U.S. 'concerned' China is seeking to sway Taiwan polls
TAIPEI – The de facto U.S. ambassador to Taiwan on Friday expressed concern that Beijing is attempting to influence the island’s coming elections, days after China sent its first domestically built aircraft carrier through the Taiwan Strait.
Beijing confirmed earlier in the week that the carrier had traversed the strait separating China from self-ruled Taiwan, saying it was “routine” training.
“We of course regard any of these threatening actions with concern,” said Brent Christensen, the director of the American Institute in Taiwan, when asked to comment on the sailing.
AIT serves as America’s de facto embassy in Taiwan.
The United States switched diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to China in 1979 but has remained an important ally — and arms supplier — to Taipei.
“As to the elections, of course we are aware that China is attempting to apply pressure through various means on Taiwan. Certainly these attempts to influence Taiwan’s democratic process are our concerns,” he added.
China’s sail-by comes as Taiwan gears up for elections in January, with Beijing-skeptic President Tsai Ing-wen seeking a second term against a challenger who favors warmer ties with China.
Friday marked the close of registration of candidates for the presidential and legislative elections. Tsai will be running against Han Kuo-yu of the Kuomintang, the main opposition party, and James Soong, leader of the People First Party, a KMT splinter party. Tsai has been leading Han in recent public opinion polls, with Soong trailing far behind.
Taiwan’s single-house legislature has 113 seats. In the 2016 elections, Tsai’s DPP picked up 68 seats, far more than the KMT’s 35. The DPP-led coalition had 73 seats, while the KMT and its allies could marshal only 39.
Christensen said Washington views any efforts to determine Taiwan’s future by anything other than peaceful means as “a threat to peace and security in the Western Pacific.”
Foreign Minister Joseph Wu tweeted on Sunday that China “intends to intervene” in Taiwan’s elections,” adding, “Voters won’t be intimidated!”
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said it had dispatched ships and planes to track and closely monitor the carrier’s movements, and that U.S. and Japanese vessels trailed it in the waterway separating the island from mainland China.
Beijing has stepped up military and diplomatic pressure on Taiwan since Tsai came to power in 2016. Her government refuses to acknowledge its view that the self-ruled, democratic island is part of “one China.”
Tsai — who has voiced support for Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement — has described the elections as a fight for Taiwan’s freedom and democracy.
China still sees Taiwan as part of its territory awaiting reunification, by force if necessary.
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It’s only been 611 days… that’s not too long right?
Anyway onto the point, yes the project is still alive and there’s been some updates. This release encompases two main things.
First is a collection of minor fixes that have gone into master since 1.6.0 came out, along with some translation updates. This includes two small additional binaries for use by the desktop.
Second is that the downstream theme work that we did for Project Trident is now in Lumina as the default theme.
As of this version there is an additional dependency on the La Capitaine Icon Theme. The fallback old Google Material Design Icon Themes are still included for OSes and distros without a package for La Capitaine, however we are planning on eventually removing them at some point in the future. For more information on that icon theme, see the updated Core [ReadMe] for a link to that icon themes' github repo.
Lastly, we do have some community channels for interaction. I cant remember when we made the Telegram channel, but the Matrix channel is new. They are bridged so you only need to join one, but if you’d like to stay up to date with the project, feel free to join either.


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AIRHEADS A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (0 to 10): 4.0
Date Released: 8/5/94 Running Length: 1:31 Rated: PG-13 (Language, mature themes, ripped nipple-ring)
Starring: Brendan Fraser, Steve Buscemi, Adam Sandler, Joe Mantegna, Michael McKean, Chris Farley, Ernie Hudson, Amy Locane, Nina Siemaszko Director: Michael Lehmann Producers: Robert Simonds and Mark Burg Screenplay: Rich Wilkes Cinematography: John Schwartzman Music: Carter Burwell Released by 20th Century Fox
When considering this movie, a word analogy comes to mind. FEAR OF A BLACK HAT is to CB4 as THIS IS SPINAL TAP is to AIRHEADS. Having said that, I can assure you that two of those films (BLACK HAT and SPINAL TAP) won't be mentioned again in this review. AIRHEADS isn't worth the comparison.
Observing how fertile the field of heavy metal music is for satire, it's disappointing to watch AIRHEADS bumble around, desperately trying to find something funny to say. Even sadder is the continuing nosedive of director Michael Lehmann's once-promising career. It's hard to believe that this is the same man who brought us the delicious black comedy HEATHERS (then again, he was also responsible for HUDSON HAWK).
The premise of AIRHEADS sounds promising. Three musicians of limited intelligence (Brendan Fraser, Steve Buscemi, and Adam Sandler) break into a radio station and hold the DJ (Joe Mantegna) and manager (Michael McKean) at gunpoint to get their demo played. Things go wrong, however, and when the police show up, the "Lone Rangers" have to take hostages. One problem, though. Their real-looking weapons are actually water pistols.
Despite a chuckle here and there, most of AIRHEADS isn't worth the film it was processed on. It requires an effort to avoid gritting one's teeth as obvious comic opportunities are allowed to pass by untouched. On the other hand, most of the jokes actually offered up by the script are either unfunny, obvious, or both. The overt stupidity of the three leads is amusing for a little while, but it doesn't take long for this trait to become tiresome.
AIRHEADS is not a good parody. Its comedy has no real edge, and consistently avoids risks. On those rare occasions when the film takes a stab at being outlandish, it is funny, but that doesn't happen too often. Most of the time, AIRHEADS flounders around trying--and failing--to be humorous.
The cast contains some surprisingly good performers. Joe Mantegna is a respected name, but this is his second low-brow film in a row (BABY'S DAY OUT being the other). Steve Buscemi (of RESERVOIR DOGS) and Ernie Hudson also have roles. Brendan Fraser, the film's resident heartthrob, displays little comic timing.
It's hard to determine how much heavy-metal fanatics will enjoy this film, since the music isn't really the point. Then again, considering the confused nature of AIRHEADS, it's a little difficult to determine whether or not this film has a point. Anyway, regardless of who the target audience is, the filmmakers appear to have missed it. Considering the poor quality of the production in general, and the screenplay in particular, AIRHEADS appears to be an apt title.
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This is a site I can get lost in for hours! It is a hub for all the best blogs I can personally curate on the web, meaning how I’m greeted when I log into this site is totally up to me. The second the page loads I know exactly which favorite blog of mine just posted.
It’s an easy and organized way of staying up to date on my favorite blogs, but it doesn’t stop there. Look up at the simple nav and I’m a click away from discovering other great bloggers and the most popular posts at the moment.
It’s almost dangerous to log onto this site because of how easy it is to keep on viewing new content. Even though most of the content is off-site, a Bloglovin nav will still display on external sites if clicked-on via Bloglovin.
2. Lynda.com
Overwhelming | Info heavy | Vanilla | Subscriber focused | Crowded
I bought an annual subscription to Lynda.com because of the wide selection of professional video tutorials they offer. They offer so many that it can actually be very overwhelming while navigating the site.
During actual video tutorials everything is well organized, but searching can be a pain. Fortunately they do let subscribers make personalized lists that help with keeping track of the tutorials. Without that feature I’d be lost when searching for the next one to watch.
3. Grooveshark.com
Busy | Ad focused | Personal | Interactive | Modern
The great thing about this site; free music (kind of). The worst park; you really can’t escape their ads without buying a subscription. The site would be pretty simple, modern and well organized without the distracting, large graphics of the ads otherwise.
Navigate from the homepage and it gets better, simpler and more personalized. It has very nice drag and drop features that make it feel modern and easy to use. Feels more like I’m using a program than a website.


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Some studies may allow for monitoring visits done by telephone. The Protocol Manager will provide specifics about these studies in the Site Monitoring Plan. If you need to complete a Phone Monitoring Visit, begin by scheduling an SMV for the site.
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Weapon Mechanics
Information on Battlefield 1 weapons and weapon mechanics.
Weapon Charts
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Weapon Comparison
Compare the multiple weapons against one another with damage, BTK, and TTK charts.


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Manu Bhaker creates a junior world record in the women’s 10m air pistol event
by PTIManu Bhaker and Elavenil Valarivan shot down gold medals in their respective events to make it a memorable day for Indian shooters in the ISSF World Cup Finals here on Thursday.
Manu fired her way to the gold with a junior world record in the women’s 10m air pistol event, while Elavenil claimed the top honours in the women’s 10m air rifle competition.
The 17-year-old Bhaker shot 244.7 to notch up the top prize in the prestigious season-ending tournament of International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF). In the same event Manu’s compatriot, Yashaswini Singh Deswal finished sixth in the final.
Serbia’s Zorana Arunovic won the silver with 241.9, while Quian Wang of China bagged the bronze with 221.8.
Elavenil shot a score of 250.8 to edge past Taiwan’s Lin Ying-Shin (250.7). Romania’s Laura-Georgeta Coman finished third with a score of 229.
Elavenil had qualified second for the finals with a score of 631.1 behind Ying-Shin (632.3).
Mehuli Ghosh also qualified for the same event’s final but ended sixth with a score of 163.8.
In the men’s 10m air pistol event, Abhishek Verma and Saurabh Chaudhary qualified for the final but couldn’t claim medals.
Verma topped the qualifications with 588 but ended fifth in the final with a score of 179.4, while Chaudhary was seventh in the qualification with 581 before signing off sixth in the last-eight stage with 159.8.


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Class that represents a playing piece. It has a rank and an owner.
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Feed types.
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Class TouchesSync
Synchronize touches information between devices with AccelerationMessage.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: DevicesSyncUnity
Assembly: Assembly-CSharp.dll
Syntax
public class TouchesSync : DevicesSyncInterval
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourceinitialAutoStartSending
Declaration
protected bool initialAutoStartSending
Field Value
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noTouchesLastMessage
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protected bool noTouchesLastMessage
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Properties
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Gets or sets the devices' static information to use.
Declaration
public DevicesInfoSync DeviceInfoSync { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| DevicesInfoSync |
Touches
Gets the latest touches information from currently connected devices.
Declaration
public Dictionary<int, TouchesMessage> Touches { get; protected set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<System.Int32, TouchesMessage> |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAwake()
Initializes the properties.
Declaration
protected override void Awake()
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceDeviceInfoSync_ClientDeviceInfoReceived(DeviceInfoMessage)
Starts sending touches as the server has transmited current device's static information.
Declaration
protected virtual void DeviceInfoSync_ClientDeviceInfoReceived(DeviceInfoMessage message)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| DeviceInfoMessage | message |
OnClientDeviceConnected(Int32)
Declaration
protected override void OnClientDeviceConnected(int deviceId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | deviceId |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnClientDeviceDisconnected(Int32)
Device client removes the disconnected device from Touches.
Declaration
protected override void OnClientDeviceDisconnected(int deviceId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | deviceId | The id of the disconnected device. |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnClientMessageReceived(NetworkMessage)
Device client updates Touches and calls TouchesReceived.
Declaration
protected override DevicesSyncMessage OnClientMessageReceived(NetworkMessage netMessage)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UnityEngine.Networking.NetworkMessage | netMessage |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| DevicesSyncMessage |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnDestroy()
Unsubscribes from DeviceInfoReceived.
Declaration
protected override void OnDestroy()
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnSendToServerIntervalIteration(Boolean)
Sends current and previous touches information if required and if there are touches information and there were touches information at the previous interval.
Declaration
protected override void OnSendToServerIntervalIteration(bool sendToServerThisFrame)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Boolean | sendToServerThisFrame | If the touches information should be sent this frame. |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnServerMessageReceived(NetworkMessage)
Server updates Touches and calls TouchesReceived.
Declaration
protected override DevicesSyncMessage OnServerMessageReceived(NetworkMessage netMessage)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UnityEngine.Networking.NetworkMessage | netMessage |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| DevicesSyncMessage |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceStart()
Subscribes to DeviceInfoReceived.
Declaration
protected override void Start()
Overrides
Events
| Improve this Doc View SourceTouchesReceived
Called on server and on device client when a TouchesMessage is received.
Declaration
public event Action<TouchesMessage> TouchesReceived
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Action<TouchesMessage> |


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- Adding Travis CI, Github Information and publishing to npm


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Attention: Most on the stuff on this page is either placeholder text and/or work in progress. At best, you should take the content on this page half-serious. I invite you to help expand/improve it.
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Although there aren't many up-to-date places to look for libnet information these days (yet), you still might not want to get started learning about libnet by reading this document. These pages provide an overview of (some) the internals of libnet with links to the relevant parts of the code. If you "just want it to work" or if this is all very new to you, then you should first refer to these (more or less) separate set of pages. Be sure to check out the man pages as well.
The libnet API deliberately lacks most convenient functions. As further explained in Design Notes, those happen behind the scenes, are left to complementary libraries, higher-level libraries or to "bindings" such as pcap, Python, Lua, etc. and have features such as ~~object systems and main loops~~ that allow a much more convenient API.
The low-level API also contains plenty of clutter to support integration with arbitrary ~~object systems, languages, main loops~~, and so forth. These features add a lot of noise to the API that you probably don't care about unless you're coding a binding.
For now, and probably never will there be similar docs for libnet's internals. So if you want to get oriented with the libnet source code (because you're interested in patching the code for example), you should dive straight into each source file, read the source and the comments surrounding it, and... just... figure the rest out! Or ask about it here. If that's something you think you're you can see yourself doing then Welcome Aboard! By the way, it's also a good idea to go through some of the commits to understand the purpose or aim of whoever had their hands on the source before you. There will be a "[Hacking](Hacking.html)" section soon that is intended to guide and assist developers through this adventures journey.
That is, if I don't lose interest, any hope or my sanity before that. Just kidding. (I'm not kidding)
Stay tuned.
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Family heirloom found among ruins of home destroyed by Getty Fire, 1961 Bel Air Fire
by ABC7.com staffBRENTWOOD, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A family heirloom that survived two fires in Brentwood was returned to its rightful owner by the Los Angeles Fire Department.
Members of Engine 89 found a ring box in front a home destroyed by the Getty Fire. The home was one that had been rebuilt after being destroyed in the Bel Air Fire in 1961.
Once residents were able to return to their homes, members of the fire department set out to find the ring's owner.
The owner told the LAFD that the ring belonged to her mother who lived in the home when it was destroyed in 1961. Her mother was in the home when she was asked to evacuate for the Getty Fire.
Firefighters said the family is "speechless and beyond happy" to have the ring back.


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This post will focus on the elementary derivation of taking the Lagrangian dual of the LASSO program. In full transparency, I must admit, having taken convex optimization a while ago, I forgot the details on how to do this off the top of my head. Plus, I am TA-ing for Berkeley's undergraduate machine learning course this upcoming semester, so I figured it was worthwhile to refresh myself on the basics. $ \newcommand{\abs}[1]{| #1 |} \newcommand{\ind}{\mathbf{1}} \newcommand{\norm}[1]{\lVert #1 \rVert} \newcommand{\R}{\mathbb{R}} \newcommand{\ip}[2]{\langle #1, #2 \rangle} \newcommand{\T}{\mathsf{T}} \newcommand{\Proj}{\Pi} \newcommand{\Tr}{\mathrm{Tr}} $
Setup: Fix a linear operator $A \in \R^{m \times n}$, response vector $b \in \R^{m}$, regularization parameter $\lambda > 0$, and integer power $p \in \{1, 2\}$. The LASSO program is $$ P^* := \min_{x \in \R^n} \;\; \norm{Ax - b}^p_2 + \lambda \norm{x}_1 \:. $$ It is well known that the $\ell_1$-norm is a sparsity-inducing norm, but I won't go into those details here. Let's work out the dual to this program instead.
Deriving the dual: To make our lives easier, we start by introducing the variable $\R^{m} \ni z = Ax$. The tautologically equivalent program to the LASSO, with this variable substitution, is $$ P^* = \min_{x \in \R^n, z \in \R^m} \;\; \norm{z - b}^p_2 + \lambda \norm{x}_1 : z = Ax \:. $$ We now make the program unconstrained via another tautological change, by introducing the Lagrange multiplier $\Lambda \in \R^m$, $$ \begin{equation} P^* = \min_{x \in \R^n, z \in \R^m} \max_{\Lambda \in \R^m} \;\; \norm{z - b}^p_2 + \lambda \norm{x}_1 + \ip{\Lambda}{Ax - z} \:. \label{eq:starting_point} \end{equation} $$ Equation $\eqref{eq:starting_point}$ is our starting point for analysis. By Slater's condition, we can swap the min and max in $\eqref{eq:starting_point}$ to conclude $$ \begin{align*} P^* &= \max_{\Lambda \in \R^m} \min_{x \in \R^n, z \in \R^m} \;\; \norm{z - b}^p_2 + \lambda \norm{x}_1 + \ip{\Lambda}{Ax - z} \\ &= \max_{\Lambda \in \R^m} \left[ \min_{z \in \R^m} \;\; \left\{\norm{z - b}^p_2 - \ip{\Lambda}{z}\right\} + \min_{x \in \R^n} \;\; \left\{\lambda \norm{x}_1 + \ip{A^\T \Lambda}{x}\right\} \right] \\ &:= \max_{\Lambda \in \R^m} \;\; T_1( \Lambda ) + T_2( \Lambda ) \:. \end{align*} $$ It is now evident why we made the substitution $z = Ax$, since we now have two separate problems $T_1(\Lambda)$ and $T_2(\Lambda)$, to work on, each of which individually are easy.
Let us work on $T_2(\Lambda)$ first, since it is independent of our choice of $p$. We see that it is actually a coordinate separable program, so we work on each coordinate at a time. For every $i \in \{1, ..., n\}$, we need to solve $$ T_{2,i}(\Lambda) := \min_{x_i \in \R} \;\; \lambda \abs{x_i} + (A^\T \Lambda)_i x_i = \min_{x_i \in \R} \;\; (\lambda + \mathrm{sign}(x_i) (A^\T \Lambda)_i ) \abs{x_i} \:, $$ where for a vector $v$, $(v)_i$ denotes the $i$-th coordinate. But it is easy to compute the value of $T_{2_i}(\Lambda)$ by considering the cases $$ T_{2,i}(\Lambda) = \begin{cases} 0 &\text{if } \abs{(A^\T \Lambda)_i} \leq \lambda \\ -\infty &\text{o.w.} \end{cases} \:. $$ Hence, $$ T_2(\Lambda) = \sum_{i=1}^{n} T_{2,i}(\Lambda) = \begin{cases} 0 &\text{if } \norm{A^\T \Lambda}_\infty \leq \lambda \\ -\infty &\text{o.w.} \end{cases} \:. $$
We now work on $T_1(\Lambda)$. If $p=2$, this is easy. Almost by inspection, we have that $$ T_1(\Lambda) = - \left(\frac{1}{4} \norm{\Lambda}^2_2 + \ip{\Lambda}{b}\right) \:. $$ If $p = 1$, we need to do a little bit more work. We first perform some manipulations $$ \begin{align*} T_1(\Lambda) = \min_{z \in \R^m} \;\; \norm{z - b}_2 - \ip{\Lambda}{z} = \min_{z \in \R^m} \;\; \norm{z}_2 - \ip{\Lambda}{z + b} = -\ip{\Lambda}{b} + \min_{z \in \R^m} \;\; \left\{ \norm{z}_2 - \ip{\Lambda}{z} \right\} \:. \end{align*} $$ We now observe that $$ \min_{z \in \R^m : z \neq 0} \;\; \norm{z}_2 - \ip{\Lambda}{z} = \min_{z \in \R^m : z \neq 0} \;\; \left(1 - \ip{\Lambda}{\frac{z}{\norm{z}_2}}\right) \norm{z}_2 = \min_{\alpha > 0} \;\; \left(1 - \norm{\Lambda}_2\right) \alpha \norm{\Lambda}_2 \:. $$ The last equality follows from the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality. In this form, it is now easy to see that $$ \min_{\alpha > 0} \;\; \left(1 - \norm{\Lambda}_2\right) \alpha \norm{\Lambda}_2 = \begin{cases} 0 &\text{if } \norm{\Lambda}_2 \leq 1 \\ -\infty &\text{o.w.} \end{cases} \:. $$ Putting these calculations together, $$ T_1(\Lambda) = \begin{cases} -\ip{\Lambda}{b} &\text{if } \norm{\Lambda}_2 \leq 1 \\ -\infty &\text{o.w.} \end{cases} \:. $$
We are now ready to put the final pieces together. If $p=2$, we have $$ P^* = \max_{\Lambda \in \R^m} \;\; -\frac{1}{4} \norm{\Lambda}^2_2 - \ip{\Lambda}{b} : \norm{A^\T \Lambda}_\infty \leq \lambda \:. $$ On the other hand, if $p=1$, we have $$ P^* = \max_{\Lambda \in \R^m} \;\; - \ip{\Lambda}{b} : \norm{\Lambda}_2 \leq 1, \norm{A^\T \Lambda}_\infty \leq \lambda \:. $$
The regime $m \ll n$. Observe that while the primal problem is an unconstrained optimization program over $\R^n$, the dual is a constrained program over $\R^m$. In the case when $m \ll n$, as is typically the case with LASSO (the system $Ax=b$ is very underdetermined), it can be computationally advantageous to work in the dual. However, there is no free lunch, as the dual introduces hard constraints.


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Uppsala Group on Conversion Best Practice and Tools
Aitziber, Barbara, Filip, Giuseppe, Lilian, Natalia, Verginica, Željko
Minimal requirements for a UD treebank
- No lower limit on size, the only compulsory annotation fields are
ID
,FORM
,CPOS
,HEAD
, andDEPREL
- Incorrect/suspect dependencies: best marked in MISC, if we use an agreed-upon keyword maybe this could be honored by the visualizer
- Diffs: a list of the most important diffs would be good to have, because this information is currently not available in one place. This is especially important for treebanks that are being used as a reference, so as not to propagate diffs
- Docs: as precise as possible, encourage code release, minimally list the main steps
- Consistency: patterns to check consistency could be written down during the conversion and included in the validator. The problem here is that universally true/false patterns which would be useful at the same time are hard to find.
- XML: The toolchain should support CoNLL-X (both for tokens and words). No UD XML scheme needed.
Annotation tools
At least these were mentioned, feel free to expand!
Conversion tools
- The Copenhagen group may release their networkx-based solution
- Prague uses Treex for nearly all tree manipulations. It is a framework written in Perl and it is open-source. More details on how to use it to transform a treebank to Universal Dependencies are given at the website of HamleDT (go to the section called “Obtaining”). Treex includes Interset, a universal tool for conversion between various morphological tagsets, including the universal POS tags and features. (Interset can be used also separately from Treex. There is an Interset-based Perl script in our tools repository.)
Search and visualization tools
- PML-TreeQuery in Prague
- SETS in Turku
Tokenization
Nearly none of the treebanks distribute the untokenized sentences. This complicates automatic induction of tokenizers from the data. It would be great to include the untokenized text, use the SpaceAfter mechanism of the CoNLL-U format, or at least provide data for training the tokenizers privately.
Parallel treebank
Maybe it would be good to expand on the Cairo initiative and have a parallel text which could be annotated, so as to help new corpora get started as well as gather some UD parallel data. About 10K tokens would seem like the right size. The Cairo corpus should be mentioned somewhere on the main UD page.


Controllable image synthesis with user scribbles has gained huge public interest with the recent advent of text-conditioned latent diffusion models. The user scribbles control the color composition while the text prompt provides control over the overall image semantics. However, we find that prior works suffer from an intrinsic domain shift problem wherein the generated outputs often lack details and resemble simplistic representations of the target domain. In this paper, we propose a novel guided image synthesis framework, which addresses this problem by modeling the output image as the solution of a constrained optimization problem. We show that while computing an exact solution to the optimization is infeasible, an approximation of the same can be achieved while just requiring a single pass of the reverse diffusion process. Additionally, we show that by simply defining a cross-attention based correspondence between the input text tokens and the user stroke-painting, the user is also able to control the semantics of different painted regions without requiring any conditional training or finetuning. Human user study results show that the proposed approach outperforms the previous state-of-the-art by over 85.32% on the overall user satisfaction scores.
We propose a diffusion-based guided image synthesis framework which models the output image as the solution
of a constrained optimization problem. Given a reference painting y, the constrained optimization (a)
is posed so as to find a solution x with two constraints: 1) upon painting x with an autonomous painting
function f we should recover a painting f(x) which is similar to reference painting y, and, 2) the output x should lie in the target
data subspace defined by the text prompt (
Comparison with prior works. As compared to prior works, our method provides a more practical approach for improving output realism (with respect to the target domain) while still maintaining the faithfulness with the reference painting.
More Results. Our approach allows the user to easily generate realistic image outputs across a range of data modalities.
While performing guided image synthesis with coarse user-scribbles,
the semantics of different painted regions are inferred in an implicit manner. For instance, in following figure, we note that for different outputs,
the blue region can be inferred as a river, waterfall, or a valley. Also note that some painting regions might be entirely omitted (e.g., the brown strokes for the hut),
if the model does not understand that the corresponding strokes indicate a distinct semantic entity.
We show that by simply defining a cross-attention based corrrespondence between input text-tokens and reference painting, the user can control the semantics of different painting regions without needing any additonal training or finetuning.
As shown in above, we find that the proposed approach allows for a high level of semantic control (both color composition and fine-grain semantics) over the output image attributes, while still maintaining the realism with respect to the target domain. Thus a natural question arises: Can we use the proposed approach to generate realistic photos with out-of-distribution text prompts?
As shown below, we observe that both success and failure cases exist for out-of-distribution prompts. For instance, while the model was able to generate "realistic photos of cats with six legs"
(note that for the same inputs prior works either
generate faithful but cartoon-like outputs, or, simply generate regular cats),
it shows poor performance while generating "a photo of a rat chasing a lion".
A key component of the proposed method is to obtain an approximate solution for the constrained problem formulation (discussed above)
using simple gradient descent. In the following figure, we visualize the variation in generated outputs as the number of gradient descent steps used for
performing the optimization are increased.
As shown above, we find that for N=0, the generated outputs are sampled randomly from the subspace of outputs conditioned only on the text.
As the number of gradient-descent steps increase, the model converges to a subset of solutions
within the target subspace (conditioned only on text-prompt) which exhibit higher faithfulness with
the provided reference painting. Please note that this behaviour is in contrast with prior works like SDEdit,
wherein the increase in faithfulness to the reference is corresponded with a decrease in the realism of
the generated outputs.
@inproceedings{singh2023high,
title={High-Fidelity Guided Image Synthesis With Latent Diffusion Models},
author={Singh, Jaskirat and Gould, Stephen and Zheng, Liang},
booktitle={Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition},
pages={5997--6006},
year={2023}
}


demev3
x
which sampled from a
Gaussian distribution, and a target variable t
generated by
computing sin(2*pi*x)
and adding Gaussian noise. An RBF
network with linear outputs is trained by minimizing a sum-of-squares
error function with isotropic Gaussian regularizer, using the scaled
conjugate gradient optimizer. The hyperparameters alpha
and
beta
are re-estimated using the function evidence
. A graph
is plotted of the original function, the training data, the trained
network function, and the error bars.
demev1
, evidence
, rbf
, scg
, netevfwd
Copyright (c) Ian T Nabney (1996-9)


Phd in Image processing and Computer Vision (Signal, Images et Vision),
University of Strasbourg, September 2012
(
Ecole doctorale de Mathématiques, Sciences de l'Information et de l'Ingénieur / Mathematics, Information and Engineering Sciences)
Msc in Computer Science,
University of Ioannina, May 2007
BA in History and Archaeology,
University of Ioannina, December 2014
Bsc in Computer Science,
University of Ioannina, October 2004
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CV (updated October 2022)]
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Chestnut Cake
Yields: a cake for 8
Preparation time: 10'
Cooking time: 35'
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440g of frozen Marroni (Chestnut) paste. Read the notes below if you can’t find it.125g butter100g caster sugar7g of vanilla sugar or vanilla extract4 eggs
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Take the butter out of the fridge and the chestnut paste out of the freezer 30’ before startingPre-heat oven to 180°C[OPTIONAL] for extra fluffiness separate the egg whites and whisk them to stiff peaksMix the rest of the ingredients togetherCarefully incorporate the egg whites trying to not push out too much airPut in a cake tin with baking paper in itBake for 30’ to 40’ minutes at 180°C or until the top starts cracking a bit in the center
How simple can it be?
This recipe can be simplified to literally be “mix all together; bake”.
About the Chestnut paste
This is not easy to come by outside of Switzerland but it is a 74% boiled chestnuts 26% sugar mix, so I think this should be fairly easy to make at home (but I haven’t tried).
This is how the ingredient I use looks like:
Category: Sweets
Origin: Swiss
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Showtime Renews 'Back to Life' for Season 2
U.K. comedy series wraps its first season on Nov. 24
by Reid NakamuraShowtime has given a second season to the Daisy Haggard comedy “Back to Life,” the network announced Tuesday.
Created by and starring Haggard, “Back to Life” centers on Miri Matteson, who, after 18 years behind bars, returns home and stumbles back into adult life in the coastal town she once knew, while the mystery of her past looms large. It is set to wrap its six-episode first season on Nov. 24.
“‘Back to Life’ is a charming, funny and introspective comedy that resonates beautifully with Showtime viewers,” said Jana Winograde, president of Entertainment. “With such sharp writing and sensitive, winning performances from Daisy and the cast, we are confident that this gem from across the pond has even more delights to share with us in season two.”
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Season 2 will be a co-production between Showtime and BBC Three. “Fleabag” vets Harry and Jack Williams of Two Brothers Pictures serve as executive producers alongside Haggard and Sarah Hammond. Haggard’s co-writer Laura Solon also serves as a co-executive producer.
Geraldine James, Richard Durden, Jo Martin, Jamie Michie, Christine Bottomley, Adeel Akhtar and Liam Williams also star.
Said Haggard, “Laura and I are delighted that Showtime and the BBC are giving us a chance to continue Miri’s story. There’s so much more to tell, and we are incredibly grateful to have the opportunity to do that!”
“The reception that ‘Back to Life’ has received has been amazing,” said Harry Williams, managing director of Two Brothers Pictures. “Daisy and Laura are those rare writers that can make you laugh and cry in equal measure – which is a wonderful quality. We can’t wait for fans to see what they have in store for Miri this time around.”


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That's right folks, I went and redesigned the website again.
Not that anyone is keeping score, but this is the 23rd version of my personal website, and it is the 7th version to reside on this domain. That may sound like a lot, but my first website went up in 2003. Which means, on average, I redesign my website a little less then 4 times a year.
Ok, maybe that is a lot.
Instead of making a whole bunch of new promises (like making every link work before I redesign the site again), I'm just going to end this entry right here.


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Opstick, opstick, opstick...
One morning, when Gregor Samsa woke from troubled dreams, he found himself transformed in his bed into a horrible vermin. He lay on his armour-like back, and if he lifted his head a little he could see his brown belly, slightly domed and divided by arches into stiff sections.


The Main unit
The instrument has two main comp-
onents:
1.The Main Unit
2.The LN/ethane holder
The Main Unit
The LN/ethane holder
The Main unit has a plunge rod, tim-
er controls, and pneumatics air sys-
tem that can power the parts and control the blotting.
The LN/ethane holder is the section that is detachable and is where the actual freezing process happens.
Workstation
Components within the workstation:
1.Ethane cup
2.Liquid nitrogen holder
3.Liquid nitrogen filling cup
4.Cassette holder
Ethane is the key element in cryoEM sam-
ple preparation. Ethane, in liquid state, is colder than -180 degrees Celsius. At this temperature, water will freeze so quickly, it cannot form crystalline ice—it forms vitreo-
us ice.
Vitreous ice is needed for data collection in cryoEM. In this reservoir, ethane, in gas form, is dispensed into the liquid nitrogen pre-cooled, empty, ethane cup. When cold enough, as the ethane gas is dispensed, it will turn into a liquid. Ethane is very flamm-
able, so it should be handled with caution.
Plunger
The plunger is where the sample and twee-
zers are suspended from. There are cust-
om tweezers with a hole on the top that are used specifically for suspending them in the plunge rod. The plunge rod is a metal piece with a handle on top that goes throu-
gh the humidity chamber.
Also, there is a blue button on the plunger. This is used to indicate the direction in which you need to insert the tweezers. Blue button facing you = tweezers + grid surface facing you. This piece is essential in the freezing process.
Plunging tweezers
These tweezers have 3 important components:
a.Super-fine tip to avoid wicking away sa-
mple—this part is very fragile. Inaccurate plunging can easily damage this part. A broken tip will not provide a secure grid hold.
b.Shallow slits on the side used for the clasping accessory to securely hold the grid in place
c.A hole on the end to suspend the twee-
zers + grid on the plunger
Also, plunging tweezers are not self-closing. They need a separate, typically plastic clasping device to hold keep the tweezers closed and grid secured during the procedure.
Blotters
The blotters are what physically touch the grid when it is suspended from the twee-
zers in the humidity chamber. The time they will touch your sample is controlled on the order of sec and millisec using the blotting timer gauge on the top portion of the Main Unit--it has a digital display that can show the time.
There are two, removable blotters mounted on either side of the CP3. The blotters are meant to be re-loaded with new blotting paper, such as Whatman 1, for every ses-
sion. The blotters also have 1 side mark which indicated usage. In practice, only 1/4th of the blotting paper is used per blot, so instead of reloading blotting paper for every time you blot.
Humidity chamber
This area is designated for holding the suspended tweezers, and, as the name implies, it keeps the sa-
mple in a humid chamber to prev-
ent the small volumes of liquid on the grid from evaporating.
When working with cryo-EM sample preparation, scientists are working on the order of ul -- or thousands of a milliliter.
Hygrometer
When working with such small amounts of liquid in cryo-EM sample preparation--microliters--evaporation is a big risk. To circumvent this issue, the CP3 uses a humidity chamber where your grid+sample is suspended in.
The hygrometer is a metal rod located within the humidity chamber than can read out the humidity of the chamber in percent values. A standard operating humidity for sample preparation in the CP3 is anywhere from 80-100% humidity.
Sponge
The sponge is a long, rectangular, removable element in the CP3 that is soaked and inserted into the humidity chamber before operating the machine. It is a constant source of humidity that can help prevent sample evaporation. Inserting a wet sponge in the CP3 is among the first steps in grid freezing.


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中国计算机学会通讯《动态》编委 2013- Editor for IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking 2012- Associate Editor for IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 2011- Editor for Springer WINET 2012- Editor for Elsevier AdHoc Networks 2012- IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials Editor 2010-2011 IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed System, Guest Editor 2011 IEEE ComSoc ISC Vice Chair for Asia-Pacific Board (APB) 2010-- IEEE MMTC E-Letter "Society News" Editor, 2010 IEEE MMTC as the Co-Chair of Interest Group (IG), 2010-- ACM Wireless Networks (WINET), Guest Editor, 2010 Guest editor, International Journal on Wireless Personal Communications Editor, International Journal On Ad Hoc & Wireless Sensor Networks Editor Board, Elsevier Journal of Computer Networks (COMNET), 2010 Associate Editor, Wiley Journal of Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing, 2009- Associate Editor, Wiley Journal of Security and Communication Networks 2009- Steering Committee, Editorial Board, TIIS, Transactions on Internet and Information Systems, 2009- Editorial Board, International Journal of Ultra Wideband Communications and Systems Editorial Board, International Journal On Advances in Networks and Services Editorial Board, International Journal On Telecommunications Editorial Board, International Journal of Autonomous and Adaptive Communications Systems ( IJAACS) Editorial Board, International Journal of Communication Systems Guest Editor, EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking
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Sequential non-atomic item counter. More...
#include <cds/opt/options.h>
Public Types | |
| typedef size_t | counter_type |
| Counter type. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| counter_type | value () const |
| Returns current value of the counter. | |
| operator counter_type () const | |
| Same as value() with relaxed memory ordering. | |
| counter_type | inc () |
| Increments the counter. Semantics: postincrement. | |
| counter_type | dec () |
| Decrements the counter. Semantics: postdecrement. | |
| counter_type | operator++ () |
| Preincrement. | |
| counter_type | operator++ (int) |
| Postincrement. | |
| counter_type | operator-- () |
| Predecrement. | |
| counter_type | operator-- (int) |
| Postdecrement. | |
| void | reset () |
| Resets count to 0. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| counter_type | m_nCounter |
| Counter. | |
Sequential non-atomic item counter.
This type of item counter is not intended for concurrent containers and may be used only if it is explicitly noted.


Capturing screenshots of website with Python
August 19, 2015
If you google how to do a screenshot of a website then you will probably end
with an answer depending on PyQT and WebKit. Sadly, PyQt is not a python package
that you can install easily via pip
and you will few others dependencies
to be able to generate a screenshot of a site.
This post describes an easier solution depending only on Selenium and PhantomJS.
Selenium can easily be installed by pip
and phantomJS via your package manager or npm
. On OSX, it's just a matter of doing:
brew install phantomjs # or npm -g phantomjs
pip install selenium
At the opposite of installing PyQT, it should be without problems. Once you have Selenium and PhantomJS installed then it becomes simple to write the small python code required to generate the screenshot of a website.
from selenium import webdriver
depot = DepotManager.get()
driver = webdriver.PhantomJS()
driver.set_window_size(1024, 768) # set the window size that you need
driver.get('https://github.com')
driver.save_screenshot('github.png')
The code above is all you need to generate a screenshot of a website. Webdriver offers others API like get_screenshot_as_png()
which return a binary and can be useful to create an image in memory if you want to manipulate before saving it.


I am a 31 year old man who holds a BEng (hons) in Electronic Engineering (NUST, Zim). Passionate about web and mobile apps software development. Self motivated individual who can seamlessly blend into any team and always ready to learn new technologies.
Currently working on Frontend web development with Reactjs but enroute to becoming a full stack MERN developer . More than 5 years experince of working as a Wireless Telecoms Engineer before deciding to follow my area of interest(software development).
An e-commerce online clothing shop which enables users to buy the various clothes types available.Users can also checkout the "cart" and eventually pay using stripe API. Frontend was created using Reactjs and the Redux library was used for state management. SCSS was used for styling and Firebase /Firestore was used for user authentication and database storage. Please feel free to click below to view the application. Frontend hosted by Heroku and backend as well as database hosted by Firebase.
A facial recognition web app that lets the user input a URl with face(s) and it detects the face(s). Has a login and the number of entries of each user is incremented each time a user users this web app. Frontend was created using Reactjs,Clarifai API was used for facial recognition. Nodejs and Express were used to create the server and lastly PostGREs was used as the database to store email addresses, passwords as well as number of entries used by each user. Database, server and Frontend all hosted by Heroku.
A simple project to display, search and filter various "monsters" objects. Created with Reactjs and hosted by Github.
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Open Biological and Biomedical Ontology Foundry
Community development of interoperable ontologies for the biological
sciences
Learn about OBO best practices and community resources
Participate
OBO Library: find, use, and contribute to community ontologies
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New in this version:
- A new theme for the patcher.
- Updates to the graphical user interface.
- Castbars added, in preparation for channeled/charged spells.
- ...
- Leveling up awards the player with some attribute bonuses.
- A boss mob was added.
The new version can be downloaded using the Patcher software,
alternatively using the /* .Torrent */ if download speeds are
low.
Purchase a License
Licenses are not yet currently available, will be released after the /* beta */ closes.


Privacy
privacy for www.fdzh.org
Download as .zip
Download as .tar.gz
View on GitHub
This is the Internet, you have no
privacy
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这里是网络世界，你没有
隐私
可言。


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| BuildConfig | |
| ChoiceActivity | |
| ExampleInstrumentedTest |
Instrumentation test, which will execute on an Android device.
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| ExampleUnitTest |
Example local unit test, which will execute on the development machine (host).
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| HelloActivity |
HelloActivity
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| QRCaptureActivity |
QRCaptureActivity
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| R | |
| R.anim | |
| R.attr | |
| R.bool | |
| R.color | |
| R.dimen | |
| R.drawable | |
| R.id | |
| R.integer | |
| R.layout | |
| R.raw | |
| R.string | |
| R.style | |
| R.styleable | |
| SwipeAdapter |
Created by Szymon Kocur on 2017-10-20.
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| SwipeCore |
Created by Szymon Kocur on 2017-10-20.
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| TextToVoice |
Created by Szymon Kocur on 2017-10-13.
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| ThreadDetailActivity | |
| ThreadsActivity | |
| Tools |
Tools
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