clintk.cat2vec.neural_embedding module¶
Embedding high cardinality categorical variables with distributed representations
The first embedder relies on Word2Vec algorithm to learn vector representations of words in a corpus
| [1] | “Distributed Representations of Words and Phrases and their Compositionality”, Mikolov et al, Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 26, pp 3111–3119, 2013. |
The second one is based on transfer learning : we train a fully connected neural network on a predictive task (only supports binary classification for now) so that the upper layers learn higher level representations of the categories. After training, we can extract the categories vectors in the embedding space
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class
clintk.cat2vec.neural_embedding.
NeuralEmbedder
(input_dim, layers, activation='relu', output='sigmoid', optimizer='adam', loss='binary-crossentropy', dropout=0.5, metrics=['acc', 'mae'], epochs=20)[source]¶ Bases:
sklearn.base.BaseEstimator
Trains a MLP classifier to learn a distributed representation of categories
Only available for binary targets
@TODO optimizer argument should be able to receive keras.Optimizer class @TODO + batch_size + validation set ?
- input_dim : tuple, (int, int)
- input_dim[0] number of units in inpuot layer input_dim[1] : dimension of the input layer (= number of features)
- layers : tuple
- The ith element represents the number of neurons in the ith hidden layer. Similar to sklearn’s MLP
- activation : str, default=’relu’
- activation function in the intermediate layers
- output : str, default=’sigmoid’
- output activation function, only supports sigmoid for binary classification
- optimizer : str, default=’adam’
- optimizing function for backpropagation check https://keras.io/optimizers for available algorithms
- loss : str, default=’binary-crossentropy’
- loss computed for optimization check https://keras.io/losses
- dropout : str, default=0.5
- dropout rate
- metrics : list, default=[‘acc’, ‘mae’]
- metrics used uring training and testing
- epochs : int, default=20
- number of epochs
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fit
(X, y)[source]¶ trains the model using input data
Parameters: - X (iterable) – feature matrix
- y (iterable) – target vector (possibly one-hot-encoded?)
Returns: record of training loss values and metrics values at successive epochs, as well as validation loss values and validation metrics values (if applicable)
Return type: keras.History.history
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class
clintk.cat2vec.neural_embedding.
W2VVectorizer
(group_key, category_col, size=128, min_count=1, sg=1, window=3, strategy='tokens', seed=0)[source]¶ Bases:
object
vectorizes categories with word2vec model
@deprecated
Parameters: - group_key (str) – name of the column to group
- category_col (str) – name of the column containing the categorical variables
- size (int, default=128) – dimension of the embedding vector
- min_count (int, default=1) – minimum amount of instances to integrate it to the model
- sg (int {0, 1}, default=1) – 0 for skip-gram word2vec model 1 for CBOW (best suited for small datasets)
- window (int, default=3) – size of the context
- strategy (str {‘tokens’, ‘strings’}, default=’tokens’) – if ‘tokens’, categories containing several words are split else, each category is considered as a word
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fit
(X, y=None)[source]¶ fits the model by grouping categories by group_key in order to embed categories as text
Parameters: - X (pd.DataFrame)
- y
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fit_pretrained
(path, **kwargs)[source]¶ fits model using pretrained word embedding from https://github.com/facebookresearch/fastText/blob/master/pretrained-vectors.md
Parameters: path (str) – path do wiki.lg.vec file


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by Mark McGowanThe internet is awash with so called ‘influencers’. There doesn’t really seem to be any requirements to being one, other than having enough of an Instagram following to manipulate people into buying products that will inevitably collect rust on a shelf.
That being said, I’m sure there are some who use their influence for good. To make the world a better place; or at least the social media world a little bit better.
However, none, and I mean none, will come close to the hierarchical dominance that this bee is producing across the ‘gram.
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@bee_nfluencer’s aim is to have companies pay money to have their products featured on the account, with all funds raised going towards ‘actions considered as the most fundamental and urgent in the protection of all species of bees.’
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AD525x
0.6.0
Library for I2C communication with AD5253 and AD5254 digital potentiometers using an Arduino.
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#include <AD525x.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| uint8_t | get_max_val (void) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from AD525x | |
| AD525x () | |
| uint8_t | initialize (uint8_t AD_addr) |
| uint8_t | write_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC, uint8_t value) |
| uint8_t | read_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | write_EEMEM (uint8_t reg, uint8_t value) |
| uint8_t | read_EEMEM (uint8_t reg) |
| float | read_tolerance (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | reset_device (void) |
| uint8_t | restore_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | restore_all_RDAC (void) |
| uint8_t | store_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | decrement_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | increment_RDAC (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | decrement_RDAC_6dB (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | increment_RDAC_6dB (uint8_t RDAC) |
| uint8_t | decrement_all_RDAC (void) |
| uint8_t | increment_all_RDAC (void) |
| uint8_t | decrement_all_RDAC_6dB (void) |
| uint8_t | increment_all_RDAC_6dB (void) |
| uint8_t | get_err_code (void) |
| char * | get_error_text (void) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from AD525x | |
| uint8_t | max_val |
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virtual |
Retrieve the maximum value of the wiper.
The AD5253 and AD5254 differ only in their maximum wiper value, [0, 64) for AD5253 and [0, 256) for AD5254. This function is an interface that should return the maximum wiper value when called from the child class objects. See AD525x::get_max_val()
.
AD5254::max_val
. (255)Reimplemented from AD525x.
Definition at line 501 of file AD525x.cpp.


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From an early age I was always out and about kicking a ball around with friends, keeping active. My passion for exercise continued into my teens competing in cross country races, track events and heading to the mountains to take on the highest peaks in the United Kingdom.
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I am embarking on some of my greatest personal challenges over the next few years to fulfil my bucket list and I hope that you follow or join me in supporting some amazing causes and living a life you only imagined in your dreams...
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| Randomize SCUO Index {cubfits} | R Documentation |
Generate randomized SCUO indices in log normal distribution, but provided original unchanged SCUO order.
scuo.random(SCUO, phi.Obs = NULL, meanlog = .CF.PARAM$phi.meanlog, sdlog = .CF.PARAM$phi.sdlog)
SCUO |
SCUO index returned from |
phi.Obs |
optional object of format |
meanlog |
mean of log normal distribution. |
sdlog |
std of log normal distribution. |
This function takes SCUO
indices (outputs of
calc_scuo_values()
)
computes the rank of them, generates log normal random variables, and
replaces SCUO
indices by those variables in the same rank orders.
Typically, these random variables are used to replace expression values
when either no expression is observed or for the purpose of model validation.
If phi.Obs
is provided, the mean and std of log(phi.Obs)
are used
for log normal random variables. Otherwise, menalog
and sdlog
are used.
The default meanlog
and sdlog
was estimated from
yassour
dataset.
A vector of log normal random variables is returned.
Wei-Chen Chen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>https://github.com/snoweye/cubfits/
calc_scuo_values()
, yassour
.
## Not run: suppressMessages(library(cubfits, quietly = TRUE)) ### example dataset. y.scuo <- convert.y.to.scuo(ex.train$y) SCUO <- calc_scuo_values(y.scuo)$SCUO plotprxy(ex.train$phi.Obs, SCUO) ### yassour dataset. GM <- apply(yassour[, -1], 1, function(x) exp(mean(log(x[x != 0])))) phi.Obs <- GM / sum(GM) * 15000 mean(log(phi.Obs)) sd(log(phi.Obs)) ret <- scuo.random(SCUO, meanlog = -0.441473, sdlog = 1.393285) plotprxy(ret, SCUO) ## End(Not run)


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Your order will be reviewed and we'll be in contact.
Within 5 days of the order confirmation, your tracks will be recorded and sent to you for feedback.
After discussing and working out any revisions, you will receive your secure invoice to pay via paypal or credit card.
Once paid, you will receive your full resolution tracks.
I specialize in rock, blues, folk, singer-songwriter, and pop vocals. In addition to singing, I can also write original lyrics and melodies for your song.
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The sound of some performers fit with a project, and others don't - that's just the nature of art. But even before that, what's just as important is whether or not the performer gives their 100% to the music and is doing so from the right place.
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ngxSplitHandle: string = '0 0 15px'
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The CSS flex property's value. Determines how big the gap is between split areas. The value provided must be valid CSS syntax. |
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@Output()
dblclick: EventEmitter<MouseEvent>
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Event emitted when the component registers a dblclick event. |
@Output()
drag: EventEmitter<{ x: number, y: number }>
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"Annotate Plant Enzymes with OrthoFinder" Results
The table presented here shows the results of the "Annotate Plant
Enzymes with OrthoFinder" App. In the output, all predicted enzymes in
the KBaseGenome object provided by the user have been annotated with
metabolic functions. The table provides the links between predicted
enzymes in the KBase Genome and the curated Arabidopsis enzymes in the
PlantSEED database. The columns of the table are explained as follows:
- Enzyme: The text describing the metabolic activity of the
enzyme.
- Curated Feature: The Arabidopsis proteins that were curated
to encode the corresponding enzyme. The table is organized so that
each Arabidopsis protein has its own row.
- Predicted Ortholog: The proteins in the input genome that
were predicted to be orthologous to the corresponding Arabidopsis
proteins, and therefore perform the same metabolic activity.
- Potential Orthologs: The proteins from the same protein
family. Each one is listed with the pairwise amino-acid sequence
identity calculated for its alignment with the corresponding
Arabidopsis protein. If the protein is red, that means it's linked to
the corresponding ortholog in the same row. If the protein is blue, it
means it is linked to an ortholog in a different row. If the protein
is black, it has no predicted link.
We list only protein identifiers in this table because OrthoFinder
aligns protein sequences to find families. However, the App will
annotate both the proteins and their parent genes
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Like the CSS helper, the js helper reads the extension of the given file and either generates a style tag for JavaScript or Coffeescript


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Current Ohio State students make up the bulk of our ranks, but anyone can join. Most important stuff is discussed at the weekly meeting, but you should also check out online communications.
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Meetings
We are currently meeting every Tuesday at 7:00pm in Dreese Labs room 264. We try to spend equal time on presentations or discussion and then switch gears to pairing to work on the quarterly project. We also use IRC for a lot of informal discussion throughout the week.
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Project
Getting your hands dirty is the best way to learn. That's why we make an effort to take some project from concept to completion each quarter. This gives us practical experience with all the technical challenges, design, project management, and collaboration.


I have an input displaying instantaneous and daily net import correctly. I am now trying to log positive values only so that I can record daily import from grid.
If I select "Allow Positive" and click add on the Inputs screen, then the process appears in the list and as an icon on the process list below the config section for a few seconds. Then the icon disappears, and the change is not saved.
This happens at least with
Allow Positve
Allow Negative
Reset to Zero.
But it allows me to add inputs and log to feeds, and kw to kwh without any issues. I havent tried the other processes.
is this a bug, or am I doing something incorrecly. I am using the low write version dated 13 August on an SD card, on a PI B+.
Cheers.
Re: "allow positive" disappears after adding
it happens to me the same thing !!?
Saluti
Re: "allow positive" disappears after adding
I'm running emonSD-13-08-14.img.zip on two separate installations and have found the same thing. These features certainly appear to be broken/disabled in the low-write version.
I have managed to make these input processes work on this version by looking at /var/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php and looking up the numerical codes used in the sql tables to define the input processes. The relevant ones here which we can't insert on the low-write version are:
24: Allow Positive
25: Allow Negative
33: Reset to zero
These can be manually entered into the processList field for your particular input under the inputs table in the sql database. The easiest way to do this (for a beginner like me) is to install phpMyAdmin and edit the sql database interactively. Previously I was achieving the functionality of "Reset to zero" by multiplying by 0, but with having solar I wanted to log import and export power separately so I really needed the "allow positive" and "allow negative" operations to work. Thankfully, directly adding them to the process list using sql does the trick. To insert a 'reset to zero' entry on an existing input of mine I had an input process list which looked like this:
1:93,4:94,2:0,11:11,11:15,1:115,4:116
This translates to:
1:93 - Log to feed 93
4:94 - Power to kWh log to feed 94
2:0 - Multiply by 0
11:11 - +input 11
11:15 - +input 15
1:115 - Log to feed 115
4:116 - Power to kWh log to feed 116
Replace the "multiply by zero" (2:0) with 33 and save in phpMyAdmin. The modified process list becomes: 1:93,4:94,33,11:11,11:15,1:115,4:116
The low-write version uses the redis server to buffer data to reduce writes to the SD card, before this change will appear in your inputs back in emoncms you have to run $ sudo redis-cli flushall (or wait until the redis server next writes to disk, could be a few seconds to several minutes depending on how full the buffer is). A look at the input process list for that input in emoncms now shows [=0] in place of the [x] which was there previously. The same process applies to insert "allow positive and "allow negative". The great thing is, once these entries are present in the process list, they can be manipulated as in their order in the process list changed through the web browser without issue.
I'd love to know why this doesn't work in the low write version natively, hopefully some of the more knowledgeable members can help here.
Re: "allow positive" disappears after adding
Hi,
I've just found the same issue. Glad to see there's a workaround. Thanks. :)
bradtpt wrote: The easiest way to do this (for a beginner like me) is to install phpMyAdmin and edit the sql database interactively
Pardon my ignorance (I'm a beginner too) but I think that means install phpMyAdmin on the rPi base (e.g. as per this tutorial I found, http://www.raspipress.com/2012/09/tutorial-install-phpmyadmin-on-your-ra...)?
Can you (or someone) please confirm?
Re: "allow positive" disappears after adding
Hi David,
That is correct, the tutorial you linked above will get phpMyAdmin installed. Then you can edit and change things in the SQL database to fix these little glitches.
Re: "allow positive" disappears after adding
Thanks for the confirmation. :)
Re: "allow positive" disappears after adding
The only change that my untrained eye could see that could effect this was the addition of these "curly" brackets in Modules/input/process_model.php, I'm not good with php but I can see the problematic processes all have "None" as $inputprocess[1] so maybe related as this is a v8.4 change to "low-write" emoncms only.
https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/compare/v8.3.6...bufferedwrite#diff-61102ea5f198b440603234fbc9465ac5R107
I don't have a "low-write" emoncms running at the moment to try removing the brackets to test.
Re: "allow positive" disappears after adding
The phpMyAdmin workaround worked a treat. :) All we need now is a some decent daylight to test the "allow negative" bit (there's barely enough light to wake up the inverter today, let alone reach export level).
In the interests of investigation I took a first look around the code. I'm more a C++ guy (& a Windows one at that), but looking in input_model.php.
public function add_process($process_class,$userid,$inputid,$processid,$arg)
has a line
$processtype = $process[1]; // Array position 1 is the processtype: VALUE, INPUT, FEED
However, the switch that follow tries to make use of 4 different values, VALUE, INPUTID, FEEDID and NONE.
I've managed to find that add_process is called from input_controller.php.
I'm not clear how the $process parameter in the call has been built up, but it does looks from the above as though the NONE concept might have been added to existing code, so maybe it's an avenue for some one more familiar with the code to check?


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The Content Manager web applications (Web Client, WebDrawer and ServiceAPI) do not have native support for SAML authentication, this plugin uses Component Space to add SAML support. In the video below I walk through building and installing the plugin and linking it up to a SAML application in Azure AD.


How to Play Yoté
Yoté is a highly addicting strategy game from West Africa.
It is played on a 5x6 board with 24 pieces and possesses an interesting capturing characteristic.
Step 1: Setup
The game board starts off empty with each player possessing 12 pieces.
Step 2: Learn the Rules
Taking turns, players may make one of these moves:
- Place 1 piece on any empty square (only available move on first turn).
- Move one piece orthogonally 1 space (space must be empty).
- Capture by jumping over an opponent’s piece othogonally. Once a piece is captured, remove from the board. The capturing player may now take another piece off the board of their choosing.
The first player to captured all their opponents pieces wins.


[gecode-users] Dynamic creation of IntVarArgs
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Tue Dec 2 13:56:20 CET 2008
Max wrote:
> Yes, of course i can do this (and have to do this),
> but my tree is an abstracted form that should not know about linear
> constraints or not.
> An resize function would be much easier.
If you just want to get it done quickly, simply collect the vars in an
std::vector<IntVar>, and then after walking the tree copy the vector
to an IntVarArgs. There's nothing wrong with keeping IntVars in data
structures other than the ones we provide, you just have to get them
in the right shape for passing them to our post functions.
Cheers,
Guido
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This is a copy of a chart that represents the UK monthly inflation rate
(these are the real figures). Not good if you have a mortgage - but on
the other hand if you're a saver its a good sign! It's using gradients,
the labelsAbove
option and a custom font. It also sets the yaxisScaleMax
property
to 3.5 so that the granularity is clearer.
 Put this where you want the chart to show up:

This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the

tag:


Destination City
Destination CAP
Destination Address
Destination Address Number
Destination Province
Sender City
Sender CAP
Sender Province


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The Black Sash and Community Partners have been promoting citizens’ monitoring for a number of years. We work with the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation (DPME) to learn and demonstrate how government can make citizen voices an integral part of the way public services are managed.
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An English language syllable counter, plus readability score measure-er. The package has been carefully optimized and should be very efficient, both in terms of run time performance and memory consumption. The main methods are 'vectorized' by document, and scores for multiple documents are computed in parallel via 'OpenMP'.
| Version: | 0.1-0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Published: | 2017-04-07 |
| Author: | Drew Schmidt [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Drew Schmidt <wrathematics at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/wrathematics/sylcount/issues |
| License: | BSD 2-clause License + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/wrathematics/sylcount |
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This site defines the technical specifications developed by the MobiCycle eWaste Services Project.
They include:
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At least five people - four men and a woman - have been killed in an explosion at a fireworks warehouse in Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto, a town on the north coast of Sicily, la Repubblica has reported.
The Italian fire department, Vigili del Fuoco, took to Twitter to provide some details on the explosion.
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Making an in-app purchase may require you to share personal identification
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transaction on our end. Same applies for transactions on Apple ID.
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about you, and may use and disclose that information.
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use.
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security measures will prevent third-party “hackers” from illegally obtaining
access to this information. We do not warrant or represent that your Account or
any of Your Information will be protected against, loss, misuse, or alteration
by third parties. However, in case of such a scenario, we will notify you as
soon as we know, and no later than 72 hours since such an event.
Your rights
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If you wish to use any of the rights described below, you may contact us at any
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one month of our receipt of the request unless a longer period is required due
to the complexity of the request. In this case, our response time can be up to
three months in total as permitted by the GDPR.
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defense of legal claims.
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grounds of public interest
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right to withdraw your consent at any time.
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parts of your data.
Please note that if you withdraw your consent, your user license to use the App
will cease automatically.
The withdrawal of your consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing
based on your consent before its withdrawal.
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You have the right to receive the personal data you have provided us with which
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the right to transmit those data to another controller if the processing is
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Acceptance of the terms
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Privacy Policy, please do not use the Service.
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Contacting us
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| ccc | potato | 123 | $1000.00 | View | |
| passport | Bong | 1112 | $1,001.00 | View | |
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| 013:004 Khan | : |
And in the earth are neighbouring tracts, and gardens of vines, and green crops (fields etc.), and date-palms, growing out two or three from a single stem root, or otherwise (one stem root for every palm ), watered with the same water, yet some of them We make more excellent than others to eat. Verily, in these things, there are Ayat (proofs, evidences, lessons, signs) for the people who understand. |
| 013:004 Maulana | : |
And in the earth are tracts side by side, and gardens of vines, and corn, and palm-trees growing from one root and distinct roots -- they are watered with one water; and We make some of them to excel others in fruit. Surely there are signs in this for a people who understand. |
| 013:004 Pickthal | : |
And in the Earth are neighbouring tracts, vineyards and ploughed lands, and date-palms, like and unlike, which are watered with one water. And we have made some of them to excel others in fruit. Lo! herein verily are portents for people who have sense. |
| 013:004 Rashad | : |
On earth, there are adjacent lots that produce orchards of grapes, crops, palm trees - dioecious and non-dioecious. Although they are irrigated with the same water, we prefer some of them over others in eating. These are solid proofs for people who understand. |
| 013:004 Sarwar | : |
In the earth there are adjacent pieces of land, vineyards, farms, date-palms of single and many roots which are all watered by the same water. We have made some yield a better food than others. All this is evidence (of the existence of God) for the people who understand. |
| 013:004 Shakir | : |
And in the earth there are tracts side by side and gardens of grapes and corn and palm trees having one root and (others) having distinct roots-- they are watered with one water, and We make some of them excel others in fruit; most surely there are signs in this for a people who understand. |
| 013:004 Sherali | : |
And in the earth are diverse tracks, adjoining one another, and gardens of vines, and corn-fields, and date-palms, growing together from one root and others not so growing, they are all watered with the same water, yet WE make some of them excel others in fruit. Therein are Signs for a people who use their understanding. |
| 013:004 Yusufali | : |
And in the earth are tracts (diverse though) neighbouring, and gardens of vines and fields sown with corn, and palm trees - growing out of single roots or otherwise: watered with the same water, yet some of them We make more excellent than others to eat. Behold, verily in these things there are signs for those who understand! |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وجوده Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Existence التجارة و الزراعة و الصناعة و الصيد > الزارعة Trade, Agriculture, Industry and Hunting>Agriculture العلوم والفنون > الحث على التفكر و إستخدام العقل Science and Art> Urging to Think and Use the Mind العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الزراعة Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Agriculture
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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Demonstrate the results of a statistical model object as a dynamic nomogram in an RStudio panel or web browser. Also, the generic DNbuilder() function in this package provides a simple and straightforward way to build and publish a dynamic nomogram on the web to use the app independent of R. 'DynNom' supports a variety of model objects; lm(), glm(), coxph() models and also ols(), Glm(), lrm(), cph() models in the 'rms' package.
| Version: | 4.1.1 |
| Depends: | survival (≥ 2.38-3), rms, plotly |
| Imports: | shiny, ggplot2 (> 2.1.0), stargazer, compare, BBmisc |
| Published: | 2017-04-19 |
| Author: | Amirhossein Jalali, Davood Roshan, Alberto Alvarez-Iglesias, John Newell |
| Maintainer: | Amirhossein Jalali <a.jalali2 at nuigalway.ie> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | DynNom results |
| Reference manual: | DynNom.pdf |
| Package source: | DynNom_4.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: DynNom_4.1.1.zip, r-release: DynNom_4.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: DynNom_4.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: DynNom_4.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: DynNom_4.1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | DynNom archive |
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John Rykener was a sex worker who was arrested in December 1394 for performing a sex act in women's clothes with John Britby in the Cheapside area of London. The Lord Mayor questioned him on the offences of prostitution and sodomy; a record of the interrogation was found in the 1990s in the City of London archives. Rykener introduced himself as Eleanor. He told the mayor that he had sex with both men and women, including priests and nuns, and that he had paid sexual encounters in Oxford and near the Tower of London. There is no evidence that he was prosecuted for either crime; prostitutes were not usually arrested in London during this period, and sodomy was pursued in ecclesiastical courts. Rykener has appeared in studies of English social, sexual and gender history and as a character in at least one modern work of popular historical fiction. His story has been adapted for the stage. (Full article...)
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John Rykener was a sex worker who was arrested in December 1394 for performing a sex act in women's clothes with John Britby in the Cheapside area of London. The Lord Mayor questioned him on the offences of prostitution and sodomy; a record of the interrogation was found in the 1990s in the City of London archives. Rykener introduced himself as Eleanor. He told the mayor that he had sex with both men and women, including priests and nuns, and that he had paid sexual encounters in Oxford and near the Tower of London. There is no evidence that he was prosecuted for either crime; prostitutes were not usually arrested in London during this period, and sodomy was pursued in ecclesiastical courts. Rykener has appeared in studies of English social, sexual and gender history and as a character in at least one modern work of popular historical fiction. His story has been adapted for the stage. (Full article...)
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Dundalk man's photo ID was found in backpack containing cannabis
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by Court ReporterA defendant’s photo ID was recovered from a backpack containing cannabis, which he had thrown over a wall into a back garden as he tried to escape gardaí, Dundalk Circuit Court heard last week.
Dylan Conway (22) with an address at Barrack Close, Dundalk pleaded guilty to having the drug for sale or supply at Cooley Park, Dundalk on May 30th 2017.
The court was told last Tuesday that Gardaí were on mobile patrol on the Inner Relief Road when they saw two men holding bicycles - including the defendant who was carrying a bag. The pair began to climb a nearby wall on seeing the guards and when the patrol car pulled up alongside them they fled over the wall. The accused succeeded in getting away, but the backpack which he had thrown over a back wall in to a rear garden was retrieved. It contained small bags of cannabis herb, gloves electronic weighing scales a grinder and a brown wallet – in which Dylan Conway’s photo ID was found.
Although no estimated value for the drugs was available, Judge Gerard Griffin was told it ran to four figures – but was at the lower end of the scale.
After his arrest the accused initially replied ‘no comment’ when the contents of the backpack were put to him, but he later claimed he was a heavy smoker and the drugs were for his own use. He also said he ran because he’d seen the gardaí.
He told gardaí he had a drug habit for as long as he could remember and had been buying Xanax and weed most days to feed it.
The investigating officer told the court the accused would not be known to the gardaí for the sale and supply of drugs. Noting the accused had no previous convictions Judge Griffin put back the case to the 14th of January saying “it’s crying out for a Probation report”.
In adjourning the case for the preparation of that report Judge Griffin indicated that ‘at the very maximum’ he had a 12 month suspended sentence in mind.


Description of the projectBack to TopThe ability to understand natural-language instructions is critical to building intelligent agents that interact with humans. In this project we look at building a system that learns to transform natural-language navigation instructions into executable formal plans. Given no prior linguistic knowledge, the system learns by only observing how humans follow navigation instructions. The system is trained and evaluated based on the instructor and follower data collected by MacMahon et al. (2006). There are three virtual indoor environments in total. Each environment consists of interconnecting hallways with objects placed at various intersections. There are several different floor patterns as well as wall painting which were used in conjunctiong with the objects for giving directions. This project is part of our larger effort in developing learning techniques for ground language acquisition. Compared to our earlier project on Learning to Sportscast, this project has a more complex ambiguous supervsion problem. Instead of considering only a handful of possible events referred to by a sportscasting comment, we have to consider an exponential number of navigation plans for each instruction. The interactive nature of the navigation task also allows for more interesting learning scenarios where a human participant is involved. |
DemoBack to TopBelow is an example of a successful parse by our system trained on refined landmarks plan. In addition to the simulation, the parse for each instruction is also shown. Notice that even though it does not correctly parse everything, it captures enough of the meaning to form a sufficient plan. |
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Data and CodeBack to Top
OverviewThe MARCO code and data used in all our experiments were originally produced by Matt MacMahon as described in his AAAI 2006 paper. There are three environments used (named grid, l, and jelly) with instructions collected from 6 different subjects. The included map files contain information about the layout of the environments and the locations of the objects. The included MARCO code is a modified version of Matt's original code to facilitate easier usage of the MARCO parser and executor. Citations
Please use the following citation when referencing the original MARCO code and data: @InProceedings{macmahon:aaai06, title = "Walk the Talk: Connecting Language, Knowledge, and Action in Route Instructions", author = "Matt MacMahon and Brian Stankiewicz and Benjamin Kuipers", booktitle = "Proceedings of the 21st National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-2006)", address = "Boston, MA, USA", month = "July", year = 2006 }Please use the following citation when referencing our modified version of the MARCO code and data: @InProceedings{chen:aaai11, title = "Learning to Interpret Natural Language Navigation Instructions fro mObservations", author = "David L. Chen and Raymond J. Mooney", booktitle = "Proceedings of the 25th AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-2011)", address = "San Francisco, CA, USA", month = "August", year = 2011 }The Mandarin Chinese translation of the data was first mentioned in the following paper: @InProceedings{chen:acl12, title = "Fast Online Lexicon Learning for Grounded Language Acquisition", author = "David L. Chen", booktitle = "Proceedings of the 50th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL-2012)", address = "Jeju, Republic of Korea", month = "July", year = 2012 } DownloadsCompressed tarballs of data and code: LearningNavigationInstructions.tgzYou can also browse the data and code here |
Contact InformationBack to TopIf you have any questions or comments, please contact David Chen If you are interested in reading more literature in this area, check out our reading group CLAMP |


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File hp/lang/table.lua
Functions
| M.copy (src, dest) | The shallow copy of the table. |
| M.decorate (src, arg1, arg2) | Table decorate is useful for decorating objects when using tables as classes. Author:Nenad Katic @param: arg1 - string=new key when string, needs arg2 - table=will extend all key/values arg2(optional) |
| M.deepCopy (src, dest) | The deep copy of the table. |
| M.extend (src, dest) | table.override and table.extend are very similar, but are made different routines so that they wouldn't be confused Author:Nenad Katic |
| M.indexOf (array, value) | Returns the position found by searching for a matching value from the array. |
| M.insertElement (t, o) | Adds an element to the table. |
| M.keyOf (src, val) | Same as indexOf, only for key values (slower) Author:Nenad Katic |
| M.removeElement (t, o) | This removes the element from the table. |
| table.override (src, dest, onlyExistingKeys) | Copies and overrides properties from src to dest. If onlyExistingKeys is true, it *only* overrides the properties. Author:Nenad Katic |
Tables
| table | modules that extend functionality of the table. |
Functions
- M.copy (src, dest)
-
The shallow copy of the table.
Parameters
- src: copy
- dest: (option)Destination
Return value:
dest - M.decorate (src, arg1, arg2)
-
Table decorate is useful for decorating objects when using tables as classes.
Author:Nenad Katic
@param: arg1 - string=new key when string, needs arg2 - table=will extend all key/values arg2(optional)Parameters
- src:
- arg1:
- arg2:
- M.deepCopy (src, dest)
-
The deep copy of the table.
Parameters
- src: copy
- dest: (option)Destination
Return value:
dest - M.extend (src, dest)
-
table.override and table.extend are very similar, but are made different routines so that they wouldn't be confused Author:Nenad Katic
Parameters
- src:
- dest:
- M.indexOf (array, value)
-
Returns the position found by searching for a matching value from the array.
Parameters
- array: table array
- value: Search value
Return value:
If one is found the index. 0 if not found. - M.insertElement (t, o)
-
Adds an element to the table. If the element was present, the element will return false without the need for additional. If the element does not exist, and returns true add an element.
Parameters
- t: table
- o: element
Return value:
If it already exists, false. If you add is true. - M.keyOf (src, val)
-
Same as indexOf, only for key values (slower) Author:Nenad Katic
Parameters
- src:
- val:
- M.removeElement (t, o)
-
This removes the element from the table. If you have successfully removed, it returns the index of the yuan. If there is no element, it returns 0.
Parameters
- t: table
- o: element
Return value:
index - table.override (src, dest, onlyExistingKeys)
-
Copies and overrides properties from src to dest.
If onlyExistingKeys is true, it *only* overrides the properties.
Author:Nenad Katic
Parameters
- src:
- dest:
- onlyExistingKeys:


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by Alex WawroThe team at Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen developer Visionary Realms confirmed today that studio cofounder and MMORPG veteran Brad McQuaid passed away in the night.
McQuaid had been part of the Pantheon team for years, the latest stop in a successful MMORPG career that encompassed a key design leadership role on the original Everquest and a long stint as the co-founder of Sigil Games Online, where he helped lead development of Vanguard: Saga of Heroes.
In 2014 he helped found Visionary Realms to work on Pantheon, which he described to Gamasutra at the time as an effort to conjure up the engrossing magic of Everquest for older players with more obligations and less free time.


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Makes one loaf.
- 3 banana bread bananas (well ripen)
- 65g sugar
- 65g + 50g brown sugar
- 80mL vegetable oil (75g)
- 10mL vanilla extract
- 300g flour, all-purpose
- 5g baking soda
- 3g cinnamon
- 6g salt
- 125g semi-sweet chocolate chips (make sure to get vegan chips if desired), or nuts
Directions
- Preheat oven to 175°C (350°F)
- Mash bananas until roughly smooth
- Mix in sugar, 65g brown sugar, oil, and vanilla
- Mix in flour, baking soda, cinnamon, and salt
- Fold in chocolate chips or nuts
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I have previously served as an undergraduate teaching assistant for two psychology courses at UCSD with Dr. David Frederick.
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Gracenote also supports classical music metadata, which is typically more complex than non-classical music. Gracenote uses a Three-Line Solution (TLSSee Three-Line-Solution.) to map classical metadata to an AUDIO_WORK Track, Artist, and Album media elements. The tables below show this mapping.
Classical Music Three-Line Solution MetadataData about data. For example, metadata such as the artist, title, and other information about a piece of digital audio such as a song recording. Mapping
AUDIO_WORK Metadata Definitions
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Album Name |
In most cases, a classical album’s title is comprised of the composer(s) and work(s) that are featured on the product, which yields a single entity in the album name display. However, for albums that have formal titles (unlike composers and works), the title is listed as it is on the product.
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A consistent format is used for listing a recording artist(s): by soloist(s), conductor, and ensemble(s), which yields a single entity in the artist name display. Example: Hilary Hahn; David Zinman: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra |
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Catalog # |
The chronological number of a work as designated by a generally acknowledged scholar of a composer’s work if it is a formal part of the Work Title. This is usually comprised of an upper-case letter and a number. The letter indicates either the last initial of the scholar/compiler of the composer’s catalog. For Mozart, this would be “K” for Ludwig Ritter von Köchel) or the title of the scholar’s catalog of the composer’s works (for Bach, this would be “BWV” for “Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis (Bach Works List).” |
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Composer |
The composer(s) that are featured on an album are listed by their last name in the album title (where applicable) |
|
Key |
The key signature of the work. It is included in a TLS data string if it is a formal part of the Work Title, such as Beethoven: Violin Concerto in D. If it is not part of the title (Debussy: Syrinx), it is not included in the data string. TLS exclusively uses the traditional key designations (A, B. C, D, etc.) as opposed to other versions (H-Moll, etc.) |
|
Movement |
A constituent part or subsection of a work. A movement can be contained within a single track, or can comprise multiple tracks, but will always share the formal title of the parent work. Movements can, themselves, be subdivided into separate sections delineated by Act, Scene, Part, Variation, etc. |
|
Movement # |
The formally-sequenced number of a subsection of a work. |
|
Nickname |
This is an alternative title for a formal work that is used synonymously with that work. It is included in a TLS string if it is a formal part of the Work Title. For example: Beethoven: Symphony #9 In D Minor, Op. 125, "Choral" |
|
Opus |
Abbreviated as “Op.” in the TLS string, this is the publishing number of the work in the composer’s canon and is included in the data string if it is a formal part of the Work Title. For example: Strauss (R): Symphony In F Minor, Op. 12 |
|
Track |
A distinct recorded performance, delineated by a specific time duration that can be quantified in a Table of Contents (TOCTable of Contents. An area on CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs that describes the unique track layout of the disc.). |
|
Track Name |
A consistent format used for listing a track title—composer, work title, and (where applicable) movement title—which yields a single entity in the track name display. For example: Beethoven: Violin Concerto In D, Op. 61 – 1. Allegro Ma Non Troppo |
|
Work Title |
For TLS purposes, the formal title of a musical work with the inclusion of the composer’s Short Name prepended. Work titles come in two versions:
When applicable, a work title can also include work number, key signature, instrumental attribution, catalog number, opus number and/or nickname. Additional information can be included in parentheses, such as The Firebird (1911 Version), in the work title string. Modifiers such as Book, Suite, Vol., Part, etc. are also included in the title string. |


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To get started with bye, let’s take a look at the basic commands.
First of all, the create
command is used to create the skeleton of the project.
To get started with bye, let’s take a look at the basic commands.
First of all, the create
command is used to create the skeleton of the project.
$ bye create <project-name>
The command takes one argument, the name of the project. The command will create a folder with the base skeleton of the project.
Let’s go to the folder with the project using the cd
command:
$ cd <project-name>
Now, while in the project folder, run the serve
command.
$ bye serve
In the terminal, you should see the process of generating the site, as well as a message that the site has been launched on the local server.
Started local server on port 3005.
Go to http://localhost:3005 to view the site.
Go to the specified address. The generated sample site should open.
If all is well, then congratulations, now let’s take a closer look.
After executing the create
command, the basic skeleton of the project was created. Let’s
take a look at the structure
of the folders.
bye.yml
is a config file, we will look at it next.
│ bye.yml │
pages
is the folder in which all page sources are stored.
├───pages
index.md
at the root, this is the index page source.
│ │ index.md │ │
each page is a separate folder.
│ ├───example
which contains the index.md
file with the page markup.
│ │ index.md │ │ │ └───hello-bye │ index.md │
static
is a folder with styles and page templates.
└───static ├───styles
style.css
is the main style file. In it, you can change the styles as you want.
│ style.css │
templates
are HTML markup of pages with some data that is inserted at the stage of generation.
You can change them however you want.
└───templates file.html index.html page-part.html page-preview.html page.html tag-page-preview.html tags.html
Now let’s add a new page.
First of all, you need to create a new folder in the pages
folder, and in it create the
index.md
file. Add some
text to it so that the page is not blank.
mkdir "some-folder" cd "some-folder" vim index.md
Now let’s move on to the settings in the config.
We need the pages
field, which describes all the pages of the site.
Let’s add a new entry.
{ name: "some-folder", title: "Some title", tags: [ "some", "tag", ], },
The name must match the name of the previously created folder. The title can be anything. Tags can be anything.
The pages will be something like this:
pages: [ { name: "hello-bye", title: "Hello Bye", tags: [ "hello", "bye", ], }, { name: "example", title: "Example of page", tags: [ "rust", ], }, { name: "<folder>", title: "Some title", tags: [ "some", "tag", ], }, ],
Now stop the server (press Ctrl + C
) and run the serve
command again.
Go to the site and reload it, you should see a new page.
If everything went well, let’s take a look at how to delete pages.
It’s simple, comment out or delete the entry in the config and the page will not be displayed.
However, if you delete the folder, but don’t delete the entry, then you will get an error while generating.


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Base class for as SAX-like event dispatcher for SQM input
class MyClass is StreamDispatcher::SQMDispatcherBase {...} my StreamBuffer $buffer .= new( :input($input) ) ; my MyClass $my-parser .=new( :stream-buffer( $buffer ) ); $my-parser.parse();
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Ryan Lowe reveals lots of players want to sign for Plymouth Argyle in January
Lowe and assistant boss Steven Schumacher are already checking out potential targets
by Chris ErringtonThere is already a lot of interest from players wanting to sign for Plymouth Argyle in the January transfer window, manager Ryan Lowe has said.
It is not much more than six weeks until clubs across the EFL can resume making additions to their squads.
The Pilgrims’ boss admitted it was ‘starting to get a bit busy’ with agents of players contacting him.
Lowe and his assistant manager, Steven Schumacher, are also getting out and about to check on potential targets.
That is with the aim of mounting a League Two promotion push over the second half of the season.
The pair both ran the rule over Everton Under-23s when they played Argyle in a Premier League Cup tie at Southport last Sunday.
That opens up the possibility of a loan deal for one of those who lined up for Everton.
Lowe and Schumacher had watched the Premier League Cup group game between Blackburn Rovers and Middlesbrough at Leyland last Friday.
Schumacher also attended the Professional Development League fixture between Bristol City and Cardiff City at Weston-super-Mare on Monday.
Lowe said: “We are building connections left, right and centre. We were at Blackburn-Middlesbrough last week.
“Schuey was at Bristol City-Cardiff on Monday. Obviously, we watched Everton as well, looking at some of their players.
“So the opportunities arise all the time, but while they could be a good footballer they have got to be the right fit.
“They have got to want to come and play for Argyle. They have got to want to buy into what we are doing, and be able to play the way we want to play.
“Our eyes and ears are open 24/7 especially now it’s starting to get a bit busy.
“People are asking ‘Do you want this, do you want that?’ Agents are on the phone.
“But one thing I can say is there is a lot of people that are raving about us and talking about us for the right reasons and want to come and join the ride, so for me that’s very pleasing.”
Over recent days, two players have left Argyle, with midfielders Cameron Sangster and Jose Baxter both moving on.
Sangster, 19, has quit football to concentrate on his business interests. He co-owns an independent company which sells classic football boots to some of the world’s top players.
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Baxter left Argyle by mutual consent on Thursday after failing to recover from a persistent calf injury.
His short-term contract with the Pilgrims was set to end in January and it was unlikely he would have played much, if at all, before then.
So the decision was taken by both parties to go their separate ways.
There are set to be more departures from Home Park during January, both on permanent deals and loans, as well as new recruits to the Argyle squad.