Severe | Anaphylactic reaction | Mild | Active |
Conscious sedation with propofol 200 mg IV
Obesity.
Uncontrolled brittle Type II diabetic.
Shortness of breath, mild wheezing.
Pressure ulder on left knee.
Recurrent GI bleed of unknown etiology; hypotension perhaps secondary to this but as likely secondary to polypharmacy
Acute on chronic anemia secondary to #1.
Azotemia, acute renal failure with volume loss secondary tom#1.
Hyperkalemia secondary to #3 and on ACE and K+ supplement.
Other chronic diagnoses as noted above, currently stable.
Asthmatic symptoms while under general anesthesia.
Appendicitis
Laparoscopic Appendectomy
Colonoscopy
The procedure is performed for screening in a low risk individual.
The patient was brought to the operating room, placed in the supine position, and general anesthesia was induced. A detailed technical narrative of a laparoscopic appendectomy from initial incision to placement of any dressings follows.
Minimal
A 6 mm sessile polyp was found in the ascending colon and removed by snare, no cautery. Bleeding was controlled. Moderate diverticulosis and hemorrhoids were incidentally noted.
Ascending colon polyp
250 ML Ringers Lactate
Penrose drain placed
No implants were placed.
The patient was taken to the Endoscopy Recovery Unit in stable condition.
Appendicitis with periappendiceal abscess
| Planned Activity | Period | Status |
| Colonoscopy | 2010/08/16 - 2010/08/16 | Completed |
| Recommendation to Exercise | 2015/10/29 | Ongoing |


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MY GIANT
Billy Crystal is one of the top standup comedians. Despite his boyish demeanor he has been around a long time. In recent years no one has been better as Master of Ceremonies of the Oscars than he. How then explain that he wrote the story, along with David Seltzer (who did the screenplay) of this one note boring movie? An essential attribute of every comic is timing. How then explain that he did not see (in his capacity as producer) that the director was dragging his tail in this very slow-moving film.
As an agent, Sammy (Billy Crystal) has been almost always unsuccessful. Opening scene is of him driving his car in Romania looking for talent he can sign up. Did it have to take what seemed like a half hour of driving and voice over before he finally came across Max, a 7'7" giant (Gheorghe Muresan) ("He can play 8' if he has to."). Max is happy as a caretaker living in a monastery but he longs for his long gone girlfriend Lillianna (Joanna Pacula) who for the past 22 years has resided in New Mexico. New Mexico? 22 years ago? What kind of story is this?
When Sammy convinces Max that he will be made into a movie star if he goes to America with Sammy, the giant jumps at the chance. Let us spare you any more of the story. Suffice it to say that Max was mean and selfish to entice the giant to leave his homeland but before the film ends, he realizes he has been a scoundrel and changes into a good human being. Give me a break. Sounds like Amateur Night.
Others who contribute (but not much) to this lost cause are Kathleen Quinlan as Sammy's wife, and Zane Carney as their son.
Directed by Michael Lehmann.
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Some rules
We're going to make a table out of this info in part 2, and the data will live here: [Table Link]
By the end of the class, you will be able to query and modify a SQL table to make sense of the data you have in a relational way.
What's a database? What's SQL?
A virtual organized file cabinet that makes data available to people and computers across the organization.
DB Schema→ Table → Row → Value
Excel File → Workbook → Row → Cell
| Oracle | MySQL |
| SQL Server | Postgres |
| Access | Sybase |
| DB2 |
All different flavors of the same language
The power is in the relationship between data sets.
| 1 SELECT | selects variables |
| 2 FROM | opens datasets |
| 3 WHERE | restricts observations |
| 4 GROUP BY | groups observations |
| 5 HAVING | restricts groups |
| 6 ORDER BY | sorts results |
We'll use MySQL, a popular version of SQL.
If you've done anything online, chances are the transation went through MySQL (Walmart, Kayak, Facebook, Etsy, Verizon)
We'll log on to the front-end of MySQL, PHPMYAdmin.
Logon site: [site]
Your Password: [password]
We have a test dataset of employee records we'll be using in the employee schema.
employees
is the database and it has 6 tables.
Database/schema used interchangeably
Database → Schema ---> Table
Book ---> Chapter ---> Page
MySQL Database → Employees Schema → employees Table
Usually it's bad practice to name tables the same thing as the schema (confusing), but we'll be ok with the small test data set.
SELECT * FROM employees.employees;
Type out all the SQL you write. It'll be easier to learn.
Try a couple of these:
SELECT * FROM employees.titles;
SELECT * FROM employees.dept_emp;
SELECT * FROM employees.salaries;
and check out the tables and info.
Now let's try selecting only certain columns
SELECT title, emp_no FROM employees.titles;
A note about the semi-colon: you don't really need it, depending on which flavor of SQL you're using, but it's good practice in general to include it. Like a period at the end of an English sentence.
Selecting one column:
SELECT dept_name FROM employees.departments;
Selecting multiple columns:
SELECT emp_no, dept_no FROM employees.dept_emp;
SELECT DISTINCT title FROM employees.titles;
| title |
|---|
| Senior Engineer |
| Staff |
| Engineer |
| Senior Staff |
| Assistant Engineer |
| Technique Leader |
| Manager |
SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT title) FROM employees.titles;
7
SELECT COUNT(title) FROM employees.titles;
443,308
Distinct: Selecting only unique instances
Which result set is bigger?
What is each one telling us?
SELECT COUNT(title) FROM employees.titles;
433,308
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees.salaries;
2,844,047
SELECT COUNT(*) from employees.departments;
9
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees.dept_emp;
331,603
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees.dept_manager;
24
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees.employees;
300,024
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees.salaries;
2,844,047
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees.titles;
443,308
SQL clauses: required order
| 1 SELECT | selects variables |
| 2 FROM | opens datasets |
| 3 WHERE | restricts observations |
| 4 GROUP BY | groups observations |
| 5 HAVING | restricts groups |
| 6 ORDER BY | sorts results |
SELECT type_of_dog,COUNT(*)
FROM animals.total_dogs
GROUP BY type_of_dog;
Group statements corral data together into categories when we want to count things by groups of things
i.e. How many total dogs vs puppies vs parents.
SELECT title, COUNT(*) FROM employees.titles
GROUP by title;
SELECT dept_name, COUNT(*) FROM departments
GROUP BY dept_name;
How many instances of that department are there in that table?
SELECT emp_no, COUNT(DISTINCT salary)
FROM salaries
GROUP BY emp_no;
SELECT dept_no, COUNT(emp_no) FROM dept_manager
GROUP BY dept_no;
SELECT birth_date,first_name, COUNT(*) FROM employees.employees
GROUP BY birth_date, first_name;
When was your youngest employee born? (i.e. are you following labor laws?)
SELECT MAX(birth_date) FROM employees;
In this case, you don't need the group-by statement since you're not counting groups of people, but looking at the whole table
Which title has been around the longest?(Smallest employee number)
SELECT title, MIN(emp_no) from titles
GROUP BY title;
Will sort by first name ascending, unless you specify desc.
SELECT first_name, gender, COUNT(*)
FROM employees.employees
GROUP BY first_name, gender
ORDER BY first_name;
SELECT first_name, gender, COUNT(*)
FROM employees.employees
GROUP BY first_name, gender
ORDER by first_name DESC;
Ordering by more than one column, will sort by the first, then by the second, ascending
SELECT gender, birth_date FROM employees.employees
ORDER BY gender, birth_date;
Order by a number ascending
SELECT emp_no, salary FROM employees.salaries
ORDER BY salary ASC;
Order by a number descending
SELECT emp_no, salary FROM employees.salaries
ORDER BY salary DESC;
| 1 SELECT | selects variables |
| 2 FROM | opens datasets |
| 3 WHERE | restricts observations |
| 4 GROUP BY | groups observations |
| 5 HAVING | restricts groups |
| 6 ORDER BY | sorts results |
You only want to select certain things.
SELECT first_name, last_name, COUNT(*)
FROM employees.employees
WHERE first_name='Adam'
GROUP BY first_name, last_name;
| first_name | last_name | COUNT(*) |
|---|---|---|
| Adam | Alpin | 1 |
| Adam | Alvarado | 1 |
"Like" will pick up anything similar to what you entered.

WHERE number > '5'; --returns (6,7,8...)
WHERE day <= '2017-01-01'; --returns (Jan 1, Dec. 31, Dec. 30…)
WHERE day < '2017-01-01'; --returns (Dec. 31, Dec. 30…)
WHERE day != '2017-01-01'; --returns anything other than Jan 1
One table is great. But the power of SQL comes from being able to join related tables to get information.
What's a database? What's SQL?
emp_no
is the column that's the primary key for all three tables that allows us to join them
Often when we join tables, we make them easier to reference later on by aliasing them, but at this point it's a style choice.
Find out salary history:
SELECT first_name, last_name, hire_date,salary, from_date, to_date
FROM employees.employees a
JOIN employees.salaries b ON a.emp_no = b.emp_no
| first_name | last_name | hire_date | salary | from_date | to_date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Georgi | Facello | 6/26/86 | 60117 | 6/26/86 | 6/26/87 |
| Georgi | Facello | 6/26/86 | 62102 | 6/26/87 | 6/25/88 |
| Georgi | Facello | 6/26/86 | 66074 | 6/25/88 | 6/25/89 |
When you have two columns from different tables with the same name, you have to reference them specifically.
Left join: All the fields in the first table, plus the ones that match in the second table
SELECT first_name, last_name, hire_date,title, c.from_date, c.to_date
FROM employees.employees a
LEFT JOIN titles c ON a.emp_no = c.emp_no;
What if you'd done a right join instead?
What is this query telling us?
SELECT first_name, last_name,a.emp_no, hire_date,
COUNT(DISTINCT title) , COUNT(DISTINCT salary)
FROM employees.employees a
JOIN employees.salaries b ON a.emp_no = b.emp_no
JOIN employees.titles c ON a.emp_no = c.emp_no
where first_name like 'A%'
GROUP BY first_name, last_name, hire_date,a.emp_no;
What is this query bring back?
 Most of the time, a subquery is used when you know how to search
for a value using a SELECT statement, but not the exact value
Exercises:
SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT emp_no)
FROM employees.employees;
SELECT * from (
SELECT emp_no, COUNT(*) AS number_of_salaries
FROM salaries
WHERE from_date>'1998-01-01'
AND from_date<'2000-01-01'
GROUP BY emp_no) a
WHERE number_of_salaries >1
SELECT title, COUNT(DISTINCT a.emp_no)
FROM titles a
JOIN employees b
ON a.emp_no=b.emp_no
GROUP BY title
Exercises:
What did we do so far?
Now that you see how powerful SQL is, let's make some tables of our own. What if we have tons of data we want to query?
Or we want to join our Excel tables to other data?
You have the ability to create tables. But also to delete them by accident, to create duplicate data,or to confuse people with data.
 Use it wisely :)
DB Schema→ Table → Row → Value
Excel File → Workbook → Row → Cell
Name it with your first name or something easy you can remember; You'll have to keep typing it, so under 10 characters is optimal
Let's do favorite movies that we did at the beginning of the class.
Let's have: First Name, Favorite Movie, Number of times watched
First, we need to design it a bit in our head. Which columns do we want? Which one will be the unique primary key? How to we want to name the columns?
Relational Database Model
Storing the data as relations
Tables are joined on special fields called keys
Data usually comes in two types: numbers and charactes
*Accepted mySQL formats: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/numeric-types.html
By going to STRUCTURE
For the second half of the class we'll be working with commands more than the UI, but there is usually more than 1 way to do everything in MySQL.
Run in the sample place you did your select statements:
| CHAR() | A fixed section from 0 to 255 characters long. |
| VARCHAR( ) | A variable section from 0 to 255 characters long. |
| TINYTEXT | A string with a maximum length of 255 characters. |
| TEXT | A string with a maximum length of 65,535 characters. |
| BLOB | A string with a maximum length of 65,535 characters. |
| MEDIUMTEXT | A string with a maximum length of 16777215 characters. |
| MEDIUMBLOB | A string with a maximum length of 16777215 characters. |
| LONGTEXT | A string with a maximum length of<PHONE_NUMBER> characters. |
| LONGBLOB | A string with a maximum length of<PHONE_NUMBER> characters. |
CREATE TABLE employees (
emp_no INT NOT NULL,
first_name VARCHAR(14) NOT NULL,
last_name VARCHAR(16) NOT NULL,
gender ENUM ('M','F') NOT NULL,
hire_date DATE NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (emp_no);
Which field is the primary key?
Which fields are numbers?
What's enum*?
Congratulations, it's a table!
SELECT * FROM vicki.moviesample;
SELECT first_name FROM vicki.moviesample;
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM vicki.moviesample;
What do we get?
Nothing! because our table has no data. :(...yet
Now that we have the table set up, we can insert the values. Let's load a row of data.
INSERT INTO
yourname.tablename(first_name, favorite_movie,
times_watched) -- column names
VALUES ('Jasmine', 'Aladdin', '456'); -- column values
INSERT INTO vicki.moviesample(first_name, favorite_movie, times_watched)
VALUES ('Alice','Alice in Wonderland', 5);
INSERT INTO vicki.moviesample
(first_name, favorite_movie,times_watched)
VALUES ('Vicki', 'Beauty and the Beast', '5');
INSERT INTO vicki.movie_sample
(first_name, favorite_movie,times_watched)
VALUES ('Jasmine', 'Aladdin','456');
What kind of issues do you see arising from wrong data entry?
Let's answer some exercises with SQL:
What's the most popular movie?SELECT favorite_movie,
COUNT(DISTINCT first_name)
FROM yourname.moviesample
GROUP BY favorite_movie
ORDER BY COUNT(DISTINCT first_name) DESC;
We want to see which decade was more popular among GDI members. This one has the data for the movie name and the year it was made.
SELECT * FROM vicki.moviesample a
JOIN vicki.movie_year b
ON a.movie_title=b. movie_title
What kind of issues do you see arising from wrong data entry?
This is the part where you have to be really careful. Most users won't have access to delete tables.
truncate table; Leaves the table structure in tact, just deletes the values. (deleting all values in a spreadsheet, keeping file)
drop table; Deletes EVERYTHING. BADBADBAD. (file goes in the trash)
Easy way in UI: The delete button. Be careful!
DELETE FROM user1.moviesample WHERE first_name='Shrek';
DELETE FROM moviesample
WHERE first_name like '%S';
DELETE FROM moviesample
WHERE times_watched >='500';
SELECT
is to count things
CREATE
is to create a table
DELETE
is to erase
UPDATE
is to change specific entries
UPDATE moviesample
SET first_name = 'Chihiro', times_watched= 3
WHERE movie = 'Spirited Away';
Try it now
SELECT
is to count things
CREATE
is to create a table
DELETE
is to erase
ALTER
is to fundamentally change a table:
ALTER TABLE icecream DROP COLUMN flavor;
ALTER TABLE icecream ADD unique (quantity);
ALTER TABLE icecream MODIFY flavor VARCHAR(35);
Try it now:
ALTER TABLE vicki.moviesample ADD COLUMN release_yr
varchar(4) after times_watched;
Here's what we've learned:
Practice, practice, practice! Upload your Excel spreadsheets.
We value your feedback and are always trying to improve.
Vicki Boykis<EMAIL_ADDRESS>vickiboykis.com | @vboykis
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"""
Functions for reconstruction process of image using reduction/compression methods
"""
# main imports
import numpy as np
# image processing imports
from numpy.linalg import svd as np_svd
from sklearn.decomposition import FastICA, IncrementalPCA
# ipfml imports
from ipfml.processing import transform
[docs]def svd(image, interval):
"""Reconstruct an image from SVD compression using specific interval of Singular Values
Args:
image: PIL Image, Numpy array or path of 3D image
interval: Interval used for reconstruction
Returns:
Reconstructed image
Example:
>>> from PIL import Image
>>> import numpy as np
>>> from ipfml.processing import reconstruction
>>> image_values = Image.open('./images/test_img.png')
>>> reconstructed_image = reconstruction.svd(image_values, (100, 200))
>>> reconstructed_image.shape
(200, 200)
"""
begin, end = interval
lab_img = transform.get_LAB_L(image)
lab_img = np.array(lab_img, 'uint8')
U, s, V = np_svd(lab_img, full_matrices=True)
# reconstruction using specific interval
smat = np.zeros((end - begin, end - begin), dtype=complex)
smat[:, :] = np.diag(s[begin:end])
output_img = np.dot(U[:, begin:end], np.dot(smat, V[begin:end, :]))
return output_img
[docs]def fast_ica(image, components):
"""Reconstruct an image from Fast ICA compression using specific number of components to use
Args:
image: PIL Image, Numpy array or path of 3D image
components: Number of components used for reconstruction
Returns:
Reconstructed image
Example:
>>> from PIL import Image
>>> import numpy as np
>>> from ipfml.processing import reconstruction
>>> image_values = Image.open('./images/test_img.png')
>>> reconstructed_image = reconstruction.fast_ica(image_values, 25)
>>> reconstructed_image.shape
(200, 200)
"""
lab_img = transform.get_LAB_L(image)
lab_img = np.array(lab_img, 'uint8')
ica = FastICA(n_components=50)
# run ICA on image
ica.fit(lab_img)
# reconstruct image with independent components
image_ica = ica.fit_transform(lab_img)
restored_image = ica.inverse_transform(image_ica)
return restored_image
[docs]def ipca(image, components, _batch_size=25):
"""Reconstruct an image from IPCA compression using specific number of components to use and batch size
Args:
image: PIL Image, Numpy array or path of 3D image
components: Number of components used for reconstruction
batch_size: Batch size used for learn (default 25)
Returns:
Reconstructed image
Example:
>>> from PIL import Image
>>> import numpy as np
>>> from ipfml.processing import reconstruction
>>> image_values = Image.open('./images/test_img.png')
>>> reconstructed_image = reconstruction.ipca(image_values, 20)
>>> reconstructed_image.shape
(200, 200)
"""
lab_img = transform.get_LAB_L(image)
lab_img = np.array(lab_img, 'uint8')
transformer = IncrementalPCA(n_components=components,
batch_size=_batch_size)
transformed_image = transformer.fit_transform(lab_img)
restored_image = transformer.inverse_transform(transformed_image)
return restored_image


Getting Ready to Enter Canaan
Can you tell me, please, the first step to take in obtaining the experience of entire sanctification? I have heard much about it, have heard many sermons on it, too; but the way to proceed is not yet plain to me, not so plain as I wish it were. Can’t you tell me the first step, the second, third, and all the rest? My heart feels a hunger that seems unappeased, I have a longing that is unsatisfied; surely it is a deeper work I need! And so I plead, “Tell me the way.”
Gladly will the endeavor be made to point out the way into the “holiest” of all (Hebrews 10:19). Probably the very first thing to know is that you must understand whether or not you are sanctified. Are you, or are you not? On which side of the Jordan are you—on the Canaan side or on the wilderness side? A definite answer to this question is essential. Sometimes there are doubts in your mind whether you are or are not sanctified. Well, let us first get rid of all doubts. The experiences of God in the soul are too definite to need their possession entertained with a doubt; and to know where we are spiritually is unquestionably our privilege.

If you are sure you are justified now, but have not by faith entered the Canaan experience—are not wholly sanctified—then you may know for certain that the experience awaits you.
Then there is one more very essential thing—you must believe with all your heart that sanctification is unquestionably an experience which the Bible holds out to all believers. Do you thus believe? If so, all is clear, and all you need to do is to go forward; or, in the words God used to Joshua, “Now therefore arise, go over this Jordan.” (Joshua 1:2)
Do you need your faith strengthened in this particular doctrine? Let it then meditate and grow upon these promises and words of God:
“Wherefore Jesus also, that he might sanctify the people with his own blood, suffered without the gate.” (Hebrews 13:12)
“Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth.” (John 17:17)
“And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.” (I Thessalonians 5:23)
“Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it; that he might sanctify and cleanse it with the washing of water by the word, that he might present it to himself a glorious church, not having spot, or wrinkle, or any such thing; but that it should be holy and without blemish.” (Ephesians 5:25-27)
“Having therefore these promises, dearly beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God.” (II Corinthians 7:1)
After you have meditated on each of these texts for ten or fifteen minutes, consider these further promises concerning the giving of the Holy Ghost:
“And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you forever; even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you.” (John 14:16,17)
“But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you.” (John 14:26)
“That the blessing of Abraham might come on the Gentiles through Jesus Christ; that we might receive the promise of the Spirit through faith.” (Galatians 3:14)
“And God, which knoweth the hearts, bare them witness, giving them the Holy Ghost, even as he did unto us; and put no difference between us and them, purifying their hearts by faith.” (Acts 15:8,9)
This great experience which Peter speaks of came to the disciples on Pentecost, when the Holy Ghost filled the whole company, and it changed a band of common men into the most powerful gospel band the world has ever seen.
Nothing feeds the soul as does the Word of the Lord. Meditate on the texts given, drink in the full meaning, comprehend what all of grace and love and spiritual power they hold for you; yea, consider at what a cost these blessings were purchased for you by the blood of the Lord Jesus Christ!
That you may see what your duty is in the matter, permit reference to these things:
On the cross of Calvary Jesus gave all, all for you and your salvation. There He cried, “It is finished.” There He paid the last debt of all of us. There He proved His love, perfect, fadeless, unfathomable, boundless.
Go to the foot of that cross! See the Savior hanging there! Every motive that can move a soul finds its fountain there. Can you, in the shadow of the cross, be anything less than a full Bible Christian? Can you do less than give all to Him? Does not any selfish feeling or thought of holding back the full surrender seem sinful, utterly displeasing to your soul and to God?
Your duty, then, is clear. From henceforth you cannot be less than all for Christ, you cannot do less than go all the way for Him. Being a faithful Christian, you cannot do less than your duty, once duty is clear.
Since conviction is a matter of knowledge, consider this: Christ’s work hobbles along because there are so few whole-hearted, wholly consecrated souls to work for Him, whereas Jesus expects all to be whole-hearted in their service to Him.
Will you think also of the sin there is in the world, gnawing ugly wounds in the hearts and marring the lives of millions, and yet Jesus died to save every mother’s child of them.
What is Jesus going to do if there are not a greater number of volunteers to carry on His work? For every sanctified soul is all the Lord’s, ready for anything.
After Jesus died on the cross, He ascended to heaven. One day the angel Gabriel met Jesus and said: “Master, did you not suffer great pain on the cross?”
“Yes,” answered Jesus simply and quietly.
“And, Master, that suffering was to redeem men to God, was it not?”
“Yes,” answered Jesus.
“Well, how many know of your death and your suffering to redeem men? How will the world of sinners find it out? Have you made any plans?” asked Gabriel.
“I have told Peter and his brother Andrew, and James and John, and the rest of the twelve to go tell the people about it,” said Jesus.
“Suppose they do not go?” asked Gabriel. “Have you made any other plans?”
“No, I am counting on them,” said Jesus.
This is only a story, but it illustrates the point of how necessary it is for us to be consecrated and ready for the Master’s service. Jesus is counting on us!
So you conclude you are still on the wilderness side of the Jordan? Very well, thank God you are out of the Egypt of sin, that the wilderness journey through justification is behind you, and that Canaan, that fair land where milk and honey flows, lies just before you. Only the Jordan intervenes. Of course the Jordan always is running strong and out of its banks every time, it seems, when souls are to cross, just as it was for Israel in Joshua’s day. But this is only a necessary test to prove the sincerity and valor of the soul.
Thousands have made bold to strike their feet in Jordan’s waters in the name of God and start across. You can see them over on the other side from where you are. Be encouraged; cross over the Jordan and enter the Canaan of soul-rest.


A bunch of us are now working from home and renovating our environments (and writing blog posts about it).
There's also lots of people who rely on face-to-face meetings with buyers, markets and shops selling their goods. They're self-employed and losing masses of income due to COVID-19.
As with all local and small businesses like Hair stylists, massage therapists, cleaners and nannies we should still be supporting them.
So how about we all buy something new for a wall or a shelf and keep some money in the pockets of the people that are feeling the squeeze.


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Product Versions
- Cynet version 4.1
Product Description
Cynet 360 natively integrates the endpoint, network, and user prevention & detection of XDR with automated investigation and remediation, backed by 24/7 MDR services—placing end to end breach protection within reach of any organization, regardless of its security team size and skill.
XDR Prevention and Detection
By including signals from endpoint, network and user controls, Cynet XDR provides a more holistic view of the entire environment, improving the ability to detect attacks based on the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Out of the box, Cynet XDR natively combines the prevention and detection capabilities of:
- NGAV
- EDR
- NDR
- UEBA
- Deception Technology
Because the components included are part of a single platform, all data and alert information is centralized and normalized, which would otherwise require SIEM tools to coordinate inputs from multiple vendor point solutions.
Automated Threat Remediation
The Cynet platform can apply a broad range of automated remediation actions across the entire environment. Cynet provides broader host remediations than most EDR tools (ex., restart, change IP, delete\disable service) and can additionally apply remediation actions to networks (ex., block traffic, clear DNS cache), users (ex., disable/enable, reset password) and other environment components (ex., firewall, proxy, active directory).
Cynet provides a pre-built, remediation toolset for each entity type: file, host, network and user to accelerate and optimize incident response workflows, equipping security teams with a full remediation arsenal without ever needing to shift from the Cynet console.
Clients can use prebuilt remediation playbooks or define custom automated response playbooks for various attack scenarios that chain together automated remediation actions. Incident response procedures already tested in earlier incidents can be applied, allowing security teams to focus on more advanced threats. Any pre-set or custom remediation action can be saved as a playbook either by itself, or chained with other remediation actions.
Automated Incident Response with Full Investigation and Remediation
The Cynet Incident Engine provides a fully automated Incident Response tool for cross-environment investigation and remediation. Following high-risk alerts, the Cynet platform automatically initiates an investigation to determine the root cause of the identified threat and then determines the full breadth and impact of the attack across the environment. Remediation actions can be automatically applied for each investigation finding. With no configuration needed, Cynet automatically completes a full incident investigation and remediation on behalf of the security team.
Managed Detection and Response
Cynet XDR extends and improves any company’s security resources with a team of world-class cybersecurity experts – CyOps. The CyOps team continuously monitors client environments 24/7 to ensure any attacks are uncovered, provide ad-hoc threat investigations and forensic analysis, and guide clients through any necessary remediation steps. Moreover, CyOps 24/7 Managed Detection and Response is automatically included in the Cynet XDR platform – at no additional cost.
Product Configuration
Security policy
- All detection & collection engines enabled and set to detection mode for the first two days of testing.
- Prevention scenarios tested on the last evaluation day utilized the same configuration with a modification to the Policy action to: Block malicious activities when detected.
On the 3rd day we corrected an issue with the alert classifications mechanism to reflect a more accurate MITRE technique & tactic identification to some of the alerts generated on the first two days.


Class: Aws::DataSync::Types::MaxP95Performance
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
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Struct
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Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb |
Overview
The performance data that ::Aws::DataSync
Discovery collects about an
on-premises storage system resource.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#iops_other ⇒ Float
rw
Peak IOPS unrelated to read and write operations.
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#iops_read ⇒ Float
rw
Peak IOPS related to read operations.
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#iops_total ⇒ Float
rw
Peak total
IOPS
on your on-premises storage system resource. -
#iops_write ⇒ Float
rw
Peak IOPS related to write operations.
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#latency_other ⇒ Float
rw
Peak latency for operations unrelated to read and write operations.
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#latency_read ⇒ Float
rw
Peak latency for read operations.
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#latency_write ⇒ Float
rw
Peak latency for write operations.
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#throughput_other ⇒ Float
rw
Peak throughput unrelated to read and write operations.
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#throughput_read ⇒ Float
rw
Peak throughput related to read operations.
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#throughput_total ⇒ Float
rw
Peak total throughput on your on-premises storage system resource.
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#throughput_write ⇒ Float
rw
Peak throughput related to write operations.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#iops_other ⇒ Float
(rw)
Peak IOPS unrelated to read and write operations.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 3548
class MaxP95Performance < Struct.new( :iops_read, :iops_write, :iops_other, :iops_total, :throughput_read, :throughput_write, :throughput_other, :throughput_total, :latency_read, :latency_write, :latency_other) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#iops_read ⇒ Float
(rw)
Peak IOPS related to read operations.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 3548
class MaxP95Performance < Struct.new( :iops_read, :iops_write, :iops_other, :iops_total, :throughput_read, :throughput_write, :throughput_other, :throughput_total, :latency_read, :latency_write, :latency_other) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#iops_total ⇒ Float
(rw)
Peak total IOPS
on your on-premises storage system resource.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 3548
class MaxP95Performance < Struct.new( :iops_read, :iops_write, :iops_other, :iops_total, :throughput_read, :throughput_write, :throughput_other, :throughput_total, :latency_read, :latency_write, :latency_other) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#iops_write ⇒ Float
(rw)
Peak IOPS related to write operations.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 3548
class MaxP95Performance < Struct.new( :iops_read, :iops_write, :iops_other, :iops_total, :throughput_read, :throughput_write, :throughput_other, :throughput_total, :latency_read, :latency_write, :latency_other) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#latency_other ⇒ Float
(rw)
Peak latency for operations unrelated to read and write operations.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 3548
class MaxP95Performance < Struct.new( :iops_read, :iops_write, :iops_other, :iops_total, :throughput_read, :throughput_write, :throughput_other, :throughput_total, :latency_read, :latency_write, :latency_other) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#latency_read ⇒ Float
(rw)
Peak latency for read operations.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 3548
class MaxP95Performance < Struct.new( :iops_read, :iops_write, :iops_other, :iops_total, :throughput_read, :throughput_write, :throughput_other, :throughput_total, :latency_read, :latency_write, :latency_other) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#latency_write ⇒ Float
(rw)
Peak latency for write operations.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 3548
class MaxP95Performance < Struct.new( :iops_read, :iops_write, :iops_other, :iops_total, :throughput_read, :throughput_write, :throughput_other, :throughput_total, :latency_read, :latency_write, :latency_other) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#throughput_other ⇒ Float
(rw)
Peak throughput unrelated to read and write operations.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 3548
class MaxP95Performance < Struct.new( :iops_read, :iops_write, :iops_other, :iops_total, :throughput_read, :throughput_write, :throughput_other, :throughput_total, :latency_read, :latency_write, :latency_other) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#throughput_read ⇒ Float
(rw)
Peak throughput related to read operations.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 3548
class MaxP95Performance < Struct.new( :iops_read, :iops_write, :iops_other, :iops_total, :throughput_read, :throughput_write, :throughput_other, :throughput_total, :latency_read, :latency_write, :latency_other) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#throughput_total ⇒ Float
(rw)
Peak total throughput on your on-premises storage system resource.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 3548
class MaxP95Performance < Struct.new( :iops_read, :iops_write, :iops_other, :iops_total, :throughput_read, :throughput_write, :throughput_other, :throughput_total, :latency_read, :latency_write, :latency_other) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#throughput_write ⇒ Float
(rw)
Peak throughput related to write operations.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-datasync/lib/aws-sdk-datasync/types.rb', line 3548
class MaxP95Performance < Struct.new( :iops_read, :iops_write, :iops_other, :iops_total, :throughput_read, :throughput_write, :throughput_other, :throughput_total, :latency_read, :latency_write, :latency_other) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


MC Users Guide
The user manual contains a description of how to work with ionizing radiation Monte-Carlo transport library and reference application.
The document is for MC version 1.0.0 and was last compiled by 29 January 2023.
The user manual contains a description of how to work with ionizing radiation Monte-Carlo transport library and reference application.
The document is for MC version 1.0.0 and was last compiled by 29 January 2023.


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Research Interests
Locust ecology, Landscape Ecology, Population Ecology, Food Security, Human-Plant-Insect Interactions
Education
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
Ph.D, Environmental Life Sciences, expected: Spring 2021
- Dissertation Topic: Understanding the ecological underpinnings of Australian plague locust swarms
- Advisors: Arianne Cease, Ph.D; Cathy Waters, Ph.D
University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC
B.Sc, Biology, December 2015
- Disciplinary Honors
- Concentration: Environmental Sciences
- GPA: 3.57/4.00 (3.77 in major)
- Dissertation Topic: Urbanization Eﬀects on Leaf Mining Densities and Leaf Damage of White oak (Quercus alba) trees in Guilford County, North Carolina , Advisor: Stan Faeth, Ph.D
Published Articles
- Lawton D. , D. Parlindungan, A. Pratama, P. Aswin, P. Jundara, R. Darmawan, A. Ruyani, C. Matthews, A. Somers. (2018) Living Among Water Monitors: An Exploratory Study of an Urban Water Monitor (Varanus salvator) Population in Bengkulu, Indonesia. Biawak , 12(1), 42-4
Articles In Preparation
- Lawton D. , C. Waters, A. Cease. Woody vegetation eﬀects on a solitarious Australian plague locust (Chorticetes terminifera, Walk. 1875) population. Pending publishment in Oikos , Spring 2019
- Lawton D. , A. Cease, C. Waters, M. Le Gall and others. Spatiotemporal variations in nutrient regulations of grasshopper species in East Austrlia. Pending publishment, Spring 2019.
- Wang B., D. Lawton , T. Deveson, D. Liu, C. Waters, and A. Cease. Climate change impacts on locust swarms in Australian. Pending Publishment Spring 2019.
- Lawton D. , B. Wang, T. Deveson, D. Liu, C. Waters and A. Cease. Deﬁning favorable locations for Australian plague locust outbreaks in east Australia. Pending publishment, Fall 2019
- Lawton D. , R. Overson, A. Cease, and others. Small scale nutritional diet distribution eﬀects on locust gregarization. Pending Publishment, Fall 2019
Invited Presentations
- Lawton D. , Understanding the ecological underpinnings of Australian plague locust outbreaks, presented at the NSW DPI Climate Unit Meeting, Summer 2018.
Professional Presentations
- Lawton D. , C. Waters, A. Cease. 2017. Locust and Tree interactions. Paper presented at the 19th biennial Australian Rangeland Society Meeting, Port Augusta, South Australia
- Lawton D. , A.B. Somers and A. Germuth. 2016. Does measuring experience and tool choice eﬀect measurements of Eastern box turtle (Terrapene carolina carolina) shells? Paper presented at the Box Turtle Conservation Workshop, Urbana, IL.
- Lawton D. , A.B. Somers and A. Germuth. 2015. Sizable Diﬀerences in Eastern Box Turtle (Terrapene carolina carolina) Measurements. Poster presentation at the NC Congress of Herpetology, NC Zoo, Asheboro, NC. May 2, 2015.
- Lawton D. 2015. Urbanization Eﬀects on Leaf Mining Densities and Leaf Damage of White Oak (Quercus alba) in Guilford County, North Carolina. Paper presented at the Thomas Undergraduate Research and Creativity Expo, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC.
Awards
Graduate Awards and Grants
- Australia Americas PhD Research Internship Program, Summer 2018
- ASU School of Life Sciences Graduate Student Travel Award, Fall 2018
- ASU Graduate College Travel Award, Fall 2018
- ASU Graduate and Professional Student Association Travel Award, Fall 2018
Undergraduate Awards and Scholarships
- Dean's List, 2012-2015
- Science, Technology, and Math Preparation Scholarship, 2014-2015
- Foy & Phyllis Kohler Endowmnet, 2015
- Asheboro Rotary Club Scholarship, 2011
- Jonathan Walker Memorial Scholarship, 2011
Service
- Seminar Organizer, Social Insect Research Group, ASU, Fall 2018-
- Recruitment Weekend, School of Life Sciences, ASU, Spring 2018-
Teaching Experience
Co-instructor and Designer
- SOS 494 - Sustainability and Locusts Lab
- with Arianne Cease
- School of Sustainability
- Arizona State University
Recitation Assistant
- BIO 282 - General Biology 2
- with Christian wright and Michael Angilletta
- School of Life Sciences
- Arizona State University
Students Mentored
- Jonah Brosemann, Arizona State University, Fall 2017-
- Nidia Martinez, Arizona State University, Spring 2017-2018
- Michael Saban, Arizona State University, 2017
Outreach Activites
- Night of the Open Door, voluenteer , Spring 2017-
- ASU Ask a Biologist, contributor, Spring 2017-
- Regional Walton Sustainability Teachers Academy, Guest Instructor , Summer 2017
- National Walton Sustainability Teachers Academy, Guest Instructor , Summer 2017
- Cease Lab Locust Rearing Facility, Tour Guide , Fall 2016-
Professional experiences
The HERP Project, Greensboro, NC, Project Leader , June 2013-2016
- Educated high school aged students on herpetology and ﬁeld ecology research.
- Facilitated and organized herpetological based outreach programs throughout the year.
- Maintained social media platforms.
- Data collection and analysis of reptiles and amphibians
The Bat and Mouse Lab, Greensboro NC, Research Assistant, Spring 2015
- Assisted Dr. Kalcounis-Rueppell in acoustic monitoring of bat calls using SonoBat
- Assisted graduate students in ﬁeld work with bat monitoring stations
International Study and Research
Trangie, NSW, Australia, 2016-
- Collected ﬁeld data on Locust and tree interactions
- Ran nutrition intake target experiments
- Collaborated with governmental agencies on locust swarm management
Bengkulu, Bengkulu, Indonesia, 2015-2016
- Directed and facilitated research studies
- Educated various ages on the importance of herpetological conservation
- Helped amend a PEER funded semi-aquatic turtle conservation grant
Tortuguero, Costa Rica, Summer 2015
- Conducted research at the Sea Turtle Conservancy
- Collected data on sea turtles
- Learned about the biodiversity of Costa Ric
Manu Rainforest and Lima, Peru, Summer 2015
- Promoted conservation education via the JBQ charitable foundation
- Learned about the biodiversity of the Amazonian Rain forest
Skills
Geographic Information System (GIS)
- Intermediate proﬁciency in General map generation, Analysis, Data conversion, and Georeferencing
Coding
- Proficient in R, Python, LaTeX, and HTML
Language
- Intermediate proficiency in French and Indonesian


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Hong Kong leader says protesters 'paralysing' the city are selfish
HONG KONG, Nov 12 — Hong Kong's embattled leader Carrie Lam today said protesters who are trying to “paralyse” the city were extremely selfish and hoped all universities and schools would urge students not to participate in violence.
Lam was speaking a day after police shot a protester and a man was set on fire in some of the most dramatic scenes to grip the city during the more than five months of civil unrest.
Yesterday, Lam said that the violence roiling the former British colony exceeded protesters' demands for democracy and demonstrators are now the people's enemy. — Reuters


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To make it a bit easier to get started with AutoFixture without having to trawl through all my blog posts, I've added a Cheat Sheet over at the AutoFixture CodePlex site.
As I add more posts on AutoFixture, I'll update the Cheat Sheet with the essentials. Please let me know if you think something's missing.


DSS Video Pipe DMA related Config parameters. More...
#include <csl_dssVideoPipe.h>
Data Fields | |
| uint32_t | bufPreloadControl |
| uint32_t | preloadVal |
| uint32_t | bufLowThreshold |
| uint32_t | bufHighThreshold |
| uint32_t | selfRefreshControl |
| uint32_t | selfRefreshEnable |
| uint32_t | arbitration |
DSS Video Pipe DMA related Config parameters.
| uint32_t CSL_DssVidPipeDmaCfg::arbitration |
Determines the priority of the video pipeline. For valid values see CSL_DssVidPipePriorityVal
| uint32_t CSL_DssVidPipeDmaCfg::bufHighThreshold |
Video DMA buffer high threshold. Number of 128 bits defining the Threshold value
| uint32_t CSL_DssVidPipeDmaCfg::bufLowThreshold |
DMA buffer low threshold. Number of 128 bits defining the threshold value
| uint32_t CSL_DssVidPipeDmaCfg::bufPreloadControl |
Buffer Preload Value can be either pre fixed(set by HW) or as programmed by SW. For valid values see CSL_DssVidPipePreloadControl
| uint32_t CSL_DssVidPipeDmaCfg::preloadVal |
Buffer Preload Value when preload is SW controlled
| uint32_t CSL_DssVidPipeDmaCfg::selfRefreshControl |
Self Refresh transition from disabled to enabled can be controlled by either SW or HW. For valid values see CSL_DssVidPipeRefreshControl
| uint32_t CSL_DssVidPipeDmaCfg::selfRefreshEnable |
Enable the self refresh of the video window from its own DMA buffer FALSE: Disable self refresh TRUE: Enable self refresh


Deuteronomy 26:6
And the Egyptians evil entreated us, and afflicted us, and laid upon us hard bondage:


CQ3ObjectRef
Abstract
Wrapper for Quesa objects.
Discussion
The main purpose for using a C++ wrapper for a Quesa object is to
prevent memory leaks. The wrapper's destructor disposes the object.
This class is designed to be usable in STL container classes, in a way similar
to std::shared_ptr. One could base such a wrapper on boost::intrusive_pointer,
but I chose not to require Boost.
Due to a HeaderDoc bug, it is not possible to automatically
document more than one constructor. Besides the constructor from
a TQ3Object, there is a default constructor (which holds nullptr)
a copy constructor, and a move constructor.
This wrapper is not fully functional with objects that are not
reference-counted (such as Views and Picks). Calling the copy constructor
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TQ3Object _Nullable get (void) const;
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Test whether this object holds a Quesa object.
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bool isvalid (void) const;
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Copy Assignment operator.
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CQ3ObjectRef& operator= (
const CQ3ObjectRef& inOther
);
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The previous object held by this wrapper
is disposed, and a new reference replaces
it.
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void swap (
CQ3ObjectRef& ioOther
);
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- Another CQ3ObjectRef.
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What is Halite?
Halite is an open source artificial intelligence programming challenge created by Two Sigma, in which players build game-playing bots using the coding language of their choice.
Nearly 6,000 players participated in Halite II. Learn more about Halite here.


Of all the games released by Taito in 1987, by far the most popular was Akira. Pictured is a key scene from the game.
Using the Akira visual novel as a guide to how I want my game to look I started building a prototype intro screen to mirror certain aspects of the pictured scene I've included from the orginal famicom Akira VN release.


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Gmail uses keyboard shortcuts "j" and "k" for jumping from one mail to next, while Google Reader uses them for opening consecutive blog posts. They are incredibly handy once you get used to them. In-fact once you get used to them you miss them everywhere.
Here is my girlfriend-not-free-for-movie-so-I-will-code project, jackass! It is a jQuery plugin, as well as a bookmarklet you can use, so that you can add j-k-keyboard-assignments on any page you come across.
Instructions for bookmarklet: jackassify current page.
Firefox: Drag and drop the above link to bookmark menu or bookmark toolbar.
IE: Right click on the above link, and select add to favorites.
Then go to any page, locate the above link in your bookmarks/favorites, and click on it.
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Computation times¶
01:36.922 total execution time for auto_examples_linear_model files:
00:33.168: Early stopping of Stochastic Gradient Descent (
plot_sgd_early_stopping.py
)00:21.214: MNIST classfification using multinomial logistic + L1 (
plot_sparse_logistic_regression_mnist.py
)00:15.682: Comparing various online solvers (
plot_sgd_comparison.py
)00:10.512: Multiclass sparse logisitic regression on newgroups20 (
plot_sparse_logistic_regression_20newsgroups.py
)00:03.953: Robust linear estimator fitting (
plot_robust_fit.py
)00:01.936: Regularization path of L1- Logistic Regression (
plot_logistic_path.py
)00:01.396: Theil-Sen Regression (
plot_theilsen.py
)00:01.220: Lasso on dense and sparse data (
plot_lasso_dense_vs_sparse_data.py
)00:00.802: Lasso model selection: Cross-Validation / AIC / BIC (
plot_lasso_model_selection.py
)00:00.598: Automatic Relevance Determination Regression (ARD) (
plot_ard.py
)00:00.582: Bayesian Ridge Regression (
plot_bayesian_ridge.py
)00:00.525: L1 Penalty and Sparsity in Logistic Regression (
plot_logistic_l1_l2_sparsity.py
)00:00.488: Lasso and Elastic Net (
plot_lasso_coordinate_descent_path.py
)00:00.447: Plot Ridge coefficients as a function of the L2 regularization (
plot_ridge_coeffs.py
)00:00.386: SGD: Penalties (
plot_sgd_penalties.py
)00:00.376: Plot multinomial and One-vs-Rest Logistic Regression (
plot_logistic_multinomial.py
)00:00.320: Sparsity Example: Fitting only features 1 and 2 (
plot_ols_3d.py
)00:00.319: Curve Fitting with Bayesian Ridge Regression (
plot_bayesian_ridge_curvefit.py
)00:00.310: Joint feature selection with multi-task Lasso (
plot_multi_task_lasso_support.py
)00:00.286: Orthogonal Matching Pursuit (
plot_omp.py
)00:00.231: Plot Ridge coefficients as a function of the regularization (
plot_ridge_path.py
)00:00.224: Ordinary Least Squares and Ridge Regression Variance (
plot_ols_ridge_variance.py
)00:00.203: HuberRegressor vs Ridge on dataset with strong outliers (
plot_huber_vs_ridge.py
)00:00.192: Plot multi-class SGD on the iris dataset (
plot_sgd_iris.py
)00:00.187: Polynomial interpolation (
plot_polynomial_interpolation.py
)00:00.186: SGD: Weighted samples (
plot_sgd_weighted_samples.py
)00:00.176: Lasso path using LARS (
plot_lasso_lars.py
)00:00.169: Robust linear model estimation using RANSAC (
plot_ransac.py
)00:00.167: SGD: convex loss functions (
plot_sgd_loss_functions.py
)00:00.165: Lasso and Elastic Net for Sparse Signals (
plot_lasso_and_elasticnet.py
)00:00.149: SGD: Maximum margin separating hyperplane (
plot_sgd_separating_hyperplane.py
)00:00.123: Logistic function (
plot_logistic.py
)00:00.120: Logistic Regression 3-class Classifier (
plot_iris_logistic.py
)00:00.113: Linear Regression Example (
plot_ols.py
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“In a tangled universe, it’s hard to spot the stars that truly prosper. COSMOS is your map.” Despite a positive economic outlook and significant funding available to invest in Africa, the challenge remains to increase capital flows into the continent to support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). According to a recent study¹, the continent faces an annual SDG funding gap between $500 billion to $1.2 trillion - approximately 25-30% of the current Africa GDP annually. Recent declining trends of aid and foreign direct investments mean that the SDGs funding gap will continue to grow. Challenges such as the lack of visibility on "bankable" pipelines, gaps in skills capacity, and problematic regulatory frameworks limit the flow of financial support to projects with significant development impact. Numerous regional initiatives have been established to address these issues, but their effectiveness has been hindered by a fragmented and uncoordinated approach. COSMOS is the illustration of the development finance ecosystem in Africa, aiming to increase visibility into this universe and identify the stars mobilizing finance for the SDGs. COSMOS maps existing efforts, programmes, initiatives, coalitions and institutions working to address the SDGs funding gap in Sub Saharan Africa to facilitate more effective coordination and alignment across the ecosystem. The ultimate goal is to scale effective solutions and increase the pace of action to deliver the Agenda 2030. COSMOS has mapped the SDG financing ecosystem in Sub Saharan Africa, across 3 key three areas of intervention: Financing (including blended finance): Provide investments and financing for projects (equity, financing, grants, funds, bridging capital, etc); offer mechanisms, instruments or vehicles for co-financing or de-risking (guarantees, etc.); or support projects on structuring their financing. Capacity Building and Pipeline: Provide technical capacity and skills development to improve the design, development and management of projects, as well as the ability to develop strategic financing structures (i.e. increase capacity to understand and apply blended finance); assist in creating structured pipelines of projects; and assist projects to move along the development cycle. Enabling Environment: Provide policy or regulatory support/advisory/guidance; improve public process transparency and governance on the ground to create an investable environment in countries. COSMOS is a product of the Sustainable Development Investment Partnership (SDIP), a joint initiative of the World Economic Forum and the OECD, representing a coalition of 42 public, philanthropic and private members. SDIP is committed to achieving SDGs by facilitating systemic change in the development finance ecosystem and mobilizing sustainable investments in emerging and developing countries. SDIP operates as a neutral platform and enabler for coordinated public-private collaboration and takes a regional approach to addressing financing challenges through its Africa Regional Hub. COSMOS is a growing and evolving tool, which was initiated as part of the work on Sub-Saharan Africa, but has the ambition to become a global database offering a detailed image of all the efforts active in financing the SDGs. COSMOS aims to improve the understanding and visibility on the journey to meet the SDGs, contributing to meeting the Agenda 2030 by surfacing the successful efforts that are driving change worldwide.
1 https://sdgcafrica.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/AFRICA-2030-SDGs-THREE-YEAR-REALITY-CHECK-REPORT.pdf


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What is the 1001st prime number
Listing the first six primes: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11 and 13, we can see that the sixth prime is 13. What is the 1001st prime number? Write a JavaScript program that presents this number to the user.


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Copley Motion Library
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This structure holds the velocity loop configuration parameters specific to the Copley amplifier. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| VelLoopConfig (void) | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| int16 | kp |
| Proportional gain. | |
| int16 | ki |
| Integral gain. | |
| int16 | kaff |
| Acceleration feed forward. | |
| int16 | velCmdff |
| Velocity loop command feed forward The input command (after limiting) to the velocity loop is scaled by this value and added to the output of the velocity loop. More... | |
| int16 | shift |
| Output shift value. More... | |
| int16 | viDrain |
| Velocity loop drain value for integral sum. Set to 0 to disable. | |
| uunit | maxVel |
| Maximum allowed velocity. More... | |
| uunit | maxAcc |
| Maximum allowed acceleration. More... | |
| uunit | maxDec |
| Maximum allowed deceleration This value limits the rate of change of the velocity command input to the velocity loop. More... | |
| uunit | estopDec |
| Deceleration used for emergency stop When the position loop is driving the velocity loop this value is only used for tracking error conditions. More... | |
This structure holds the velocity loop configuration parameters specific to the Copley amplifier.
The velocity loop is one of three servo control loops used by the amplifier to control a motor. The configuration parameters used by this control loop allow the servo performance to be 'tuned' for various motors and loads.
The amplifier member functions Amp::GetVelLoopConfig and Amp::SetVelLoopConfig are used to read and write this data to the amplifier.
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inline |
Default constructor.
Simply initializes all members to zero.
| uunit estopDec |
Deceleration used for emergency stop When the position loop is driving the velocity loop this value is only used for tracking error conditions.
If a tracking error occurs, the velocity loop takes over control and drives to zero velocity using this deceleration value.
Setting this value to zero indicates that the deceleration is unlimited.
This parameter is specified in "user units". See Amp::SetCountsPerUnit for details.
| uunit maxAcc |
Maximum allowed acceleration.
This value limits the rate of change of the velocity command input to the velocity loop. It is used when the magnitude of the command is increasing.
Note that the acceleration & deceleration limits are NOT used when the position loop is driving the velocity loop.
This parameter is specified in "user units". See Amp::SetCountsPerUnit for details.
| uunit maxDec |
Maximum allowed deceleration This value limits the rate of change of the velocity command input to the velocity loop.
It is used when the magnitude of the command is decreasing.
Note that the acceleration & deceleration limits are not used when the position loop is driving the velocity loop.
This parameter is specified in "user units". See Amp::SetCountsPerUnit for details.
| uunit maxVel |
Maximum allowed velocity.
This value is used to limit the velocity command before the velocity loop uses it to calculate output current. When running in a position mode (normal for CAN operation) The velocity command is the output from the position loop. This command is clipped by this value before it is passed to the velocity loop.
This parameter is specified in "user units". See Amp::SetCountsPerUnit for details.
| int16 shift |
Output shift value.
The output of the loop is downshifted this many bits to get the current loop command
| int16 velCmdff |
Velocity loop command feed forward The input command (after limiting) to the velocity loop is scaled by this value and added to the output of the velocity loop.


HTML to Excel a C# library
HTML to Excel a C# library
Well, sometimes to create a good excel output/report, a developer should write a huge chunk of code to set each cell value, color..etc. that's not maintainable even for the person who wrote it.
This library comes into play, by using HTML tables each table row will be a excel row, and each td will be an excel cell. And one can add styles to rows and cells too.
Right now it is in Beta, very much new. Any contributions to this project are welcome.
Building API is in progress, Docs & Samples will be available soon.


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waitForCallback()
- Method in class com.openxc.sources.
BaseVehicleDataSource
waitForConnection()
- Method in class com.openxc.sources.
BytestreamDataSource
If not already connected to the data source, initiate the connection and block until ready to be read.
waitUntilBound()
- Method in class com.openxc.
VehicleManager
Block until the VehicleManager is alive and can return measurements.
WakeLockManager
- Class in
com.openxc.sources
WakeLockManager(Context, String)
- Constructor for class com.openxc.sources.
WakeLockManager
WindshieldWiperStatus
- Class in
com.openxc.measurements
WindshieldWiperStatus(State<WindshieldWiperStatus.WiperId>, Boolean)
- Constructor for class com.openxc.measurements.
WindshieldWiperStatus
WindshieldWiperStatus(WindshieldWiperStatus.WiperId, Boolean)
- Constructor for class com.openxc.measurements.
WindshieldWiperStatus
WindshieldWiperStatus(WindshieldWiperStatus.WiperId, Boolean)
- Constructor for class com.openxc.measurements.
WindshieldWiperStatus
WindshieldWiperStatus(String, Boolean)
- Constructor for class com.openxc.measurements.
WindshieldWiperStatus
WindshieldWiperStatus.WiperId
- Enum in
com.openxc.measurements
The DoorId is the specific door of the vehicle.
write(byte[])
- Method in class com.openxc.interfaces.bluetooth.
BluetoothVehicleInterface
write(byte[])
- Method in class com.openxc.interfaces.network.
NetworkVehicleInterface
Writes given data to the socket.
write(byte[])
- Method in class com.openxc.interfaces.usb.
UsbVehicleInterface
write(JsonWriter, byte[])
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.formatters.
ByteAdapter
write(byte[])
- Method in class com.openxc.sources.
BytestreamDataSource
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.AcceptanceFilterBypassCommand
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.CanMessage
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.CommandResponse
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.ControlCommand
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.DiagnosticControlCommand
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.DiagnosticRequest
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.DiagnosticResponse
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.DynamicField
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.PassthroughModeControlCommand
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.PayloadFormatCommand
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.PredefinedObd2RequestsCommand
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.SimpleMessage
writeReplace()
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.VehicleMessage
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.AcceptanceFilterBypassCommand
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.CanMessage
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.CommandResponse
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.ControlCommand
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.DiagnosticControlCommand
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.DiagnosticRequest
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.DiagnosticResponse
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.DynamicField
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.PassthroughModeControlCommand
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.PayloadFormatCommand
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.PredefinedObd2RequestsCommand
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.SimpleMessage
writeTo(CodedOutputStream)
- Method in class com.openxc.
BinaryMessages.VehicleMessage
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.interfaces.
VehicleInterfaceDescriptor
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.
CanMessage
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.
Command
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.
CommandResponse
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.
DiagnosticMessage
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.
DiagnosticRequest
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.
DiagnosticResponse
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.
EventedSimpleVehicleMessage
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.
MessageKey
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.
NamedVehicleMessage
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.
SimpleVehicleMessage
writeToParcel(Parcel, int)
- Method in class com.openxc.messages.
VehicleMessage
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"Chimera is about a man who has a hard time dealing with his present and wants to keep reminiscing on his past. This film deals with themes of love and guilt, and the things we would do if we had too much power."
-Director Jacob Rodier's artist's statement
This was my first role as a cinematographer in a film, and I am still very proud of how it turned out. I was also the colorist.


game. GameMap
Source: game2/
new GameMap()
Properties
background any type
background of the canvas
background number
number of game units by pixel (=(visible game width)/(canvas width))
background number
number of game units by pixel (=(visible game height)/(canvas height))
context CanvasRenderingContext2D
gameRect utils.geometry2d.Rect
layer_max game.RenderLayer
layer_min game.RenderLayer
visibleRect utils.geometry2d.Rect
Methods
gameToPixelCoordinatesTransform(gameCoords, out) → utils.geometry2d.Vec2
gives you the pixel coordinates, relative to the canvas, of a point in the game.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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gameCoords |
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out |
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- Returns
isAsynchronousUsed() → boolean
return true if the asynchronous mode is enabled.
- Returns
-
boolean
pixelToGameCoordinatesTransform(pixelCoords, out) → utils.geometry2d.Vec2
gives you the game coordinates of a point given in pixel coordinates relative to the canvas.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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pixelCoords |
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out |
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- Returns
render(gameManager, objects)
called by the game manager after a frame to draw objects on the canvas. The callback function is called at the beginning and at the end of the function, and at the beginning and the end of the drawing of every layer, with the first parameter equal to game.RenderEvent.RENDER_BEGIN, game.RenderEvent.RENDER_END, game.RenderEvent.RENDER_LAYER_BEGIN or game.RenderEvent.RENDER_LAYER_END <!-- and the second one equal to the rendering context.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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gameManager |
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objects |
Array of game.Object |
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setCallback(cb)
sets the callback function called for rendering events. See game.RenderEvent for a list of all possible events
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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cb |
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Value can be null. |
setCanvasSize(width, height, marginX, marginY)
manually changes the size of the canvas, and modifies the scale for the visible rectangle to fit the canvas without the visible rectangle to change. you can change the visible rect and the game.GameMap#updateScale method to change the scale. The callback function is then with the first parameter equal to game.RenderEvent.CANVAS_RESIZE and the second one equal to the rendering context.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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width |
number |
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height |
number |
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marginX |
number |
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marginY |
number |
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updateScale()
changes the scale for the visible rect size to fit the canvas. Don't forget to call this method after you made manual modifications on the visible rect to avoid errors. Be aware that the game may look stretched if the aspect of the canvas is not the same as the rectangle's ratio
useAsynchronous(use)
use this function if you want to activate the asynchronous rendering.
Parameter
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
use |
boolean |
|
useAutoResize(use[, borderMargin])
allows the canvas to resize automatically when the window size changes. The callback function is called after the resize with the first parameter equal to game.RenderEvent.CANVAS_RESIZE and the second one equal to the rendering context.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
use |
boolean |
|
|
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borderMargin |
number |
Yes |
first use : default to 1. next uses : default to previous values. |


24. Perception
In the shadow of a tree with a dense, leafy canopy, one sees a number of light spots. Surprisingly, they all appear to be circular. Why? After all, the gaps between the leaves through which the sun shines are not likely to be circular.
 The image curve separating white pixels from black pixels is sometimes called the “outline” of the sphere. Show that the outline of a sphere, viewed in a perspective camera, can be an ellipse. Why do spheres not look like ellipses to you?
Consider an infinitely long cylinder of radius $r$ oriented with its axis along the $y$-axis. The cylinder has a Lambertian surface and is viewed by a camera along the positive $z$-axis. What will you expect to see in the image if the cylinder is illuminated by a point source at infinity located on the positive $x$-axis? Draw the contours of constant brightness in the projected image. Are the contours of equal brightness uniformly spaced?
Edges in an image can correspond to a variety of events in a scene. Consider Figure illuminationfigure (page illuminationfigure, and assume that it is a picture of a real three-dimensional scene. Identify ten different brightness edges in the image, and for each, state whether it corresponds to a discontinuity in (a) depth, (b) surface orientation, (c) reflectance, or (d) illumination.
A stereoscopic system is being contemplated for terrain mapping. It will
consist of two CCD cameras, each having ${512}\times {512}$ pixels on a
10 cm $\times$ 10 cm square sensor. The lenses to be used have a focal
length of 16 cm, with the focus fixed at infinity. For corresponding
points ($u_1,v_1$) in the left image and ($u_2,v_2$) in the right image,
$v_1=v_2$ because the $x$-axes in the two image planes are parallel to
the epipolar lines—the lines from the object to the camera. The optical
axes of the two cameras are parallel. The baseline between the cameras
is 1 meter.
1. If the nearest distance to be measured is 16 meters, what is the
largest disparity that will occur (in pixels)?
2. What is the distance resolution at 16 meters, due to the pixel
spacing?
3. What distance corresponds to a disparity of one pixel?
Which of the following are true, and which are false?
1. Finding corresponding points in stereo images is the easiest phase
of the stereo depth-finding process.
2. Shape-from-texture can be done by projecting a grid of light-stripes
onto the scene.
3. Lines with equal lengths in the scene always project to equal
lengths in the image.
4. Straight lines in the image necessarily correspond to straight lines
in the scene.
Which of the following are true, and which are false?
1. Finding corresponding points in stereo images is the easiest phase
of the stereo depth-finding process.
2. In stereo views of the same scene, greater accuracy is obtained in
the depth calculations if the two camera positions are
farther apart.
3. Lines with equal lengths in the scene always project to equal
lengths in the image.
4. Straight lines in the image necessarily correspond to straight lines
in the scene.
(Courtesy of Pietro Perona.) Figure bottle-figure shows two cameras at X and Y observing a scene. Draw the image seen at each camera, assuming that all named points are in the same horizontal plane. What can be concluded from these two images about the relative distances of points A, B, C, D, and E from the camera baseline, and on what basis?


Hi, I'm Arpan.
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| San Francisco ⇔ Illinois
Previously:
Computer Science at UIUC |
Hack4Impact UIUC
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Every WWE Champion Ever, Ranked by Number of Reigns (Photos) From Buddy Rogers to Brock Lesnar, here are all the guys from the old WWWF and WWF days — and beyond 19 Nov 2019, 04:01 by Tony Maglio, Jennifer Maas Also Read: Alberto Del Rio: 90 Percent of WWE Wrestlers Have Never Been in a Real Fight Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Kofi Kingston # of Reigns: 1 The power of positivity. Also Read: WWE Legend Shawn Michaels Is a Bad Dad – and in a Ton of Danger – in ’90 Feet From Home’ Trailer (Exclusive Video) Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Jeff Hardy # of Reigns: 1 The un-"Broken" half of the Hardy Boyz has had the more storied singles career. Also Read: ‘SmackDown Live': Daniel Bryan Ends AJ Styles’ 371-Day Reign as WWE Champion (Video) Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Bray Wyatt # of Reigns: 1 Abigail's brother used to go by "Husky Harris" -- we'd say this run is working out better for him. Also Read: 7-Time WWE World Heavyweight Champ Edge on Where He Ranks, Size-Wise, in the Land of ‘Vikings’ Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Sgt. Slaughter # of Reigns: 1 Camel Clutch, Cobra Clutch -- whatever "C"-animal it was, it hurt. Also Read: WWE Hall of Famer Edge on Why Hollywood Loves to Work With Wrestlers Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Dean Ambrose # of Reigns: 1 And "The Lunatic Fringe" pulled this off while wearing jeans. Also Read: WWE ‘Raw’ Won’t Run Long on USA Network Anymore Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Chris Jericho # of Reigns: 1 You're a "stupid idiot" if you didn't know this guy made "The List." Also Read: Ex-WWE Intercontinental Champion Jeff Jarrett Out as Impact Wrestling Chief Creative Officer Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Eddie Guerrero # of Reigns: 1 Generally considered one of the best ever to have done it held the big-boy belt for 133. Also Read: Kurt Angle to Return to WWE Ring After 11-Year Hiatus, Replacing Roman Reigns at ‘TLC’ PPV Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: The Miz # of Reigns: 1 The kid from "The Real World" made good on his over-the-top MTV promos. One of the best on the mic, Miz has been holding down the Intercontinental Championship more than any other Superstar of the past few years. Also Read: WWE Superstar Charlotte Flair on Ric Flair’s Recovery, Baring All in New Book: ‘It Was Ugly’ Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Jinder Mahal # of Reigns: 1 Shortly before this publishing, the "Modern-Day Maharaja" dropped the title to A.J. Styles, ending a somewhat confusing run right before the WWE went to India. Also Read: Stephanie McMahon on Why the Women of WWE ‘Are Stealing the Show’ (Video) Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: John "Bradshaw" Layfield # of Reigns: 1 JBL has taken his heel persona from the ring to the announce table. Never without a cowboy hat, Layfield thankfully leaves his lariat clothesline at home. Also Read: Lance Russell, Longtime Pro Wrestling Commentator, Dies at 91 Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: The Ultimate Warrior# of Reigns: 1 The muscle-bound maniac who handed Hulk Hogan his first-ever "WrestleMania" loss died after suffering a heart attack three days after being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. Also Read: How ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin Would Do on His ‘Broken Skull Challenge’ Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: "Superstar" Billy Graham # of Reigns: 1 "Superstar" Billy Graham was a bodybuilder and buddy of Arnold Schwarzenegger. Yeah, blame Graham's body for Jinder Mahal. Also Read: Ric Flair Details Near-Death Episode After Decades of Drinking: ‘It Scared the Sh– Out of Me’ Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Kevin Nash # of Reigns: 1 You mean Tarzan from "Magic Mike"?!?!? Yes, yes we do. Also Read: WWE Icon Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan Dies at 73 Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Pedro Morales # of Reigns: 1 History lesson: Back in the WWWF days, Morales became the first guy in wrestling history to win all three of the major men's titles -- the WWF Championship, the Intercontinental Championship and the WWF Tag Team Championship -- in the company. Also Read: WWE Superstar Big Show’s Clean-Shaven Look Sends Twitter Into a Tailspin Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: André the Giant # of Reigns: 1 The stories about André the Giant sometimes feel as tall as he was. Also Read: Cody on Why Ring of Honor World Championship Makes Him Feel ‘Vindicated’ Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: The Iron Sheik # of Reigns: 1 This guy is as big a hit on Twitter as he was in the ring. Also Read: WWE Bans Beach Balls After ‘SummerSlam’ Incident Involving Cesaro Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Kane # of Reigns: 1 You wouldn't know it by looking at him, but Kane is one of the smartest Superstars in WWE history. Also Read: Why Wrestler Cody Can’t Be Pinned Down by His Stage Name Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Rey Mysterio # of Reigns: 1 We're not going to talk about how ridiculous the setup to his finishing move, "The 6-1-9," became. This is a happy list. Also Read: WWE Star Dana Brooke Mourns the Death of Her Boyfriend Dallas McCarver: ‘You Were My Life’ Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Stan Stasiak # of Reigns: 1 Unfortunately Stasiak only held the belt for nine days. Also Read: Watch WWE Superstar John Cena Tear Up as He’s Surprised by Thankful Fans (Video) Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Rob Van Dam # of Reigns: 1 One of the most popular ECW wrestlers of all-time, RVD has brought his three initials to seemingly every pro-wrestling promotion with three initials. Also Read: ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin Is ‘Down With Anybody Using the Stunner’ Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Ivan Koloff # of Reigns: 1 The "Russian Bear" was actually Canadian. Also Read: Lin-Manuel Miranda Makes Surprise Appearance at WWE SummerSlam Rank: 30 (tie) Wrestler: Buddy Rogers # of Reigns: 1 Rogers was kinda-sorta the first champion in the company. It's complicated -- ask Killer Kowalski and Bruno Sammartino.  Also Read: WWE SummerSlam 2017: 9 Things You Didn’t See on TV Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: Batista # of Reigns: 2 Guardian of the Galaxy, defender of WWE Championship. Also Read: WWE Legend Ric Flair Hospitalized With ‘Tough Medical Issues’ Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: The Big Show # of Reigns: 2 You can't miss this two-time champ -- not even in a mega-arena. Also Read: Watch WWE’s Sasha Banks Transform Into a Flesh-Craving Ghoul (Video) Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: A.J. Styles # of Reigns: 2 "The Phenomenal One" held the belt for 371-straight days, which is a record for a "SmackDown" wrestler. Also Read: WWE Network to Launch in China Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: Alberto Del Rio # of Reigns: 2 Si! Si! Si! Si! Si! Si! Si! Also Read: Is Fox Counting Out John Cena’s ‘American Grit’? ‘Obviously, the Ratings Were Not Great,’ CEO Says Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: Sycho Sid # of Reigns: 2 It was a long way down from Shawn Michaels' former bodyguard's power-bomb. Also Read: Eva Marie Says a ‘Bittersweet Goodbye’ to WWE Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: "Nature Boy" Ric Flair # of Reigns: 2 If you haven't watched ESPN's new "30 for 30: Nature Boy," do that.  Also Read: Watch WWE Superstar Shinsuke Nakamura Drop John Cena Straight on His Head (Video) Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: Sheamus # of Reigns: 2 Master of the Brogue Kick, Rocksteady in the "Ninja Turtles" movies -- which is the greater accomplishment? Also Read: WWE Takes on ‘Twin Peaks’ in Bizarre Parody (Video) Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: Seth Rollins # of Reigns: 2 He's BURN(ed) IT DOWN more than once. Also Read: Paramount Recruits John Cena for ‘Bumblebee,’ Sets Release Date Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: Yokozuna # of Reigns: 2 That belt needed a few extenders to fit around the sumo. Also Read: ‘Total Divas’ Star Carmella: WWE ‘Women’s Revolution’ Is Going Strong Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: CM Punk # of Reigns: 2 Let's just say he was a little less successful in the UFC. Also Read: WWE Reveals New Cast of ‘Total Divas,’ Sets Premiere Date for ‘Total Bellas’ Season 2 (Video) Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: Randy "Macho Man" Savage # of Reigns: 2 Before he snapped into Slim Jims, the "Macho Man" was snapping dudes in half. Also Read: WWE ‘SmackDown Live’ Commissioner Shane McMahon Walks Away From Helicopter Crash (Video) Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: Bob Backlund # of Reigns: 2 Backlund couldn't "Make Darren Young Great Again" -- or even keep the guy employed -- but the master of the cross-face chicken wing had a pretty incredible career of his own. Also Read: ‘Talking Smack’ Canceled as Weekly WWE Network Show Rank: 17 (tie) Wrestler: Bruno Sammartino# of Reigns: 2 Google him, kids. Also Read: Stephanie McMahon, Mark Giordano Among Winners at ESPN Sports Humanitarian Awards Rank: 13 (tie) Wrestler: Mankind # of Reigns: 3 Mick Foley nearly killed himself to raise these titles. Also Read: ‘WWE Great Balls of Fire': Watch Samoa Joe Slam Brock Lesnar Through a Table (Video) Rank: 13 (tie) Wrestler: Roman Reigns # of Reigns: 3 Go ahead and boo him, Universe -- WWE is still the Big Dog's turf right now. Also Read: Austin Aries Released by WWE Rank: 13 (tie) Wrestler: Shawn Michaels # of Reigns: 3 Before he found God, the "Heartbreak Kid" found jaws with his foot, popularizing the Superkick. Also Read: WWE Legend Jim Cornette Trashes ‘GLOW': ‘Hated It!’ (Audio) Rank: 9 (tie) Wrestler: Daniel Bryan # of Reigns: 4 Welcome back, (current) champ. Also Read: Roman Reigns Attempts to Kill Braun Strowman in WWE ‘GBOF’ Ambulance Crash (Video) Rank: 9 (tie) Wrestler: Edge # of Reigns: 4 On this day, you can see clearly... that Edge is one of the best to ever lace up. Also Read: YouTube Stars, WWE Wrestler, PETA Pay Tribute to Actress Stevie Ryan Rank: 9 (tie) Wrestler: The Undertaker # of Reigns: 4 The Dead Man is truly a living legend. Also Read: Trump Gets a DOJ Smackdown in Photoshopped WWE Clip (Video) Rank: 9 (tie) Wrestler: Kurt Angle # of Reigns: 4 Top 10, it's true -- it's damn true. Also Read: Trump vs CNN: POTUS Tweets Faked WWE Video of Himself Body-Slamming Network Rank: 7 (tie) Wrestler: Brock Lesnar # of Reigns: 5 Eat. Sleep. Win Titles. Repeat. Also Read: LaVar Ball and Sons Take Over WWE’s ‘Monday Night Raw’ (Video) Rank: 7 (tie) Wrestler: Bret "Hitman" Hart # of Reigns: 5 The best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be. Also Read: WWE’s Daniel Bryan on Everything He’s Doing to (Possibly) Return to Wrestling Action Rank: 5 (tie) Wrestler: Hulk Hogan # of Reigns: 6 Hulkamania was real. Then again, so was Gawker at one point. Also Read: WWE’s Daniel Bryan on ‘MITB’ Opening Ladder Match Finish: ‘I Saw a Lot of Women Upset’ Rank: 5 (tie) Wrestler: "Stone Cold" Steve Austin # of Reigns: 6 On the Mt. Rushmore of all-time greats, and that's the bottom line. Also Read: Watch John Cena Deadlift Jimmy Fallon (Video) Rank: 3 (tie) Wrestler: The Rock # of Reigns: 8 He may be Dwayne Johnson now, but he'll always be "The Rock" to us. Also Read: WWE’s Austin Aries Teaches Us How to Have Awesome Facial Hair Rank: 3 (tie) Wrestler: Triple H # of Reigns: 8 Boss of The Authority has two words for the other guys on this list. We can't reprint them. Also Read: John Cena Buries His Reputation for Burying Other WWE Talent: ‘They’re Not as Motivated’ Rank: 2 Wrestler: Randy Orton # of Reigns: 9 The Viper has RKO'd a lot of dudes outta nowhere. Also Read: New WWE Champ Jinder Mahal on Resurrecting the Classic Villain: ‘It Always Works’ Rank: 1 Wrestler: John Cena # of Reigns: 13 U Can't See Him. Also Read: Ring of Honor Boss on How to Compete With WWE: Maybe You Don’t Who's next -- err, NXT? Also Read: Brock Lesnar Has Extended His WWE Contract Through WrestleMania 35


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