I have an old account on emoncms.org where I have a few feeds logging temperatures. I set it up a few years ago and one user here had to do some magic to my account to fix some issues. I don't remember whom and my old account has been deleted so I had to create a new account to be able to login here again.
I added a new input yesterday and added three processes:
- log to feed
- min value
- max value
But the feeds for min/max are not updating and in the feeds list they show as "inactive". I also notice that my old min/max feeds are of type MYSQL but the new ones are of type PHPTIMESERIES. But there is nowhere I can change that.
After checking my old inputs I noticed that the order of the processes were slightly different:
- log to feed
- max value
- min value
So I changed my new input to have the same order but they are still "inactive".
Is there any known issue with this right now or am I doing something wrong?
Re: min/max feeds not working at emoncms.org
Nothing?
I also noted that multi graphs are not working ok. One old that I modified is now only showing 2/4 feeds. And a new one that I created shows nothing.
Re: min/max feeds not working at emoncms.org
@nilrog I wonder if something went wrong in conjunction with this server outage on the 25th? you mentioned you created the feeds then? https://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/12240
If you where to try recreating the feeds again now, does the same issue occur?
Re: min/max feeds not working at emoncms.org
Deleting the feeds and creating them again did not help. The "log to feed" feed works, but not the max and min. The are still listed as "inactive".
And the multigraph isn't working as it should either. I deleted all the feeds from the graph except the one that works. When I add the third one I see a graph for that feed. And when I add the fourth feed the third one disappears and the fourth one shows for a short while before that one disappears too. So now it is just as before I tried deleting the feeds. Only one feed shows in the multigraph.
Re: min/max feeds not working at emoncms.org
And just to be clear. Some of the feeds not working in the multigraph are not new. They have been working for years...and still work fine. It's just the multigraph that is not working.
I also created a new multigraph and that one is 100% broken...no data shows up in the multigraph...and those feeds are all old, working, feeds.
Re: min/max feeds not working at emoncms.org
The multigraph can perform like this if there is a reliability issue with the underlying data and the skip missing data box is unticked (its a new feature). If you tick each skip missing data box the data will show up in this case.
Re: min/max feeds not working at emoncms.org
I can see the issue affecting max/min feeds I will get that fixed.
Re: min/max feeds not working at emoncms.org
Ok, ticking the "skip missing data" checkbox fixed the multigraph issues.
It was not ticked because it was not set in the old multigraph. So when I set up the new one, and modified the old one, I unticked it for all the new feeds I added. Pretty bad but imo.
And the only reason I deleted feeds from the old multigraph was because I wanted a different order of the label. And I could not find a way to reorder the feeds in the multigraph. If that feature is missing i'd like to vote for such a feature to be added since it's a bit cumbersome to delete/add the feeds.
So that leaves me with only the min/max feeds broken then.
Thanks for the help :)
Re: min/max feeds not working at emoncms.org
hello nilrog, min/max is working again now, thanks for spotting that!
Re: min/max feeds not working at emoncms.org
Great! Thanks for the quick fix :)


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[TrueType] TrueType. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TrueType.
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[XEP] XEP. RenderX. http://www.renderx.com/RenderX.
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[INX] INX. http://avondale.typepad.com/indesignupdate/2005/08/what_the_heck_i.html.
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ORIGINAL SIN RATING: 3/10
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PLOT: A rich guy who doesn't believe in love, orders a mail-order bride for himself. That very evening, the couple is married and fall madly in love soon thereafter. But what's this? One of them might not be the person they are pretending to be? Wow...a sin, indeed.
CRITIQUE: Easily one of the worst movies that I've seen all year. Too long, too boring, too predictable and too ridiculous for anyone interested in watching a good movie. What the hell were they thinking when they made this thing? (it's no wonder that the film has been sitting on the racks for about a year) This felt like a really bad TV movie of the week, with some nudity stuffed in from time to time, just to wake up the audience. Have you ever switched channels and fallen upon one of those ridiculously melodramatic TV movies, one that you just couldn't help but switch back to from time to time, just to make sure that it wasn't part of some sick joke? Well, this movie is exactly like that, only it isn't a joke, it isn't on TV and you are asked to pay money to see it!! I say again...what the shite were they thinking? Okay, so where do I start? First of all, the trailer of this film gives away the movie's main plot twist, the betrayal. So for the first half hour of the film, you're basically just sitting there, watching these two "lovers" go through the motions until the "betrayal" occurs. Whoopee, big surprise. Second of all, Angelina Jolie is horribly miscast in this part. Why? Well, it's like this: not for one second do you ever believe that she is not a nasty backstabbing woman! I mean, it's like all of those people who complained about Jack Nicholson being psycho from the start of THE SHINING, well, the same goes here. Every look in Jolie's eyes screams "psycho"!
Then of course, you have the case of the "patsy" husband, a man who just can't seem to figure out anything in time. I mean...how boring is that for the audience? You're watching this guy screw up time after time after time, and somehow, we're supposed to feel sorry or care about this dude. No, thanks! And if we don't care about him, and we really don't care about her (she's a beeyatch and as confused as we are about her actual motivations in the film), who the hell are we supposed to care about in this film? Well, I'll tell you. The only thing that I was worrying about the whole way through this picture was whether or not I'd actually fall asleep before the end credits rolled. No suspense, no chemistry between the leads, no real love or passion, no sense of surprise, plenty of plot holes for everyone and an extra moronic ending. So why am I even giving this film a rating of three points? Well, it's actually pretty simple. I liked the locations in the movie and the groovy score, but my primary reason for slipping three notches onto this bedpost is for the gratuitous shots of Jolie's boobies (that's two points right there!) and another one for Antonio's ass (hairless, just for the record).  Try imagining a soft-porn movie...but without the plot! That's pretty much what you've got here. A low point in the careers of both stars.

Where's JoBlo coming from? American Psycho (9/10) - Cruel Intentions (8/10) - Eyes Wide Shut (6/10) - Fatal Attraction (8/10) - Playing by Heart (7/10) - Under Suspicion (7/10) - What Lies Beneath (8/10) - What Women Want (4/10) - Whipped (7/10)
Review Date: August 5, 2001 Director: Michael Christofer Writer: Michael Christofer Producers: Denise DiNovi, Kate Guinzburg, Carol Lees Actors: Angelina Jolie as Julia Russel Antonio Banderas as Louis Durand Thomas Jane as Billy Genre: Romance Year of Release: 2001 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2001 Berge Garabedian
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It includes all the cool features like Search, Tags, Categories and everthing else which you see.
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This app requires Tesseract to work, so you need to create a folder named SimpleAndroidOCR inside the internal storage of your android device. Then, inside this folder, create a new directory named tessdate. Now copy the file eng.traineddata inside the tessdata folder.
Make sure you’ve granted all the permissions to the app.
Make sure you’re connected to the internet.
On the first screen, clink on TAKE PHOTO on top of your screen.
Then you can click picture on any english text. Make sure you’re close enough while clicking as the word should be clear.
Now a crop screen will open, you can crop one word which you want to translate and then click CROP at the bottom of the screen.
The extracted should appear in the text box on the next screen. Don’t worry if it doesn’t, it sometimes won’t. You can manually enter the text at this point of time.
Then click on Translate and the corresponding Hindi text will appear in the text box below.
This is mainly for practicing how to connect Tesseract and Yandex Translate APIs to an android application.
sudo pip install OpenglExample
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>>> demo()
This is a simple app demonstrating how to render a Blender object into pyopengl and visualize it using pygame.
If you have access to IIIT Vadodara intranet, you can directly download the app
This is an experimental app and isn’t packaged yet, as it is still not fully developed. However, to have a look at my Android and Django skills, you can have a look at its code. Or feel free to contribute (Let me know.)
The server side is implemented with the help of Django, Redis queue and the Django Rest Framework.


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The second minor version of BlueDevil (KDE's Bluetooth support) has been released and it is the most important release since 1.0 because it adds support for some basic bluetooth feature we have been missing since 1.0, regarding Device Pairing.
The tarbal can be downloaded here:
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By now almost all distributions have packages, so if your distribution doesn't poke them because this release is very important stability-wise.
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Byo woman killed , dumped in manhole
AN unidentified woman is suspected to have been killed and dumped in a Bulawayo City Council manhole in Pumula South suburb.
Her body was discovered by two council employees who were attending to a blocked sewer pipe on Monday morning.
Sources said the woman whose body was already decomposing was drenched in sewer while wrapped in a cloth fuelling suspicions that she was killed and her body dumped in the manhole to conceal the crime.
Bulawayo police spokesperson Chief Inspector Precious Simango confirmed the death and said investigations were underway.
“We are investigating a sudden death case where a woman suspected to be in her early 30s was found dead in a manhole in Pumula South suburb. The body was discovered by two council employees who were attending to a blocked sewer pipe in the suburb following complaints by residents. They informed their superiors who together with police attended to the scene and the body was retrieved by council’s Fire Brigade Department,” said Chief Insp Simango.
She said the body was taken to United Bulawayo Hospitals for post-mortem.
Chief Insp Simango said police could not immediately comment on circumstances leading to her death.
“Our investigations are in progress. That’s all we can say at the moment. We can’t speculate on what could have led to her death. We are still waiting for the post-mortem report which will guide our investigations,” Chief Insp Simango said.
Pumula South’s ward 27 councillor Alderman Siboniso Khumalo said the incident has left the community shocked.
“It’s not something that we expect as a community. It’s saddening and many people suspect she was murdered,” said Ald Khumalo.
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My path towards data started while I was working in a corporate position. The work was dull and unrelated to my field, but one thing I enjoyed was dealing with large datasets. However Excel was not enough for me; I wanted to do more. I taught myself basic SQL then moved onto Python to start comprehensively analyzing larger datasets. I quickly signed up for General Assembly's Data Science Immersive Program to further my knowledge. Most of my skills were learned and polished from the program.
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What is the 10 days?
The 10 Days was started in 2007 by three college students who wanted their friends to see that together they could change the world. Today, participants from across the United States come together to give up every beverage but water from Nov. 10 - Nov. 19th and donate what they save to providing Rwandans with clean water.
what is the goal?
The purpose of the 10 days is two fold:
1. Challenge students to think about how their choices matter.
2. Challenge students to think about how their choices matter.
why water?
Helping communities create sustainable water, sanitation, hygiene, and Christian witness programs in partnership with local churches is just the best way we've found to do that. Why? Because the water crisis affects poverty, women, health and education—and for us it's a spiritual issue.
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Water-related diseases cause 2.2 million deaths a year; every day, diarrhea takes the lives of 2,000 children in Africa—more than any other single cause of death. Safe water, a toilet, and clean hands could prevent 90% of these deaths.
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The most applicable machine learning algorithm for our problem is Linear SVC. Before hopping into Linear SVC with our data, we're going to show a very simple example that should help solidify your understanding of working with Linear SVC.
The objective of a Linear SVC (Support Vector Classifier) is to fit to the data you provide, returning a "best fit" hyperplane that divides, or categorizes, your data. From there, after getting the hyperplane, you can then feed some features to your classifier to see what the "predicted" class is. This makes this specific algorithm rather suitable for our uses, though you can use this for many situations. Let's get started.
First, we're going to need some basic dependencies:
import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from matplotlib import style style.use("ggplot") from sklearn import svm
Matplotlib here is not truly necessary for Linear SVC. The reason why we're using it here is for the eventual data visualization. Typically, you wont be able to visualize as many dimensions as you will have features, but, it's worth visualizing at least once to understand how linear svc works.
Other than the visualization packages we're using, you will just need to import svm from sklearn and numpy for array conversion.
Next, let's consider that we have two features to consider. These features will be visualized as axis on our graph. So something like:
x = [1, 5, 1.5, 8, 1, 9] y = [2, 8, 1.8, 8, 0.6, 11]
Then we can graph this data using:
plt.scatter(x,y) plt.show()
The result is:
Now, of course, we can see with our own eyes how these groups should be divided, though exactly where we might draw the dividing line might be debated:
So this is with two features, and we see we have a 2D graph. If we had three features, we could have a 3D graph. The 3D graph would be a little more challenging for us to visually group and divide, but still do-able. The problem occurs when we have four features, or four-thousand features. Now you can start to understand the power of machine learning, seeing and analyzing a number of dimensions imperceptible to us.
With that in mind, we're going to go ahead and continue with our two-featured example. Now, in order to feed data into our machine learning algorithm, we first need to compile an array of the features, rather than having them as x and y coordinate values.
Generally, you will see the feature list being stored in a capital X variable. Let's translate our above x and y coordinates into an array that is compiled of the x and y coordinates, where x is a feature and y is a feature.
X = np.array([[1,2], [5,8], [1.5,1.8], [8,8], [1,0.6], [9,11]])
Now that we have this array, we need to label it for training purposes. There are forms of machine learning called "unsupervised learning," where data labeling isn't used, as is the case with clustering, though this example is a form of supervised learning.
For our labels, sometimes referred to as "targets," we're going to use 0 or 1.
y = [0,1,0,1,0,1]
Just by looking at our data set, we can see we have coordinate pairs that are "low" numbers and coordinate pairs that are "higher" numbers. We've then assigned 0 to the lower coordinate pairs and 1 to the higher feature pairs.
These are the labels. In the case of our project, we will wind up having a list of numerical features that are various statistics about stock companies, and then the "label" will be either a 0 or a 1, where 0 is under-perform the market and a 1 is out-perform the market.
Moving along, we are now going to define our classifier:
clf = svm.SVC(kernel='linear', C = 1.0)
We're going to be using the SVC (support vector classifier) SVM (support vector machine). Our kernel is going to be linear, and C is equal to 1.0. What is C you ask? Don't worry about it for now, but, if you must know, C is a valuation of "how badly" you want to properly classify, or fit, everything. The machine learning field is relatively new, and experimental. There exist many debates about the value of C, as well as how to calculate the value for C. We're going to just stick with 1.0 for now, which is a nice default parameter.
Next, we call:
clf.fit(X,y)
From here, the learning is done. It should be nearly-instant, since we have such a small data set.
Next, we can predict and test. Let's print a prediction:
print(clf.predict([0.58,0.76]))
We're hoping this predicts a 0, since this is a "lower" coordinate pair.
Sure enough, the prediction is a classification of 0. Next, what if we do:
print(clf.predict([10.58,10.76]))
And again, we have a theoretically correct answer of 1 as the classification. This was a blind prediction, though it was really a test as well, since we knew what the hopeful target was. Congratulations, you have 100% accuracy!
Now, to visualize your data:
w = clf.coef_[0] print(w) a = -w[0] / w[1] xx = np.linspace(0,12) yy = a * xx - clf.intercept_[0] / w[1] h0 = plt.plot(xx, yy, 'k-', label="non weighted div") plt.scatter(X[:, 0], X[:, 1], c = y) plt.legend() plt.show()
The result:
If you'd like a bit more explanation on how the graphing code works, watch the second-half of the embedded video. Visualizing the data is somewhat useful to see what the program is doing in the background, but is not really necessary to understand how to visualize it specifically at this point. You will likely find that the problems you are trying to solve simply cannot be visualized due to having too many features and thus too many dimensions to graph.


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My experience in Software Development along with my previous experience as an Industrial Engineer has been a very interesting combination that makes me a unique addition to any team. I am motivated by a desire to enrich the community by contributing my strong communication and leadership skills, attention to detail, and ability to bring teams together.
My goal in every step of my career is to build products that will help or educate people on how to improve their lives and communities.
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Numbers divisible by 3 become "ping"
Numbers divisible by 5 become "pong"
numbers divisble by 3 and 5 become "pingpong"


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Beiwe is a smartphone application that functions as a data collection platform. Unlike the large majority of commercially available applications, Beiwe is intended for biomedical research. Our primary activity in this area is the development of statistical learning methods and software for analyzing and modeling data collected from Beiwe. Our initial application areas of digital phenotyping are psychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders, where we aim to generate new outcome measures and social and behavioral biomarkers that can be used in diagnostication and monitoring of these disorders. Our work in Digital Phenotyping is primarily supported by an NIH Director’s New Innovator Award made to Dr. Onnela. Here is the HSPH Press Release.
Progress in medical science has always been driven by high quality data. A longstanding barrier to progress, both in clinical settings and research trials, has been the fundamental difficulty of accurately measuring the human phenotype, including but not limited to physical mobility, gross motor activity, speech production, behavioral patterns, and social engagement. Smartphones are now ubiquitous and can be harnessed to offer medicine a wealth of data on the human phenotype. Subjects can be instrumented using dedicated scientific apps that generate continuous streams of behavioral data. This approach has enormous potential, but data alone are not enough: the data need to be coupled with appropriate statistical learning tools in order to fully leverage their potential. Only then can these data be transformed into clinically valid and useful information, the kind of information that can transform research and discovery and, ultimately, patient health.
We have coined the term digital phenotyping to refer to the moment-by-moment quantification of the individual-level human phenotype, in situ, using data from digital devices. It is enabled by the combination of rich behavioral data from personal digital devices and appropriate statistical learning methods. Human behavior is also context specific, which is why we believe characterizing behavior in situ–life as lived and experienced by people in their everyday surroundings–is critical. Our understanding of the human genotype has been revolutionized in the past two decades, but there are at present many areas of medicine where some of the most important challenges lie in characterizing the associated human phenotype. This is where Digital Phenotyping comes in.


Multi-scene recognition is a challenging task due to that:
● Images are large-scale and unconstrained.
● All present scenes in an aerial image need to be exhaustively recognized.
In this work, we propose a large-scale dataset, namely MultiScene dataset, and provide extensive benchmarks.
MultiScene dataset aims at two tasks:
● Developing algorithms for multi-scene recognition
● Network learning with noisy labels.
 All of them are assigned with crowdsourced labels provided by OpenStreetMap (OSM), and 14k of them are mannually inspected yielding a subset of cleanly-annotated images (show in red), named MultiScene-Clean.
We evaluated 22 baselines on both MultiScene-Clean and MultiScene datasets and report numerical results (%) in the following tables. Left: MultiScene-Clean. Right: MultiScene
@article{hua2021multiscene,
title={MultiScene: A Large-scale Dataset and Benchmark for Multi-scene Recognition in Single Aerial Images},
author={Hua, Y. and Mou, L. and Jin, P. and Zhu, X. X.},
journal={IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing},
year={in press}}


It's that time of the year again!! South Asian Club's Annual Diwali Dinner Dance is on Friday November 21 from 7:00pm to 10:00pm in the gymnasium! There will be a live DJ, a full catered meal, henna, dancing, a photobooth, and much more!! Buy your tickets starting Monday, November 17 during lunch mods in the upper cafeteria or from Dr. Bajwa (Room 146).
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Accounts
You can find explaination about the accounts system.
Accounts
Acount module is responsible for all acount related operations.
It relys on django.contrib.auth.models.User and an override of some of it’s
behaviour.
The module currently supports creation of new user process, logging-in and out
Models
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class map.accounts.models.UserProfile(*args, **kwargs)[source]
Additional user information
This class is supposed to hold the user details that are not holden in
auth.User.
Note
Currently not in use.
Views
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map.accounts.views.logout(request)[source]
loges user out
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map.accounts.views.mylogin(request)[source]
Login handling method
if the request method is GET then the method will return a rendered login page: accounts/login.html
else (POST request) the method will try login the user. if it succeed (usename and passowrd are correct) it will redirect him to the home page otherwise it will return the login page with error message.
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map.accounts.views.profile(request, *args, **kwargs)[source]
returns the private profile of the user
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map.accounts.views.public(request, *args, **kwargs)[source]
returns the public profile of a user
| Parameters: | name – the user name to return his public profile |
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map.accounts.views.signup(request, template_name='registration/signup.html', email_template_name='registration/signup_email.html', signup_form=<class 'map.accounts.forms.UserCreationForm'>, token_generator=<django.contrib.auth.tokens.PasswordResetTokenGenerator object at 0x944754c>, post_signup_redirect=None)[source]
handles sigup requests.
if the request method is GET the method returns the sigup page.
if the request method is POST the method validates the login form, and if
it’s valid a confirmation email will be sent to the user and he will be
redriected to a page telling him that the process finished.
| Parameters: |
- template_name – signup template name.
- email_template_name – confirmation email template.
- signup_form – signup form.
- token_generator – confirmation special token generator.
- post_signup_redirect – the page to redirect to upon successful process
|
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map.accounts.views.signup_complete(request, template_name='registration/signup_complete.html')[source]
signup success page.
the users reach this page if they pressed on a real confirmation link.
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map.accounts.views.signup_confirm(request, uidb36=None, token=None, token_generator=<django.contrib.auth.tokens.PasswordResetTokenGenerator object at 0x944754c>, post_signup_redirect=None)[source]
handles confirmation links.
checks if the confirmation code provided is real. if so, it activates the
user associated with this code and redirect him to the signup complete page
if the code isn’t valid the user will get and error page.
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map.accounts.views.signup_done(request, template_name='registration/signup_done.html')[source]
handles requests after submitting sigup request
returns a rendered page with the user comments
| Parameters: | name – the user name. |
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map.accounts.views.user_points(request, name)[source]
returns a rendered page with the user points
| Parameters: | name – the user name. |


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Research Enthusiast: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Reinforcement Learning
Working on state-of-the-art models in Deep Learning for DNA-Classification task in Medical Mechatronics Group under Dr. Ren Hongliang. Using Reinforcement Learning for Efficient Neural Network search on my implementation of DNA dataset in PyTorch.
Worked on state-of-the-art the field of Object Detection and Visual Tracking at Computer Vision Lab of IIT Tirupati under the guidance of Dr. Rama Krishna Sai Gorthi. Designed a novel machine learning and deep learning based model to accurately detect objects in rotated images. Applied PCA on test images to find the direction of spread of image pixels rotate it in accordance to the reference axis. Used a YOLOv3 object detector after applying the above pre-processing steps on Natural Images with an accuracy of 90.25% on test set.
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Related Subjects: Probaility & Stochastic Processes, Applied Mathamtics, Numerical Analysis, Neural Networks, Data Structures, Operating Systems, Communication Networks etc.
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Subject studied: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English Core, Painting.
Here are the links of my Medium Blogs! :)
Now let's begin our hunt for a robust and accurate object detecting algorithm.
The cloud is about how you do computing, not where you do computing. — Paul Maritz, former CEO of VMware and Pivotal.
Smart Cane for Obstacle detection with Vibration Intensity Feedback
Currency detector using Deep Neural Networks
PPM based PID control of Speed of Bot
Non Invasive Glucometer based on Skin Impedance Spectroscopy
Home Automation using relays and control from Mobile via Bluetooth
Hand Gesture Recognition using OpenCV
Gesture controlled Mouse using Leap Sensor
Line Follower Bot using IR sensors
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class Connection(builtins.object) |
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Connection(weight, neuron)
Implementation of class Connection, whose goal is to transfer
information (weights, activations, etc.) through different types
of neural networks. |
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Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, weight, neuron)
- Constructor of a new object 'Connection'.
:param weight: The weight of the connection
:param neuron: Neuron object. The built connection ends at this neuron.
:return: None
- any_weight_update(self)
- Checks whether the weight of the connection has been modified or not.
:return: Boolean. False if there has been no update, True otherwise
- print_connection(self)
- Prints the Connection object, identified by its former weight and its actual weight.
:return: None
- propagate(self)
- Propagates the received value of the previous neuron to the neuron that the connection is associated with.
:return: None
- update_weight(self, term)
- It updates the current connection weight.
:param term: Float. New weight is calculated as:
new_weight = old_weight + term
:return: None
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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This simple calculator first tells the user how much time one credit point (ECTS) corresponds to. Then, it will ask them how many credit points the user’s course is, and then the length of the course (in weeks). With these inputs, the calculator will tell the user how many hours and minutes a week the user needs to work to complete the course.
This program will ask a user to input a number placed before a Russian noun. After that, the program will tell the user which form of the noun is correct in this context.
This program runs a game in which the user guesses a random number generated by the program. The program will also give hints for the user.


Coronation Street's Ken Barlow faces tragic death - and terrified viewers spot signs
Bill Roache's much-loved character Ken Barlow was suffering from a nasty cough ahead of Sinead Tinker's funeral - and he will be rushed to hospital with pneumonia
by Irishmirror.ieKen Barlow was suffering from a nasty cough in tonight's Coronation Street - but his condition is about to get a lot worse.
The much-loved character, who recently celebrated his 80th birthday, started spluttering while getting ready for Sinead Tinker's funeral.
Ken continued to feel unwell and stayed at home with Claudia instead of making an appearance at Sinead's wake.
Worried Corrie viewers voiced their concerns for Ken's health - and we will soon discover he has been struck down with pneumonia.
Ken will be rushed to hospital, in scenes that imitate real-life as actor Bill Roache was hospitalised with the killer disease just days before his 80th birthday in 2012.
Ken first started coughing at the beginning of the episode, but told concerned Peter he was "fine".
He started spluttering again while waiting for Daniel and Beth to arrive with Bertie before leaving for the funeral.
When Claudia asked if he was sure he was fine, Ken nodded and whispered: "I'm alright."
However, he could be heard coughing during the funeral, then Peter revealed his cold had got worse so Claudia was keeping an eye on him at home.
Ken takes a drastic turn for the worse in future episodes when Peter tells Adam that Ken has been rushed to hospital.
With the family all fearful - could this really be the end of the great Kenneth Barlow?
Taking to Twitter , one concerned viewer said: "What's up with Ken? He's been coughing loads recently."
"£10 says Ken will end up with a serious illness," added another.
A third said: "How come no one noticed or cared that Ken is unwell?!
"Please go and see a doctor Ken," said a fourth.
Actor Bill spent a few days recovering at home after he was rushed to hospital with the killer disease following a speaking tour of Canada.
A source close to Bill told The People: “Everyone was concerned for him but he’s such a battler and he never lets anything get a hold of him.
“Pneumonia can be a killer for older people but Bill has always taken care of his health and well-being and that’s why he’s in such remarkable shape.
“He’s planning a party to celebrate his 80th birthday and wild horses wouldn’t keep him away from that. He can’t wait to be with his family and friends.”
At the time, a spokeswoman for Bill said the actor was on the mend at his house in Wilmslow, Cheshire.
She said: “Bill is currently at home recovering from pneumonia.  But he is doing very well and feeling much better now.”
*Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays on ITV at 7.30pm and 8.30pm


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Font.StartSize must be called before any calls to Font.GetSize. After that, Font.GetSize returns the list of sizes, one per call. When there are no more sizes, Font.GetSize returns 0.
Some fonts are scalable. This means that the computer can scale the fonts to fit any given size. (Under Microsoft Windows and the Apple Macintosh, TrueType and PostScript fonts are scalable with the appropriate utilities.) In this case, Font.GetSize returns -1.
This means that you can only call the function by calling Font.GetSize, not by calling GetSize.


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The HEADERFOOTER record stores information added in Office Excel 2007 for headers/footers.
|
Offset |
Name |
Size |
Contents |
|
4 |
rt |
2 |
Record type; this matches the BIFF rt in the first two bytes of the record; =089Ch |
|
6 |
grbitFrt |
2 |
FRT cell reference flag; =0 currently |
|
8 |
(Reserved) |
8 |
Currently not used, and set to 0 |
|
16 |
guidSview |
16 |
If this header FRT belongs to a specific sheet view ( sview ), the sheet view’s GUID will be saved here. |
|
32 |
grbitFlags |
2 |
see text |
|
34 |
cchHeaderEven |
2 |
length of even header text |
|
36 |
cchFooterEven |
2 |
length of even footer text |
|
38 |
cchHeaderFirst |
2 |
length of first page header text |
|
40 |
cchFooterFirst |
2 |
length of first page footer text |
|
42 |
rgchHeaderEven |
var |
even header text if non-zero length |
|
var |
rgchFooterEven |
var |
even footer text if non-zero length |
|
var |
rgchHeaderFirst |
var |
first page header text if non-zero length |
|
var |
rgchFooterFirst |
var |
first page footer text if non-zero length |
The grbitFlags field contains the fields listed in the following table.
|
Bits |
Mask |
Name |
Contents |
|
0 |
0001h |
fHFDiffOddEven |
=1 if different odd/even pages |
|
1 |
0002h |
fHFDiffFirst |
=1 if different first page |
|
2 |
0004h |
fHFScaleWithDoc |
=1 scales header/footer with document |
|
3 |
0008h |
fHFAlignMargins |
=1 align header/footer with page margins |
|
4..15 |
FFF0h |
(Reserved) |
Reserved; must be 0 (zero) |


Titles Matter
Why Are Titles So Important?
Tow big reasons, really. First, as a species, we are hard-wired to give things names. It's how we code in our brains the connection between what we see, and language. Essentially, titles are names, but with a different application. You may wish to read the article, What's the difference between “title” and “name”? to see the difference, but the important point is, we as a species are hardwired to give things names.
Second, titles are how we "index" things. It enables us to find things much more quickly, if there is a title attached to the thing. If there is not, getting the thing slows down greatly. Take the untitled painting by Jackson Pollock, above. If you were wealthy and wanted to purchase it for your own, how would you ask for it? You would have to spend a great deal of time describing all the "attributes" of the painting, all the information "around" and "about" the painiting. This is a much slower process of getting something you want or need.
This is why those with disabilites are at such a terrific disadvantage when trying to access information. It's common to leave the titles off of documents, slides, and more, because it is time-consuming to enter them. Without titles, however, there is no way to "grab onto" the document, because it has no "handle" for assistive technology. An incredible amount of extra time is therefore spent on the workarounds, the same as if you were trying to describe the untitled Jackson Pollock painting. It's not a fast process, at all.
Name the tune. If you did not know the name of the tune, "how" would you ask for it? Titles are a kind of indexing, important especially to non-text documents.
Example Titles
Let's take an example of what assistive technology must go through in an example web page. There is "document" title, but that means an HTML document -- the web page. How does the screen reader know that the title of a book IS a title of a book?
The point is, that titles are so important to online documents, that technology tries to make it easy for you to put a title in, and ensure that a title is present. Let's take a look at how to put a title in a PDF. There's multiple ways to do this, but let's look at two of them.
What we really did in the case of the PDF was give the DOCUMENT a title. There is document title, and there are other kinds of titles. Let's look at putting titles in PowerPoint.
Let's take a look at how titles are used in Word documents.
Technology Tries To Help: PowerPoint
Here are two screenshots of technology asking for a title to be given to a document. The first screenshot of PowerPoint asking you to save the title of the document, the document being, a PowerPoint Presentation. The second screenshot is of MuseScore asking you to save the title of the document, the document being, a sheet of Music
Technology Tries To Help: MuseScore
Alt Tags, Title Attributes
Resources
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Brain networks responsible for naming objects
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston | August 14, 2018 |As accessed 19 February 2019
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What's the difference between “title” and “name”?
As accessed 19 February 2019
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Name That Tune: What Parts of Our Brains Do We Use for Naming Songs?
Scientific American | By Amy M. Belfi, Daniel Tranel on May 26, 2015 |As accessed 20 February 2019
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HTML5 Accessibility Chops: title attribute use and abuse
Posted on Monday, 23 January 2012 by Steve Faulkner | As accessed 19 February 2019
Warning! Relying on the title attribute is currently discouraged as many user agents do not expose the attribute in an accessible manner as required by this specification (e.g. requiring a pointing device such as a mouse to cause a tooltip to appear, which excludes keyboard-only users and touch-only users, such as anyone with a modern phone or tablet).
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I thought title text improved accessibility. I was wrong.
As accessed 19 February 2019
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Don't Rely on the Title Attribute for Accessibility
As accessed 19 February 2019
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The Trials and Tribulations of the Title Attribute
Posted on December 22, 2017 by Scott O’Hara | As accessed 19 February 2019


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db.save('airlines', 'KLM', {fleet: 111, alliance: 'SkyTeam'}, { links:
[{ bucket: 'flights', key: 'KLM-8098', tag: 'cargo' },
{ bucket: 'flights', key: 'KLM-1196', tag: 'passenger' }]
})()
db.getAll('flights', { where: { ready: true }})() // Riak 0.12+
// npm install riak-js # @latest or @stable -- your pick
var db = require('riak-js').getClient()
// git clone git://github.com/frank06/riak-js.git # or cloning the repo
var db = require('/path/to/riak-js/lib').getClient()
<script type="text/javascript" src="riak.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="riak-jquery.js"></script>
var db = new Riak();
db.get('flights', 'KLM-5034')(function(flight, meta) {
flight.status = 'delayed'
db.save('flights', 'KLM-5034', flight)()
});
Here we introduce the callback mechanism, and the meta
variable, that contains associated information to the retrieved document and the response.
Operations always return a function whose only parameter is a function. This is where we provide our callback — but we're not obliged to do so.
It gives us back the document as the first parameter, and meta
as the second.
Things do go wrong, unfortunately, and so if we want to check for errors we do if (db.error(flight))
(with flight
's type being Error
). This gets returned whenever there's a client error, or when the server returns an HTTP status >= 400.
The meta
object could look something like:
{ headers:
{ 'x-riak-vclock': 'a85hYGBgymDKBVIsZlzOrhlMiYx5rAwPJu04ygcVtrBxLwIKMwOFFWcAhbMA'
, vary: 'Accept-Encoding'
, server: 'MochiWeb/1.1 WebMachine/1.6.1 (eat around the stinger)'
, link: '< /riak/crew/3428432407>; riaktag="_", < /riak/crew/4428132499>; riaktag="_", < /riak/users>; rel="up"'
, 'last-modified': 'Mon, 19 Jul 2010 09:34:25 GMT'
, etag: '6LnqO9nVDyCxvCIJk0QdUO'
, date: 'Mon, 19 Jul 2010 20:54:42 GMT'
, 'content-type': 'application/json'
, 'content-length': '511'
}
, key: 'KLM-5034'
, statusCode: 200
, type: 'application/json'
}
It also contains handy methods to deal with links, and shortcuts to certain headers.
riak-js aims to ship sensible defaults, which can of course be overriden. Using mixins
behind the scenes means we only have to supply the properties to override. This can be done during client instantiation, so that it applies to all requests:
var db = require('riak-js').getClient({ host: '<IP_ADDRESS>', port: 9000, interface: 'backup', debug: false })
But also tune them per-request. An example below saving an image:
fs.readFile("drunk-pilot.png", 'binary', function (err, image) {
if (err) throw err;
db.save('evidence', 'pilot-smith-drunk', image, { type: 'jpeg', headers: { 'X-Whatever-Header': 'fire' } })()
});
And the defaults are:
{
clientId: 'riak-js',
interface: 'riak',
headers: {},
debug: true,
callback: function(response, meta) {
if (response)
Riak.prototype.log(meta.type == 'application/json' ? JSON.stringify(response) : response)
}
}
Which means that if you don't provide a callback, the result will be logged to stdout. Note that you cannot change host or port once the client is instantiated.
db.map({name: 'Riak.mapValuesJson'}).run('albums')()
You can chain any number of phases or pass arrays, too:
db
.link({ bucket: 'flights', keep: false })
.map('Riak.mapValuesJson')
.reduce(['Riak.filterNotFound', function(value, count) { return value.slice(0, count - 1) }])
.run('airlines')(function(flights) {
sys.puts(flights)
})
Content-Type
header is provided, application/json
will be assumed - which in turn will be serialized into JSONlanguage
is provided in any map/reduce phase, language: javascript
is assumedCheck out the tests for more examples of API usage.


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This allows the notes going into the {_link_program link} {_instrument} to be transposed up or down one octave. It is only meaningful if there is a {_link_program link} in effect. It also affects notes that go out over MIDI.
This is represented by three {_button buttons} in the {Common_section}, which are mutually exclusive.
This is set by pressing either of:
| {sw-link-down-1-oct.png height=48} {sw-link-up-1-oct.png height=48} |
Pressing one that is off turns it on and the other one off. Pressing the one that is on turns it off.
This is accessed via {_NRPN} 0,8. Since it is a {_bipolar} parameter, the values are offset by 64.
| MIDI | display | ||
| 63 | link \-1 oct | ||
| 64 | link normal | (default) | |
| 65 | link +1 oct |


The World Wide Web is a system of Internet servers that support specially formatted documents.
The documents are formatted in a markup language called HTML (HyperText Markup Language) that supports links to other documents, as well as graphics, audio, and video files. This means you can jump from one document to another simply by clicking on hot spots. Not all Internet servers are part of the World Wide Web
Here are some main parts of the World Wide Web .
DOM - Document Object Model
The Document Object Model (DOM) is a cross-platform and language-independent convention for representing and interacting with objects in HTML, XHTML, and XML documents.[1] The nodes of every document are organized in a tree structure, called the DOM tree. Objects in the DOM tree may be addressed and manipulated by using methods on the objects. The public interface of a DOM is specified in its application programming interface (API).
Cascading Style Sheets are used to format the layout of Web pages. They can be used to define text styles, table sizes, and other aspects of Web pages that previously could only be defined in a page's HTML.
CSS helps Web developers create a uniform look across several pages of a Web site. Instead of defining the style of each table and each block of text within a page's HTML, commonly used styles need to be defined only once in a CSS document.
Once the style is defined in cascading style sheet, it can be used by any page that references the CSS file.
Plus, CSS makes it easy to change styles across several pages at once. For example, a Web developer may want to increase the default text size from 10pt to 12pt for fifty pages of a Web site. If the pages all reference the same style sheet, the text size only needs to be changed on the style sheet and all the pages will show the larger text.
While CSS is great for creating text styles, it is helpful for formatting other aspects of Web page layout as well. For example, CSS can be used to define the cell padding of table cells, the style, thickness, and color of a table's border, and the padding around images or other objects. CSS gives Web developers more exact control over how Web pages will look than HTML does. This is why most Web pages today incorporate cascading style sheets.
Avoiding repetition is important for a variety of reasons.
Avoiding Errors: When programmers don't avoid repetition, they will often have to do the same thing over and over. This may mean copy and pasting certain style attributes into many HTML elements or rewriting the same code (sometimes with minor differences) many times.
This can lead to errors when the programmer decides to make a change to something. If they don't dilligently make that same change everywhere the repeated code appears, problems will arise.
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Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.copy.CopyIn
.
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.copy.CopyManager
.
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.copy.CopyManager
. This is
a low-level API that exposes lifecycle-managed JDBC objects directly and is intended mainly
for library developers. End users will prefer a safer, higher-level API such as that provided
in the doobie.hi
package.
CopyManagerIO
is a free monad that must be run via an interpreter, most commonly via
natural transformation of its underlying algebra CopyManagerOp
to another monad via
Free.runFC
.
The library provides a natural transformation to Kleisli[M, CopyManager, A]
for any
exception-trapping (Catchable
) and effect-capturing (Capture
) monad M
. Such evidence is
provided for Task
, IO
, and stdlib Future
; and transK[M]
is provided as syntax.
// An action to run val a: CopyManagerIO[Foo] = ... // A JDBC object val s: CopyManager = ... // Unfolding into a Task val ta: Task[A] = a.transK[Task].run(s)
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.copy.CopyOut
.
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.copy.CopyOut
. This is
a low-level API that exposes lifecycle-managed JDBC objects directly and is intended mainly
for library developers. End users will prefer a safer, higher-level API such as that provided
in the doobie.hi
package.
CopyOutIO
is a free monad that must be run via an interpreter, most commonly via
natural transformation of its underlying algebra CopyOutOp
to another monad via
Free.runFC
.
The library provides a natural transformation to Kleisli[M, CopyOut, A]
for any
exception-trapping (Catchable
) and effect-capturing (Capture
) monad M
. Such evidence is
provided for Task
, IO
, and stdlib Future
; and transK[M]
is provided as syntax.
// An action to run val a: CopyOutIO[Foo] = ... // A JDBC object val s: CopyOut = ... // Unfolding into a Task val ta: Task[A] = a.transK[Task].run(s)
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.fastpath.Fastpath
.
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.fastpath.Fastpath
. This is
a low-level API that exposes lifecycle-managed JDBC objects directly and is intended mainly
for library developers. End users will prefer a safer, higher-level API such as that provided
in the doobie.hi
package.
FastpathIO
is a free monad that must be run via an interpreter, most commonly via
natural transformation of its underlying algebra FastpathOp
to another monad via
Free.runFC
.
The library provides a natural transformation to Kleisli[M, Fastpath, A]
for any
exception-trapping (Catchable
) and effect-capturing (Capture
) monad M
. Such evidence is
provided for Task
, IO
, and stdlib Future
; and transK[M]
is provided as syntax.
// An action to run val a: FastpathIO[Foo] = ... // A JDBC object val s: Fastpath = ... // Unfolding into a Task val ta: Task[A] = a.transK[Task].run(s)
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.largeobject.LargeObject
.
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.largeobject.LargeObject
. This is
a low-level API that exposes lifecycle-managed JDBC objects directly and is intended mainly
for library developers. End users will prefer a safer, higher-level API such as that provided
in the doobie.hi
package.
LargeObjectIO
is a free monad that must be run via an interpreter, most commonly via
natural transformation of its underlying algebra LargeObjectOp
to another monad via
Free.runFC
.
The library provides a natural transformation to Kleisli[M, LargeObject, A]
for any
exception-trapping (Catchable
) and effect-capturing (Capture
) monad M
. Such evidence is
provided for Task
, IO
, and stdlib Future
; and transK[M]
is provided as syntax.
// An action to run val a: LargeObjectIO[Foo] = ... // A JDBC object val s: LargeObject = ... // Unfolding into a Task val ta: Task[A] = a.transK[Task].run(s)
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.largeobject.LargeObjectManager
.
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.largeobject.LargeObjectManager
. This is
a low-level API that exposes lifecycle-managed JDBC objects directly and is intended mainly
for library developers. End users will prefer a safer, higher-level API such as that provided
in the doobie.hi
package.
LargeObjectManagerIO
is a free monad that must be run via an interpreter, most commonly via
natural transformation of its underlying algebra LargeObjectManagerOp
to another monad via
Free.runFC
.
The library provides a natural transformation to Kleisli[M, LargeObjectManager, A]
for any
exception-trapping (Catchable
) and effect-capturing (Capture
) monad M
. Such evidence is
provided for Task
, IO
, and stdlib Future
; and transK[M]
is provided as syntax.
// An action to run val a: LargeObjectManagerIO[Foo] = ... // A JDBC object val s: LargeObjectManager = ... // Unfolding into a Task val ta: Task[A] = a.transK[Task].run(s)
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.PGConnection
.
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a org.postgresql.PGConnection
. This is
a low-level API that exposes lifecycle-managed JDBC objects directly and is intended mainly
for library developers. End users will prefer a safer, higher-level API such as that provided
in the doobie.contrib.postgresql.hi
package.
PGConnectionIO
is a free monad that must be run via an interpreter, most commonly via
natural transformation of its underlying algebra PGConnectionOp
to another monad via
Free.runFC
.
The library provides a natural transformation to Kleisli[M, PGConnection, A]
for any
exception-trapping (Catchable
) and effect-capturing (Capture
) monad M
. Such evidence is
provided for Task
, IO
, and stdlib Future
; and transK[M]
is provided as syntax.
// An action to run val a: PGConnectionIO[Foo] = ... // A JDBC object val s: PGConnection = ... // Unfolding into a Task val ta: Task[A] = a.transK[Task].run(s)
Algebra and free monad for primitive operations over a
org.postgresql.copy.CopyIn
. This is a low-level API that exposes lifecycle-managed JDBC objects directly and is intended mainly for library developers. End users will prefer a safer, higher-level API such as that provided in thedoobie.hi
package.CopyInIO
is a free monad that must be run via an interpreter, most commonly via natural transformation of its underlying algebraCopyInOp
to another monad viaFree.runFC
.The library provides a natural transformation to
Kleisli[M, CopyIn, A]
for any exception-trapping (Catchable
) and effect-capturing (Capture
) monadM
. Such evidence is provided forTask
,IO
, and stdlibFuture
; andtransK[M]
is provided as syntax.


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1.  Before starting a long time-consuming process, make sure you've turned on every power switch and power button involved in your computer system.
2. Check for disconnected computer power cable connections. A loose or unplugged power cable is one of the top reasons why a computer won't turn on.
3. Plug your tablet, laptop, or desktop directly into the wall if it's not already. In other words, remove any power strips, battery backups, or other power distribution devices between your PC and the wall outlet.
4. Perform a "lamp test" to verify power is being provided from the wall. Your computer isn't going to turn on if it's not getting power so you need to make sure that the power source is working properly.
5. Replace the CMOS battery, especially if your computer is more than a few years old or has spent a lot of time turned off or with the main battery removed. Believe it or not, a bad CMOS battery is a relatively common cause of a computer that looks like it's not receiving power.
6. Make sure the power switch is connected to the motherboard. This is not a very common point of failure, but your PC might not be turning on because the power button isn't properly connected to the motherboard.
1. If you have integrated video and a video card, try the integrated video port. Resetting the bios, can make it default back to the onboard video. If you are trying to use HDMI outputs, try using DVI or VGA instead. Sometimes the HDMI ports won't work until the correct drivers are installed.
2. Install the latest motherboard chipset drivers. Your motherboard contains a CPU, some RAM, expansion slots, and various devices. But it also contains some chips which make all those parts work together. The most important of these chips are called the chipset. You need to install the chipset drivers to make sure that everything on your motherboard is working reliably and running at full speed.
3. Uninstall your old display drivers and then install the latest display drivers. Your video card must have a display driver installed in order to do anything but the most basic drawing to the screen. If you're having any problems with your video card, one of the first things you should do is download the latest display driver, uninstall the current display driver, and then install the new driver you downloaded. This can make lots of problems disappear.
4. Underclock your video card. Some video cards are unstable if you run them at full speed. Slowing them down can make them work properly. When you slow down the video card, you are also cooling it down and reducing its power consumption. If your video card crashes, hangs, stutters, or gets display corruption a few minutes after you start a game, it may be overheating.
5. Do physical checks. If you're having a problem with your video card, it's a good idea to open the machine up and take a look at it. Usually the problem is software or hardware related but occasionally it's just a mechanical problem. Sometimes removing and then reseating the video card in its expansion slot or disconnecting and reconnecting auxiliary power cables can get it to start working properly. That's especially likely to solve your problem if your computer has just been moved or you just built it and haven't gotten it to work yet.
First, check if your PC is really overheating : When using a your computer in a normal way, you shouldn’t have to worry about overheating at all. However, if you’re encountering system instability issues like abrupt shut downs, blue screens, and freezes (especially while doing something demanding like playing PC games or encoding video) your computer may be overheating. If your PC is actually overheating we have some tips for you.
1. Dust out your computer’s case. Dust accumulates in desktop PC cases and even laptops over time, clogging fans and blocking air flow. This dust can cause ventilation problems, trapping heat and preventing your PC from cooling itself properly. Be sure to clean your computer’s case occasionally to prevent dust build-up.
2. Ensure proper ventilation. Put the computer in a location where it can properly ventilate itself. If it’s a desktop, don’t push the case up against a wall so that the computer’s vents become blocked or leave it near a radiator or heating vent. If it’s a laptop, be careful to not block its air vents, particularly when doing something demanding.
3. Check if fans are running. If you’re not sure why your computer started overheating, open its case and check that all the fans are running. It’s possible that a CPU, graphics card, or case fan failed or became unplugged, reducing air flow.
4. Tune up heat sinks. If your CPU is overheating, its heat sink may not be seated correctly or its thermal paste may be old. You may need to remove the heat sink and re-apply new thermal paste before reseating the heat sink properly. This tip applies more to tweakers, overclockers, and people who build their own PCs, especially if they may have made a mistake when originally applying the thermal paste.


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| Participants | {{ team.members | length }} member{{ "" if team.members | length == 1 else "s" }} Map » |
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| Founded by | {{ team.members[0].get_link() }} |
| Livestream |
{% for line in team.livestreams.splitlines() %}
{{ line if line|length < 32 else (line[:32] + "...") }} {% endfor %} |
| IRC Channel | {{ team.irc }} |
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{{ member.get_link(real = True, avatar = False) }}
{% set as = member.ability_string()|safe %}
{{ as if as else "n/a"|safe }}
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Note: You can invite users from the team settings page.
{% endif %}


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java.lang.Object EigenMeat.EigenMaze.EigenEngine
This is the facade for the entire engine. It is a singleton, and provides simple methods to inject entities into the engine. It makes sure those entities get to where they need to be. It also provides some accessor functions for important objects.
| Method Summary | |
void |
add(Drawable entity)
Adds a Drawable to the engine. |
void |
add(MobileEntity entity)
Adds a MobileEntity to the engine. |
void |
add(ParticleEffect peffect)
Adds a ParticleEffect to the engine. |
void |
addNet(NetEntity entity)
Adds a NetEntity to the engine. |
void |
addTriangles(EigenMeat.EigenMaze.Triangle[] triangles)
Adds Triangles to the engine's Octree. |
void |
checkCollision(MobileEntity entity)
Checks to see if an entity is colliding with any triangles in the Octree. |
void |
connect(boolean isServer,
java.lang.String ip,
int port)
Start a server or connect to a server for a net game. |
void |
generateOctree()
Generates the engine's static Octree. |
Camera |
getCamera()
Get the rendering Camera object. |
DisplayHandler |
getDisplay()
Get the engine's DisplayHandler. |
java.util.Vector |
getEntities(Vect3d point,
float radius)
Get all entities within range of a point |
EntityFactory |
getFactory()
Get the universal soft-loader factory for this engine. |
LightManager |
getLightManager()
Get the instance of LightManager that handles the engine's light sources. |
Player |
getLocalPlayer()
Get the engine's local Player object (as opposed to other networked players). |
Octree |
getOctree()
Gets the engine's static Octree. |
int |
getRenderFrame()
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EigenMeat.EigenMaze.Scoreboard |
getScoreboard()
Get the game's scoreboard. |
EigenMeat.EigenMaze.TextDisplay |
getTextDisplay()
Get the engine's user interface text display object. |
static EigenEngine |
instance()
Gets the single existing instance of the engine. |
void |
netUpdate(NetEntity entity)
Updates the given NetEntity across all connections to the current game. |
void |
setCameraLocation(float xCord,
float yCord,
float zCord)
Set the rendering camera's game world position. |
void |
setCameraTarget(float xCord,
float yCord,
float zCord)
Set the game world point at which the rendering camera points. |
void |
setLocalPlayer(Player p)
Set the engine's local Player object. |
void |
update()
Updates the state of the engine based on Game.tof. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Method Detail |
public static EigenEngine instance()
public void connect(boolean isServer, java.lang.String ip, int port)
isServer
- true if this game will be a server; false if it will be a client.ip
- the IP or hostname to connect to if this game is a client.port
- the port to host or connect on.public void update()
public void add(Drawable entity)
entity
- the Drawable to add.DisplayHandler
public void add(MobileEntity entity)
entity
- the MobileEntity to add.public void addNet(NetEntity entity)
entity
- the NetEntity to add.NetHandler
public void netUpdate(NetEntity entity)
entity
- the NetEntity to update.NetHandler
public void add(ParticleEffect peffect)
peffect
- the ParticleEffect to add.public void addTriangles(EigenMeat.EigenMaze.Triangle[] triangles)
triangles
- the array of Triangles to add.Octree
public void checkCollision(MobileEntity entity)
entity
- the MobileEntity to check against.Octree.checkCollision(MobileEntity)
public void generateOctree()
Octree.generate()
public Octree getOctree()
public void setCameraTarget(float xCord, float yCord, float zCord)
xCord
- the x-coordinate of the point at which to look.yCord
- the y-coordinate of the point at which to look.zCord
- the z-coordinate of the point at which to look.public void setCameraLocation(float xCord, float yCord, float zCord)
xCord
- the x-coordinate of the camera location.yCord
- the y-coordinate of the camera location.zCord
- the z-coordinate of the camera location.public Camera getCamera()
public DisplayHandler getDisplay()
public Player getLocalPlayer()
public void setLocalPlayer(Player p)
public java.util.Vector getEntities(Vect3d point, float radius)
public int getRenderFrame()
public EntityFactory getFactory()
public EigenMeat.EigenMaze.TextDisplay getTextDisplay()
public LightManager getLightManager()
public EigenMeat.EigenMaze.Scoreboard getScoreboard()
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| Documents | |
| Deleted documents | |
| Size of Elasticsearch database | |
| Available space | |
| Nodes | |
| Data nodes | |
| Indices | |
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This example shows how to set the width of ComboGrid to a percentage of its parent container.
width: 50%
width: 30%
Click the right arrow button to show the DataGrid and select items.
Initialize value when ComboGrid is created.
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Here you can test Validation Scenarios before adding them to Combine. You have the option of selecting a pre-existing Validation Scenario to test, with the option of temporary editing to see what changes would have, or pasting in an entirely new Validation Scenario to test before creating and applying application wide.
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The Concurrent Processing Framework Plug-in API for Java (1.6+) allows developers to create business application plug-ins that can be deployed to the CPF web services.


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Currently pusrsuing Master of Science at Georgia Institue of Technology. Interested in Web Development, mobile developement and Machine learning.
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