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GatewayBOT05-Jul-18 06:53 PM
[telegram] <Jason8081> Cmon dyor (re @LAP: I just bought 835KMD for the first time. Is this a good choice?)
[telegram] <Jason8081> Buying blindly will get you burned
[telegram] <icantgiveyou> Good choice to buy KMD but you need more. Sell your other junk and move it over (re @LAP: I just bought 835KMD for the first time. Is this a good choice?)
GatewayBOT05-Jul-18 07:45 PM
[telegram] <Say> Like your kidney etc ! Moaarr (re @icantgiveyou: Good choice to buy KMD but you need more. Sell your other junk and move it over)
GatewayBOT05-Jul-18 07:52 PM
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[telegram] <geeksri> We are giving early bird support tokens for people who supported us at the start. If you have supported us during Feb - April on twitter or reddit or facebook, please do pm me your OOT wallet address(edited)
GatewayBOT05-Jul-18 08:13 PM
[telegram] <Matt> Can only afford 172kmd for now
[telegram] <icantgiveyou> Good call (re @Say: Like your kidney etc ! Moaarr)
[telegram] <Wil> Wil:
RQLdvVtRyLkBvES4CG7r8mbcvNrQVowWfd (re @geeksri: We are giving early bird support tokens for people who supported us at the start. If you have supported us during Feb - April on twitter or reddit or facebook, please do send me your OOT wallet address)
[telegram] <CryptoMessiah4me> I am not eu citizen. No debit card.
[telegram] <CryptoMessiah4me> Td sequential look at 9 ... pump again
[telegram] <CryptoMessiah4me> Kmd going to rise again... weekly chart
[telegram] <BojanND> for year or two... (re @CryptoMessiah4me: Kmd going to rise again... weekly chart)
[telegram] <CryptoMessiah4me> Kmd looking Td sequential counting weekly chart 9 you bought cheap price (re @LAP: I just bought 835KMD for the first time. Is this a good choice?)
[telegram] <CryptoMessiah4me> My advice learn Td sequential counting. (re @BojanND: for year or two...)
[telegram] <Matt> Td sequential counting?
GatewayBOT05-Jul-18 10:07 PM
[telegram] <Supppppppppp> I bought ~4K at $6 and since u got in below $2 I’d say u did okay. But who knows...... (re @LAP: I just bought 835KMD for the first time. Is this a good choice?)
[telegram] <CryptoMessiah4me> Tom de mark (re @Matt: Td sequential counting?)
[telegram] <captainc> FREE Pump-Signals +200% profits
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GatewayBOT06-Jul-18 12:20 AM
[telegram] <stayfrosty1> i wouldnt say thats major but its good for sure
[telegram] <N21_0> RWp7B8kcNndid6X3df9nW5biEoXhSCmfW5 (re @geeksri: We are giving early bird support tokens for people who supported us at the start. If you have supported us during Feb - April on twitter or reddit or facebook, please do send me your OOT wallet address)
[telegram] <geeksri> Lets not spam the chat, please pm me with wallet address
[telegram] <N21_0> sure (re @geeksri: Lets not spam the chat, please pm me with wallet address)
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[telegram] <Regnar> Make sure you join our discord channel too. there are a lot more focused areas in Discord, from tech, scaling tests, partnerships, marketing, and even a jl777 channel. Also like and retweet so we can boost our discord numbers
GatewayBOT06-Jul-18 06:35 AM
[telegram] <non_ho_tempo> admin when agama on iphone?
GatewayBOT06-Jul-18 06:49 AM
[telegram] <Acura360> I don’t know - it is in the work - you can use coinomi on iphone with kmd (re @non_ho_tempo: admin when agama on iphone?)
[telegram] <non_ho_tempo> but in coinomi you can’t claim 5%, isn’t it?
[telegram] <Acura360> Correct (re @non_ho_tempo: but in coinomi you can’t claim 5%, isn’t it?)
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Correct, Guarda wallet lets you claim interest
[telegram] <Acura360> only problem is that guarda kmd wallet is not available for iphone at the moment (re @polycryptoblog: Correct, Guarda wallet lets you claim interest)
[telegram] <Acura360> only problem is that guarda kmd wallet is not available for iphone at the moment (re @polycryptoblog: Correct, Guarda wallet lets you claim interest)
GatewayBOT06-Jul-18 07:11 AM
[telegram] <dharmicwarrior> Any updates on claiming interest from ledger?
[telegram] <Lennart> Yeah ledger please.. just ordered one
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[telegram] <LAP> omg... coin price go to the hell
GatewayBOT06-Jul-18 08:04 AM
[telegram] <Cryptchain> I can t see my tokens in agama. Do I have to upload a new version?
[telegram] <Acura360> which version do you have (re @Cryptchain: I can t see my tokens in agama. Do I have to upload a new version?)
[telegram] <icantgiveyou> It’s has been asked over and over, It’s not Komodo but Ledger who doesn’t wanna update or something. Besides you should buy Trezor anyways (re @Lennart: Yeah ledger please.. just ordered one)
[telegram] <Emman> lol (re @N21_0: )
[telegram] <Emman> It's time to buy OOT, guys. I just filled my bags, extra cheap.(edited)
[telegram] <Emman> Bounty dumpers going to run out of OOT soon.
[telegram] <Emman> Don't say that I didn't tell you.
[telegram] <icantgiveyou> I can’t I don’t have any extra money, would have to buy with KMD which is not an option (re @Emman: Bounty dumpers going to run out of OOT soon.)
[telegram] <Emman> Better times will come. (re @icantgiveyou: I can’t I don’t have any extra money, would have to buy with KMD which is not an option)
Brief Reach out to facebook groups you're active in and explain what KIN is. It is a community focused on decentralized marketing with micro-bounties rewarding good content, graphics and communication. Explain Komodo and the opportunity with KIN. Bounty 1 KMD for a good po...
GatewayBOT06-Jul-18 12:22 PM
[telegram] <Figorulz11> [Support] hi guys - after quite few months ive just logged onto my agama desktop wallet spv and it says server unreachable please switch to another server. i did this and it's still showing this error(edited)
[telegram] <Figorulz11> "Wallet Notification
KMD SPV server electrum1.cipig.net:10001 is unreachable!"
[telegram] <PTYTrader> Switch servers (re @Figorulz11: "Wallet Notification
KMD SPV server electrum1.cipig.net:10001 is unreachable!")
[telegram] <PTYTrader> In the setting tab
[telegram] <Figorulz11> I have there are only two options, i've tried both (re @PTYTrader: Switch servers)
[telegram] <PTYTrader> Try a different connection
[telegram] <Figorulz11> "Wallet Notification
KMD SPV server electrum2.cipig.net:10001 is unreachable!" (re @PTYTrader: Switch servers)
[telegram] <PTYTrader> I'll check on my end
[telegram] <PTYTrader> Spv is susceptible to connection issues like any other server
[telegram] <PTYTrader> Please be patient and try a different internet connection such as a cellphone Hotspot to make sure it's not the connection
[telegram] <Figorulz11> ok it could be my VPN, let me disconnect it
[telegram] <Figorulz11> nope i've changed wifi networks, turned off vpn (re @PTYTrader: Please be patient and try a different internet connection such as a cellphone Hotspot to make sure it's not the connection)
[telegram] <Figorulz11> nothing
[telegram] <PTYTrader> Mine is working fine
[telegram] <PTYTrader> Which Agama version are you on?
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[telegram] <Figorulz11> Cheers (re @PTYTrader: download the new wallet)


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Custom CMake Wrappers¶
If you are modifying the CMake system for Azura or building an application inside Azura, then take a look at these awesome functions to make your life easier.
We use modern CMake, look that up. In short, we define CMake targets and use them. Every project, even 3rd party ones are CMake targets.
Azura has a deploy phase and a build phase. During deploy phase we “install” the application to a deploy specific folder (Example: Deploy/WIN64_RELEASE/<CMake Target>/
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Azura has CMake functions for both Deploy and Build phase.
Application Build¶
Cross Platform Shader Compilation¶
We use a slang shader for compilation. Unfortunately, they don’t have a CMake wrapper. Azura provides one with a simple interface.
API:
AzuraAddSlangShaders(<CMake Target> <HLSL|GLSL|DXBC|VULKAN> <SHADERS>)
Example:
# Format for shaders: "<Path>|<Shader Type: PS VS CS>"
# Path must NOT have subfolders. Currently the code just takes the filename directly during export
set(
PROJECT_SHADERS
"${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/Shaders/ShadingPass_Plane.ps.slang|PS"
"${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/Shaders/ShadingPass_Plane.vs.slang|VS"
)
AzuraAddSlangShaders(ClothSim HLSL ${PROJECT_SHADERS})
AzuraAddSlangShaders(ClothSim DXBC ${PROJECT_SHADERS})
^
Copying files that don’t compile¶
Use this to copy over meshes & textures or any file that is not built using C++ compilers.
API:
AzuraAddFilesAsDependency(<CMake Target> <Group Name (no space)> <List of Files>)
Example:
AzuraAddFilesAsDependency(
ClothSim Meshes
"Meshes/CustomCloth/buffer.bin"
"Meshes/CustomCloth/CustomCloth.gltf"
"Meshes/CustomCloth/ClothDiffuse.jpg"
"Meshes/Plane/Plane.bin"
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"Meshes/CustomCloth2/CustomCloth2.gltf"
"Meshes/CustomCloth2/ClothCustom2_col.jpg"
"Meshes/CustomCloth2/ClothCustom2_nrm.jpg"
"Meshes/CustomCloth2/ClothCustom2_rgh.jpg"
"Meshes/CustomCloth2/ClothCustom2_AO.jpg"
)
^
Adding log support¶
Azura has a custom logger. There are 0 cout and 0 printf statements. The log can be piped into the console if needed. To add logging support, call this function with the appropriate level of logging. 50 is the general default.
API:
AzuraAddLoggingSupport(<CMake Target> <Log Level>)
Importance of log level: Log Level allows certain modules to log at a higher priority (0-100). Currently, all projects are set to a default 50. This allows us to quiet logs that are lower priority.
Example:
AzuraAddLoggingSupport(ClothSim 50)
Application Deployment¶
Azura is an “out of source” build. We deploy after building the project.
Flow of code:
Source/ > Build/ > Deploy/
Deployment happens on top of the build folder.
Here is a quick example on how to deploy an executable:
AzuraDeployTarget(ClothSim)
# Copy build folder things to desired deploy directory.
# Notice how we copy the Shaders which are compiled by the build process.
AzuraDeployTargetFolder(ClothSim ${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/Shaders Shaders/)
AzuraDeployTargetFolder(ClothSim ${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/Textures Textures/)
AzuraDeployTargetFolder(ClothSim ${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/Meshes Meshes/)


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EddieHub Community and share your progress in the #standup channel.
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Q6. What are the prizes for the winners?
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TB Test
Features
Admin features are identified by "(A)" and firefighther by "(U)"
- View all records
- Start Cycle with selected firefighters 2:05 (A)
- Auto Check the firefighters based on previous test results 3:07 (A)
- Highlight unselected firefighters 4:02 (A)
- Edit TB test Record 5:27 (A)
- Auto creation of next category record if result positive 6:14 (A)
- Email Notification to firefighters 6:29 (A)
- User/ Firefighter complete questionnaire 7:58 (U)
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Drake
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Provides a "Visitor Pattern" for System and Diagram.
Rather than adding more virtual methods to the System base class, or performing a dynamic_cast to test if a System is a Diagram, you may use the visitor pattern enabled by this class, e.g.:
will call the correct Visit
overload.
| T | The scalar type, which must be one of the default scalars. |
#include <drake/systems/framework/system_visitor.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~SystemVisitor ()=default |
| virtual void | VisitSystem (const System< T > &system)=0 |
| This method will be called by System<T>::accept() if the System is not a Diagram<T>. More... | |
| virtual void | VisitDiagram (const Diagram< T > &diagram)=0 |
| This method will be called by System<T>::accept() if the System is a Diagram<T>. More... | |
Does not allow copy, move, or assignment | |
| SystemVisitor (const SystemVisitor &)=delete | |
| SystemVisitor & | operator= (const SystemVisitor &)=delete |
| SystemVisitor (SystemVisitor &&)=delete | |
| SystemVisitor & | operator= (SystemVisitor &&)=delete |
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| SystemVisitor ()=default | |
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delete |
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delete |
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virtualdefault |
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protecteddefault |
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delete |
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delete |
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pure virtual |
This method will be called by System<T>::accept() if the System is a Diagram<T>.
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pure virtual |
This method will be called by System<T>::accept() if the System is not a Diagram<T>.


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"AIR "the atmosphere, as opposed to the higher regions of the sky (1 Thessalonians 4:17; Revelation 9:2; 16:17). This word occurs once as the rendering of the Hebrew ruah (Job 41:16); elsewhere it is the rendering of shamaiyim, usually translated “heavens.” The expression “to speak into the air” (1 Corinthians 14:9) is a proverb denoting to speak in vain, as to “beat the air” (1 Corinthians 9:26) denotes to labour in vain.
"AIR "the atmosphere, as opposed to the higher regions of the sky (1 Thessalonians 4:17; Revelation 9:2; 16:17). This word occurs once as the rendering of the Hebrew ruah (Job 41:16); elsewhere it is the rendering of shamaiyim, usually translated “heavens.” The expression “to speak into the air” (1 Corinthians 14:9) is a proverb denoting to speak in vain, as to “beat the air” (1 Corinthians 9:26) denotes to labour in vain.


Our server is running at {{ url_for('first_page', _external=True) }}
Click the link to send the message 'Hello World' to the server
Click the link to send the message 'Hello World' to the server, and show the output in a

element
Click the link to send your own text to the server, and show the output in a

element
Start typing to copy the server response to a

element
We will use the autocomplete service of the LinkedLifeData.com website.
Start typing to copy a parsed server response to a

element
We will use the autocomplete service of the LinkedLifeData.com website.
Start typing to copy a parsed server response to a

element. We add custom handlers for the click events.
We will use the autocomplete service of the LinkedLifeData.com website.
Start typing to copy a parsed server response to a

element. The click events now use the URI returned by the autocompletion to fire a SPARQL DESCRIBE query, e.g:
DESCRIBE <http://linkedlifedata.com/resource/umls/id/C0000970>
We will use the autocomplete service of the LinkedLifeData.com website. And fire the SPARQL query to the endpoint at http://linkedlifedata.com/sparql. However, the problem is that not all SPARQL endpoints properly handle JSONP/CORS so we wrap it in a server side function {{ url_for('sparql') }}
Start typing to copy a parsed server response to a

element. The click events now use the URI returned by the autocompletion to fire a SPARQL DESCRIBE query, e.g:
DESCRIBE <http://linkedlifedata.com/resource/umls/id/C0000970>
We will use the autocomplete service of the LinkedLifeData.com website. And fire the SPARQL query to the endpoint at http://linkedlifedata.com/sparql. However, the problem is that not all SPARQL endpoints properly handle JSONP/CORS so we wrap it in a server side function {{ url_for('sparql') }}
(that will come in handy later anyway)
We also specify a link button that allows us to post the response to our own triple store. Again, we will wrap this call in a server side function {{ url_for('store') }}
Start typing to copy a parsed server response to a

element. The click events now use the label returned by the autocompletion to fire a SPARQL CONSTRUCT query, e.g:
PREFIX rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#> CONSTRUCT { ?s rdfs:label "Aspirin" . ?s ?p1 ?o1 . ?o1 ?p2 ?o2 . } WHERE { ?s rdfs:label "Aspirin"@en; ?p1 ?o1 . ?o1 ?p2 ?o2 . }
We will use the autocomplete service of the LinkedLifeData.com website. And fire the SPARQL query to the endpoint at http://live.dbpedia.org/sparql. However, the problem is that not all SPARQL endpoints properly handle JSONP/CORS so we wrap it in a server side function {{ url_for('sparql') }}
We also specify a link button that allows us to post the response to our own triple store. Again, we will wrap this call in a server side function {{ url_for('store') }}
Note that the only real difference with Step 10 is the SPARQL Query!
Let's add some schema information to our repository:
Click the link button to POST the schema to our own triple store. Again, we will wrap this call in a server side function {{ url_for('store') }}
rdf:type
relationsLet's run the following query against the repository and show the results in the div
:
PREFIX owl: <http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#> PREFIX dbo: <http://dbpedia.org/ontology/> SELECT ?x WHERE { ?x a dbo:Drug . }
Click the link button to GET the query to our triple store. Again, we will wrap this call in a server side function {{ url_for('sparql') }}
Just because some people dislike the number 13, let's run a query against the repository, do some client-side parsing of the JSON results, and show them in the div
:
Click the link button to GET the query to our triple store. Again, we will wrap this call in a server side function {{ url_for('sparql') }}


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Someone else is currently processing Jane Smith
| Patient name | NHS number | Status | Processor | Time received | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jane Smith |<PHONE_NUMBER> | with processor | Jon Simpson | 10.00am 06-02-2020 | Start matching | |
| Maxine Hunter |<PHONE_NUMBER> | with processor | Jon Simpson | 10.49am 06-02-2020 | ||
| Samantha Rhodes |<PHONE_NUMBER> | checker rejected | 11.23am 06-02-2020 | Start matching | ||
| Lisa Jones |<PHONE_NUMBER> | Not started | 12.03pm 06-02-2020 | Start matching | ||
| Jax Mannings |<PHONE_NUMBER> | with processor | Mike Ashfeild | 1.10pm 06-02-2020 | ||
| Claudia Beddis |<PHONE_NUMBER> | Not started | 1.33pm 06-02-2020 | Start matching | ||
| Terri Hills |<PHONE_NUMBER> | checker rejected | 2.09pm 06-02-2020 | Start matching | ||
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Hello,

My question may be stupid but I am a newbie with Gecode.

I would like to implement the notion of partial consistent assignment (http://www.fi.muni.cz/~hanka/publ/sac05.pdf).

More precisely, I am looking for a maximal consistent assignment.

Is it natively managed in GECODE ?

I made a first attempt : I added a dummy value in the domain of each variable. During the search process, I put constraints on the number of "unassigned variables" to minimise it. Is it the proper way to deal with partial consistent assignment in GECODE ?

Thanks in advance.

Benoît


Orm
Orm is short for Object Relational Mapper which does 2 things:
it maps your database table rows to objects and it allows you to
establish relations between those objects.
It follows closely
the Active Record Pattern, but was also influenced
by other systems.
Creating Models
Creating a model takes little time, the convention is to use the Model_ prefix for the class (eg Model_Article using the filename article.php) and thus place them in app/classes/model/ but you are free to use whatever name you choose.
class Model_Article extends Orm\Model {}
The above only works with the MySQL and MySQLi drivers because it needs to fetch the model properties from the database. It is however not very efficient and thus discouraged to use it this way because you'll always need that one extra query per model just to fetch the column names.
class Model_Article extends Orm\Model
{
protected static $_properties = array('id', 'title', 'contents', 'publish');
}
Configuration
You can add static properties to the Model to configure it. As
we've seen there are none required but setting
$_properties
is encouraged. All these can be both
public
and
protected
but may NOT be
private
.
Note that all configuration properties are prefixed with a
single underscore to prevent collisions with your column names.
protected static $_table_name
When this isn't set the Model_ prefix is removed from the class name and the class name is pluralized. Thus "Model_Article" expects table "articles". If you don't follow this convention you can change it by setting the $_table_name property.
class Model_Article extends Orm\Model
{
protected static $_table_name = 'myarticles';
}
protected static $_primary_key
By default this is set to array('id') , if you use another column name or multiple primary keys you need to set this property.
class Model_Article extends Orm\Model
{
protected static $_primary_key = array('aid');
}
The primary key must be a real primary key: unique and unchanging.
Don't use it for other purposes (like a foreign key in a one-one
relation) as well, that won't work as the PK can't be changed. The
Orm won't check this, and while it might seem to work at first
glance: you'll get into trouble.
It is not required for the
PK to be auto_increment (though preferred) and you can specify the
PK yourself, but only the first time. Once it's set, it's set.
protected static $_properties
There's already a simple example above of adding all model properties, they can also be configured by using the column name as the key and setting options like type, label and validation.
class Model_Article extends Orm\Model
{
protected static $_properties = array(
'id', // both validation & typing observers will ignore the PK
'name' => array(
'data_type' => 'varchar',
'label' => 'Article Name',
'validation' => array('required', 'min_length' => array(3), 'max_length' => array(20)),
'form' => array('type' => 'text'),
'default' => 'New article',
),
'gender' => array(
'data_type' => 'varchar',
'label' => 'Gender',
'form' => array('type' => 'select', 'options' => array('m' => 'Male', 'f' => 'Female')),
'validation' => array('required'),
),
'created_at' => array(
'data_type' => 'int',
'label' => 'Created At',
'form' => array(
'type' => false, // this prevents this field from being rendered on a form
),
),
'updated_at' => array('data_type' => 'int', 'label' => 'Updated At')
);
}
Form attributes can be passed in the form of an array as shown in the example.
Validation rules can be passed as either just the rule: array('required') or as the rule with an array of params: array('min_length' => array(3)) both are shown in the example above. A full explanation of the Validation class and it's rule can be found under Core.
protected static $_conditions
By default this property does not exist and Model::condition() returns array() , but you can set on the model if you want any conditions defined on every query run. Currently 'order_by' and 'where' conditions are supported.
class Model_Article extends Orm\Model
{
protected static $_conditions = array(
'order_by' => array('id' => 'desc'),
'where' => array(
array('publish_date', '>',<PHONE_NUMBER>),
array('published', '=', 1),
),
);
}
The order_by condition is only applied if no other order by clause is defined. The where conditions are added using and to any other defined where clauses.
protected static $_has_one, $_belongs_to, $_has_many, $_many_many
Relating models to each other is explained in Relating Models
protected static $_connection
By default this property does not exist and Model::connection() returns null , but you can set it to any other database name configured in app/config/db.php .
protected static $_write_connection
If you have a master/slave setup for your database environment, you can use this property to define the connection to use for the write master. If configured, the $_connection property will be used to connect to the read slaves.
By default this property does not exist and Model::connection(true) returns either the configured $_connection , or null , but you can set it to any other database name configured in app/config/db.php .
// configuration for single database usage
class Model_Article extends Orm\Model
{
// 'articles_db' has to be configured in your db.php configuration file
protected static $_connection = 'articles_db';
}
// configuration for master/slave database usage
class Model_Article extends Orm\Model
{
// 'articles_master_db' and 'articles_slave_db' have to be configured in your db.php configuration file
protected static $_write_connection = 'articles_master_db';
protected static $_connection = 'articles_slave_db';
}
Note that relations do not work across connections, so when you define your connections in the model, make sure your related models have exactly the same configuration, both for reads and writes!
protected static $_to_array_exclude
If you are writing an API driven application, often you want to limit the columns that are exposed to the API interface. For example, when exposing a user record, you would not want to expose the user's password, login hash or salt.
In your model definition, you can add a list of columns to the to_array_exclude array to exclude them from being exported using to_array().
class Model_User extends Orm\Model
{
protected static $_to_array_exclude = array(
'password', 'login_hash', 'salt' // exclude these columns from being exported
);
}
By default the to_array() method exports both column and relation data loaded in the current model object. Optionally, it allows you to export the custom properties too. Array exclusion works on column names, custom properties and relations, allowing you to exclude properties from all of them.
protected static $_observers
Adding observers is explained in Observers


Animation Controller
Animating characters is a complex task. Even simple creatures typically already need tens of different animation clips for locomotion and basic actions. However, having the animation clips is not enough, they also need to be played on the animated mesh in such a way that animations blend over nicely and play perfectly in sequence. Additionally you may need to apply an animation only to a certain part of the body. Animations should fade in and out smoothly as they are activated and deactivated, and certain clips need to be synchronized to achieve the desired effect.
An animation controller is used to configure how each animation clip of a character should behave when it is actively played on the mesh. Animation controllers are the basis for complex animation playback. They also provide some very basic functionality for logic and math, such that one can build simple state machines. For more complex decisions which animations should play when, use custom code.
Creating and Using Animation Controllers
Animation controllers are configured through the animation controller asset type. To apply the output pose of an animation controller to an animated mesh, add an animation controller component to the same game object. The controller will send the output pose to the mesh every frame, but only while the scene is simulated.
To control what an animation controller will output, you typically also need a blackboard. The blackboard is used to store state. Scripts or other custom code decide which animations should be played and write that state to the blackboard. The animation controller in turn reads state from the blackboard and then activates the desired animation clip playback. The controller can also write back state to the blackboard, for example to communicate back that an animation clip has finished playing.
Animation Controller Concept
The following image shows a very basic animation controller:
The flow of information is from left to right.
On the far left side the two green nodes are used to read state from the blackboard. Here we read the blackboard values PlayIdle and PlayWave to see which animation clips should get played. The pink output pins are trigger pins, meaning they can be active (triggered) or inactive. When the read value is 1
(in this case) the pins are set to triggered which then activates the connected nodes to the right.
The two light blue nodes are used to sample animation clips. There are different ways how animation clips can be played, but here we only use very basic (looped) playback. When the PlayIdle blackboard value is set, the Idle clip will be sampled. When the PlayWave blackboard value is set, the Wave clip will get sampled. Any combination is possible, so both clips can be played at the same time.
The sampling nodes have a LocalPose output pin. This pin represents the animation pose that was determined. The pin also carries information about weighting the pose. That means when the clip playback was just started, the pose may still be fading and shouldn't immediately have full influence. Similarly, if a pose shall only be applied to a certain body part these bone weights are also included here and will be forwarded to any following node.
In the middle of the graph the combine poses node is used to gather multiple poses and turn them into one. This node uses the aforementioned bone weights and overall pose weight to blend all the available poses together.
Note that the blue nodes output local poses. That means the pose data is in a certain format. Data in this format can be used for certain operations, however, the data cannot be output in this format. Therefore the next step is to convert the pose from local space to model space. Once the data is in model space there are other operations that can be done with it.
In this graph, though, the converted pose is simply forwarded to the output node. This is always the final step.
Summary
The animation controller uses a graph based workflow to let you visually configure how animation clips are combined. Nodes have inputs to control their behavior, and they output data or state that can (or must) be forwarded to the next step in the pipeline, until an animation pose ultimately reaches the output.
The system is intelligent enough to optimize away operations that don't affect the output.
You typically control which animations are played when through a blackboard. For quick prototyping you can also use the input nodes to get certain input data directly into the graph.
Simple animation state machines can be built directly in the animation controller graph using the logic and math nodes as well as the blackboard nodes. For more complex logic you should use custom code.


Angular Factory Pattern
Wed Aug 5, 2015
Suffix Factory with ‘Service’
The terminology “Factory” in Angular is different from the one used in the Java community. From a Java developer’s perspective, a factory is to create something by a specification supplied by the factory caller. There should be only one public method on a factory - getInstance(). Well, maybe some variations of the getInstance method. But that should be it. Factories simply create stuff.
However, in Angular, unlike angular.controller
which creates a controller, what angular.factory
creates is not a factory but a service - a place to host public APIs and encapsulate logics, not a factory that creates stuff. Services certainly could be used to create things, however, the most common usage is to wrap shared code and expose them to consumer code.
angular.factory
returns a service singleton. That’s why I would like to suffix the factory function with “Service” not “Factory”.
angular
.module('myApp')
// userService instead of userFactory
.factory('userService', userService)
;
Decouple Interface from Implementation
A common factory looks like this:
//
// Not so good
//
angular
.module('myApp')
.factory('userService', userService)
;
function userService($http, $log) {
// Private variables
var REST_URL = '/api/users';
// Return the service instance
return {
// Public methods
getUsers: function() { ... },
queryUsers: function(by) { ... }
};
}
Nothing is really wrong with the above example. However, there is room for improvement - the returned service instance is a congealment of both interface and implementation. getUsers
and queryUsers
are interfaces, while their associated anonymous functions are implementation details. If the anonymous functions grow in lines of code, it would be “a bit” difficult to tell the service interface from implementations. To improve the readability, a common practice is to move the implementations out:
//
// Better
//
function userService($http, $log) {
...
// Move implementation here
var getUsers = function() { ... };
var queryUsers = function(by) { ... };
// Keep interface simple
return {
getUsers: getUsers
queryUsers: queryUsers
};
}
Move Declarations to Top
To push good readability further, I will move declarations above implementations, just like how we define Angular components. Here is an example of Angular controller definition:
//
// Good example
//
angular
.module('myApp')
// Controller declarations. We have two controllers
.controller('MainController', MainController)
.controller('SideBarController', SideBarController)
;
// Controller implementations
function MainController() { ... }
function SideBarController() { ... }
By moving declarations above Implementations, we have a clear manifest of what this Angular script will do. Apply the same principle to factories:
//
// Improved
//
function userService($http) {
// Declarations, moved up.
return {
getUsers: getUsers,
queryUsers: queryUsers
};
// Implementations, moved down.
// Use function declaration syntax instead of
// var getUsers = function() { ... };
function getUsers() { ... }
function queryUsers(by) { ... }
}
Here we use function declaration syntax to define the implementation functions, so they will be hoisted and accessible even before they are defined.
It’s also recommended to have variables defined at top of the function body:
//
// Improved
//
function userService($http) {
// Declarations
var var1 = 1;
return {
getUsers: getUsers,
queryUsers: queryUsers
};
// Implementations
function getUsers() { ... }
function queryUsers(by) { ... }
}
Conclusion
Suffix factories with ‘Service’. Leverage function hoisting to pull declarations above implementations.
;(function() {
'use strict';
angular
.module('myApp')
.factory('userService', userService) // Declaration
;
function userService($http, $log) { // Implementation
// Declaration
var REST_URL = '/api/users';
return {
getUsers: getUsers,
queryUsers: queryUsers
};
// Implementation
function getUsers() { ... }
function queryUsers(by) { ... }
}
})();
The same style can be applied to other Angular components, such as directives and filters. Here is a directive example:
;(function() {
'use strict';
angular
.module('myApp')
.directive('myAwesomeWidget', myAwesomeWidget)
;
function myAwesomeWidget($log) {
// Directive declarations
return {
restrict: 'AE',
scope: {
options: '='
},
templateUrl: 'app/common/myAwesomeWidget.html',
link: linkMyAwesomeWidget
};
// Link function implementation
function linkMyAwesomeWidget(scope, elem, attrs) {
...
}
}
})();


Higher Education
Aberdeen has two universities and a major college that provide
training and expertise to support our local space programme
Careers
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training and expertise to support our local space programme
With the new capus at Garthdee RGU is well positioned to embark on space technologies.
An ancient institution but with their eyes firmly focused on the stars. UoA has a track record of pushing technology to its limits.
The flexible learning courses avaliable at NEOSC will be criticial of training during missions.


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| Size |
The interactive plot above shows the distribution of stars with a co-moving neighbor in the Solar neighborhood in a cylindrical projection onto the Galactic plane.
We looked for these co-moving pairs of stars using the Tycho-Gaia Astrometric Solution (TGAS) which is released as a part of the Gaia first data release. Gaia is an exciting and ambitious space mission launched in 2013 to chart distances and proper motions of one billion stars in our Galaxy, the Milky Way.
Using the positions (including distances) and proper motions of two million stars,
and their uncertainties,
in the TGAS, we perform a marginalized likelihood ratio test to pick out pairs
that are consistent with having the same 3D velocity. Of about 270,000 pairs that
we examine, we find ~13,000 candidate co-moving pairs. Some of these pairs are
connected by sharing a co-moving neighbor to form a connected component.
As you can see, some of the larger connected components nicely coincide with the positions of
known star clusters. An aggregate of co-moving pairs on the upper right corresponds to
positions of known OB associations e.g., Scorpius-Centaurus Association.
There are also many candidate co-moving pairs which are mutually exclusively linked. These are found with very wide separations upto 10 pc, our search limit. But we only show the hundred largest groups here for speed. For more details, see a our paper on arxiv.


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Tempo
Tempo is a C# library for building reactive applications. Tempo provides mechanisms for safely mixing reactive code with imperative code. Rather than focusing on events, reactive code in Tempo models relationships between elements of time-varying state. Imperative code blocks are isolated; changes made by imperative code are not visible to the rest of the program until the block has finished. In other words, from the perspective of reactive observers, the imperative block appears to have executed instantly. This is great for preventing glitches (temporarily incorrect values) that may cause unwanted side-effects.
By modelling reactive code around time-varying state, we can eliminate a great deal of accidental state that would be introduced when using event based models.
Tempo also explicitly models the lifetime of code and data. Reactive code is modelled as logically continuous; for example, a reactive expression might bind the contents of a UI widget to always be equal to a corresponding value in the model. The lifetime of this expression may be bound to the duration the view is visible, so when the view is shown, the expression is activated, and when the view is hidden it is deactivated. For this duration, the expression is logically continuously active.
Finally, the concept of request brokers combines time-varying state and lifetime management to provide a way to share access to exclusive resources.
Documentation overview
If you are new to Tempo, the Getting Started sections provides tutorials to get up and running with Tempo in practice. Get started with Quickstart.
The conceptual documentation breaks down the core ideas behind the library. To learn more, start with Overview.
If you need to look up specific details of the API, check out the Reference Documentation


This dashboard offers two overviews (1): the 'Social Vulnerability Index' (SoVI) (Y-variable) adapted from RCMRD vulnerability index (http://tools.rcmrd.org/vulnerabilitytool/) with the 'Remoteness Indicators' (X-variables) developed through scripted GIS analyses (2): The outputs of the multi-variate linear regression model (LM) and the random forest model (RF) used to predict the social vulnerability for Malawi using the remoteness indicators. The over- and under-prediction are indicated for both models. Two options are available: click to select one: (The 1st is standard)


Java programming language was originally developed by Sun Microsystems which was initiated by James Gosling and released in 1995 as core component of Sun Microsystems' Java platform (Java 1.0 [J2SE]).
The latest release of the Java Standard Edition is Java SE 8. With the advancement of Java and its widespread popularity, multiple configurations were built to suit various types of platforms. For example: J2EE for Enterprise Applications, J2ME for Mobile Applications.
The new J2 versions were renamed as Java SE, Java EE, and Java ME respectively. Java is guaranteed to be Write Once, Run Anywhere.
- Object Oriented − In Java, everything is an Object. Java can be easily extended since it is based on the Object model.
- Platform Independent − Unlike many other programming languages including C and C++, when Java is compiled, it is not compiled into platform specific machine, rather into platform independent byte code. This byte code is distributed over the web and interpreted by the Virtual Machine (JVM) on whichever platform it is being run on.
If you are still willing to set up your environment for Java programming language, then this section guides you on how to download and set up Java on your machine. Following are the steps to set up the environment.
public class MyFirstJavaProgram {
public static void main(String []args) {
System.out.println("Hello World");
}
}
Follow the instructions to download Java and run the .exe to install Java on your machine. Once you installed Java on your machine, you will need to set environment variables to point to correct installation directories.
- Right-click on 'My Computer' and select 'Properties'.
- Click the 'Environment variables' button under the 'Advanced' tab.
- Now, alter the 'Path' variable so that it also contains the path to the Java executable. Example, if the path is currently set to 'C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32', then change your path to read 'C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32;c:\Program Files\java\jdk\bin'.
A variable provides us with named storage that our programs can manipulate. Each variable in Java has a specific type, which determines the size and layout of the variable's memory; the range of values that can be stored within that memory; and the set of operations that can be applied to the variable.
- Arithmetic Operators
- Relational Operators
- Bitwise Operators
- Logical Operators
- Assignment Operators
- Misc Operators
When we consider a Java program, it can be defined as a collection of objects that communicate via invoking each other's methods. Let us now briefly look into what do class, object, methods, and instance variables mean.
Let us look at a simple code that will print the words Hello World.
public class MyFirstJavaProgram {
public static void main(String []args) {
System.out.println("Hello World");
}
}
Let us now look deep into what are objects. If we consider the real-world, we can find many objects around us, cars, dogs, humans, etc. All these objects have a state and a behavior.
public class MyFirstJavaProgram {
public static void main(String []args) {
System.out.println("Hello World");
}
}
If we consider a dog, then its state is - name, breed, color, and the behavior is - barking, wagging the tail, running.
If you compare the software object with a real-world object, they have very similar characteristics.
Software objects also have a state and a behavior. A software object's state is stored in fields and behavior is shown via methods.
So in software development, methods operate on the internal state of an object and the object-to-object communication is done via methods.
public class Dog {
String breed;
int age;
String color;
void barking() {
}
void hungry() {
}
void sleeping() {
}
}
Variables are nothing but reserved memory locations to store values. This means that when you create a variable you reserve some space in the memory.
Based on the data type of a variable, the operating system allocates memory and decides what can be stored in the reserved memory. Therefore, by assigning different data types to variables, you can store integers, decimals, or characters in these variables.
- Byte data type is an 8-bit signed two's complement integer
- Minimum value is -128 (-2^7)
- Maximum value is 127 (inclusive)(2^7 -1)
- Default value is 0
- Byte data type is used to save space in large arrays, mainly in place of integers, since a byte is four times smaller than an integer.
- Example: byte a = 100, byte b = -50
Java defines several bitwise operators, which can be applied to the integer types, long, int, short, char, and byte.
Bitwise operator works on bits and performs bit-by-bit operation. Assume if a = 60 and b = 13; now in binary format they will be as follows −
a = 0011 1100
b = 0000 1101
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a&b = 0000 1100
a|b = 0011 1101
a^b = 0011 0001
~a = 1100 0011
There may be a situation when you need to execute a block of code several number of times. In general, statements are executed sequentially: The first statement in a function is executed first, followed by the second, and so on.
Programming languages provide various control structures that allow for more complicated execution paths.
A loop statement allows us to execute a statement or group of statements multiple times and following is the general form of a loop statement in most of the programming languages


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Friday, June 2, 2017
First entry, but not first day of coding.
Working on the syntax and spacing has consumed a bit of my time today. I looked at freeCodeCamp's website and realized they have the same sort of dropdowns I was looking for in their map to display answers. after peeking at their source code (don't worry... not cheating... see my source code) I noticed they used lists. So I then added all the ul li's and realized I needed to do some source formatting. On to more challenges... :)
Sunday, June 4, 2017
Woo Hoo! Just figured out a solution to fix the problem that got me into programming in the first place.
Back in 2009, I tried running an eCommerce site selling billiard supplies. I just wanted to make money at something I liked to do. However, with over 4,000 products and product updates every 3-6 months I started to get overwhelmed. You see, every piece of a quality pool cue is made from a differant material, and the customers only want quality.
So basicly this left me with a lot of work...ending up in more than a million fields in a .csv table. I was creating an HTML table for each item with 34 seperate columns of description data... Here I am today thinking of a possible fix for the nightmare of a mess.
June 12, 2017
I realized this is consuming more time than I had expected. I have many projects I work on, and have decided to work on my domain Oregon Green Host, and prepare for a cheap hosting plan for students, which I'm sure many students could benefit from.


Sites are typically built in WordPress. Tools used to build the sites are based on the requirements of client. These tools can be premium themes, custom themes, and a variety of plugins.
For over 170 years The Verdin Company® has manufactured and sold the finest bell and clock products. This website was created at the launch of the Verdin Organ Division® a comprehensive collection of pipe organs, digital organs, hybrid organs and digital pianos. The site was created to allow Verdin to continue to update and maintain the site.
Visit the SiteHello Knots is a startup specializing in baby accessories, like bows. The unique challenge of this site was to build an ecommerce platform (using woocommerce) that would support offering monthly subscriptions. The site also needed a user friendly backend to allow the store owner to manage their site (upload new images, adjust text, add content, etc.).
Visit the SiteBullock Eye Care is an optometry office in Pasco, Washington. The doctors wanted a site that reflected the personal and local feel of the practice and give a potential patient information needed to choose an eye doctor. In building this site, I worked with the doctors to identify the information that should be presented on the website and what format would be the best for that information to be presented in.
Visit the SiteBob Kittell is a power-proven speaker who connects with students, corporate leaders, and employees. He entertains with interaction, humor, and energy, and makes your entire event fun. Bob has spoken to audiences in over 150 cities nationally and internationally. His message of hope helps people find success in their business and personal lives.
Visit the SiteConstrux is a consulting company specializing in software development best practices. Ondemand.construx.com was created to market Construx’s online learning options. This site was a custom built site offering backend management for Construx to upload new courses and edit existing courses in their catalog.
Visit the SiteConstrux is a consulting company specializing in software development best practices. Construx offers online learning options to take courses online. These courses are hosted on a custom built learning management system (LMS). My role was to style the player to make the user interface attractive and user friendly.
Visit the SiteSilver Flight Ensembles is a non-profit dedicated to helping aspiring flutists get the assistance they need to accomplish their goals. Silver Flight didn’t have a website so we started from ground zero. I assisted in purchasing a domain and setting up the hosting. From there, we planned content and set requirements for the site. I then built the website to meet those needs. A unique part of this project was building a custom online application form for the grant that they offer aspiring flutists.
Visit the SiteThis website was a concept site designed for a primary care medical office in Redmond, Washington. The previous website was difficult to navigate and needed an update. The new site contains the same information but with updated layout and responsive content. The site also has a dashboard to allow the employees to login and manage the content of the site.
Visit the SiteMy videos encompass a large variety of categories including, corporate, documentary, motion graphic, marketing, lifestyle shoots and more.
I have a passion for learning, tech and building things. In 2014 I received my bachelors degree in communication. I quickly went to work at a well established software consulting company, Construx Software. While my job at Construx focused on video production the glimpse I got into the world of development made an impact.
I started to teach myself web development. I attended conferences, scoured the internet for training and resources and I started building websites. I mainly focused on WordPress as a CMS to allow clients to maintain their websites after I built it for them. I learned to love building in WordPress I attend Wordcamps yearly and am involved in my local WordPress community. I continue to build and maintain WordPress sites with my company MotionWeb
I founded my own video production company called CourseBox. CourseBox focuses on online video training for Subject Matter Experts. I continue to build websites, Create online training with CourseBox and work to build and refine my skills.
At DevPont Labs I'm learning skills essential to transition from a WordPress specific developer to a full stack front end developer. Skills include: Javascript, React.js, Ajax, jQuery, Gulp, & Bower.
CourseBox is a professional video studio dedicated to giving individuals, startups and companies access to professional video production. We specializes in creating professional online video courses for Subject Matter Experts (SME’s).
At MotionWeb I build and maintain WordPress sites for businesses and individuals. Maintenance services allow business owners to focus on the other important aspects of their business. I provide daily backup services, security monitoring, SEO monitoring, basic WordPress training and webmaster services.
At Construx I developed courses and saw them through from pre-production through production and post-production. I also was the developer in charge of styling the learning management system to be more user friendly, responsive and more visually appealing.
I graduated in 2014 with a Bachelor's Degree in Communication. While in school I worked for the University's advertising agency, Soapbox Agency, leading the video department in creating marketing and advertising videos for clients.


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Could do with some free macs
Cryptoon04-Aug-18 03:28 PM
wtf
what just happened to btc
REEEEEEKT
going for lower bb
crumb04-Aug-18 03:41 PM
btc was roughly at these levels around july 18th. we go up and then we go down. what's the problem
multi year perspective, what is there to sweat about
rule of the market: most people who panic sell/buy underperform
actionslacks04-Aug-18 03:48 PM
this ride never stops
crumb04-Aug-18 03:49 PM
exactly
ComputerGenie04-Aug-18 03:50 PM
@crumbToday at 10:41 AM
btc was roughly at these levels around july 18th. we go up and then we go down. what's the problem
because 15x over 27 months isn't enough for greedy feks
bishop04-Aug-18 03:51 PM
need moar lamboz
yorklab04-Aug-18 03:54 PM
I keep hearing about Bitcoin market manipulation all the time. I only assume it's true, but you never really know for sure. I thought the ICE news was huge and could be the start of a long term rally, but the market has come down since. Hard to believe that's anything but manipulation and the big players are accumulating now.
 Majority of investors are completely clueless.
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ComputerGenie04-Aug-18 04:07 PM
@actionslacks UNIT is a prime example of that; the market is still overvalued for if because of a shitopia bot malfunction in Dec that n00bs followed the price on
It was a ton of: "I never heard of this UNIT thing, but the price is mooning, I better get me some..."(edited)
sold like $4 worth of UNIT for like $8k on the bot high
actionslacks04-Aug-18 04:15 PM
Dec was fun. Felt like the whole world was buying with both fists.
ComputerGenie04-Aug-18 04:16 PM
and that's where all the "rekt" and roof-jumpers come in, they all thought it was going to last forever
Bitcoin = rekt
BTC price= feken nice
crumb04-Aug-18 04:18 PM
Poetic
actionslacks04-Aug-18 04:19 PM
I had some grand vision that it was just the start of the adoption curve
The real problem with BTC adoption isn't the "mainstream", it's that Core wants it to be a commodity, not a currency, and people refuse to understand the difference and let go of BTC "god" status for currencies.(edited)
actionslacks04-Aug-18 04:27 PM
Ignorance and apathy towards the financial system. The last crash gave birth to bitcoin. The next one will likely be it's coming of age.
yiiieh! sold 3 BTC@6300€ earlier today.. lucky dog I am!(edited)
ComputerGenie04-Aug-18 06:23 PM
until Monday when it's 6660€
LocoMB04-Aug-18 06:30 PM
naw I don't care- been past that for a loooong time...(edited)
ComputerGenie04-Aug-18 06:41 PM
yeah, because who needs an extra 660€ per day income anyway
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tolken04-Aug-18 08:08 PM
Damn, that Cred app that just added KMD is another one of those sites like Robinhood that only lets you buy crypto but not withdraw it. Ugg.
was looking to buy some kmd directly.  The company isn’t too far from me, might be cool to pick their brains about if that’s even on their roadmap to open that up.


Practical Challenges of Imitation Learning from Observation
Overview
In this post, I will explore some practical details in popular imitation learning from observation methods. Learning from observation (LfO) is the problem of learning a policy from a set of state-only expert demonstrations. The goal of LfO is to eventually enable agents to learn by observing humans or other robots. However, LfO is difficult because it both requires learning perception of what the expert is doing, and then learning a control policy on top of this learned perception. We cannot directly apply standard imitation learning approaches like Behavioral Cloning or Generative Adversarial Imitation Learning [2].
Popular LfO methods adapt the standard imitation learning algorithms for the case of having no actions. Behavioral Cloning from Observations (BCO), first learns an inverse model from agent experience, and then uses this to infer the missing expert actions and ultimately perform standard Behavioral Cloning (BC) [1]. Generative Adversarial Imitation from Observation (GAIfO), adapts Generative Adversarial Imitation Learning to LfO by learning a discriminator from state, next state pairs rather than state, action pairs [3]. GAIfO-s is another method sometimes used in practice, which changes the GAIfO discriminator to only take a single state as input [4].
In this post, I will share my experience training BCO, GAIfO, and GAIfO-s. Hyperparameters and implementation details are important for these algorithms. I use the HalfCheetah-v3 environment from OpenAI Gym to show how the algorithm details affect performance. In all sections, the expert dataset is 50 episodes of 1k steps with 6678 average reward on the HalfCheetah-v3 environment.
BCO
In my experience, the biggest pitfall of BCO is when the policy cannot produce meaningful experience for the inverse model to learn from, resulting in bad action inference on the expert dataset. If the policy begins to produce bad data, the inverse model and policy can get stuck in a bad cycle. The inverse model predicts bad actions, which results in a bad policy, which results in bad experience for the policy, and the cycle continues.
All this means that BCO struggles in problems where a decent inverse model cannot be learned from random exploration. While updating from additional policy data can help, it needs a “good foundation” to start from, or the policy will never have good data to learn from. The importance of exploration and good data for the inverse model leads to two important hyperparameter considerations.
Pre-exploration: There should be a phase before policy learning where a random policy collects data to train the inverse model. Collecting data with only the untrained policy will not be random enough to get meaningful diverse data for the inverse model.
Stochastic Policy: The policy should output a distribution over actions. Increasing the stochasticity of the policy increases the diversity of data for the inverse model.
Below are plots comparing these hyperparameters. While the stochastic policy does not matter for HalfCheetah, I experienced that it is necessary for learning in more complex control tasks like pick and place in robotic manipulation. Its little effect in HalfCheetah could be because exploration is easy and the task is repetitive. The table of hyperparameters used for this plot is below.
| Hyperparam | Value |
|---|---|
| $\alpha$ (num updates) | 50 |
| Inverse model architecture | (400,300) |
| Inverse model learning rate | 3e-4 |
| Inverse model learning rate decay | No |
| # epochs per inverse model update | 1 |
| BC policy architecture | (400,300) |
| BC learning rate | 3e-4 |
| BC learning rate decay | No |
| # epochs per BC update | 10 |
| State normalization | Yes, from expert state data |
| BC stochastic policy | Yes, learned mean and standard dev for norm dist |
| # random exploration steps | 200k |
| total # environment steps | 10M |
GAIfO
Reward Type: Since GAIfO relies on adversarial training it can be very sensitive to hyperparameters. Most surprising to me was the importance of the reward function implementation. There are several ways you can implement the reward function in adversarial imitation learning methods (where $ D(s) $ is the discriminator with a sigmoid output):
- AIRL: $ \log D(s) + \log (1 - D(s))$, expert with label $1$ [6].
- GAIL: $ \log D(s) + \log (1 - D(s))$, expert with label $1$ [2].
- Raw: $ D(s)$, expert with label $1$.
- GAIfO: $ \log D(s) $, expert with label $0$ [3].
The fourth choice is what the GAIfO paper uses. Note that this is a different reward than what popular GAIL codebases use [5]. Using the correct GAIfO reward is crucial for learning. Below are the different rewards in HalfCheetah. All the hyperparameters except the reward type are fixed across runs. Interestingly, some reward types struggle to learn.
| Hyperparam | Value |
|---|---|
| Policy architecture | (400,300) |
| Policy optimizer | PPO |
| PPO entropy coefficient | 0.001 |
| Policy learning rate | 0.001 |
| Policy learning rate decay | Yes |
| Discriminator architecture | (400,300) |
| Discriminator learning rate | 0.001 |
| # of discriminator updates per policy update | 2 |
| total # environment steps | 10M |
Another important consideration is the discriminator should be updated more frequently than the policy. By updating the discriminator more, it will be a better fit for the current on-policy state distribution, providing a better reward. A comparison of 1 versus 2 discriminator updates per policy update is shown below.
Since a discriminator accurate for the current distribution of policy data is important, a higher discriminator learning rate is important as well. As shown in the figure below, a lower learning rate results in poor performance.
Finally, while maybe obvious, it’s important to have a high discriminator and network capacity. The below figure compares using a policy and discriminator network architecture with hidden layers of size (400, 300) versus (64, 64).
GAIfO-s
Intuitively, GAIfO-s should perform worse than GAIfO because it only has access to a single state and therefore cannot infer dynamics. However, I have found that GAIfO-s performance can be better than GAIfO when the state includes temporal information such as velocity. In that case, a single state is enough to infer dynamics information. While GAIfO performs better than GAIfO-s in HalfCheetah, I have found the opposite to be true for harder tasks in robot manipulation.
Takeaways
- Have an exploration phase in BCO where a random policy collects data.
- Use a stochastic policy in BCO.
- Use the correct GAIfO reward type from the original paper for GAIfO.
- The discriminator should learn faster than the policy in GAIfO. This means increasing the discriminator learning rate and updating it multiple times per policy update.
- Use large networks. This will vary by task, but this is often an issue I forget about.
- GAIfO-s can work well for some problems.
References
All plots were made with W&B.
- [1] Torabi, Faraz, Garrett Warnell, and Peter Stone. “Behavioral cloning from observation.” arXiv preprint arXiv:1805.01954 (2018).
- [2] Ho, Jonathan, and Stefano Ermon. “Generative adversarial imitation learning.” Advances in neural information processing systems. 2016.
- [3] Torabi, Faraz, Garrett Warnell, and Peter Stone. “Generative adversarial imitation from observation.” arXiv preprint arXiv:1807.06158 (2018).
- [4] Yang, Chao, et al. “Imitation learning from observations by minimizing inverse dynamics disagreement.” Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems. 2019.
- [5] Kostrikov, Ilya. “pytorch-a2c-ppo-acktr.” (2018). https://github.com/ikostrikov/pytorch-a2c-ppo-acktr-gail
- [6] Fu, Justin, Katie Luo, and Sergey Levine. “Learning robust rewards with adversarial inverse reinforcement learning.” arXiv preprint arXiv:1710.11248 (2017).


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Taiwan candidate chooses ex-Google executive as running mate
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - The pro-China opposition candidate in Taiwan’s presidential election set for early next year has chosen a former Google executive as his running mate.
Chang San-cheng, a political independent, on Monday joined the ticket of Nationalist Party candidate Han Kuo-yu, who lags behind Democratic Progressive Party incumbent Tsai Ing-wen in most polls. Cheng is an engineer who received master’s and doctoral degrees from Stanford and Cornell universities in the United States.
China claims sovereignty over Taiwan and has sought to isolate Tsai for her independence-leaning positions. The sides split amid civil war in 1949 and Beijing has threatened to use military force to bring the self-governing, democratic island under its control.
Chang served briefly as Cabinet chief in the administration of Tsai’s predecessor, Ma Ying-jeou, who was favored by Beijing for his policies promoting integration between the sides.
Chang worked as search engine Google’s head of technology in Asia from 2010 to 2012.
The presidential election is scheduled for Jan. 11, along with polls for the legislature.
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Types in Microsoft.FSharp.Math
Public instance methods
Select a column from a matrix
Matrix<T> Columns(int start, int length)
Select a range of columns from a matrix
Vector<T> GetDiagonal(int i)
Return the nth diagonal of a matrix, as a vector. Diagonal 0 is the primary
diagonal, positive diagonals are further to the upper-right of a matrix.
Matrix<T> GetSlice(FSharpOption<int> start1, FSharpOption<int> finish1, FSharpOption<int> start2, FSharpOption<int> finish2)
Supports the slicing syntax 'A.[idx1..idx2,idx1..idx2]'
Matrix<T> PermuteColumns(FSharpFunc<int, int> permutation)
Matrix<T> PermuteRows(FSharpFunc<int, int> permutation)
Matrix<T> Region(int starti, int startj, int lengthi, int lengthj)
Select a region from a matrix
Select a row from a matrix
Matrix<T> Rows(int start, int length)
Select a range of rows from a matrix
void SetSlice(FSharpOption<int> start1, FSharpOption<int> finish1, FSharpOption<int> start2, FSharpOption<int> finish2, Matrix<T> source)
Supports the slicing syntax 'A.[idx1..idx2,idx1..idx2] <- B'
T[,] ToArray2D()
Return a new array containing the elements of a matrix
Convert a matrix to a row vector
Convert a matrix to a column vector
Public properties
Get the main diagonal of a matrix, as a vector
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Get the number of (rows,columns) in a matrix
Retrieve the dictionary of numeric operations associated with the element
type of this matrix. Accessing the property may raise an NotSupportedException if the element
type doesn't support any numeric operations. The object returned
may support additional numeric operations such as IFractional:
this can be determined by a dynamic type test against the object
returned.
T[,] InternalDenseValues get;
Get the internal array of values for a dense matrix. This property
should only be used when interoperating with other matrix libraries.
Int32[] InternalSparseColumnValues get;
Get the internal array of column values for a sparse matrix. This property
should only be used when interoperating with other matrix libraries.
Int32[] InternalSparseRowOffsets get;
Get the internal array of row offsets for a sparse matrix. This property
should only be used when interoperating with other matrix libraries.
T[] InternalSparseValues get;
Get the internal array of values for a sparse matrix. This property
should only be used when interoperating with other matrix libraries.
bool IsDense get;
Indicates if a matrix uses the dense representation.
bool IsSparse get;
Indicates if a matrix uses the sparse representation.
T Item get; set;
Get the item at the given position in a matrix
IEnumerable<Tuple<int, int, T>> NonZeroEntries get;
Return the non-zero entries of a sparse or dense matrix
double Norm get;
Returns sqrt(sum(norm(x)*(norm(x))) of all the elements of a matrix.
The element type of a matrix must have an associated instance of INormFloat<'T> (see GlobalAssociations) ((else NotSupportedException)).
int NumCols get;
Get the number of columns in a matrix
int NumRows get;
Get the number of rows in a matrix
object StructuredDisplayAsArray get;
Get the transpose of a matrix.


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Represents the current state object of the entity in Khome.


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