Good day, I am Mr.Christopher Wilson, staff of Kleinwort Benson. I am contacting you concerning a deceased customer and an investment he placed under our banks management three years ago.I Would respectfully request that you keep the contents of this mail confidential and respect the integrity of the information you come by as a result of this mail. I am contacting you independently of our investigation and no one is informed of this communication. I would like to intimate you with certain facts that I believe would be of interest to you. In the year 2003, the subject matter; came to our bank to engage in business discussions with our private banking division. He informed us that he had a financial portfolio of Six Million United States dollars, which he wished to have us turn over (invest) on his behalf. I was the officer assigned to his case, I made numerous suggestions in line with my duties as the de-facto chief operations officer of the private banking sector then, especially given the volume of funds he wished to put into our bank. We met on numerous occasions prior to any investments being placed.I encouraged him to consider various growth funds with prime ratings. In mid 2004, he asked that the money be liquidated because he needed to make an urgent investment requiring cash payments in Helsinki- Finland. He directed that I liquidate the funds and deposit it with a security firm. I informed him that my Bank would have to make special arrangements to have this done and in order not to circumvent due process. Cash movement across boarders has become especially strict since the incidents of 9/11. I contacted my affiliate and made the funds available to the security firm. I undertook all the processes and made sure I followed his precise instructions to the letter and had the funds deposited with the security firm. The Security Firm is a specialist private firm that accepts deposits from high net worth individuals and blue chip corporations that handle valuable products or undertake transactions that need immediate access to cash. This small and highly private organization is familiar especially to the highly placed and well-connected organizations. In line with instructions, the money was deposited with the security firm. The deceased told me he wanted the money there in anticipation of his arrival from Norway later that week. This was the last communication we had, this transpired around 25th of November 2004.In June last year, we got a call from the security firm informing us about the inactivity of that particular portfolio. I made futile efforts to locate the deceased. I immediately passed the task of locating him to the internal investigations department of Kleinwort Benson.Four days later, information started to trickle in, apparently our client was dead. A person who suited his description was declared dead of a heart attack in canne, in Southern part of France.We were soon enough to identify the body and cause of death was confirmed. In his bio-data form, he listed no next of kin. In the field of private banking, opening an account with us means no one will know of its existence, accounts are rarely held under a name; depositors use numbers and codes to make the accounts anonymous. This investigation has for the past months been unfruitful, We've used our private investigation affiliate companies to get to the root of the problem. It is this investigation that resulted in my being furnished with your details as a possible relative of the deceased. According to practice, The Security Firm will by the end of this financial year broadcast a request for statements of claim to Kleinwort Benson, failing to receive viable claims they will most probably revert the deposit back to Kleinwort Benson.This will result in the money entering the Kleinwort Benson accounting system and the portfolio will be out of my hands and out of the private banking division.This will not happen if I have my way. What I wish to relate to you will smack of unethical practice but I want you to understand something. It is only an outsider to the banking world who finds the internal politics of the banking world aberrational. The world of private banking especially is fraught with huge rewards for those that occupy certain offices and oversee certain portfolios. You should have begun by now to put together the general direction of what I propose. There is Six Million dollars deposited in a security firm, I alone have the deposit details and they will release the deposit to no one unless I instruct them to do so. I alone know of the existence of this deposit for as far as my Bank is concerned. My proposal:I now seek your permission to present you as a next of kin to the deceased, as all documentations will be carefully worked to make you the beneficiary to the funds $6,000 000 00 (Six Million United states Dollar) ; I am prepared to place you in a position to instruct The security Firm to release the deposit to you as the closest surviving relation. Upon receipt of the deposit,I am prepared to share the money with you. That is: I will simply nominate you as the next of kin and have them release the deposit to you. We share the proceeds 60/40.I would have gone ahead to ask that the funds be released to me, but that would have drawn a straight line to me and my involvement in claiming the deposit. We can fine-tune this based on our interactions am aware of the consequences of this proposal. I ask that if you find no interest in this project that you should discard this mail. I ask that you do not be vindictive and destructive. If my offer is of no appeal to you, delete this message and forget I ever contacted you. Do not destroy my career because you do not approve of my proposal. I am not a criminal and what I do, I do not find against good conscience, this may be hard for you to understand, but the dynamics of my industry dictates that I make this move. Such opportunities only come ones' way once in a lifetime. I cannot let this chance pass me by, for once I find myself in total control of my destiny.These chances wont pass me by. I ask that you do not destroy my chance, if you will not work with me let me know and let me move on with my life but do not destroy me. I am a family man and this is an opportunity to provide them with new opportunities. There is a reward for this project and it is a task well worth undertaking. I have evaluated the risks and the only risk I have here is from you refusing to work with me and alerting my bank. If you give me positive signals, I will initiate this process towards a conclusion. I wish to inform you that should you contact me via official channels; I will deny knowing you and about this project. I repeat, I do not want you contacting me through my official phone lines nor do I want you contacting me through my official email account. Contact me only through the numbers I will provide for you and also through this email address. I do not want any direct link between you and myself. My official lines are not secured lines as they are periodically monitored to assess our level of customer care in line with our Total Quality Management Policy.Please observe this instruction religiously. Please, again, note that I am a family man, I have a wife and children. I send you this mail not without a measure of fear as to what the consequences, but I know within me that nothing ventured is nothing gained and that success and riches never come easy or on a platter of gold. This is the one truth I have learned from my private banking clients. Do not betray my confidence. Kindly send your response to my private<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I await your response. Mr.Christopher Wilson


Web Worker Basics
A simple gif image to check if the main UI thread isn't stucked.
Generate hashes
WebWorker
Without WebWorker


--- title: PyTorch Lightning keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "construction of the PyTorch Lightning module and the hyperparameter search for the SemEval-2019 Task 3 dataset (contextual emotion detection in text)" ---
Defining the Lightning module is now straightforward, see also the documentation. The default hyperparameter choices were motivated by this paper.
Next we define the HyperOptArgumentParser including distributed training (see also the documentation) and debugging functionality.
Let us take a look at the different attributes of hparams
.
hparams = get_args(EmotionModel)
hparams = hparams.parse_args(args=[])
vars(hparams)
Next we define a function calling the Lightning trainer and saving checkpoints.
Let us check the model by running a quick development run.
hparams.fast_dev_run = True
main(hparams)
We also create a python file for automatic hyperparameter optimization across different gpus or cpus.
%%writefile main.py
from emotion_transformer.core import EmotionModel, get_args, main
if __name__ == '__main__':
hparams = get_args(EmotionModel)
hparams = hparams.parse_args()
if hparams.mode == 'default':
main(hparams)
elif hparams.mode == 'hparams_search':
if hparams.gpus == 0:
hparams.optimize_parallel_cpu(main, nb_trials=20, nb_workers=1)
else:
hparams.optimize_parallel_gpu(main, nb_trials=20, gpus = list(range(hparams.gpus)))


| 1262 | (A) | Sythen Titus was sett in setiłł fułł riche |
| 1256 | (C) | Thanne tytus was sette . in a cheyre fułł ryche |
| 1250 | (D) | Than Tytus set hym-self on a sete riche |
| 1226 | (E) | ¶ Thanne tytus hym-seelf sat as a iugge |
| (Ex) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 1291 | (L) | Tytus suþ sett hym on a sete riche |
| (P) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 1233 | (U) | Then Titus set him self / on setyl ful riche |
| 327 | (V) | And sithenne Titus was sette . in a seege riche |


Biquad Filter Test
Original signal: sum of 2 sine waves (220Hz and 3500Hz)
High-Pass
Cutoff: 1200, Q: 0.6
Low-Pass
Cutoff: 1200, Q: 0.6
All-Pass
f0: 300, Q: 0.6
Band-Pass Low
centerFreq: 250, bandwidth: 1 octave
Band-Pass High
centerFreq: 3333, bandwidth: 1 octave


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class: center, middle # Best Practices for Open Science in 2020 ### Presented by Emily Dolson at BEACON Congress 2020 ##### (she/her) #####
@emilyldolson #####
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--- # Agenda 1. Context 2. Open science workflows 3. Tools for open science I almost listed this as a sandbox - please chime in with your own thoughts! --- class: center, middle # What is open science? --- class: center, middle # Open science is [not one thing](https://smallpondscience.com/2016/03/14/open-science-is-not-one-thing/) Maybe it's [not even a useful umbrella term](http://www.talyarkoni.org/blog/2019/07/13/i-hate-open-science/) --- # The open science umbrella - Free sharing of - data - code - ideas - papers - Transparency in how science is carried out - Reproducibility - Diversity, equity, and inclusion Discussion: Anything I'm missing? --- class: center, middle For the purposes of this tutorial open science is # A shared ideal to strive for (all we can do is make incremental progress) --- class: center, middle # I'm not going to talk about policies --- # Considerations - Not all or nothing -- - [Need to think about social implications](https://medium.com/@denalbz/reimagining-open-science-through-a-feminist-lens-546f3d10fa65) -- - Obstacles to open science aren't evenly distributed -- - History of bad behavior in many "open" communities -- - [Freedom vs. justice](https://medium.com/@beewithablog/open-is-cancelled-da7dd6f2aaaf) --- # So why bother? - ["Danger of being ignored > danger of being scooped"](http://ivory.idyll.org/blog/2014-open-and-tenured.html) - Gain collaborators - Refine your ideas - Improve the efficacy of science --- class: center, middle # Onto the actual tutorial! --- class: center, middle # Workflows --- # The open science ecosystem .center[
] Image source: [Mozilla Open Science Roadmap](https://github.com/OpenScienceRoadmap/mozilla-sprint-2018/issues/11) --- # My workflow Unatainable ideal: a paper that could be reproduced with a button click - Each paper gets a repo on [github](https://github.com) -- - Write experimental code in C++ -- - Write web GUI, host on [github pages](https://pages.github.com/) -- - Run experiments on computing cluster; store queue submission scripts in repo -- - Wrangle data in Python, analyze in R, store it all in an [RMarkdown](https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/) file using [Reticulate](https://rstudio.github.io/reticulate/) -- - Store data somewhere -- - Write paper on [Overleaf](https://www.overleaf.com), syncing to github -- - Get repo a DOI with [Zenodo](https://zenodo.org/) -- - Releases for preprint, submission, revision --- class: center, middle # Discussion: what is your workflow like? --- # Aspirational workflow goals - Automated testing via Travis CI -- - Tutorials for all code -- - Release R or Python packages when appropriate -- - Detailed README explaining the contents of the repo --- class: center, middle # Discussion: what is a next step you could take to improve your workflow? --- # Designing a workflow - Make the behavior you want easy -- - Use tools that reinforce each other -- - My (untested) plan: -- - Every paper has its own repo -- - Make heavy used of the slack/github integration -- - Keep track of todo list as github issues -- - Github as default location for sharing updates --- class: center, middle # Nuts and bolts --- # ALL CAPS files - LICENSE - CITATION - README.md - CONTRIBUTING - CODE_OF_CONDUCT --- # Licenses - You should have one -- - Considerations: - Can other people use your stuff?  - Can other people build on your stuff? - Do you want attribution? - Are you okay with commerical re-use? -- - [Guide to choosing a license](https://choosealicense.com/) -- - Discussion: Do you have a preferred license? --- # Citation - Can be a citation for a paper describing your code - Get your repo a DOI with [Zenodo](https://zenodo.org/) - Any other options people like? --- # README - Explain what's in the repo and how to use it - Pointers to other resources - Badges - Can be pretty --- # Contributing guidelines If you want people to contribute, tell them how! [Example](https://github.com/devosoft/Empirical/blob/infrastructure/CONTRIBUTING.md) --- # Code of conduct - Encourage diverse participants - Normalize talking about stuff before it becomes a problem - Examples: - [BEACON Congress](https://sites.google.com/view/beacon-congress-2020/code-of-conduct?authuser=0) - [Contributor covenant](https://www.contributor-covenant.org/) - [Carpentries code of conduct](https://docs.carpentries.org/topic_folders/policies/code-of-conduct.html) --- class: center, middle # Sharing your work --- # Paper access - PDF on your website - Pre-prints - Open-access journal - Discussion: any opinions on best preprint servers? --- # Accessible analysis - [RMarkdown](https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/) - [Jupyter](https://jupyter.org/) - [Open Refine](https://openrefine.org/) --- # Communicating your science - Twitter - [Guide by Matthew Moreno](https://mmore500.com/2019/11/17/twitter-bestiary.html) - Github pages - [Mozilla working open workshop](http://mozillascience.github.io/working-open-workshop/) --- # Some cool publication venues - [Journal of Trial and Error](https://www.jtrialerror.com/) - [Rescience](http://rescience.github.io/) - [Journal of Open Source Software](https://joss.theoj.org/) - [Journal of Open Source Education](https://jose.theoj.org/) - [eLife](https://elifesciences.org/) --- class: center, middle # Discussion: do you have any favorite tools that we haven't discussed yet? --- # Stuff to do to be a good citizen - Cite code - Answer people's questions - Be nice! Discussion: Anything else? --- class: center, middle # Questions/discussion ---


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Before Change
:param stride: stride rate for down-sampling. Default is 1
"""
super().__init__()
padding = int((kernel_size - 1) / 2)
self.conv = nn.Conv2d(
in_channels,
out_channels,
kernel_size,
stride=stride,
padding=padding,
bias=False,
groups=groups)
self.bn = nn.BatchNorm2d(out_channels)
self.act = nn.PReLU(out_channels)
def forward(self, input):
After Change
last_ordinals=0,
dual_path_scheme=(lambda module, x1, x2: module(x1, x2)),
dual_path_scheme_ordinal=(lambda module, x1, x2: (module(x1), x2))):
super(DualPathSequential, self).__init__()
self.return_two = return_two
self.first_ordinals = first_ordinals
self.last_ordinals = last_ordinals
self.dual_path_scheme = dual_path_scheme


Crafting an Extensible Reporting Schema
Traditional relational database schemas are designed to keep computers happy. Indexes, foreign keys, joins…all of these tools allow for the highest level of optimization so data can be recorded and read back in record time. However, humans are typically very unhappy when it comes time to answer business questions from this data.
Imagine your boss approaches you and asks for a report of all orders placed by the Acme Corporation on Thursdays. You recall how many times you and your team optimized the database containing this information so data could be written at break-neck speeds and moan when you think of the complex script you’ll need to write to retrieve the report your boss requires. Wouldn’t it be nice if, instead of lines and lines of arcane SQL, we could ask a database something like the following and get back exactly what we expect?
 select * from Orders where Customer = 'Acme' and DayOfWeek = 'Thursday'
No joins, no convoluted date parsing…in fact, this SQL statement is almost identical to the sentence your boss used, isn’t it? How do we get to this level of utopian question-answering? The key is in the concept of “complex writes and simple reads”: instead of saving data to a database only in some crazy “normal form” fashion, flatten out your data so you can more easily query against it. Let’s take a look at a simple date…say, my birthday this year: 13 December 2011 2:18 PM.
Normally, we’d stick this value into a column designed for holding dates…and that’s fine, assuming the only question we’ll ever want to ask is “show me something that occurred on 13 December 2011 at 2:18 PM”. Unfortunately, that sort of question almost never gets asked. Instead, it’s queries like “on Tuesdays” or “in the afternoon”. To answer these questions, our schema needs to be modified a bit. The original “date-only” schema might look something like this:
 OrderDate : datetime
After we flatten out the date and time, our schema might look something like this:
 Day : int Month : nvarchar Year : int DayOfWeek : nvarchar Hour : int Minute : int PM : bit
Given this schema, we can now ask a multitude of questions about the single record represented, such as:
- How many orders were placed in January?
 select count(1) from Orders where Month = 'January'
- What orders did Acme place on Friday afternoons?
 select * from Orders where DayOfWeek = 'Friday' and PM = '1'
Getting data into this type of schema is actually surprisingly easy; in fact, each of these values can be extracted from a single .NET DateTime object:
 var timsBirthday = DateTime.Parse("13 December 2011 2:18 PM"); var day = timsBirthday.Day; var month = timsBirthday.ToString("MMMM"); var year = timsBirthday.Year; var dayOfWeek = timsBirthday.DayOfWeek; var hour = timsBirthday.Hour; var minute = timsBirthday.Minute; var pm = timsBirthday.Hour >= 12;
It’s not just dates that can be flattened out in this manner! For a hypothetical generic Customer object, for example, you can extrapolate (and answer business questions on!) properties like these:
- Name
- Primary Contact
- Phone
- City
- State
- ZIP Code
Happy reporting!


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| 007:191 Khan | : |
Do they attribute as partners to Allah those who created nothing but they themselves are created? |
| 007:191 Maulana | : |
Do they associate (with Him) that which has created naught, while they are themselves created? |
| 007:191 Pickthal | : |
Attribute they as partners to Allah those who created naught, but are themselves created, |
| 007:191 Rashad | : |
Is it not a fact that they are idolizing idols who create nothing, and are themselves created? |
| 007:191 Sarwar | : |
Do they (the pagans) consider things that do not create anything but are themselves created equal to God?. |
| 007:191 Shakir | : |
What! they associate (with Him) that which does not create any thing, while they are themselves created! |
| 007:191 Sherali | : |
Do they associate with HIM partners those who create nothing, and are themselves created? |
| 007:191 Yusufali | : |
Do they indeed ascribe to Him as partners things that can create nothing, but are themselves created? |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الشرك والمشركون > أصنامهم والتهكم بهم على عبادتها Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Polytheism and the Polytheists> Their Idols and the Mockery for Worshipping them أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الشرك والمشركون > تنزيه الله جلّ جلاله عن الشريك Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Polytheism and the Polytheists> Allah's Freedom from Partnership
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Strategies¶
Introduction¶
Execution Strategies¶
Execution strategies query the model based on the enqueued object. They create an input JSON file from a template configuration and the query results. They then create a PBS script, read the output json and then store the results in the database and configuration objects.
A simple execution strategy can build an input.json from three sources. The basic template can come from a Configuration object stored in the database and associated with the strategies workflow node. It can also be filtered by name and configuration_type as shown below. The json template can then be filled in based on the settings object, which is useful for values that vary by deployment. Most often, additional values will come from the enqueued object and its associated models.
The on_finishing method can check the output json, raise exceptions in the case of an unexpected or failed result, and update the enqueued object in the database
from workflow_engine.strategies.execution_strategy import ExecutionStrategy
from workflow_engine.models.configuration import Configuration
from django.conf import settings
import copy
class ExampleStrategy(ExecutionStrategy):
def get_input(self, observation, storage_directory, task):
strategy_configuration = \
Configuration.objects.filter(
name='Apply Lens Correction Input',
configuration_type='strategy_config')
# input.json template from database
inp = copy.deepcopy(strategy_configuration.json_object)
inp['arg1'] = settings.ARG_1 # from django settings
inp['arg2'] = observation.measurement # from enqueued object
return inp
def on_finishing(self, observation, results, task):
self.check_key(results, 'result_value')
observation.measurement = results['result_value']
observation.save()
Wait Strategies¶
Wait strategies are used to hold an object unless and until an external condition is met. They inherit from WaitStrategy and implement must_wait. These can be used to hold an enqueued object for a manual quality control step or to implement a barrier to wait for other objects to complete processing before proceeding with following job queues. Note that wait strategy workflow nodes usually have a mock executable as a place holder. You can add functionality to the admin UI to allow the user to set or modify the state of a group of objects.
from workflow_engine.strategies.wait_strategy import WaitStrategy
class WaitForLensCorrection(WaitStrategy):
def must_wait(self, observation):
# Use this to check if the reference set is available
# return true if the state is correct
manual_setting = observation.manual_setting
if manual_setting is None:
return True
return False
Ingest Strategies¶
An ingest strategy is used to create or update an object from an external message source. It is usually the first strategy in a workflow. An ingest strategy does not run an executable module.
from django.conf import settings
from workflow_engine.strategies.ingest_strategy import IngestStrategy
from blue_sky.models.observation import Observation
import logging
class MockIngest(IngestStrategy):
_log = logging.getLogger('blue-sky.mock_ingest')
def get_workflow_name(self):
return 'mock_workflow'
def create_enqueued_object(self, message, tags=None):
(obs, _) = Observation.objects.update_or_create(
arg1 = message['arg1'],
arg2 = message['arg2'],
arg3 = message['arg3'],
defaults={
'proc_state': 'PENDING'
})
return obs, None
def generate_response(self, observation):
return {
'observation_id': observation.id
}


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EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Fish-hooks
FISH-HOOKS
"FISH-HOOKS "were used for catching fish (
Amos 4:2
; comp.
Isaiah 37:29
;
Jeremiah 16:16
;
Ezekiel 29:4
; Job.
41:1, 2
;
Matthew 17:27
).
"FISH-HOOKS "were used for catching fish (Amos 4:2; comp. Isaiah 37:29; Jeremiah 16:16; Ezekiel 29:4; Job. 41:1, 2; Matthew 17:27).


Installing Git
Chapters
Compatibility and Download
Git is the optional, but highly recommended, way of obtaining and staying up-to-date with the latest Titanium projects located in our Github repository.
Obtain the version that pertains to your particular Operating System from the link provided:
|
Operating System |
Package Name |
Package Version |
Download Location |
|
OSX |
git |
Latest |
|
|
Windows |
msysgit |
Latest |
|
|
Ubuntu |
git |
Latest |
Default Repositories |
Installation
OSX
-
open the git disk image (file with a .dmg extension). Open the resulting disk mount that will appear on your desktop
-
open the installer package ({file with a {.pkg}} extension) and continue until the following screen
-
verify that you system meets the storage requirements and click install
-
if prompted, enter the credentials of a user with administrative privileges
Windows
Windows Software Locations
Setup
-
log in under your usual user account, right-click the git Installer and select Run as administrator. Enter the Administrator password, if you are prompted for it, and proceed until the first screenshot below
-
verify that the destination location matches the one described for git in the Windows Software Locations section, and then proceed
-
ensure that the components are configured as follows
-
at Adjusting your PATH environment, enable Run Git from the Windows Command Prompt
-
at Configuring the line ending conversations, select Checkout as-is, commit as-is
-
proceed to complete the installation
-
as the location to git was automatically added by the installer to your system's PATH, as shown in the third screenshot above, there is no need to perform this step manually
Testing the Installation
Run the following commands from the command-line or terminal on any operating system to determine whether git has been installed and configured correctly:
git version
You should receive results similar to the following, where the command is recognized, and returns the correct version.
appcel$ git version
git version 1.7.7


I am a computer programmer based out of Portland, Oregon. This site collects my active projects, my personal and professional background, and what I do when I am not working. Please contact me with positive feedback, offers of employment, and any questions you might have.
I was an avid DOS gamer as a child in the early 90s.  Breaking software and then fixing it was a hobby, but it was only in the last few years that it became a professional ambition. Before that, I worked in education and human development.
In school I was always watching the teachers and the decisions they made. I was curious how and why they taught the way they did. I dreamt of a better version of school. After high school I went to Bennington College in Vermont. It was a lawless institution that allowed me to create my own BA in Education and Writing for Performance (mostly plays, screenplays, and standup). While there I worked with the local school's at-risk student population and was employed in a psychiatric hospital. When I graduated I moved to Portland, where I worked with homeless adolescents and young adults.
At this point I was getting older and wanted a stable career. I went into a Master's program at Lewis and Clark College to learn how to teach Language Arts at the middle and high school level. I stayed an extra year to become a Special Education teacher, having found that I had a knack for working with children who struggled to access school. While employed as a teacher I wrote articles about neurodiversity, equity, and inclusion.
After I left teaching, I wanted to do something new. My previous jobs had given me great soft skills, but I was interested in learning a trade that would engage my interests in writing, education, and human evolution. I had always maintained an art practice and was learning how to use machine learning to generate art. While playing around with Python scripts, I had an Aha! moment: this is a powerful tool and I can learn to use it.


Overview
You can make Pikmin types, leaders, areas, and so much more, so they can then be used in-game. The ways to make content vary, but are in general made to be easy and intuitive. Content like types of objects, sprays, and so on can be freely made, but new game mechanics and logic cannot. This also includes enemies, areas, etc. that make use of any new mechanic.
Content, as well as most customizable things in the engine, are just standard graphics, audio, or text files – you can use your favorite programs to edit them or create new ones. Some content is a bit too complex for you to edit by hand with a standard program, so instead you will want to use one of the editors inside the engine, which are specialized for the job.
A good starting point is to check out the pre-packaged content that can be found in the Game_data
folder included with the engine. From there, you can add your own spin to the content that is already there by changing the files. Or you can make new content blindly by yourself. Or copy-paste the content that already exists to serve as a basis for new things. Or check the quick start guide to get some pointers so you can figure out the rest for yourself. Or read any of the in-depth tutorials here to have a more guided experience. Or enter one of the aforementioned editors and feel your way around.
As long as the right content is in the right folder, and/or has the name that the other content or engine expects it to, you can just work on it, save, and at any moment start the engine and test it right away. As you make content, keep in mind that most user-made mistakes will be caught by the engine and reported in the file /User_data/Error_log.txt
. You should make a point to fix these problems as soon as possible, otherwise the engine might behave erratically or even crash.
Data file
Data files usually contain information about how some content or engine feature works. They are actually just everyday text files, with the .txt
extension, though with a specific format. The engine reads a data file one line at a time. The most basic type of line is a simple property and its value. The property's name comes first, followed by an equals sign, and then the value. Data files may also contain blocks, which in turn can contain properties or blocks. A block starts with its name, followed by an opening curly brace, and ends on a line that contains solely the closing brace.
Example:
property = value 1 block { property_inside_block = value_2 sub_block { property_inside_sub_block = another value } }
It is good practice to indent the lines inside a block. The deeper the block, the deeper the indentation. The engine ignores any spaces or tabs before the first word in the line, so add as many as you want. The engine will also not read empty lines. As a final note, the engine will not read lines that have two slashes before the first word. Meaning that something like //This is a comment.
will not be read. You can use these comments to explain or label parts of the file to make it easier to understand.
Warning: avoid Window's "Notepad" program to edit these data files, since they usually show up broken or all in a single line. Try something like Notepad++ instead.
Tutorials
The following guides will show you how to make specific types of content:
- Making areas to play on
- Making object types like a type of enemy, a type of Pikmin, etc.
- Making animations for objects or effects
- Object scripting controls each object's behavior
- Making hazards for Pikmin to be in/vulnerable to
- Making spray types for leaders to use
- Making status effects that change an object's properties
- Making particle generators so there can be particles
- Making weather that changes the area's lighting
- GUI configuration sets where interface elements are
- Misc. configurations
- Misc. features
In addition, the maker toolkit is a collection of tools to help you make and debug content.
Sharing with others
You may want to share custom content you've made with others across the web. You could just toss them the files you made or edited, and let them sort it out, but not everyone has the technical context you have to know what does what, what depends on which content, and which files go where. Plus having to work it out will discourage people from trying out your stuff. So here's a nice procedure you can follow to make everyone's life easier:
- Start by creating a folder somewhere, like on your desktop, with the name of your content.
- Inside, create a
Game_data
folder. All of the content you're sharing will go here. -
Every component that your custom content has will need to be copied here. This goes for graphics, areas, objects, particle generators, etc. The folders you create here should have the same names and organization as your Pikifen installation's
Game_data
folder. So for instance,My mod/Game_data/Graphics/Textures
would have any custom textures you have created or edited that are required for your content.- Does your creation have custom graphics? If so, create the folder
My mod/Game_data/Graphics
and put them inside. - Does your creation have custom textures? If so, create the folder
My mod/Game_data/Graphics/Textures
and put them inside. - Does your creation have custom areas? If so, create the folder
My mod/Game_data/Areas
and put them inside. - Does your creation have custom objects? If so, create the folder
My mod/Game_data/Types/<object category>/<object type>
and put them inside. - Does your creation have custom particle generators? If so, create the folder
My mod/Game_data/Particle_generators
and put them inside. - And so on, and so forth, for stuff like hazards, liquids, status effects, and anything else you've made for your custom content.
- Does your creation have custom graphics? If so, create the folder
- Right-click your content's
Game_data
folder and zip it. The exact option you should click depends on your operative system and programs, but you're looking for an option to create a compressed archive file, otherwise known as a zip file. - Share it around!
With this sort of zip file, any player that wants to try your content out simply needs to download your zip file, extract its Game_data
folder into their Pikifen installation folder, and all of your custom content will be dumped into their own Game_data
folder, with every file already in the correct spot.
More complex or unique creations may require different procedures. Feel free to do what you feel is best, but try to make life simple for the person installing it on the other end!
Tips
- If you've made changes to a data file, you don't need to close the engine to test your changes (with a few exceptions). Simply reload the current area.
- Avoid using highly-saturated or bright colors in general. Those colors work better to call attention to the player, like a Pikmin's idle glow, or some HUD element. If everything is bright, not only does it make it so no element can call the player's attention, but also gives the game a sort of "plastic" look.
- When making Pikmin types, avoid making them solid green or black. Green Pikmin blend too much with grass, a floor texture encountered in a lot of places, and black Pikmin are too hard to see in darker places. If you want, you can add some details so at least some part of the Pikmin can be seen clearly.
- When creating some content that will only be used as a gimmick in a specific area, try naming it after the area's name. e.g. "Backyard Garden sprinkler". This way, your name doesn't clash with other content that has a similar name but is used in some other area. Plus, if someone checks the list of objects, textures, etc., they can right away understand what that specific niche thing is used for.


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Context Data Flow Diagram
Just like in the Use Case Diagram you can see the 3 actors back in our Context Flow Diagram. The Context Flow Diagram is
very basic so I am not gonna explain every detail about it.
As you can see we have the HomeMyDay Web Application and the HomeMyDay Accomodation Owner Application as our processes. The
HomeMyDay Web Application is the ASP.NET Core Web App just as we have seen in the Deployment Diagram. The HomeMyDay
Accomodation Owner Application is the Angular project and its being used as a CMS Application for both the
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The process of cold foil transfer involves applying UV-curable adhesive onto the image area without the need of using dies. After the foil has been in contact with the specific area, the adhesive is cured by UV light and then the carrier film is removed.
Cold foil can be flexibly integrated into any printing process as the cold foil is simply applied as a “fifth colour” to the print image. Overprinting offers free choice of colours. The base colour is usually silver. The cold foil can then be overprinted with any process colours or other colours. A variety of new metallic colour tones can also be created in this manner.
DISTORUN® has been developed and designed with modern servo control technology. A specially-designed software program allows for individual frame positioning and efficient use of foil.
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The two last big pieces of the ATLAS detector are ready at building 182 on CERN site, waiting to be lowered into the underground cavern. They are the two ATLAS "muon small wheels," which have been designed and built to detect the particles called "muons" created in the collision, which travel through the forward and backward regions of the detector. Those two big pieces would be placed one at each end of the ATLAS detectors, like two caps.
In those years I was working on the development of data analysis strategies to reveal hints of the existence of Supersymmetric particles. We did not have experimental data yet ---the data taking period would start later that year---, but we created simulated data to test our analysis tools.
Also, after the start of data taking, I started taking shifts in the ATLAS control room, at the "Muon desk." There, I monitored the good and correct behavior of muon chambers; among them, the "small wheels" shown in the picture.
For a Ph.D. student like me, it was very cool being there in the Control Room: it was like being in the pilothouse of a big, sophisticated ship!


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Tutorial 6: Setup Table¶
- Goal
Use setup tables to simplify test setup.
Write the Feature Test¶
# file:features/tutorial06_step_setup_table.feature
Feature: Step Setup Table (tutorial06)
Scenario: Setup Table
Given a set of specific users:
| name | department |
| Barry | Beer Cans |
| Pudey | Silly Walks |
| Two-Lumps | Silly Walks |
When we count the number of people in each department
Then we will find two people in "Silly Walks"
But we will find one person in "Beer Cans"
Provide the Test Automation¶
# file:features/steps/step_tutorial06.py
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# STEPS:
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
from behave import given, when, then
from hamcrest import assert_that, equal_to
from testutil import NamedNumber
from company_model import CompanyModel
@given('a set of specific users')
def step_impl(context):
model = getattr(context, "model", None)
if not model:
context.model = CompanyModel()
for row in context.table:
context.model.add_user(row["name"], deparment=row["department"])
@when('we count the number of people in each department')
def step_impl(context):
context.model.count_persons_per_department()
@then('we will find {count} people in "{department}"')
def step_impl(context, count, department):
count_ = NamedNumber.from_string(count)
assert_that(count_, equal_to(context.model.get_headcount_for(department)))
@then('we will find one person in "{department}"')
def step_impl(context, department):
assert_that(1, equal_to(context.model.get_headcount_for(department)))
# file:features/steps/testutil.py
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# TEST SUPPORT:
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class NamedNumber(object):
"""Map named numbers into numbers."""
MAP = {
"one": 1,
"two": 2,
"three": 3,
"four": 4,
"five": 5,
"six": 6,
}
@classmethod
def from_string(cls, named_number):
name = named_number.strip().lower()
return cls.MAP[name]
Provide the Domain Model¶
# file:features/steps/company_model.py
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# DOMAIN-MODEL:
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Department(object):
def __init__(self, name, members=None):
if not members:
members = []
self.name = name
self.members = members
def add_member(self, name):
assert name not in self.members
self.members.append(name)
@property
def count(self):
return len(self.members)
def __len__(self):
return self.count
class CompanyModel(object):
def __init__(self):
self.users = []
self.departments = {}
def add_user(self, name, deparment):
assert name not in self.users
if deparment not in self.departments:
self.departments[deparment] = Department(deparment)
self.departments[deparment].add_member(name)
def count_persons_per_department(self):
pass
def get_headcount_for(self, department):
return self.departments[department].count
Run the Feature Test¶
When you run the feature file from above:
$ behave ../features/tutorial06_step_setup_table.feature Feature: Step Setup Table (tutorial06) # ../features/tutorial06_step_setup_table.feature:1 Scenario: Setup Table # ../features/tutorial06_step_setup_table.feature:3 Given a set of specific users # ../features/steps/step_tutorial06.py:28 | name | department | | Barry | Beer Cans | | Pudey | Silly Walks | | Two-Lumps | Silly Walks | When we count the number of people in each department # ../features/steps/step_tutorial06.py:36 Then we will find two people in "Silly Walks" # ../features/steps/step_tutorial06.py:40 But we will find one person in "Beer Cans" # ../features/steps/step_tutorial06.py:45 1 feature passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped 1 scenario passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped 4 steps passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 0 undefined Took 0m0.000s


- All Known Implementing Classes:
AbstractNamingConvention
,MatchingNamingConvention
,UnderscoreNamingConvention
The main goal of the naming convention is to reduce the amount of configuration required in the mapping (especially when mapping between column and property names).
Note that if you do not define a NamingConvention the default one will be used and you can configure it's behaviour via properties.
-
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionderiveM2MColumn
(String tableName, String dbColumn) Derive a DB Column from a FK table and column.getColumnFromProperty
(Class<?> beanClass, String propertyName) Return the column name given the property name.getForeignKey
(String prefix, String fkProperty) Return the foreign key column given the local and foreign properties.getM2MJoinTableName
(TableName lhsTable, TableName rhsTable) Returns the ManyToMany join table name (aka the intersection table).getSequenceName
(String tableName, String pkColumn) Return the sequence name given the table name (for DB's that use sequences).getTableName
(Class<?> beanClass) Returns the table name for a given Class.getTableName
(String catalog, String schema, String name) Return the full table name taking into account quoted identifiers.boolean
Return true if a prefix should be used building a foreign key name.void
loadFromProperties
(PropertiesWrapper properties) Load setting from properties.void
setDatabasePlatform
(DatabasePlatform databasePlatform) Set the associated DatabasePlaform.
-
Method Details
-
setDatabasePlatform
Set the associated DatabasePlaform.This is set after the DatabasePlatform has been associated.
The purpose of this is to enable NamingConvention to be able to support database platform specific configuration.
- Parameters:
databasePlatform
- the database platform
-
getTableName
Returns the table name for a given Class.This method is always called and should take into account @Table annotations etc. This means you can choose to override the settings defined by @Table if you wish.
- Parameters:
beanClass
- the bean class- Returns:
- the table name for the entity class
-
getM2MJoinTableName
Returns the ManyToMany join table name (aka the intersection table).- Parameters:
lhsTable
- the left hand side bean tablerhsTable
- the right hand side bean table- Returns:
- the many to many join table name
-
deriveM2MColumn
Derive a DB Column from a FK table and column. -
getTableName
Return the full table name taking into account quoted identifiers. -
getColumnFromProperty
Return the column name given the property name.- Returns:
- the column name for a given property
-
getSequenceName
Return the sequence name given the table name (for DB's that use sequences).Typically you might append "_seq" to the table name as an example.
- Parameters:
tableName
- the table name- Returns:
- the sequence name
-
isUseForeignKeyPrefix
boolean isUseForeignKeyPrefix()Return true if a prefix should be used building a foreign key name.This by default is true and this works well when the primary key column names are simply "id". In this case a prefix (such as "order" and "customer" etc) is added to the foreign key column producing "order_id" and "customer_id".
This should return false when your primary key columns are the same as the foreign key columns. For example, when the primary key columns are "order_id", "cust_id" etc ... and they are the same as the foreign key column names.
-
getForeignKey
Return the foreign key column given the local and foreign properties.- Parameters:
prefix
- the local column used to prefix the fk columnfkProperty
- the property name of the foreign key- Returns:
- the foreign key column
-
loadFromProperties
Load setting from properties.
-


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Class SECSMessage
This class represents a SECS message that will be sent to some other entity or a SECS message that has been received from some other entity.
Inheritance
Namespace: com.CIMthetics.CSharpSECSTools.SECSCommUtils
Assembly: SECSCommUtils.dll
Syntax
public class SECSMessage
Constructors
SECSMessage(SECSHeader, SECSItem)
This constructor is typically used in the situation where the
payload of a SECS message was created by
a programmer as a SECSItem
and is ready to be sent to some other entity.
Declaration
public SECSMessage(SECSHeader header, SECSItem body)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SECSHeader | header | The SECS message header (either a |
| SECSItem | body | The body / content / payload of the SECS message to be sent. |
SECSMessage(SECSHeader, Byte[])
This constructor is typically used in the situation where a
SECS message was received from either a SECS-I connection or
an HSMS connection. The body in this situation will be in
the form of a byte[]
of bytes received from some other
entity.
Declaration
public SECSMessage(SECSHeader header, byte[] body)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SECSHeader | header | The SECS message header (either a |
| System.Byte[] | body | The body / content / payload of the SECS message to be sent. |
SECSMessage(SECSHeader)
This constructor is typically used in the situation where the message is to be header only.
Declaration
public SECSMessage(SECSHeader header)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SECSHeader | header | The SECS message header (either a |
Properties
Body
The body / payload / contents of this SECSMessage
.
Declaration
public byte[] Body { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Byte[] | The message body component of this |
Remarks
Returns an empty byte[]
in the event this is a header
only (IsHeaderOnly
is true
) message.
Header
The SECS message header (either an HSMSHeader
or a SECSIHeader
)
of this SECSMessage
Declaration
public SECSHeader Header { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SECSHeader | The message header component of this |
IsHeaderOnly
True if this SECSMessage
is a header only message. In other
words, it is a message that only contains a message header portion
and does not have a body to go with it.
Declaration
public bool IsHeaderOnly { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
|
Methods
EncodeForTransport()
This method encodes this SECSMessage
into a form where it may
written out as a byte[]
to some entity.
Declaration
public byte[] EncodeForTransport()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Byte[] | A |
GetBodyAsSECSItem()
Returns the body / payload / contents of this SECSMessage
as a SECSItem
.
Declaration
public SECSItem GetBodyAsSECSItem()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SECSItem | A |
Remarks
This method returns null
in the case where this SECSMessage
is a header
only message.


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I'll admit that six weeks ago, I could not wait for Spring Training to begin. I can't stand NBA basketball and just don't follow the NFL or College Basketball closely. So when College Football ends, I'm ready for Spring Training. Throughout January and February, all I can think about is baseball starting up.
So now, about six weeks into Spring Training, I'm sick of it. I'm tired of spotty media coverage. I'm tired of stories that are only reported on because it's March and there's nothing else to report. It's not that I don't enjoy position battles. I just don't like it when those battles are all there is to talk about. I want to feel the excitement of a close ballgame, a clutch hit or a winning streak. I want to feel the frustration of poor fielding, cold bats and a losing streak. That's baseball, and I'm ready.
There's only about a week and a half of Spring Training left. Then we can talk about things that really matter. We can talk about topics that are fluid.
That said, I'm going to go watch the Cubs play the Giants in a Spring Training game on the MLB Network.


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New kernel for Mac OS X?
I recently read an editorial by Robert Cringely dealing a bit with Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), Windows Vista / XP, Virtualization and Windows API compatibility. I wasn’t so interested in his speculation regarding Windows API compatibility as I was his suggestion that Leopard would be sporting a new kernel. In all honesty, I hadn’t ever really considered such a move very likely. I mean, I know people have issues with Mach, but it works, right? In fact, it works quite well. That being said, I’m certainly not tied to it. I began doing a bit of research on this issue to see if I could try to guess what to expect from Apple in Leopard.
The notion that Apple is ditching Mach brings several questions to mind. First of all, why? Well, it appears that Mach does in fact have some significant performance limitations when compared to monolithic kernels. AnandTech put together a nice write-up of its own comparison testing.
So, if you agree that Mach has some significant drawbacks and that Apple is likely to want to replace it, the next question is, “With what will they replace it?” The primary reason for replacing Mach in OS X would likely be for performance, so presumably, the replacement kernel would be monolithic. Of the available open source monolithic kernels, the Linux and FreeBSD kernels present possibilities. I discount Linux for several reasons. First, Linux has some significant technical differences between FreeBSD / Darwin, so marrying the Linux kernel with Darwin could prove technically challenging and unrewarding. Second, Linux has GPL license encumberances. Apple enjoys greater freedom with the BSD license. Of the available monolithic kernels, the FreeBSD</a> kernel seems most likely.
It is entirely possible, however, that Apple has been developing a replacement kernel themselves for some time. I actually think this one is less likely, but still possible. I think it would take an awful lot of resources to develop a separate kernel entirely for all this time.
Another interesting possibility is the L4 kernel. L4 is similar to Mach in its microkernel design, but is meant to address a number of the problems with Mach. There has already been some work done to bring L4 to Darwin and work is ongoing. You can read more about the L4/Darwin (darbat) project here. I’ve downloaded the Qemu image and tried it out, myself. It’s still very early in development, and unless Apple engineers have been working on this apart from the darbat developers, I can’t see Leopard sporting L4.
The last question I want to explore in this post is, “Even if Mach has problems, is it really worth the effort of replacing it?” It seems to me that Mach’s issues have the greatest implication for Mac OS X Server, where things like database and webserver performance are so critical. Well, wouldn’t it be worth replacing Mach to have a competitive enterprise server OS? I’m not so sure Apple is that concerned about it. In fact, here is one account that Apple is not interested in the enterprise at all. So, if Steve isn’t interested in the enterprise market, and Mach is mostly holding back OS X Server performance, does it make sense to swap kernels?
Well, honestly, I don’t know. It seems to me like Mach has seen better days. Maybe the naysayers are right and it is time for a change. Could Apple pull it off? In the middle of the PPC->Intel transition? Yes, I think so. In fact, the time is right for a kernel move. All I know is, Apple’s not saying a whole lot about Leopard yet. This year’s WWDC is sure to bring some exciting news items. Will a new kernel be one of them? I don’t know, but I can’t wait to find out.
Links: * http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20060420.html * http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20060413.html * http://www.anandtech.com/mac/showdoc.aspx?i=2436&p=7 * http://episteme.arstechnica.com/groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/8300945231/m/645003648731 * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L4_kernel * http://www.ertos.nicta.com.au/software/darbat/ * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FreeBSD_kernel


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Predict classes for new samples based on signature centroid matrix
# S4 method for matrix predict_classes(object, mat, dist_method = c("euclidean", "correlation", "cosine"), nperm = 1000, p_cutoff = 0.05, plot = TRUE, col_fun = NULL, split_by_sigatures = FALSE, verbose = TRUE, prefix = "", mc.cores = 1, cores = mc.cores, width1 = NULL, width2 = NULL)
| object | The signature centroid matrix. See the Details section. |
|---|---|
| mat | The new matrix where the classes are going to be predicted. The number of rows should be the same as the signature centroid matrix (also make sure the row orders are the same). Be careful that |
| dist_method | Distance method. Value should be "euclidean", "correlation" or "cosine". |
| nperm | Number of permutatinos. It is used when |
| p_cutoff | Cutoff for the p-values for determining class assignment. |
| plot | Whether to draw the plot that visualizes the process of prediction. |
| col_fun | A color mapping function generated from |
| verbose | Whether to print messages. |
| split_by_sigatures | Should the heatmaps be split based on k-means on the main heatmap, or on the patterns of the signature heatmap. |
| prefix | Used internally. |
| mc.cores | Number of cores. This argument will be removed in future versions. |
| cores | Number of cores, or a |
| width1 | Width of the first heatmap. |
| width2 | Width of the second heatmap. |
The signature centroid matrix is a k-column matrix where each column is the centroid of samples in the corresponding class (k-group classification).
For each sample in the new matrix, the task is basically to test which signature centroid the current sample is the closest to. There are two methods: the Euclidean distance and the correlation (Spearman) distance.
For the Euclidean/cosine distance method, for the vector denoted as x which corresponds to sample i
in the new matrix, to test which class should be assigned to sample i, the distance between
sample i and all k signature centroids are calculated and denoted as d_1, d_2, ..., d_k. The class with the smallest distance is assigned to sample i.
The distances for k centroids are sorted increasingly, and we design a statistic named "difference ratio", denoted as r
and calculated as: (|d_(1) - d_(2)|)/mean(d), which is the difference between the smallest distance and the second
smallest distance, normalized by the mean distance.
To test the statistical significance of r, we randomly permute rows of the signature centroid matrix and calculate r_rand.
The random permutation is performed n_perm
times and the p-value is calculated as the proportion of r_rand being
larger than r.
For the correlation method, the distance is calculated as the Spearman correlation between sample i and signature
centroid k. The label for the class with the maximal correlation value is assigned to sample i. The
p-value is simply calculated by cor.test
between sample i and centroid k.
If a sample is tested with a p-value higher than p_cutoff
, the corresponding class label is set to NA
.
A data frame with two columns: the class labels (the column names of the signature centroid matrix are treated as class labels) and the corresponding p-values.
# \donttest{ data(golub_cola) res = golub_cola["ATC:skmeans"] mat = get_matrix(res) # note scaling should be applied here because the matrix was scaled in the cola analysis mat2 = t(scale(t(mat))) tb = get_signatures(res, k = 3, plot = FALSE)#> * 72/72 samples (in 3 classes) remain after filtering by silhouette (>= 0.5). #> * cache hash: 6dd0bdce30e1cd9e7f715c58e34e0105 (seed 888). #> * calculating row difference between subgroups by Ftest. #> * split rows into 3 groups by k-means clustering. #> * 2050 signatures (49.8%) under fdr < 0.05, group_diff > 0.sig_mat = tb[, grepl("scaled_mean", colnames(tb))] sig_mat = as.matrix(sig_mat) colnames(sig_mat) = paste0("class", seq_len(ncol(sig_mat))) # this is how the signature centroid matrix looks like: head(sig_mat)#> class1 class2 class3 #> [1,] 0.53519553 -0.5002490 0.2974125 #> [2,] 0.01991684 -0.3097325 0.7180644 #> [3,] 0.58903898 -0.3514180 -0.1563374 #> [4,] 0.50343231 -0.1528579 -0.4918005 #> [5,] -0.09171790 -0.2294764 0.7145305 #> [6,] 0.02098543 -0.2997821 0.6920673mat2 = mat2[tb$which_row, , drop = FALSE] # now we predict the class for `mat2` based on `sig_mat` predict_classes(sig_mat, mat2)#>#> #> #> #>#> class p #> sample_39 class3 0 #> sample_40 class3 0 #> sample_42 class2 0 #> sample_47 class2 0 #> sample_48 class2 0 #> sample_49 class3 0 #> sample_41 class2 0 #> sample_43 class2 0 #> sample_44 class2 0 #> sample_45 class2 0 #> sample_46 class2 0 #> sample_70 class2 0 #> sample_71 class2 0 #> sample_72 class2 0 #> sample_68 class2 0 #> sample_69 class2 0 #> sample_67 class2 0 #> sample_55 class3 0 #> sample_56 class3 0 #> sample_59 class2 0 #> sample_52 class1 0 #> sample_53 class1 0 #> sample_51 class1 0 #> sample_50 class1 0 #> sample_54 class2 0 #> sample_57 class1 0 #> sample_58 class1 0 #> sample_60 class2 0 #> sample_61 class1 0 #> sample_65 class1 0 #> sample_66 class2 0 #> sample_63 class1 0 #> sample_64 class1 0 #> sample_62 class1 0 #> sample_1 class3 0 #> sample_2 class2 0 #> sample_3 class3 0 #> sample_4 class3 0 #> sample_5 class2 0 #> sample_6 class3 0 #> sample_7 class3 0 #> sample_8 class3 0 #> sample_9 class2 0 #> sample_10 class2 0 #> sample_11 class2 0 #> sample_12 class1 0 #> sample_13 class2 0 #> sample_14 class2 0 #> sample_15 class2 0 #> sample_16 class2 0 #> sample_17 class2 0 #> sample_18 class3 0 #> sample_19 class2 0 #> sample_20 class2 0 #> sample_21 class2 0 #> sample_22 class1 0 #> sample_23 class3 0 #> sample_24 class2 0 #> sample_25 class1 0 #> sample_26 class2 0 #> sample_27 class3 0 #> sample_34 class1 0 #> sample_35 class1 0 #> sample_36 class1 0 #> sample_37 class1 0 #> sample_38 class1 0 #> sample_28 class1 0 #> sample_29 class2 0 #> sample_30 class1 0 #> sample_31 class1 0 #> sample_32 class1 0 #> sample_33 class1 0# }


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Teaching math 2008/05/04
A Mathematician's Lament, by Paul Lockhart (via DHall)
I'm writing this response as I read through this fascinating paper on math in schools. I have for many years held the belief that (at the high school level at least) anyone can make straight A's, even if they're doing everything in their power to challenge themselves. This paper, if anything, strengthens my belief.
When I entered college, I thought I was pretty good at math. Then I met quite a few people that were good at math, so I stopped saying as much. I still very much believe it, though.  What I enjoyed were classes that relied on constructing and evaluating hypotheses and algorithms based on their mathematical merits.
Lockhart and the many others who've called BS on the way math is taught to students today have a point: math is inherently creative.  Painting and poetry (my go-to counter-example for the alliteration and audible distinction from "math") are commentary about the world and its people, inspired by the painters and poets coming before. Math is an observation about the world and (less frequently) its people, based on the work of mathematicians coming before. Inspiration does not equal groundwork.
"[Math] has relevance in the same way that any art does: that of being a meaningful human experience." This discounts the most beautiful thing about math: it elegantly describes the world in which humans experience. Economics is a fantastic framework for teaching this very thing. Economics is about building up simplified mathematical models of repeated observations about our world. Teaching math through economics will work because the types of observations economics sets out to describe are far more tangible than the concepts hand-waved away by formulas memorized in math classes.
"'What do they want me to do? Oh, just plug it in? OK. [said the fictional average student.]" This is an all too common conversation, so much that teachers frequently reached for the canned reply, "plug and chug!" I had the distinct torture of taking a physics class in high school where the teacher instructed us to "just take the cosine" to find the length of one side of a triangle that didn't contain a right angle. My classmates were happy to follow along. I felt the need to disagree. Teachers are not infallible and that must be accepted before the intellectual dialogue Lockhart describes can begin.
The lack of infallibility opens the door for other liberties, too. Paul Graham wrote that schools are primarily holding pens: "In fact their primary purpose is to keep kids locked up in one place for a big chunk of the day so adults can get things done." Without teachers' infallibility, the signal to noise ratio in the classroom would approach zero. Operating within the constraints of order first, learning second, it isn't at all surprising that school is about following protocol.
Joy of joys, there's a whole section on High School Geometry (capitalism his). Like the author, I found the material presented in High School Geometry fascinating and the scaffolding erected around it suffocating. I do lots of math in my head and made absolutely no accommodations for my teacher that insisted I "show my work." I showed my thoughts, not my arithmetic. But due to the infallibility discussed above, I could not tell her where to shove it.
Math is not an art form the same as painting or poetry. But it is creative. It is an experience. And to teach it, it must be a dialogue. We need better teachers. To get there we need to make teaching noble again. More realistically, we need to make teaching a financially sane decision. Capitalism is cruel, I know, but it'll get a whole lot worse if students learn only process and not how to progress.
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I feel learning math is similar to learning music. There are many classically trained students who can sightread and play recitals, but have never tried improvisation.
It seems kids who can get both of these things at an early start: playing/experimenting and theory, technique, practice are much better off.
This builds the confidence to try new things and these little discoveries lead to more creativity.
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Incredible photos capture life on World Heritage sites before they were listed
by Bec WhethamToday they are revered as truly special places in Australia — recognised by World Heritage as sites to be protected and preserved — but there was a time when they were just playgrounds for the local kids.
Key points:
- Locals who grew up near sites that would become World Heritage areas say they are grateful for the listings
- A Lord Howe Island resident says he has a sense of peace knowing the environment will not be damaged
- For the Indigenous owners of Budj Bim the listing is about more than preserving the land itself
So what has changed for those magnificent places and the people who lived next to them now they've been recognised by UNESCO and placed on its most important list of sites from around the world?
Erika Vickery was one of the children who, 40 years ago, couldn't have known that the bones she and other students were playing with on their school excursion in South Australia were actually 500,000-year-old fossils.
Ms Vickery was on an excursion with Naracoorte High School's Naturalist History Club.
The objective, to map a set of caves, was an easy task for the teenagers, who had spent their lives exploring an area that would soon be world-famous for filling in the blanks of Australia's mammal history.

"We explored the caves all on our own … it was a wonderful extended playground."
Ms Vickery has since become the mayor of Naracoorte and is responsible for health and safety in her district, including the caves, which in 1994 were listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
"We were probably some of the first young people to actually see the fossil residues there," Ms Vickery said.
"I'm not sure if we absolutely understood the significance of what we'd seen."
'A beautiful part of life'
Further north, in the clear waters of the Tasman Sea, Chris Murray recalls days of snorkelling, swimming and barbecuing on Lord Howe Island without a care in the world.
"You were in the environment all the time," Mr Murray said.
"I lived a continuum of where I didn't have to split life up into these blocks of work and play.
"It was a beautiful part of life."
One of the 400 people who get to call Lord Howe Island home, Mr Murray moved to the island as a child in 1958 and never really left.
Twenty years into what would be his six decades on the island, Mr Murray realised his idyllic existence needed rethinking, and when a small conservation group formed in the late 1970s, he joined.
"I started to become concerned about some of the pressures that were developing on the island," he said.
"Some of the problems … weren't being dealt with just because the community wasn't well enough resourced."
Over the years the group discussed how to counter future development on the island, how to deal with feral animals, and how to secure funding for scientific research.
In 1992 Lord Howe was awarded World Heritage status, leading to two thirds of the island becoming a permanent park preserve, free from future development.
Visitation was limited to 400 people on the island at one time, and domestic cats were banned.
In 1999 a marine park was proclaimed and fishing was banned in 30 per cent of the island's water.
Preserved for future generations
Both Erika Vickery and Chris Murray can recall people who were disappointed when these restrictions initially came into place, but time and results have washed those feelings away.
For Ms Vickery, it took time to realise the loss of their 'extended playground' would mean unforeseen benefits long after their time there.
"I can see now that … it needed to be preserved for future generations and what they've done now is really terrific," she said.
Mr Murray is also thankful for the preservation, which removed "that existential anxiety that I had."
"There's a sense that I can enjoy it without thinking, 'well, this is the last time I'll see [the island] like this.'
"It's more beautiful than it was back then.
"Sea birds that were only nesting on the offshore islands have now returned in larger numbers to the main island."
Budj Bim's owners commit to country
For Denis Rose, a Gunditjmara traditional elder from Western Victoria, the World Heritage listing of Budj Bim this year restored more than nature — it is preserving a culture.
In 1984 the original owners had control over just two acres of the land, at the cemetery, but after decades of court cases and lobbying, ownership of 3,000 hectares of land has been returned to the traditional owners.
"We were dispossessed from our land and from our traditional practices, by and large," Mr Rose said.
"We want our mob to get back out on country and actually enjoy country… we need to be able to enjoy what we've got back and get a better understanding of what's there."
Mr Rose expects three things to come of the World Heritage status — recognition of what the Gunditjmara ancestors did there, better protection and management of the land, and increased tourism.
It is an exciting opportunity for the traditional owners to protect and restore an example of one of the world's oldest agricultural systems.
"We've got a lot of work in front of us," Mr Rose said.
"We'll try our very best."


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I want to track the prices of stocks so that I can trade more effectively. As such I need to be alerted
when stock prices go above a threshold.
In order that I make a profit
As a person who likes to dabble in the stock market
I want to monitor stock market prices against thresholds
| Symbol | Threshold | Price | Stock Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| STK1 | 20.0 | 5.0 | OFF |
| STK1 | 20.0 | 10.0 | OFF |
| STK1 | 20.0 | 15.0 | OFF |
| STK1 | 20.0 | 19.9 | OFF |
| STK1 | 20.0 | 20.0 | ON |
| STK1 | 20.0 | 25.0 | ON |


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Description
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Ya har har! Expand upon the pirate speak of SileoPirate by installing this Anemone Theme!
Compatibility
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Supports iOS 11 - 12.1.2
Dependencies
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None
Conflicts
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com.hydri.sileowo
In this version
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1.0
- Initial Release
July 8, 2019
Known Issues
- No known issues. Report issues using the contact info below.
Report Issues to
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Skylar#5039 (Discord)


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If you are within driving distance of Peoria, you might want to consider a trip to see the Chiefs play this weekend. The Chiefs have taken the first two games of a series with the Cedar Rapids Kernals (Angels) and thanks to some solid pitching, have won five of their last six games. Chiefs pitchers have thrown three straight shutouts, including a 5 2/3 inning outing from Gerardo Concepcion in which he only allowed 2 hits and earned his second win of the year.
Javier Baez has also settled in against Midwest League pitching. After 10 games, Baez is hitting .324 with 2 HR and 6 RBIs. Baez also has a double, a triple and three stolen bases. Kevin Capie writes for the Peoria Journal Star and tweeted:
The only player I've heard at this level who's Batting Practice consistently sounds like Baez with contact off the bat was Pujols in 2000.
It should be an entertaining weekend at O'Brien Field. Here's what's on the agenda for the weekend:
Friday vs. Cedar Rapids (Angels)
The first 1000 fans through the gates at O'Brien Field for the 7pm game will receive a Joe Maddon t-shirt. Maddon, current Tampa Bay Rays manager and two-time AL Manager of the Year winner (2008, 2011), was the manager of the Peoria Chiefs in 1984. I bet you are thinking "Wow, I bet he managed some of those players that went on to form the great 1989 Cubs team." No, the Chiefs were an Angels affiliate at that time and there's not a name I recognized on the roster.
(Photo from @PeoriaChiefs)
The highlight for anyone close to my age would be the scheduled appearance of Dennis Haskins, more commonly known as Mr. Belding. If you go and are able to meet Mr. Belding, I'm sure he'd appreciate it if you didn't walk up and say "Hey! Hey! Hey! What is going on here?!" He's probably heard it a few times. I would suggest imitating his laugh, though.
http://youtu.be/tYXOfYAG9fU
Speaking of Saved by the Bell, my wife was once in a bumper car ride and got sandwiched between Mark Paul Gosselaar and Tiffany Amber Thiessen. For a pre-teen girl in 1990, it doesn't get much better than Zack Morris and Kelly Kapowski.
Saturday vs Kane County (Royals)
Mr. Cub himself, Ernie Banks, will throw out the first pitch and sign autographs at Saturday night's game. His appearance is part of the 10th Annual IPMR Legend at the Ballpark Night. There will also be fireworks after the game.
Sunday vs. Kane County (Royals)
This is a Family Fun in the SUNday game. All childrens (12 and under) tickets are $2. Children may play catch on the field before the game and run the bases after the game. The kids will also appreciate the appearance of Disney characters at the game.
The first 1000 fans at the game will receive a 2012 Peoria Chiefs team baseball card set. The Chiefs players will be stationed in different areas of the concourse and sign autographs for fans after the game. I've seen other minor league teams do this and it's been two or three players. Last year, I took the family to one of these games and I don't believe there was a single Chiefs player not signing autographs. If you're into the autograph thing, this would be a good chance to snag a signature from Concepcion and Baez.


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