Requirements: GALAPAGOS depends on the IDL Astronomy User's Library (astrolib). The current version is available here: http://idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov/.
The option to easily realise "threaded" execution of multiple instances of IDL with feedback about the status of individual "threads" to the main "driver" was provided with the introduction of the "IDL-to-IDL-bridge" in IDL 6.3 (for 32bit versions only; starting with IDL 6.4 also for 64bit environments). With this feature it is possible to start processing one object in "thread" a) and then continue with the next object in "thread" b). As this feature is deeply implemented into GALAPAGOS older versions of IDL are not supported.
Download: GALAPAGOS is available as a bundled package containing the IDL source code of the main routine and all subroutines that it depends on. This package is available through the following link (gzip-compressed tar-file):
Most recent version: GALAPAGOS 1.0 -- galapagos-1.0.tgz.
Development of this version of Galapagos has now stopped. For newer versions, please check here
Installation: Installing GALAPAGOS consists of two parts: putting the code in place and making the local IDL installation aware of it. In the following we assume that you downloaded galapagos-1.0.tgz into your home directory:
> cd ~
> tar xvfz galapagos-1.0.tgz
This will create a new directory "gala" containing the code.
IDL> astrolib
IDL> !path+=';'+expand_path('+X')
where X is the path to the GALAPAGOS directory. To make this change permanent, the IDL_PATH environment variable may be set to include "gala". Note, that this will make the GALAPAGOS-included (astrolib) routines the default. As the astrolib is constantly updated these might get outdated and might not be compatible with other routines.
Running the Code: To execute the code, type at the IDL command prompt:
IDL> galapagos, 'X'
where X is the path and filename to the main GALAPAGOS setup file. For details on setting up GALAPAGOS see Barden et al. (2012).


A LIFE LESS ORDINARY (1997) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1997 Ted Prigge
Director: Danny Boyle Writer: John Hodge Starring: Ewan McGregor, Cameron Diaz, Delroy Lindo, Holly Hunter, Ian Holm, Stanley Tucci, Dan Hedaya, Maury Chaykin, Tony Shalhoub, Ian McNeice, Judith Ivey
I so wanted to love this movie. I mean, after adoring both the awesome awesome awesome "Shallow Grave," and the masterpiece "Trainspotting," I was ready to see another absolutely amazing piece of film work by the team of Boyle/MacDonald/Hodge/McGregor. But, sadly, I have to give this a disappointing rating. It kills me to do that to a film which I had hyped up so much, and it's definitely with a kind of tear in my eye that I write this review. Well, maybe I'm overly exaggerating this little melodrama.
Well, as the ads had put it, this was to be a darkly comic twist on the old 30s screwball comedy, which includes such films as "It Happened One Night," "His Girl Friday," and "Bringing Up Baby."  After going Hitchcockian with "Shallow Grave," and Kubrickian with "Trainspotting," it seemed that them going Hawks-ian and/or Capra-ian was a clever idea.
And it is. And for a lot of the movie, the twist is great. Here we have the chief screwball element - two completely different people who bicker so much that they eventually fall in love. Take this, mix it with a lot of black comedy, hitmen, graphic violence, and a great style only Boyle can bring us, and sprinkle a bit of Coen on it, and we have what this film is. But this film has so much going on, that it seems to fall apart after awhile.
The plot, which sounds a lot like the plot of that Alicia masterpiece (ahem!) "Excess Baggage," deals with a down-on-his-luck loser/semi-idiot named Robert (the Boyle staple Ewan McGregor) who loses his job, girlfriend, and apartment in the space of 24 hours, and kidnaps the dauther (Cameron Diaz) of his ex-boss (Ian Holm). But the twist is that these two completely different people (Ewan and Cameron, not Ewan and Ian or Cameron and Ian) are bound to fall in love because of the help of two angels (Delroy Lindo and Holly Hunter) who are assigned by the grumpy Angel Gabriel (Dan Hedaya, perfectly cast) to unite these two in bliss because God is a little perterbed of the amount of divorces/seperation/general-love-unrest.
Soon, the daughter, Celine, is cooped up in a falling-apart house with her totally inept kidnapper, Robert, who totally forgets to even make the ransom. Soon it seems that Celine, who helped herself get kidnapped, is pretty much running the show, and eventually has become partners with Robert, whether he likes it or not.
Meanwhile, the angels are running around as hired assasins for Ian Holm, trying desperately to get them together, because if they don't, they aren't allowed back in heaven. And soon it seems that they're out for a lot of money to back themselves up if they don't suceed with their job.
On a plus side, this film IS very funny. I mean, I laughed a lot of the time, especially at Robert's inept antics, which are really never tiresome. The William Tell deal is also done very well, ending in a hilarious conclusion, but never used again (which kind of brings to an empty experience, I suppose). The style is great, with lots of the traditonal Boyle film schtuff, like cool camera uses, and a great soundtrack which blends nearly-perfectly with the action going on. The dialogue is very funny, but then what do you expect from John Hodge? The claymation at the end is humorous, and ends the film nicely.
The acting is also excellent. Ewan is one of the best young actors working today, or perhaps one of the best actors in general, and he shows great prospects in comedy. He has a great sense of comedy, and is easily likable and sympathetic. He also has a bit of singing to do, and he sounds mysteriously like Liam Gallagher from Oasis. Also, Cameron is one of the better young actresses, someone who can do big budget flicks like "The Mask" and "My Best Friend's Wedding," and then slip into indie fare, like "The Last Supper." The two of them have great chemistry together, trying to hit the notes that people like Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert hit in flicks like "It Happened One Night."
Also good are the two angels, Delroy Lindo and Holly Hunter, and, yeah, they're two of the best actors out today too (this is getting redundant, eh?). In smaller roles, Ian Holm is a cold and funny evil boss/father, Maury Chaykin is a bizarre backwoodsman who befriends the two protagonists, Stanley Tucci is a perfect egotistical dentist (who suffers an accident in one of the first scenes), Dan Hedaya (as I said) is a flawless Gabriel, and Tony Shalhoub is good in the one scene he has where he speaks (and we learn once again the horrible truth that his italian accent is not real).
But. The film has so much, goes in so many directions, and wants to be so much, that it just falls apart. The last half hour or so are muddled, and the humor is never as hysterical as it should be. The karaoke scene should be absolutely mesmerizing, wonderful, and side-splittingly funny, but it's just fractions of all those. The angel subplot, which is a nice idea, is not used to its fullest extent, but ends on a very good note. And the film isn't as greatly plotted as it should be. The plot should be more frantic, and more tightly-plotted, which I suppose is Hodge's fault, but I suppose Boyle had a bit to do with that. And the direction, while being very stylistic, is still too American. In fact, the first scene, which parodies a Quentin movie, isn't as hysterical as it should or could be. This is typical of modern-day romantic comedies, and the only thing saving this is the black comedy, which isn't as good as it should be either.
Anyone who knows me knows that I worship the brilliant ground that the team of Boyle/Hodge/MacDonald/McGregor walk on, but this group has made one slip-up, which is okay. It seems that a director (or team's) early flims involve at least one bad film in the first three or four. While it's usually the second, it can be the third (like Quentin's "Four Rooms," if you count that as a film). Therefore, I think that they will rebound nicely and realize the mistakes they made with this film.
I just want to say that although it's disapointing, I still had a good time. This isn't a bad film at all, just a near-miss. It's quirky, it's funny, it's violent, and it's slightly romantic, but it's never all at once. If they had found a great balance for it, then this would have been a great flick. But, it's not, and therefore the film suffers a bit. But even if it's not a great film, it's at least a good film, and worth a viewing or two.
MY RATING (out of 4): **1/2
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Hello,
we are delighted to announce our latest feature release providing major updates in:
Elektra now is fully XDG 0.8 compliant. Following changes were necessary:
For example, we could use resolver_fm_xhp_x
:
kdb mount --resolver=resolver_fm_xhp_x file.dump /example dump kdb file user/example kdb file system/example
Will show you that for both user+system the resolver respects XDG environment variables, e.g. above lines will print:
/home/m/.config/file.dump /etc/xdg/file.dump
Of course, any attempts to get and set keys below user/example and system/example will also be in these files.
The letters after _
describe the variant of the resolver:
f
.. file based lockingm
.. mutex based locking (for multiple KDB per process)_
)x
.. first check XDG_CONFIG_HOME
environmenth
.. then check HOME
environmentp
.. then fall back to passwd_
)x
.. check all paths in XDG_CONFIG_DIRS
and falls back to /etc/xdg
A lot of such resolver variants are added when -DPLUGINS=ALL
is used. Of course you can create new variants with different behaviour by adding them to PLUGINS.
To make your application (that uses Elektra) XDG aware, you have nothing to do: you get it to free. Make sure to always use cascading lookup. Additionally, an XDG conforming application should not write system/ keys.
Based on that, Elektra now also implements the draft for the OpenICC specification.
The mount command looks like quite complicated, but it consists of simple parts:
We already know the first two lines: we use the XDG resolver already introduced above. Only the file name and the path where it should be mounted differs.
The plugin yajl is a storage plugin that reads/writes json. The plugin rename was the missing link to support OpenICC (thanks to Felix Berlakovich for closing this gap). It is needed, because every OpenICC file starts like this:
Because the backend is mounted at /org/freedesktop/openicc, it would lead to keys below /org/freedesktop/openicc/org/freedesktop/openicc which we obviously do not want. So we simply get rid of the common prefix by cutting it out using the rename plugin.
Of course this renaming functionality can be used in every situation and is not limited to OpenICC.
A large number of old and new tools were added, mostly for convenience e.g.:
saves you from writing the long mount command we had in the previous section.
To get a list of all tools that are installed, now the command (which is also an external tool and as such currently not displayed in kdb –help):
is available. Do not be surprised: on typical installations this will be a large list. You can run each of these tools by using kdb <command>. Most of the tools, however, are part of the test suite, which you can run using:
Other tools are "old friends", e.g. convert-fstab written in 2006 by Avi Alkalay still works:
It will parse your /etc/fstab and generate a XML. This XML then can be imported. Other convert tools directly produce kdb commands, though.
kdb now uses KDB itself for many commands:
By default the plugin "sync" is added automatically (it makes sure that fsync is executed on config files, the directory is already done by the resolver), you should not remove it from /sw/kdb/current/plugins otherwise the next mount command will not add it. To preserve it use a space separated list, e.g.:
Last, but not least, kdb get now supports cascading get:
This feature allows you to see the configuration exactly as seen by the application.
Other options:
kdb mount
kdb mount
The core API (kdb.h), as always, stayed API/ABI compatible. The only changes in kdb.h is the addition of KEY_CASCADING_NAME
and KEY_META_NAME
. So applications compiled against 0.8.10 and using these constants, will not work with Elektra 0.8.9.
The constants allow us to create following kinds of keys:
Usage in C is:
The same functionality exists, of course, in available in all bindings, too.
Changes in non-core API are:
It is now possible to remove a plugin/binding/tools by prefixing a name with "-". The new "-element" syntax is accepted by TOOLS, BINDINGS and PLUGINS. It is very handy in combination with ALL, e.g.:
will include all plugins except xmltool.
Comment preserving was improved a lot. Especially, the hosts plugin was rewritten completely. Now multiple different comment styles can be intermixed without losing information. E.g. some INI formats support both ; and # for comments. With the new comments it is possible to preserve that information and even better: applications can iterate over that information (metadata).
To mount the new hosts plugin use (if you already have mounted it, you have nothing to do):
The hosts plugin now separates from ipv4 and ipv6 which makes the host names canonical again, e.g.:
To access the inline-comment, use:
For other meta information, see:
Additionally, a small API for specific metadata operations emerges. These operations will be moved to a separate library and will not stay in Elektra’s core library.
KDB_O_SPEC
uses the lookup key as specificationKDB_O_CREATE
creates a key if it could not be foundelektraKeyGetMetaKeySet
creates a KeySet from metadataelektraKsFilter
allows us to filter a KeySet arbitrarily (not only keyIsBelow
in case of ksCut
). It reintroduces more functional programming.keyGetNamespace
was reintroduced. In one of the next versions of Elektra we will introduce new namespaces. keyGetNamespace
allows the compiler to output a warning when some namespaces are not handled in your C/C++ code.Elektra now fully supports applications written in Java and also Plugins written in the same language.
The new binding was developed using jna. For the plugin interface JNI was used. We developed already some plugins.
Raffael Pancheri released the version 0.0.2 of the Qt-Gui:
on_open
/trigger_warnings
to be consistentkdb check
You can download the release from here
already built API-Docu can be found here
Subscribe to the new RSS feed to always get the release notifications.
For more information, see https://www.libelektra.org
Best regards, Markus


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Mteki rejoins Zanu-PF
by Staff rporterAfrican roots music singer, sculptor-cum-businessman Bryn Taurai Mteki, popularly known as Sekuru Tau has rejoined Zanu-PF today.
"I have realised the need to come back home. I rejoined the party with a liberation history," he said.
Mteki contested in the 2018 Presidential elections as an independent candidate.
More to follow....


Please fill in the forms with some things you love.
A name
A name
A name
A name
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About Gaborone
Gaborone is the capital and largest city of Botswana with a population of 231,626 based on the 2011 census, about 10% of the total population of Botswana.Its agglomeration is home to 421,907 inhabitants at the 2011 census.
Gaborone City is situated between Kgale Hill and Oodi Hill, near the confluence of the Notwane River and Segoditshane River in the south-eastern corner of Botswana, 15 kilometres from the South African border.The city is served by the Sir Seretse Khama International Airport. It is an administrative district in its own right, but is the capital of the surrounding South-East District.Locals often refer to the city as GC or Mshate.
The city of Gaborone is named after Chief Gaborone of the Tlokwa tribe, who once controlled land nearby.Because it had no tribal affiliation and was close to fresh water, the city was planned to be the capital in the mid-1960s when the Bechuanaland Protectorate became an independent nation.


Before Change
@pytest.inlineCallbacks
def test_get_parse(app, response_test):
response = yield app.get(response_test.endpoint)
rjs = yield response.json()
assert response.code == 200
assert all(prop in rjs for prop in ["entities", "intent", "text"])
After Change
),
])
def test_get_parse(app, response_test):
_, response = app.get(response_test.endpoint)
rjs = response.json
assert response.status == 200
assert all(prop in rjs
for prop in ["entities", "intent", "text"])


E-I Balance is Required for High-Capacity, Noise-Robust
Neuronal Computation
Ran Rubin
with
Larry Abbott & Haim Sompolinsky
2017 Swartz Meeting, Janelia.
A New Balance
E-I Balance in Associative Memory Networks
Balanced vs. Unbalanced Weights
Signal to Noise
Only balanced synaptic weights can produce networks that are
robust to both input and output noise.
Compare two associative memory networks:
Balanced:
Each $\mathbf{J}_i$ is balanced.
Unbalanced:
Each $\mathbf{J}_i$ is unbalanced.
Stochastic Dynamics
Capacity and Robustness for Random Memory Patterns
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$P$ random memory states, $\left\{\boldsymbol{x}^\mu\right\}_{\mu=1}^P$, $x_i\in \left\{0,1\right\}$ i.d.
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Pattern statistics:
- $\mathrm{mean}\left(x_i\right)$ given by $\bar{x}_\mathrm{exc}$ or $\bar{x}_\mathrm{inh}$
- $\mathrm{std}\left(x_i\right)$ given by $\sigma_\mathrm{exc}$
or $\sigma_\mathrm{inh}$
Gardner Theory
Calculate $\left<\mathrm{ln}V_\mathrm{G}\right>$ for given $P$
and $\kappa_\mathrm{in}$ or $\kappa_\mathrm{out}$.
New Balance
Old Balance
Additional Results
- Applies for neuronal selectivity (sensory processing)
- Non-learned inhibition
- Spiking neurons
- Optimal coding theory for $f_\mathrm{exc}^\star$
- Input noise robustness (Margin) vs. Output noise robustness
- Cortical firing patterns consistent with $f_\mathrm{exc}^\star>0.5$
- Relation to "classical" dynamic E-I balance
- Learning algorithms (Perceptrons, Hebbian)
Conclusions
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E-I balance:
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Has a critical computational role.
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Important at the single neuron level (spiking and not spiking),
and at the level of recurrent networks.
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May be a collective,
self-maintaining, emergent phenomena of synaptic plasticity
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Should apply across a variety of neuronal circuits that
learn in the presence of noise.


title=http://code.google.com/p/java-libcdrip/ date=2008-10-02 type=post tags=blog status=published ~~~~~~ I've just open sourced and released on Google code an Open API for interacting with CDDA data from Java. Right now the API does basics, only:
java.io.File
object.Naturally, there are many things to do be done, and the list is constantly growing.
The code itself is JNI code that exposes native code that I've built using two amazing open source projects.
On Linux, I'm using grip
, cdio
, and more, not to mention the GNU toolchain. On Windows, I'm using CDex
.
Since the layer of code that is actually mine is very thin (just enough to normalize the two APIs so that I could get them to conform the JNI-vended header files), it would not be very much use working on this project (unless you REALLY want to!) Instead, support those projects directly.
Any feedback on the project is helpful. The C/C++ code is sort of slapdash and isn't necessarily the easiest to build unless you've had time with Eclipse CDT or Visual Studio .NET 2008, which is why there are prebuilt binaries in the lib
directory in subversion.


Viewing a Structure with Clinical Variants
PLan uses the PV structure viewer by Marco Biasini to display PDB structures. If the structure includes human protein, PLan fetches information from ClinVar about the clinical consequences of mutations.
Getting a Structure
Go to the Structure Viewer and type the accession number of the PDB entry you are interested in, then press enter.
PLan will get the structure and display it. A table on the page lists the chains in the structure, and shows how each corresponds to the reference sequence in Uniprot.
Variants
For each chain in the structure, PLan finds the name of the gene, and looks it up in ClinVar. Getting and processing this data can take up to a minute. An aside on the page reports PLan's progress.
Some of the mutations found are single amino acid substitutions. These are all listed in a table. Each residue in the structure is coloured red if substitutions at that position are known to be pathogenic, green if known to be benign. It will be coloured yellow if there are known substitutions of unknown effect, or if both pathogenic and benign substitutions are found. Substitutions cannot be displayed if that residue was truncated from the chain.
The following variations are ignored: copy number variations, deletions, frame shifts, and synonymous codon substitutions. If a variation cannot be classified as one of these, but PLan cannot recognise it as a single amino acid subsitution, then PLan cannot display it. Such variations are ignored completely if marked as benign or of unknown significance. Pathogenic ones are added to the table. To check for these, click the arrow to expand this table.


public interface NamedNodeMap
NamedNodeMap
interface are used to
represent collections of nodes that can be accessed by name. Note that
NamedNodeMap
does not inherit from NodeList
.
Objects contained in an object implementing NamedNodeMap
may
also be accessed by an ordinal index.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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int |
getLength()
The number of nodes in this map.
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Node |
getNamedItem(String name)
Retrieves a node specified by name.
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Node |
item(int index)
Returns the
index th item in the map. |
NamedNodeMap |
sort()
Returns sorted collection these nodes.
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int getLength()
0
to length-1
inclusive.Node item(int index)
index
th item in the map.index
- Index into this map.index
th position in the map.Node getNamedItem(String name)
name
- The nodeName
of a node to retrieve.Node
(of any type) with the specified
nodeName
, or null
if it does not identify
any node in this map.NamedNodeMap sort() throws SQLException, TXmlException
SQLException
TXmlException
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My favorite solution
Today is:
Current time is:
Another solution
Today is:
Current time is:
The solution given


What is Maptime?
Founded by some friends at Mapbox and Stamen Design in the Bay Area.
Now, chapters worldwide.
A time for learning about maps
Hands-on, beginner-focused
Emphasize open-source, programming, and web mapping
MaptimePGH has piggy-backed on Code for Pittsburgh since the beginning
Providing that extra bit of geospatial tech help to open data projects
An editable geo-database of the world.
The wikipedia of maps.
powering more and more everyday mapping applications.
Provides raw data; other tools used for styling and analyzing.
Coordinating to get local base datasets into OSM
buildings, roads
Fundamentals.
map projections
data storage formats (boring but important!)
raster vs vector
FOSS4G: Free and open source tools for geo
Some libraries: Mapnik, OpenLayers, Leaflet
Some platforms: Mapbox, Mapzen, Carto
Interested in learning or teaching? Let me know!


Console Root Command
Ex: vtk> Remove range 0 to 2 body number to remove: 2 body 2 removed from 1 frame
Frame Command
Ex: 0.0.frame: > Rem body to remove (0,1) body number: 1


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## About
I am an experienced front-end developer who enjoys building modern UI experiences using the latest and greatest in web technologies. I frequently leverage the React and Redux ecosystems, and have even contributed back to them with a couple of open source projects.
Currently, I work at Microsoft on the Azure DevOps team, where we build best in class Agile tools. Previously, I worked on the Microsoft Project team, where I helped to modernize their engineering stack.
I started my journey in Computer Science at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, where I graduated with a Bachelors in Computer Science in December 2015. In pursuing my degree, I've concentrated on system architecture and computer networking. Additionally, I served as President of GITMAD, the mobile application club on campus.
When I'm not working, I enjoy trying my hand at photography, working on my personal music player, trying hard to learn more Chinese and playing jazz on the saxophone.


You’re driving through a desert valley, scanning through the radio dial, but you’re picking up nothing. Just static. The annoying hiss of background noise coming through the speakers. No indication that there’s anyone else around for miles. The road reaches the valley’s edge, and starts to wind its way up a ridge of mountains. You reach the summit, begin your descent, and the radio suddenly crackles into life. At last, a sign of civilization.
What’s really going on here? Somewhere within the detection range of your car radio, a transmitter is encoding information in the form of radio waves. In this case, the encoding scheme is quite simple, and your radio can easily decode the signal to produce the original sound wave. But even in cases where we don’t know what information a signal contains, there are often still indicators as to whether it is artificial.


REVIEW: The Ice Storm
by Luke Buckmaster
4 stars out of 5
There is nothing more compelling then watching a think about it film; and its obvious that director John Genry wanted to give us something distinguished to contemplate in his latest epic The Ice Storm.
Set in the mutable period of the 1970s, sexual and sociable change takes place between adults and children who dont realize the full repercussions of their actions. Thus a storm brews, but this films focus is definitely not on the harsh weather that adds to (but does not make) the icy cold feel from start to end.
Ben Hood (Kevin Kline) is having an affair with Janey Carver (Sigourney Weaver) behind the back of wife Elena (Joan Allen), who is trying not to notice the obvious signs that their marriage is falling apart. Meanwhile their 14-year-old daughter Wendy (Christina Ricci) is testing the limits of adolescents by sexually experimenting with both Janeys sons Mike (Elijah Wood) and Sandy (Adam Hann-Byrd).
Wendys older brother Paul (Toby Maguire) narrates the story, and at the same time pursues his own sexual interests and desire to lose his virginity; chasing a local girl with no idea how to achieve, well, what he is after.
When Ben and Elenas relationship begins to fall about, and they attend a partner swapping party, many issues about a changing society are raised.
Sometimes the shepherd needs the comfort of the sheep, the town reverend states to Janey. I'm going to try hard not to understand the implications of that, she replies.
A chain of events occur to all the main characters where they desire something, yet their selfish cravings hurt others around them and cause breakdowns in people and situations (and very occasionally, the film). Whilst these character relationships can be crowned as The Ice Storms greatest asset, many would also argue them to be its most obvious weakness. This is due to the shallow and emotionless feelings that the characters portray - its almost as if John Genry wants us not to care for them. If only he had taken the risk of veering the plot off the straight and narrow path that The Ice Storm continuously follows - perhaps then we would truly have a classic to be remembered.
With the exceptions of Ben Hoods only outburst of emotion and relationship problems between the married couples, the films unique style is often to avoid direct conflicts between characters yet at the same time make the scenes feel tense and neurotic.
Please dont get me wrong - The Ice Storm is a rare experience and its excellence will appeal to many audiences, but if you are not interested in what youve heard from me so far there is little chance that the film will please you.
As to the amount of fulfillment the icy cold characters can give is purely a matter of opinion. I would, however, go as far to say that they appear to be so emotionless that when the film rears its frosty behind into tragic and climatic situations, we are left staring blankly at the screen, hoping that its next move would be a show of emotion that lasts more than 30 seconds.
Thankfully, The Ice Storm never makes the same fatal mistake featured in films such as Her Majesty Mrs Brown, where the films main focus is an attempt at a loving relationship that ends up looking detestable and off putting. No this film is put together carefully and sharply, where the main message is definitely something intended to make you think.
Although the film ends up splintering itself by the very foundations that makes it unique, The Ice Storm is an intriguing story of change and transformation inside a world of harsh realities and consequences.
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In an effort to assist global research on the SARS-CoV-2 virus (the cause of the COVID-19 disease), the Gene Ontology Consortium has made a central point of access to the relevant information available in our knowledgebase. Currently, we have compiled the following information:
The Gene Ontology is a knowledgebase of descriptions of gene function that are both human-readable and computer-readable, based on evidence in the scientific literature. Because the GO knowledgebase is readable by computers, it enables computational analyses of biological systems and experimental results, accelerating biomedical research. Read more.
The “GO Ribbon” viewer below displays a horizontal list of broad categories of functions that a gene (or a protein encoded by a gene) can have. A colored box under that category indicates that the gene is known to have a function of that type, while a blank box indicates a function it is not known to have. Clicking on a colored box will bring up another page with more details, such as a more precise description of the function, and links to additional information such as the scientific evidence it is based on, and the specific GOC group that curated the information.
You can also download this information for use in computational analyses:
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Chapter 2: Hello Jupyter¶
A Jupyter Notebook is a browser application where you can write, run, remix and republish code.
It is free software you can install and run like any other open-source library. It is used by scientists, scholars, investors and corporations to create and share their research.
It is also used by journalists to develop stories and show their work. Examples include:
- “The Tennis Racket” by BuzzFeed and the BBC
- “Fire officials were concerned about Westlake building where 5 died in a blaze” by the Los Angeles Times
- “Machine bias” by ProPublica
Learn how to install Jupyter and create your first notebook by following this video or the written instructions below.
Activate your virtual environment¶
To start off, open up your command-line interface and activate the virtual environment created for this project.
After the terminal is open, navigate to the code directory.
cd Code
Jump into virtual environment directory.
cd first-python-notebook
Activate the virtual environment, as we’ve done before.
# In Mac OSX ...
source bin/activate
# In Windows ...
cd Scripts
. .\activate
cd ..
Install Jupyter Notebook with pip¶
Now that we’re in the virtual environment, we will use the pip command line tool to install the Jupyter Notebook software.
pip install jupyter
You can verify it’s been installed by running pip’s freeze command, which will list all of the installed Python libraries.
pip freeze
Create your first notebook¶
Now that Jupyter is installed, you can start its browser interface from your terminal.
jupyter notebook
That will open up a new tab in your default web browser that looks something like this:
Click the “New” button in the upper right and create a new Python 2 notebook.
Write Python in the notebook¶
Now you are all setup and ready to start writing Python code.
Do not stress. There is nothing too fancy about it. You can start by just doing a little simple math.
Type the following into the first box, then hit the play button in the toolbar above the notebook (or hit SHIFT+ENTER on your keyboard).
2+2
There. You have just written your first Python code. You have entered two integers and added them together using the plus sign operator.
Not so bad, right?
Note
If you get an error after you run a cell, look carefully at your code and see that it exactly matches what’s been written in the example. Don’t worry.
 They’re usually caused by small typos that can be quickly corrected.
This to-and-fro of writing Python code in a notebook cell and then running it with the play button is the rhythm of working in a notebook. Over time you will gradually stack cells to organize an analysis that runs from top to bottom.
The cells can contain variables, functions and other Python tools.
A simple example would be storing your number in a variable in one cell ...
number = 2
... then adding it to another number in the next.
number + 3
Run those two cells in succession and the notebook should output the number five. Change the number value to 3 and run both cells again and it should output six.
Note
The video at the top of this page introduces more of these Python fundamentals by writing and running cells of code in the notebook. If you’ve never written Python before, be sure to watch the clip before you advance to the next chapter.
Once you’ve got the hang of making the notebook run, you’re ready to introduce pandas, the powerful Python analysis library that can do a whole lot more than add a few numbers together.


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Leaked Emails From BitMEX Lead to Compromised Accounts
by Christine VasilevaCompromised accounts have been traced using email addresses exposed in the recent BitMEX leak. An already known email address was allegedly used to work out login credentials to gain access to less secure accounts.
Leaked Emails Already Tested for Weak or Repeated Passwords
Comments on social media suggest that the leaked email list is also being circulated on hacking forums and darknet sites. Phishing and other forms of fraud may be attempted on these accounts, as BitMEX has warned.
“If you are concerned about your personal exposure, on BitMEX or on any other platform, the best thing you can do is to enable Two-Factor Authentication on all critical services,” warned the BitMEX letter of apology.
BitMEX users could get into serious trouble for using the same passwords for multiple accounts. Thus, previous leaks could make it very easy for hackers to gain entry into a new account associated with the user. The exact measure of the problem is uncertain, though separate users complain of having their BitMEX accounts compromised.
Another user reports a hack even with 2FA enabled:
While the leak itself is not sharing highly sensitive information – an email can be made public – the connection to a specific exchange and the notion of hacking a valuable account may appear lucrative and extremely appealing to hackers.
In fact, some owners of various leaked email databases have tested the haul of 23,000 emails and found “quite a few” matches. The exploit is still only hypothetical, but it shows that some of the leaked addresses may have had weak password protection.
BitMEX Operating, as Usual, No Liquidations or Rogue Trades Noted
With BitMEX, withdrawals are not so easy and immediate, but there is a possibility for the hacker to place spurious trades. With the 100X leverage on BitMEX, this may wreak havoc with user accounts.
BitMEX explained the email exposure as an attempt to send out a mass email, which created an unexpected field containing all addresses. Currently, the exchange is going through a process of reaching out to all affected users, while working to provide more options for security keys.
So far, no rogue trading activity has been observed. No liquidations or unusual positions have been noted on social media, and the BTC market price has remained within its usual range. BTC prices recovered to $9,300 on Monday, after last weekend’s failure to regain the $9,500 level.
What do you think about the BitMEX email leak? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
Images via Shutterstock, Twitter: @BitCon13, @MichaelStoil, @BitcoinBirch, @TheCrypt0Mask
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | II | III | I | II | III | I | II | III | ||||
| Clan Trophy Requirement | 0 | 200 | 400 | 600 | 900 | 1,200 | 1,500 | 2,000 | 2,500 | 3,000 | ||
| Collection Day Victory Gold | 100 | 150 | 200 | 250 | ||||||||
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| War Day King Level Cap | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
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| 4th | 0 | -10 | -15 | -30 | -30 | -40 | -50 |
| 5th | 0 | -20 | -30 | -40 | -60 | -80 | -100 |
Ke Clan trophies se ještě přičítají trofeje získané jako výhry ve War Day.
Počet karet získaných za výhru. Za remízu nebo prohru je poloviční množství karet.
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arena 1 | 40 | 80 | 140 | 220 |
| Arena 2 | 50 | 100 | 175 | 275 |
| Arena 3 | 60 | 120 | 210 | 330 |
| Arena 4 | 70 | 140 | 245 | 385 |
| Arena 5 | 80 | 160 | 280 | 440 |
| Arena 6 | 90 | 180 | 315 | 495 |
| Arena 7 | 100 | 200 | 350 | 550 |
| Arena 8 | 110 | 220 | 385 | 605 |
| Arena 9 | 120 | 240 | 420 | 660 |
| Arena 10 | 130 | 260 | 455 | 715 |
| Arena 11 | 140 | 280 | 490 | 770 |
| Arena 12 | 150 | 300 | 525 | 825 |
| Challenger | 160 | 320 | 560 | 880 |
| Master | 170 | 340 | 595 | 935 |
| Champion | 180 | 360 | 630 | 990 |
| Clan League and Rank | Gold | Cards | Guaranteed Cards | Chance of containing next cards |
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| Bronze 3rd | 1,050 | 150 | 3 Epics + 30 Rares | 75% fourth epic |
| Bronze 2nd Silver 4th-5th | 1,470 | 210 | 5 Epics + 42 Rares | 25% sixth epic |
| Bronze 1st Silver 3rd | 1,890 | 270 | 6 Epics + 54 Rares | 75% seventh epic 10% legendary |
| Silver 2nd Gold 4th-5th | 2,310 | 330 | 8 Epics + 66 Rares | 25% ninth epic 12,5% legendary |
| Silver 1st Gold 3rd | 2,730 | 390 | 9 Epics + 78 Rares | 75% tenth epic 20% legendary |
| Gold 2nd Legendary 4th-5th | 3,150 | 450 | 11 Epics + 90 Rares | 25% twelfth epic 25% legendary |
| Gold 1st Legendary 3rd | 3,570 | 510 | 12 Epics + 102 Rares | 75% thirteenth epic 33% legendary |
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Pity the poor foldable phone. Once it was the future of mobile design — a way to transform a pocket-sized smartphone into a tablet-like device that you could still carry around easily.
And then, with just a brief teaser at CES 2021 this week, the rollable phone came along to knock its foldable counterpart off that lofty perch.
The rollable in question is the straightforwardly named LG Rollable, and all we know about it is that the screen can expand and shrink depending on whether you want an expansive display or a portable device.


SMALR summary¶
SMALR: a framework for single-molecule level interrogation of the methylation status of SMRT reads.
The SMALR package conducts single-molecule level interrogation of the methylation status of SMRT reads. There are two protocols available for use within the pipeline, SMsn and SMp.
SMsn: single-molecule, single nucleotide analysis¶
Each motif site on each sequencing molecule is assessed for methylation status. This is designed for use with short (~250bp) sequencing library preps, where the long read lengths of SMRT reads enables multiple passes over each motif site. The reliability of the SMsn scores increases with more passes (i.e. higher single-molecule coverage).
SMp: single-molecule, motif-pooled analysis¶
All motif sites on a sequencing molecule are pooled together and the molecule-wide methylation status for the given motif is assessed. This is designed for use with long (10Kb+) sequencing library preps, where each single long subread can span many distinct motif sites. The reliability of the SMp scores increases with increasing number of distinct motif sites contained in the subread.
Documentation¶
For a comprehensive guide on how to install and run mBin, please see the full documentation.
Citation¶
Beaulaurier J, Zhang XS, Zhu S, Sebra R, Rosenbluh C, Deikus G, Shen N, Munera D, Waldor MK, A Chess, Blaser MJ, Schadt EE, Fang G. Single molecule-level detection and long read-based phasing of epigenetic variations in bacterial methylomes. Nature Communications 6, 7438 (2015).


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How to enable or disable the Info link beside links on the Links module. The Info link displays as a series of leader dots ( ... ) to the right of each link. Clicking the info link reveals additional information for that link below the link title. This setting is available for all modes. In Link mode, the info link displays the description entered for the link. In Menu mode the info link displays the page description. In Folder mode the info link displays file size. If a page or link description hasn't been entered then the info link isn't displayed on those links.
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Switchback is an iOS app that can help mountain bikers share their riding experiences. Cyclists can track their rides, publish trail information, and organise events like races or dig days.
Since this was my final year project, I worked through most of the product design process from research to developing a prototype using PhoneGap. This process also included UX/UI, competitor analysis, creating personas, story mapping, wireframing, prototyping, and developing a design persona.
As a mountain biker, I’ve used many cycling apps. These products provide statistics based on data logged during each cycle with the aim of encouraging solo training and healthy competition. Although these products have benefited cycling performance and fitness, they can have a negative impact on mountain biking culture.
Based on my research these apps can influence riders to adopt an overly competitive mindset, resulting in a disregard for other cyclists who are not competing against track times or striving for leaderboard positions. As well as creating an antisocial riding style, one of the main issues is that they publish trail GPS data online, which often results in the overuse or closure of privately built bike trails.
Encourage mountain bikers to compete in a more responsible manner by educating them in trail etiquette and how to use unsanctioned bike trails to avoid their closure. Bring together the biking community by allowing them to organise events and socialise through a platform.
After interviews and survey research I defined two types of user the app should target. Each persona embodies the pain points and goals of the potential users who were studied as well as design requirements gathered after performing a heuristic analysis on competing apps.
Once user stories and requirements were defined, I had enough information to flesh out a personality of the application. This personality embodied the app’s interface design with the purpose of creating an engaging experience for the intended user group. The Design persona is an archetypal character designed to be like-minded to the user personas. If successful the user will feel like they are interacting with a friend when using Switchback and not just an application.
User stories were mapped to identify the scope of the project and what needed to be implemented. Although the most important stories were defined during prioritisation, the five stories I chose to implement were not the highest in priority. The chosen stories included features that could be implemented in the given time frame, required a manageable amount of effort, and would still give meaning to the application.
Initial ideas and sketches were drawn up quickly to ensure concepts were developed in a short space of time. This allowed several ideas to be thought through before committing to wireframes and helped draw out ideas for the project vision. Once ideas were chosen, they were wireframed and rapid prototyped for testing. The wireframes in the second image represent the user’s goal of avoiding trail closures.
I carried out a usability test of the prototype which provided insights into the thoughts and behaviours of my target user group, with the aim of eliciting recommendations for a redesign. Each user was given a task where on completion they filled out a Likert scale and answered questions. The participant’s ability to complete the tasks and time taken was recorded.
All of the participants found the wireframe prototype to be well organised, quick to learn how to use, easy to navigate, and easy to use. Having clearly labelled navigation icons and tab-selected states was a key recommendation.
The interface design reflected the recommendations for improvement drawn out from the usability evaluation of the prototype and attempted to embody the personality created in the design persona.
The wireframes representing the user stories were elaborated using Photoshop, producing graphical mock-ups that added aesthetic detail to the designs. Designing the application in this way also provided an art direction that helped during the front-end development stage.
The app was built using Appgyver, a hybrid web app framework that allows web technology to be deployed on a native mobile platform like iOS or Android. This allowed me to build an MVP relatively quickly with no understanding of native app development. This video shows an iOS simulator running my app build where a ride is being recorded.
The record a ride functionality of the application was usability evaluated, bringing forward good results with some recommendations for improvement. The interface design was successful as it embodied aspects of a mountain biker’s personality which users found delightful. Although I wasn’t able to test the product’s influence on mountain bikers, it allowed me to take ownership of a project which I thoroughly enjoyed.


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Thurs Sept 19 (5:00 pm- 8:00 pm)
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The Blake Hotel: 9 High St. New Haven, CT
Registration: https://keysurvey.ynhh.org/f/1393150/144f/
A 24-hour event that brings together individuals from all disciplines and all levels of training to brainstorm solutions to challenges in surgery and pitch for prizes.
A hackathon is an event in which people at all levels of training (attendings, residents, medical students), and across variety of disciplines (medicine, engineering, design, etc.) come together to come up with problems in a particular field and design solutions through iterative prototyping.
We want to apply this concept to the field of surgery. We believe in a one day event, teams will be able to come up with amazing concepts that can lay the groundwork for future projects and ventures. Prototypes can be simple sketches or mock ups. The goal is to iterate and improve rapidly in a short period of time, so the prototype doesn't have to be perfect.
For more information, you can find additional resources here.
There is growing need globaly to design operations, workflows and maneuvers that reduce the risk of medical errors. Complications after surgery are among some of the greatest costs to healthcare and can incur tremendous emotional, financial and physical burden on patients and their families. We have an obligation to work towards mitigating these issues as much as possible.
Technological advancements have given way to outstanding developments in the field of surgery across many specialties and conditions. Still, there are some conditions for which surgical interventions are currently limited. There is incredible potential to adapt mechanical, computational and imaging technologies to expand the capabilities of surgical teams to reduce suffering.
The demanding needs of surgery can be taxing for surgical teams and staff. Creative strategies to improve structures and reduce staff burn-out is essential to building resilience and improving hospital culture and teamwork, which ultimately benefit patients through the care that they receive.
5:00 pm: Check in
5:30 pm: Opening Remarks
6:00 pm: Problem Pitches
7:00 pm: Team Formation
8:30 am: Resume hacking
1:00 pm: Project Presentations
3:00 pm: Judging + Awards


Before Change
iterations=10,
random_start=False,
return_early=True):
return super(LinfinityBasicIterativeAttack, self).__call__(
input_or_adv=input_or_adv, label=label, unpack=unpack,
binary_search=binary_search,
epsilon=epsilon,
stepsize=stepsize,
iterations=iterations,
random_start=random_start,
return_early=return_early)
BasicIterativeMethod = LinfinityBasicIterativeAttack
BIM = BasicIterativeMethod
After Change
soon as an adversarial is found.
a = input_or_adv
del input_or_adv
del label
del unpack
assert epsilon > 0
self._run(a, binary_search,
epsilon, stepsize, iterations,
random_start, return_early)
BasicIterativeMethod = LinfinityBasicIterativeAttack


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◆ bUseRateScaleSpeed
◆ Duration
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| DOSE: |
11 hits |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
I had first tried weed almost a year before this night and was smoking regularly for about 5 months before this night. I thought I was very knowledgeable about the drug but this night really showed me otherwise.
We smoked through my friend's bubbler and the weed tasted of pine. Shortly after the first hit I could feel the muscles in my face and eyes completely relax. I was at a point where I very well knew I wasn't normal, but not quite high yet. 3 of us went through about 3 bowls at first. Now, we had already ordered the pizzas so it was only a matter of waiting. Quickly, paranoia set in. The phone rang and none of us answered it. As we ran into the room with the answering machine all we heard was, '...so I'll be there in a few minutes K.'
We flipped out. My friend's parents were gone and no one was supposed to be there so we just flipped.  As we drove around my friend's neighborhood time was so stretched out. Minutes felt like hours and I was shocked to find out how only 5 or so minutes had passed since we left the house. We passed the pizza guy, who was parked in the neighborhood, 3 times! As it turned out they simply couldn't find the house and were calling for some help. I think this is a great example of the paranoia that weed can sometimes cause.
My appetite became larger and larger. My stomach was like a never-ending pit. I ate 6 pieces of pizza, some mini ice cream sandwiches, and a hot pocket. I was still hungry. After feeding our gluttonous selves we smoked more. At this point (about 1-2 hours after the initial smoke) I started feeling an extremely painful headache.  Well, it did go away, for about an hour. After that the headache just got worse and worse throughout the night. My skull was pounding, I was hungry, tired, yet I couldn't sleep because of my headache. This is the first time I've experienced an extreme headache of this sort with weed. Before we smoked my friend said it would be the most potent weed I've smoked and I COMPLETELY underestimated his warning. My brain throbbed and the coming down process seemed like it took days.
All I can say is never over-indulge in weed you're not sure about. That night my mind felt like it ceased to function.  Every morsel of food tasted more delicious than I can remember.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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To use this module, follow the instructions in the README. (For background on PXd, read the Getting Started documentation.)
Install via command line:
bower install --save https://github.com/PredixDev/px-list-bare-design.git
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average_clusters()
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Average expression values per cluster |
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binarize_expr()
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Binarize scRNA seq data |
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clustifyR
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clustifyR |
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compare_lists()
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calculate adjusted p-values for hypergeometric test of gene lists
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compute_similarity()
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Compute similarity between two vectors |
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corr_coef()
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Correlation function |
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getPCAGenes()
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Returns a list of genes ("features") based on the top
loadings of principal components
formed from the bulk expression data set |
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important_heatmap()
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Heatmap of average expression of most predictive genes across cell types |
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kl_divergence()
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KL divergence |
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matrixize_markers()
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convert candidate genes list into matrix |
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pbmc4k_matrix
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Matrix of single-cell RNA-seq PBMCs. |
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pbmc4k_meta
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Meta-data for single-cell RNA-seq PBMCs. |
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pbmc5_matrix
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Matrix of single-cell RNA-seq PBMCs from 5'end kit. |
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pbmc5_meta
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Meta-data for single-cell RNA-seq PBMCs from 5'end kit. |
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pbmc_bulk_matrix
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Bulk RNA-Seq data from sorted populations isolated from PBMCs. |
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permutation_similarity()
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Compute the p-value for similarity using permutation |
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plot_call()
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Plot called clusters on a tSNE |
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plot_cor()
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Plot similarity measures on a tSNE |
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plot_tsne()
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Plot a t-SNE colored by feature. |
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reduce_expr_matrix()
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Reduce expr_matrix |
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refine_clusters()
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refine_clusters: refine clustering using reference data |
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run_cor()
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select_gene_subset()
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Pick and sort genes |


Global Plugin Permissions
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Creates a input field for time input. The input field also has a dropdown list to select a time in steps of 30 minutes.
Because of the nature of the control, it has a fixed size with heigh 20px and a width of 54px. The user also can input the
time using the keyboard. With tab, right arrow, dot (.) or colon (:) the user can jump from the hour field to the minute field. With shift+tab or right arrow, the user can go back from the minute to the hour filed.
Using the down arrow or space key, the drop down field will be displayed (as well as a click to the drop down arrow does).
The time selected in the drop down field will be the time that is nearest to the current time of the field.
Requirements
If you whant to use the time field, you also need to include the following controls:
innovaphone.ui.ScrollBar.js
innovaphone.ui.ListView.js
Arguments
left
The left position of the control inside the container where it will be added to.
top
The top position of the control inside the container where it will be added to.
parent
The parent where the control will be added to. If null is given as parent, the control
needs to be added manually by using the container member of the control.
Members
container
Returns the container of the control. This can be used to add the controls to other html containers.
Functions
setTime(theTime)
Set the given time to be displayd in the time field. The parameter theTime needs to be a JavaScript Date object.
From that object only the hour and minute field will be used. The value set with setTime() will be returned by
getTime() if not changed by the user.
getTime()
Returns the current time the time field displays. The function will return a javascript Date object. Seconds and
milliseconds of the object will be 0, while the date values are the date of the current day. Hours and minutes of
the object will be set to the values the field.
setOnTimeChanged(fnc, obj)
Use this function to set a callback function that will be called each time the user changes the value of the
time field. The function given in fnc will have to parameters: the first is a JavaScript Date objectm the second
parameter is the value of obj. With this, the same callback function can be given for different instances of
a time field.
The Date object given to the callback function will have the date of the current day. Seconds and milliseconds
will be zero, while hours and minutes will have the value of the time field.
isEnabled()
Returns true, if the field is enabled, else false. If the field is disabled, the user can not change the time
value of the field.
setEnabled(newIsEnabled)
Will enabled (newIsEnabled = true) or disable (newIsEnabled = false) the control.


Gecode::Int::Cumulative::ManFlexTask Class Reference
Cumulative (mandatory) task with flexible processing time. More...
#include <cumulative.hh>
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| Initialize with start time s, processing time p, end time e. | |
| void | init (IntVar s, IntVar p, IntVar e, int c) |
| Initialize with start time s, processing time p, end time e. | |
| void | init (const ManFlexTask &t) |
| Initialize from task t. | |
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| Return required energy. | |
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| Update this task to be a clone of task t. |
Detailed Description
Cumulative (mandatory) task with flexible processing time.
Definition at line 170 of file cumulative.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| ManFlexTask::ManFlexTask | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Default constructor.
Reimplemented from Gecode::Int::Unary::ManFlexTask.
Member Function Documentation
| void ManFlexTask::init | ( | const ManFlexTask & | t | ) | [inline] |
| int ManFlexTask::c | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
| long long int ManFlexTask::e | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return required energy.
Reimplemented from Gecode::Int::Unary::ManFlexTask.
| void ManFlexTask::update | ( | Space & | home, | |
| bool | share, | |||
| ManFlexTask & | t | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Member Data Documentation
int Gecode::Int::Cumulative::ManFlexTask::_c [protected] |
Required capacity.
Definition at line 173 of file cumulative.hh.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/int/cumulative.hh (Revision: 13487)
- gecode/int/cumulative/task.hpp (Revision: 13487)


This Morning’s Alison Hammond ‘signing up for Celebs Go Dating’
This Morning favourite Alison Hammond is expected to 'sign up for Celebs Go Dating' after an extended spell as a single mother and now she wants to find love
by James Brinsford, https://www.facebook.com/james.brinsfordAlison Hammond has reportedly agreed to join the next series of Celebs Go Dating.
The 44-year-old This Morning presenter has established herself as a favourite among viewers and it has been reported that she is talking to the producers the E4 show, in the hope of finding love.
It has been two years since Alison split from her ex-boyfriend Jamie Savage.
A source told Mail Online : "Alison has been single for some time now. She's always prioritised her career and being a mum to her son.
"But now she's keen to meet someone as he's getting slightly older and she'd love to be romantically involved with a partner.
"Alison is the perfect singleton to take part, she's always laughing and up for having a good time."
Alison has a son, 13-year-old Aidan, from her relationship with taxi driver Noureddine Boufaied.
She is expected to be joined by TOWIE star James Lock, who is single again after splitting from Yazmin Oukhellou.
It would mark another slice of TV action for Alison, who is expected to be hosting her own chat show as well.
The hour-long programme, which will be handily titled Alison Hammond’s Happy Hour, will be a mix of celebrity interviews, feature makeovers, exercise regimes and fun lifestyle segments.
It is expected that among the guests there will be her friends from This Morning, along with a selection of her fellow competitors from her time on Strictly Come Dancing and I'm A Celebrity.
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Reference: Tools
sector_sysinfo
The sector_sysinfo tool retrieves the detailed informtaion of the sector system.
sector_sysinfo
Parameters
- None.
Description
The sector_sysinfo tool can be used to check the detailed information of the Sector system.
Below is an example of the output. The first part shows the system level information, including system start time, available disk, total file size, total number of files, and total number of slave nodes. The second part shows the cluster level information. Only the top level of clusters is shown. The information includes total number of nodes, available disk space, total file size, total size of data moved into the cluster, and total number of data moved out of the rack. The third part shows the node level information. It shows, for each node, the IP address, start time, available disk, total size of files, memory used by Sector, CPU time used by Sector (since the start time), total size of inbound data from network, and total size of outbound data.
Sector System Information:
Running since: Tue Aug 17 16:58:08 2010
Available Disk Size: 243,351,136 MB
Total File Size: 1,647,949 MB
Total Number of Files: 2210
Total Number of Slave Nodes: 80
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MASTER ID IP PORT
3835 <IP_ADDRESS> 6000
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Total number of clusters: 3
Cluster_ID Total_Nodes AvailDisk(MB) FileSize(MB) NetIn(MB) NetOut(MB)
1 24 68,487,536 271,777<PHONE_NUMBER>35
2 27 80,707,584 304,170<PHONE_NUMBER>16
3 29 94,156,008 333,710<PHONE_NUMBER>74
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SLAVE_ID Address AvailDisk(MB) TotalFile(MB) Mem(MB) CPU(us) NetIn(MB) NetOut(MB) TS(us)
3836 <IP_ADDRESS>:59287 2,905,322 11,044 0<PHONE_NUMBER> 21973 21654<PHONE_NUMBER>428123
3837 <IP_ADDRESS>:58198 2,839,964 11,789 0<PHONE_NUMBER> 21188 19775<PHONE_NUMBER>379690
3838 <IP_ADDRESS>:55772 2,853,873 11,789 0<PHONE_NUMBER> 21216 20615<PHONE_NUMBER>369841
3839 <IP_ADDRESS>:38601 2,814,452 11,044 0<PHONE_NUMBER> 21182 19511<PHONE_NUMBER>345359
3840 <IP_ADDRESS>:46649 2,822,526 11,789 0<PHONE_NUMBER> 21203 20072<PHONE_NUMBER>375547


{%- extends "base.html" %} {% block body_attribs %} class="deploy"{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Note: This will deploy FIAAS deploy daemon to all FIAAS-enabled namespaces in the cluster.


Class MetaClientSemanticEncryption
Provides methods that perform key wrapping based on the encryption purpose and use in the Smartcrypt Protocol.
Inherited Members
Namespace: PKWARE.Smartcrypt.MetaClient
Assembly: MetaClient.dll
Syntax
public static class MetaClientSemanticEncryption
Methods
DecryptGroupKey(IMetaClient, String)
Decrypts a GroupKey.
Declaration
[Pure]
[NotNull]
public static byte[] DecryptGroupKey(this IMetaClient metaClient, [NotNull] string data)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
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| IMetaClient | metaClient | The IMetaClient to use. |
| String | data | The data to decrypt. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Byte[] | The decrypted data. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| MetaClientException | With Category of CategoryUpgrade if the data are newer than understood by this software. With Category of CategoryInternal if the data are in an invalid format. |
DecryptHybrid(IMetaClient, String)
Decrypts a HybridEncryption ciphertext.
Declaration
[Pure]
[NotNull]
public static byte[] DecryptHybrid(this IMetaClient metaClient, [NotNull] string data)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IMetaClient | metaClient | The IMetaClient to use. |
| String | data | The data to decrypt. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Byte[] | The decrypted data. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| MetaClientException | With Category of CategoryUpgrade if the data are newer than understood by this software. With Category of CategoryInternal if the data are in an invalid format. |


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Most of the posts are primarily intended to serve as my personal notes.
Some are MeWare, some are now ThemWare and some UsWare. Some are old, some older and some newish. Some are still in active development.
Sources can be found from GitHub and pre-2010 projects are in rar-archives.
Multi Camera System () (2/2022)
Proof of concept for a system for controlling multiple cameras.
RuuviTag Sensor Python Package () (2/2016)
Python library for communicating with RuuviTag BLE Sensor Beacon and for decoding sensor data from broadcasted eddystone-url.
Slack Bot () (2/2016)
BotKit Slack Bot for office use.
Web Magazines
PragPub
The Pragmatig Programmer Monthly Magazine
MSDN Monthly
Microsoft Developer Network Monthly Magazine
Casual Connect
Magazine for the video game industry.
Documentaries
Code Rush
Documentary following the lives of a group of Netscape engineers in Silicon Valley.
Demoscene Documentary
Documentary of finnish demoscene subculture.
Riot On!
Story of finnish media company (Riot-E) during Dot-com bubble.


Practise vocabulary with Voc4u with its simple learning techniques or with simple memorization games, for example in train to school or waiting to beer.
Voc4u is not dictionary, Voc4u is not translator;-)
Thank you for download and I hope you do well in whatever you do, you are surrounded by only nice people, your wishes will come true, you have a life full of love and mainly you are healthy
… or just improve second language? Why don’t try app Voc4u Vocabulary Trainer, where you will practicing wors with interest form and in 33 languages. All languages contain more that 40 lesson, in each lesson is more thant 250 words and 100 learingn images.
In first run you have to choice language to practice and then your native language. With all contained languages you can do all possible combination. Between languages belongs French, German, Spain, Portugal or not so common languages like Indonesian, Chinese or for example Vietnamese and much more. Be sure you are choiced the right lang you want to learn and your native otherwise the Android Text-to-speech will be speaking in your native language and most of games will misbehave.
Most important part of Voc4u is hidden under button Train. Here you will loudly memorize translation of word on top in blue bar (on top) or at-least in your memory. If you can’t or you are not sure about translation, press the “don’t know” button. If you will use the app in right way (right use buttons “know” and “don’t know”) the app will repeat the words you’ve had trouble with more ofen. Important is also allways repeat the words marked by red color. Actualy is similar like write down vocabulary into paper and hide one side by hand and try guess what is under hand, but with difference the paper is dinamicaly change how progress you do.
Application can do for you training much more… after install new lection (which have usually more than 250 words) is splitted into train list and waiting list for not repeat all words altogether,but practice it step by step. How big progress you are doing the app will automatically add bunch of new words from waiting list. In section Dictionary you can manage lessons (installing, uninstalling), set up automatically behavior or moving words between train and waiting list. You can also words permanently delete , but what you appreciate more is add your custom words.
Teacher of nations Jan Amos Comenius did say school by game, so why not make learning easier with games. Vocabulary Voc4u contain 3kind games where you have limited time to choose the right picture or correct translation of a word. A bit more difficult but much better-memorizing game is the spelling game. maybe your are not sure about a translation, wait seven second and report it! Thank you for your help because thats keeps the words database best ever. ...How quickly you answer and the number of correct words you get, gives a score which you can be compared with other learners across the world. Score you are reach help to increase your reputation to open next levels. You can also look at mistakes you have made and add them to your train list.
In Speaker are repeatedly spoken words and you are trying translate it like in train-mode, that have advantage in moment when you can reacting with behave on display, for example during drive a car. The Voc4u Trainer can do also opposite you speak into device and Android speech-to-text listening try recognize your right pronunciation.
Between top function also belongs Voc4u Network where you will chat with other users, and you will improve language altogether. You will create a your-self-advertise and other user can find you and contact you or you can contact others. Advertise contain your reputation (based on games) as well, that will provide you will chat just with the user or similar language-level like you and will not disturbing you during conversation.
For practise speech pronunciation in Voc4u Training and in Play are the words speak in you learn language. It is by Google Android Text To Speech engine. For better quality of pronunciation try another third-party text to speech engine IVONA Voices or SVOX Engine . You can install from your popular marketplace. They are contains several languages, mainly with different voices.
With application Voc4u can be the difficult language learing fun! :)


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Surveying
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Construction Materials
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Engineering Geology
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Transforms and Partial Differential Equations
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Construction Techniques and Practices
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Open-source library to visualize/process biomechanical data
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Convert the units of the given input for points and analog channels. More...
#include <btkAcquisitionUnitConverter.h>
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| typedef SharedPtr< const AcquisitionUnitConverter > | ConstPointer |
| typedef SharedPtr < AcquisitionUnitConverter > | Pointer |
| enum | Unit { Length = 0, Angle = 1, Force = 2, Moment = 3, Power = 4 } |
| Public Types inherited from btk::ProcessObject | |
| typedef SharedPtr< const ProcessObject > | ConstPointer |
| typedef SharedPtr< ProcessObject > | Pointer |
| Public Types inherited from btk::Object | |
| typedef SharedPtr< const Object > | ConstPointer |
| typedef SharedPtr< Object > | Pointer |
Public Member Functions | |
| Acquisition::Pointer | GetInput () |
| Acquisition::Pointer | GetOutput () |
| const std::string & | GetUnit (Unit u) |
| void | SetInput (Acquisition::Pointer input) |
| void | SetUnit (Unit u, const std::string &s) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from btk::ProcessObject | |
| int | GetInputNumber () const |
| int | GetOutputNumber () const |
| int | GetValidInputNumber () const |
| void | ResetState () |
| void | Update () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from btk::Object | |
| unsigned long int | GetTimestamp () const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static Pointer | New () |
Protected Member Functions | |
| AcquisitionUnitConverter () | |
| virtual void | GenerateData () |
| Acquisition::Pointer | GetInput (int idx) |
| Acquisition::Pointer | GetOutput (int idx) |
| virtual DataObject::Pointer | MakeOutput (int idx) |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from btk::ProcessObject | |
| int | GetInputIndex (DataObject::Pointer input) |
| DataObject::Pointer | GetNthInput (int idx) |
| DataObject::ConstPointer | GetNthInput (int idx) const |
| DataObject::Pointer | GetNthOutput (int idx) |
| DataObject::ConstPointer | GetNthOutput (int idx) const |
| int | GetOutputIndex (DataObject::Pointer output) |
| bool | IsModified () const |
| void | Modified () |
| ProcessObject () | |
| void | SetInputNumber (int num) |
| virtual void | SetNthInput (int idx, DataObject::Pointer input) |
| virtual void | SetNthOutput (int idx, DataObject::Pointer output) |
| void | SetOutputNumber (int num) |
| virtual | ~ProcessObject () |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from btk::Object | |
| Object () | |
| Object (const Object &toCopy) | |
| virtual | ~Object () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from btk::Object | |
| unsigned long int | m_Timestamp |
Convert the units of the given input for points and analog channels.
This filter can convert units for trajectory, force, moment, angle and power. The known unit for the trajectory (length) are:
Use the method AcquisitionUnitConverter::SetUnit() to select the wanted units.
By default, the data will be converted in millimeter, newton, newton by millimeter, degree and watt. Even if you could convert trajectories and moments with the desired units, it is recommended to use the same length unit (i.e. mm and Nmm or m with Nm).
Smart pointer associated with a const AcquisitionUnitConverter object.
Smart pointer associated with a AcquisitionUnitConverter object.
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Constructor. Sets the number of inputs to 2 and outputs to 1.
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Generates the outputs' data.
Implements btk::ProcessObject.
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Gets the input registered with this process.
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Returns the input at the index idx.
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Gets the output created with this process.
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Gets the output created with this process at the index idx.
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Return the string corresponding to the unit u.
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Creates a Acquisition::Pointer object and return it as a DataObject::Pointer.
Implements btk::ProcessObject.
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Creates a smart pointer associated with a AcquisitionUnitConverter object.
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Sets the input required with this process.
| void btk::AcquisitionUnitConverter::SetUnit | ( | Unit | u, |
| const std::string & | s | ||
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Set the unit u with the string s.


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