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| Classes in uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.core used by uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.controller | |
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| CvParam
This object holds additional data in controlled vocabulary. |
|
| ExperimentMetaData
General descriptions shared or used for the whole file. |
|
| Parameter
Parameter exist in neither PRIDE XML nor mzML, it created for method sharing. |
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| ParamGroup
ParamGroup is a container for CvParams and UserParams. |
|
| Peptide
The class Peptide Manage the information for peptide Identifications |
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| PeptideEvidence
PeptideEvidence links a specific Peptide Element to a specific position in a DBSequence. |
|
| Precursor
The method of precursor ion selection and activation |
|
| Protein
Abstract class for both GelFreeIdentification and TwoDimIdentification |
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| QuantPeptide
Quantitative Peptide is a Peptide with Quantitation information and is used in mzTab file formats. |
|
| Score
Score stores a number of scores from a list of search engines. |
|
| Spectrum
A peak list including the underlying acquisitions. |
| Classes in uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.core used by uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.controller.access | |
|---|---|
| Chromatogram
Chromatogram object. |
|
| DBSequence
A database sequence from the specified SearchDatabase (nucleic acid or amino acid). |
|
| ExperimentMetaData
General descriptions shared or used for the whole file. |
|
| FragmentIon
FragmentIon stores details about peptide fragment ion information. |
|
| IdentificationMetaData
This class is used to manage and store the information of the metadata for protein and spectrum identifications. |
|
| Modification
A molecule modification specification. |
|
| MzGraphMetaData
This class storage the information related with metadata at the spectrum level. |
|
| Peptide
The class Peptide Manage the information for peptide Identifications |
|
| PeptideEvidence
PeptideEvidence links a specific Peptide Element to a specific position in a DBSequence. |
|
| Protein
Abstract class for both GelFreeIdentification and TwoDimIdentification |
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| ProteinGroup
A set of logically related results from a protein detection, for example to represent conflicting assignments of peptides to proteins |
|
| Quantification
Quantitation object is a pseudo object which contains all the cv params related to quantitative data for PRIDE XMLs. |
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| QuantitativeSample
QuantitativeSample which contains quantitative related information This is mainly for PRIDE XMl |
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| QuantPeptide
Quantitative Peptide is a Peptide with Quantitation information and is used in mzTab file formats. |
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| QuantScore
The QuantScore is the List of StudyVariable Scores and the Abundance by Assays. |
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| Score
Score stores a number of scores from a list of search engines. |
|
| SearchDataBase
A database for searching mass spectra. |
|
| Spectrum
A peak list including the underlying acquisitions. |
|
| StudyVariable
Study variable is use for Quantitation on mzTab files. |
|
| SubstitutionModification
Substitution Modification is a Modification where One amino acid is replaced by another amino acid. |
| Classes in uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.core used by uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.controller.impl.ControllerImpl | |
|---|---|
| Chromatogram
Chromatogram object. |
|
| CVLookup
CVLookup is referenced in every CvParam. |
|
| DataProcessing
Description of the way in which a List of Software were used. |
|
| DBSequence
A database sequence from the specified SearchDatabase (nucleic acid or amino acid). |
|
| ExperimentMetaData
General descriptions shared or used for the whole file. |
|
| ExperimentProtocol
Protocol used to generate the dataset, added by PRIDE XML 2.0. |
|
| FragmentIon
FragmentIon stores details about peptide fragment ion information. |
|
| IdentificationMetaData
This class is used to manage and store the information of the metadata for protein and spectrum identifications. |
|
| InstrumentConfiguration
Description of a particular hardware configuration of a mass spectrometer. |
|
| Modification
A molecule modification specification. |
|
| MzGraphMetaData
This class storage the information related with metadata at the spectrum level. |
|
| Organization
Organizations are entities like companies, universities, government agencies. |
|
| ParamGroup
ParamGroup is a container for CvParams and UserParams. |
|
| Peptide
The class Peptide Manage the information for peptide Identifications |
|
| PeptideEvidence
PeptideEvidence links a specific Peptide Element to a specific position in a DBSequence. |
|
| Person
A person's name and contact details. |
|
| Protein
Abstract class for both GelFreeIdentification and TwoDimIdentification |
|
| ProteinGroup
A set of logically related results from a protein detection, for example to represent conflicting assignments of peptides to proteins |
|
| Protocol
The collection of protocols which include the parameters and settings of the performed analyses. |
|
| Provider
Provider object. |
|
| Quantification
Quantitation object is a pseudo object which contains all the cv params related to quantitative data for PRIDE XMLs. |
|
| QuantitativeSample
QuantitativeSample which contains quantitative related information This is mainly for PRIDE XMl |
|
| QuantPeptide
Quantitative Peptide is a Peptide with Quantitation information and is used in mzTab file formats. |
|
| QuantScore
The QuantScore is the List of StudyVariable Scores and the Abundance by Assays. |
|
| Reference
Reference is added by PRIDE XML 2.0., also a generic reference for mzIdentML References. |
|
| ReferenceableParamGroup
Referenceable param group stores a map of reference string to param group. |
|
| Sample
Description of the sample used to generate the Dataset. |
|
| ScanSetting
Description of the acquisition settings or the instrument prior to the start of the run. |
|
| Score
Score stores a number of scores from a list of search engines. |
|
| SearchDataBase
A database for searching mass spectra. |
|
| Software
Software details. |
|
| SourceFile
Description of source file, including identification file, location and type. |
|
| SpectraData
A data set containing spectra data (consisting of one or more spectra). |
|
| Spectrum
A peak list including the underlying acquisitions. |
|
| SpectrumIdentificationProtocol
The parameters and settings of a SpectrumIdentification analysis. |
|
| StudyVariable
Study variable is use for Quantitation on mzTab files. |
|
| SubstitutionModification
Substitution Modification is a Modification where One amino acid is replaced by another amino acid. |
| Classes in uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.core used by uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.controller.impl.Transformer | |
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| BinaryDataArray
BinaryDataArray is a slim down version of binaryDataArray in mzML ParamGroup of this object must have the followings in mzML <IP_ADDRESS> definition: For Chromatograms (once each): 1. |
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| Chromatogram
Chromatogram object. |
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| CVLookup
CVLookup is referenced in every CvParam. |
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| CvParam
This object holds additional data in controlled vocabulary. |
|
| DataProcessing
Description of the way in which a List of Software were used. |
|
| DBSequence
A database sequence from the specified SearchDatabase (nucleic acid or amino acid). |
|
| ExperimentProtocol
Protocol used to generate the dataset, added by PRIDE XML 2.0. |
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| IdentifiableParamGroup
Other classes in the model can be specified as sub-classes, inheriting from IdentifiablePraramGroup. |
|
| InstrumentConfiguration
Description of a particular hardware configuration of a mass spectrometer. |
|
| Organization
Organizations are entities like companies, universities, government agencies. |
|
| ParamGroup
ParamGroup is a container for CvParams and UserParams. |
|
| Peptide
The class Peptide Manage the information for peptide Identifications |
|
| Person
A person's name and contact details. |
|
| Precursor
The method of precursor ion selection and activation |
|
| Protein
Abstract class for both GelFreeIdentification and TwoDimIdentification |
|
| ProteinGroup
A set of logically related results from a protein detection, for example to represent conflicting assignments of peptides to proteins |
|
| Protocol
The collection of protocols which include the parameters and settings of the performed analyses. |
|
| Provider
Provider object. |
|
| QuantPeptide
Quantitative Peptide is a Peptide with Quantitation information and is used in mzTab file formats. |
|
| Reference
Reference is added by PRIDE XML 2.0., also a generic reference for mzIdentML References. |
|
| ReferenceableParamGroup
Referenceable param group stores a map of reference string to param group. |
|
| Sample
Description of the sample used to generate the Dataset. |
|
| ScanSetting
Description of the acquisition settings or the instrument prior to the start of the run. |
|
| SearchDataBase
A database for searching mass spectra. |
|
| Software
Software details. |
|
| SourceFile
Description of source file, including identification file, location and type. |
|
| SpectraData
A data set containing spectra data (consisting of one or more spectra). |
|
| Spectrum
A peak list including the underlying acquisitions. |
|
| SpectrumIdentification
PSM Spectrum identification match. |
|
| SpectrumIdentificationProtocol
The parameters and settings of a SpectrumIdentification analysis. |
|
| StudyVariable
Study variable is use for Quantitation on mzTab files. |
|
| UserParam
Uncontrolled user parameters, allowing free text. |
| Classes in uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.core used by uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.core | |
|---|---|
| Assay
Assay In the mzTab experiment with the corresponding Reagent and sample |
|
| BinaryDataArray
BinaryDataArray is a slim down version of binaryDataArray in mzML ParamGroup of this object must have the followings in mzML <IP_ADDRESS> definition: For Chromatograms (once each): 1. |
|
| Contact
This class is just to organize the code, the ConstantRole class have to kind of instance, one of then is Organization and the Other one if the person both objects extend the IdentifiableParamGroup in order to organize the code we create a new abstract class named AbstractContact to separate the Contacts types from the IdentifiableParamGroup. |
|
| CvParam
This object holds additional data in controlled vocabulary. |
|
| DataBaseTranslation
DataBaseTranslation control and storage the information of Nucleotide Databases. |
|
| DataProcessing
Description of the way in which a List of Software were used. |
|
| DBSequence
A database sequence from the specified SearchDatabase (nucleic acid or amino acid). |
|
| Enzyme
Enzyme used during the search in Databases. |
|
| ExperimentProtocol
Protocol used to generate the dataset, added by PRIDE XML 2.0. |
|
| ExternalData
Data external to the XML instance document. |
|
| Filter
Filter controlled the database filters with CVParams and UserParams. |
|
| FragmentIon
FragmentIon stores details about peptide fragment ion information. |
|
| Gel
Gel is a class to Describe the Gel Spot for each Protein. |
|
| Identifiable
Other classes in the model can be specified as sub-classes, inheriting from Identifiable. |
|
| IdentifiableParamGroup
Other classes in the model can be specified as sub-classes, inheriting from IdentifiablePraramGroup. |
|
| InstrumentComponent
InstrumentComponent is key to keep the order of different instrument component. |
|
| InstrumentConfiguration
Description of a particular hardware configuration of a mass spectrometer. |
|
| MassSpecObject
All core objects should implement this interface. |
|
| MassTable
|
|
| Modification
A molecule modification specification. |
|
| MzGraph
Abstract object can be extended by both Spectrum and Chromatogram. |
|
| Organization
Organizations are entities like companies, universities, government agencies. |
|
| Parameter
Parameter exist in neither PRIDE XML nor mzML, it created for method sharing. |
|
| ParamGroup
ParamGroup is a container for CvParams and UserParams. |
|
| Peptide
The class Peptide Manage the information for peptide Identifications |
|
| PeptideEvidence
PeptideEvidence links a specific Peptide Element to a specific position in a DBSequence. |
|
| PeptideSequence
One (poly)peptide (a sequence with modifications). |
|
| Person
A person's name and contact details. |
|
| Precursor
The method of precursor ion selection and activation |
|
| ProcessingMethod
Description of the default peak processing method. |
|
| Protein
Abstract class for both GelFreeIdentification and TwoDimIdentification |
|
| Protocol
The collection of protocols which include the parameters and settings of the performed analyses. |
|
| Provider
Provider object. |
|
| Quantification.Type
The type of the identification; |
|
| QuantPeptide
Quantitative Peptide is a Peptide with Quantitation information and is used in mzTab file formats. |
|
| QuantScore
The QuantScore is the List of StudyVariable Scores and the Abundance by Assays. |
|
| Reference
Reference is added by PRIDE XML 2.0., also a generic reference for mzIdentML References. |
|
| Sample
Description of the sample used to generate the Dataset. |
|
| Scan
Scan or acquisition from original raw file used to create this peak list, as specified in sourceFile. |
|
| ScanList
List and descriptions of scans. |
|
| ScanSetting
Description of the acquisition settings or the instrument prior to the start of the run. |
|
| Score
Score stores a number of scores from a list of search engines. |
|
| SearchDataBase
A database for searching mass spectra. |
|
| SearchModification
Search Modification is the variable or fixed modification defined in the Identification Search by the user. |
|
| Software
Software details. |
|
| SourceFile
Description of source file, including identification file, location and type. |
|
| SpectraData
A data set containing spectra data (consisting of one or more spectra). |
|
| Spectrum
A peak list including the underlying acquisitions. |
|
| SpectrumIdentification
PSM Spectrum identification match. |
|
| SpectrumIdentificationProtocol
The parameters and settings of a SpectrumIdentification analysis. |
|
| StudyVariable
Study variable is use for Quantitation on mzTab files. |
|
| SubstitutionModification
Substitution Modification is a Modification where One amino acid is replaced by another amino acid. |
|
| UserParam
Uncontrolled user parameters, allowing free text. |
| Classes in uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.core used by uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.io.db | |
|---|---|
| CVLookup
CVLookup is referenced in every CvParam. |
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| CvParam
This object holds additional data in controlled vocabulary. |
|
| Organization
Organizations are entities like companies, universities, government agencies. |
|
| ParamGroup
ParamGroup is a container for CvParams and UserParams. |
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| Person
A person's name and contact details. |
|
| Software
Software details. |
|
| SourceFile
Description of source file, including identification file, location and type. |
|
| UserParam
Uncontrolled user parameters, allowing free text. |
| Classes in uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.core used by uk.ac.ebi.pride.utilities.data.utils | |
|---|---|
| CvParam
This object holds additional data in controlled vocabulary. |
|
| ParamGroup
ParamGroup is a container for CvParams and UserParams. |
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| Score
Score stores a number of scores from a list of search engines. |
|
| SpectraData
A data set containing spectra data (consisting of one or more spectra). |
|
| UserParam
Uncontrolled user parameters, allowing free text. |
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TensorFlow.js is an open source WebGL-accelerated JavaScript library for machine intelligence. It brings highly performant machine learning building blocks to your fingertips, allowing you to train neural networks in a browser or run pre-trained models in inference mode. See Getting Started for a guide on installing/configuring TensorFlow.js. TensorFlow.js provides low-level building blocks for machine learning as well as a high-level, Keras-inspired API for constructing neural networks. Let's take a look at some of the core components of the library.
The central unit of data in TensorFlow.js is the tensor: a set of numerical values shaped into an array of one
or more dimensions. A
Tensor
instance has a
shape
attribute that defines the array shape (i.e., how many values are in each dimension of the array).
The primary
Tensor
constructor is the
tf.tensor
function:
// 2x3 Tensor
const shape = [2, 3]; // 2 rows, 3 columns
const a = tf.tensor([1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 10.0, 20.0, 30.0], shape);
a.print(); // print Tensor values
// Output: [[1 , 2 , 3 ],
// [10, 20, 30]]
// The shape can also be inferred:
const b = tf.tensor([[1.0, 2.0, 3.0], [10.0, 20.0, 30.0]]);
b.print();
// Output: [[1 , 2 , 3 ],
// [10, 20, 30]]
However, for constructing low-rank tensors, we recommend using the following functions to enhance code readability:
tf.scalar
,
tf.tensor1d
,
tf.tensor2d
,
tf.tensor3d
and
tf.tensor4d
.
The following example creates an identical tensor to the one above using
tf.tensor2d
:
const c = tf.tensor2d([[1.0, 2.0, 3.0], [10.0, 20.0, 30.0]]);
c.print();
// Output: [[1 , 2 , 3 ],
// [10, 20, 30]]
TensorFlow.js also provides convenience functions for creating tensors with all values set to 0 (
tf.zeros
) or all values set to 1 (
tf.ones
):
// 3x5 Tensor with all values set to 0
const zeros = tf.zeros([3, 5]);
// Output: [[0, 0, 0, 0, 0],
// [0, 0, 0, 0, 0],
// [0, 0, 0, 0, 0]]
In TensorFlow.js, tensors are immutable; once created, you cannot change their values. Instead you perform operations on them that generate new tensors.
Variable
s are initialized with a tensor of values. Unlike
Tensor
s, however, their values are mutable. You can assign a new tensor to an existing variable using the
assign
method:
const initialValues = tf.zeros([5]);
const biases = tf.variable(initialValues); // initialize biases
biases.print(); // output: [0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
const updatedValues = tf.tensor1d([0, 1, 0, 1, 0]);
biases.assign(updatedValues); // update values of biases
biases.print(); // output: [0, 1, 0, 1, 0]
Variables are primarily used to store and then update values during model training.
While tensors allow you to store data, operations (ops) allow you to manipulate that data. TensorFlow.js provides a wide variety of ops suitable for linear algebra and machine learning that can be performed on tensors. Because tensors are immutable, these ops do not change their values; instead, ops return new tensors.
Available ops include unary ops such as
square
:
const d = tf.tensor2d([[1.0, 2.0], [3.0, 4.0]]);
const d_squared = d.square();
d_squared.print();
// Output: [[1, 4 ],
// [9, 16]]
And binary ops such as
add
,
sub
, and
mul
:
const e = tf.tensor2d([[1.0, 2.0], [3.0, 4.0]]);
const f = tf.tensor2d([[5.0, 6.0], [7.0, 8.0]]);
const e_plus_f = e.add(f);
e_plus_f.print();
// Output: [[6 , 8 ],
// [10, 12]]
TensorFlow.js has a chainable API; you can call ops on the result of ops:
const sq_sum = e.add(f).square();
sq_sum.print();
// Output: [[36 , 64 ],
// [100, 144]]
// All operations are also exposed as functions in the main namespace,
// so you could also do the following:
const sq_sum = tf.square(tf.add(e, f));
Conceptually, a model is a function that given some input will produce some desired output.
In TensorFlow.js there are two ways to create models. You can use ops directly to represent the work the model does. For example:
// Define function
function predict(input) {
// y = a * x ^ 2 + b * x + c
// More on tf.tidy in the next section
return tf.tidy(() => {
const x = tf.scalar(input);
const ax2 = a.mul(x.square());
const bx = b.mul(x);
const y = ax2.add(bx).add(c);
return y;
});
}
// Define constants: y = 2x^2 + 4x + 8
const a = tf.scalar(2);
const b = tf.scalar(4);
const c = tf.scalar(8);
// Predict output for input of 2
const result = predict(2);
result.print() // Output: 24
You can also use the high-level API
tf.model
to construct a model out of
layers, which are a popular abstraction in deep learning. The following code constructs a
tf.sequential
model:
const model = tf.sequential();
model.add(
tf.layers.simpleRNN({
units: 20,
recurrentInitializer: 'GlorotNormal',
inputShape: [80, 4]
})
);
const optimizer = tf.train.sgd(LEARNING_RATE);
model.compile({optimizer, loss: 'categoricalCrossentropy'});
model.fit({x: data, y: labels});
There are many different types of layers available in TensorFlow.js. A few examples include
tf.layers.simpleRNN
,
tf.layers.gru
, and
tf.layers.lstm
.
Because TensorFlow.js uses the GPU to accelerate math operations, it's necessary to manage GPU memory when working with tensors and variables.
TensorFlow.js provide two functions to help with this:
dispose
and
tf.tidy
.
dispose
You can call
dispose
on a tensor or variable to purge it and free up its GPU memory:
const x = tf.tensor2d([[0.0, 2.0], [4.0, 6.0]]);
const x_squared = x.square();
x.dispose();
x_squared.dispose();
tf.tidy
Using
dispose
can be cumbersome when doing a lot of tensor operations. TensorFlow.js provides another function,
tf.tidy
, that plays a similar role to regular scopes in JavaScript, but for GPU-backed tensors.
tf.tidy
executes a function and purges any intermediate tensors created, freeing up their GPU memory. It does not
purge the return value of the inner function.
// tf.tidy takes a function to tidy up after
const average = tf.tidy(() => {
// tf.tidy will clean up all the GPU memory used by tensors inside
// this function, other than the tensor that is returned.
//
// Even in a short sequence of operations like the one below, a number
// of intermediate tensors get created. So it is a good practice to
// put your math ops in a tidy!
const y = tf.tensor1d([1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0]);
const z = tf.ones([4]);
return y.sub(z).square().mean();
});
average.print() // Output: 3.5
Using
tf.tidy
will help prevent memory leaks in your application. It can also be used to more carefully control when memory
is reclaimed.
Two important notes
-
The function passed to
tf.tidy
should be synchronous and also not return a Promise. We suggest keeping code that updates the UI or makes remote requests outside oftf.tidy
. -
tf.tidy
will not clean up variables. Variables typically last through the entire lifecycle of a machine learning model, so TensorFlow.js doesn't clean them up even if they are created in atidy
; however, you can calldispose
on them manually.
See the TensorFlow.js API reference for comprehensive documentation of the library.
For a more in-depth look at machine learning fundamentals, see the following resources:
- Machine Learning Crash Course (Note: this course's exercises use TensorFlow's Python API. However, the core machine learning concepts it teaches can be applied in equivalent fashion using TensorFlow.js.)
- Machine Learning Glossary
- Introducing TensorFlow.js on Medium


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public class KlarnaPaymentsError : NSObject
A KlarnaPaymentError describes an error that occurred during any of the stages within the SDK.
-
Unique name for this error.
Declaration
Swift
public let name: String
-
Description of the error.
Declaration
Swift
public let message: String
-
Informs whether this error is fatal. If an error is fatal, the payment view should not be shown any further.
Declaration
Swift
public let isFatal: Bool
-
Optional name of the payment action which caused the error
Declaration
Swift
public private(set) var action: KlarnaPaymentAction?
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Declaration
Swift
public private(set) var invalidFields: [String]?
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Context(bpy_struct)¶
base class — bpy_struct
-
class
bpy.types.
Context
(bpy_struct)¶ Current windowmanager and data context
-
collection
¶ Type: Collection
, (readonly)
-
engine
¶ Type: string, default “”, (readonly, never None)
-
gizmo_group
¶ Type: GizmoGroup
, (readonly)
-
layer_collection
¶ Type: LayerCollection
, (readonly)
-
mode
¶ Type: enum in [‘EDIT_MESH’, ‘EDIT_CURVE’, ‘EDIT_SURFACE’, ‘EDIT_TEXT’, ‘EDIT_ARMATURE’, ‘EDIT_METABALL’, ‘EDIT_LATTICE’, ‘POSE’, ‘SCULPT’, ‘PAINT_WEIGHT’, ‘PAINT_VERTEX’, ‘PAINT_TEXTURE’, ‘PARTICLE’, ‘OBJECT’, ‘PAINT_GPENCIL’, ‘EDIT_GPENCIL’, ‘SCULPT_GPENCIL’, ‘WEIGHT_GPENCIL’], default ‘EDIT_MESH’, (readonly)
-
preferences
¶ Type: Preferences
, (readonly)
-
region_data
¶ Type: RegionView3D
, (readonly)
-
tool_settings
¶ Type: ToolSettings
, (readonly)
-
window_manager
¶ Type: WindowManager
, (readonly)
-
evaluated_depsgraph_get
()¶ Get the dependency graph for the current scene and view layer, to access to data-blocks with animation and modifiers applied. If any data-blocks have been edited, the dependency graph will be updated. This invalidates all references to evaluated data-blocks from the dependency graph.
Returns: Evaluated dependency graph Return type: Depsgraph
-
copy
()¶
-
classmethod
bl_rna_get_subclass
(id, default=None)¶ Parameters: id (string) – The RNA type identifier. Returns: The RNA type or default when not found. Return type: bpy.types.Struct
subclass
-
classmethod
bl_rna_get_subclass_py
(id, default=None)¶ Parameters: id (string) – The RNA type identifier. Returns: The class or default when not found. Return type: type
-
Inherited Properties
Inherited Functions
References


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Hardware Acceleration of Monte-Carlo Sampling for Energy Efficient Robust Robot Manipulation
Y Liu, G Calderoni, RI Bahar
FPL, 2020 [PDF]
Grip: Generative robust inference and perception for semantic robot manipulation in adversarial environments
X Chen, R Chen, Z Sui, Z Ye, Y Liu, RI Bahar, OC Jenkins
ICRA, 2019 [PDF]
Robust object estimation using generative-discriminative inference for secure robotics applications
Y Liu, A Costantini, RI Bahar, Z Sui, Z Ye, S Lu, OC Jenkins
ICCAD, 2018 [PDF]


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Pure Python WSGI HTTP Server.
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- Run a Python web app:
waitress-serve import.path:wsgi_func
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waitress-serve --threads=4 import.path:wsgifunc
- Call a factory method that returns a WSGI object:
waitress-serve --call import.path.wsgi_factory
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Charlie Chaplin
Speaking Loudly Without Words
- 1889 Charles Spencer Chaplin was born on
16th April
- 1898 Chaplin's childhood in London was one of poverty and hardship. As his father was absent and his mother struggled financially, he was sent to a workhouse twice before the age of nine
- 1903 At age 14 Chaplin began performing at an early age, touring music halls and later working as a stage actor and comedian.
- 1908 At age 19, he was signed to the prestigious Fred Karno company, which took him to America.
- 1914 Chaplin directed his own films from an early stage and continued to hone his craft as he moved to the Essanay, Mutual, and First National corporations.
- 1919 Chaplin co-founded the distribution company United Artists, which gave him complete control over his films.
Popular Movies Chaplin Was In
- 1921 "The Kid"
- 1923 "A Woman of Paris"
- 1925 "The Gold Rush"
- 1928 "The Circus"
- 1930 Sound became avilalbe in film yet Chaplin refused to move to it and instead made "City Lights"
- 1940 Chaplin became political and made a satire of Adolph Hitler called "The Great Dictator"
- 1943 Chaplin married his fourth wife Oona O'Neill
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1977 on December 25th at age 88 Charlie Chaplin died. His cause of death Stroke.
Charlie Chaplin was such a great actor that people often forget that he also wrote, directed, produced, edited, starred in, and composed the music for most of his films.
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Fun Fact: Charlie Chaplin had 11 children
If you are interested in learning more about Charlie Chaplin check out his wiki here
Warning: inappropriate but hilarious sence from Grandma's Boy here


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Here are the winners of the 2019 NeuroTechX Student Club Competition.
Winners
- Open Challenge 1st place: McGill NeuroTech, McGill University
- Open Challenge 2nd place: NeuroTechUofT, University of Toronto
- Fixed Challenge 1st place: PolyCortex, Polytechnique Montreal
- Facebook Like Contest (PuzzleBox Orbit): Merlin, Queen's University
- Participation Prize #1 (MeloMind): NeurotechUofT, University of Toronto
- Participation Prize #2 (Emotiv EPOC+): SynapsETS, ETS
Links to their amazing projects
>>>All projects: http://bit.ly/NTXSC19
Judges
Thanks to our awesome jury for taking their time to evaluate the projects and give valuable feedback to the students!
Judges - Open Challenge
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| Cris Micheli, CTO as Cognixion |
Jacob Flood, CEO at Mindset |
Yannick Roy, Cofounder NeuroTechX |
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| Joel Murphy, Cofounder of OpenBCI |
Jake Stauch, CEO at NeuroPlus |
Yannick Roy, Cofounder of NeuroTechX |
Thanks also to our sponsors and partners without whom this initiative wouldn't be possible.

Results & Prizes
Results - Open Challenge
Results - Fixed Challenge
All Prizes
Participation rules
- The team must be composed of at least three (3) undergraduate students from the same university (or campus). Make sure you can use your university name.
- The team must have a web page with a team name & administrators (point of contact).
The NeuroTechX SC Online Competition has two components: a fixed challenge and an open challenge.
All team must submit a 10-min video including a presentation and a demonstration of the project, for both challenges. All team must also provide a public GitHub repository, including the project components and a comprehensive description with all the steps to reproduce it. The deadline for submitting a project to any of the two challenges is Sunday, April 14th, 2019 at 23:59 (EST). All projects must be reproducible and open-source.
Open challenge
The open challenge aims at increasing the overall creativity of neurotech students. All projects related to neurotechnologies are allowed. Specific rules are listed hereafter:
- The project has to be related to neurotechnology, but there is no restriction on the type of project, it could be an art project, a game, a medical solution, etc.
Here is a non-exhaustive list of neuro-tech-related fields:
- Your body is the input: EEG, ECG, EMG, EOG, GSR, temperature, blood pressure, etc.
- Cognitive neuroscience
- Computational neuroscience
- Neuroimaging
- etc.
- A prototype is mandatory.
- A proposal of the project should be submitted and approved at least 2 month prior.
- While re-doing existing projects is valuable, something ‘novel’ is expected. #NeuroInnovation
Replicating existing technologies is allowed and will not be undervalued.
A EEG dataset is suggested for software and EEG-oriented project but not mandatory.
Fixed challenge
The fixed challenge aims at increasing the general knowledge of neurotech students by challenging them to build a fully home-made acquisition pipeline for EEG signals, including the following five stages (stages 2 and 3 can be switched depending on stage 1), with variable constraints from year to year.
Each stage has specific objectives (italic items is required):
- Acquisition
- Develop an home-made acquisition board, with at least 1 channel
- Total cost of board must not exceed 1000 USD (excluding R&D)
- Signal processing
- Focus on signal of interest (EEG) and remove artifacts and noise
- Data transmission
- Data must be acquired with a speed of at least 200 Hz
- Transmitted to a distant computer wirelessly or not
- Real-time visualization
- Real-time visualization of signal in the time and frequency domains, for each acquisition channel
- An “alpha mode” must enable the easy characterization of the alpha band power, following a open/close paradigm
- Data recording
- Data must be stored on a computer with appropriate data format for latter use
2019 constraints
- Acquisition of EEG signal is recommended (pipeline could be presented with EMG or ECG).
- Acquisition chips such as ADS1299 are accepted.
- PCB are highly recommended (not mandatory).
- Open-source libraries for data transmission and visualization are allowed, full package such as OpenVibe are not allowed.
Link to 2019 competition rules


Statutory guidance
Statutory guidance on the planning, commissioning and delivery of health services for looked-after children.
Ref: DFE-00105-2015 PDF , 558KB , 38 pages
This guidance is for:
It aims to ensure looked-after children have access to any physical or mental health care they may need.
Statutory guidance is issued by law; you must follow it unless there’s a good reason not to.
This document replaces statutory guidance on ‘Promoting the health and wellbeing of looked-after children’ issued in 2009.


Journal Articles
- J. Cagan, K. Kotovsky, and C. McComb "Are Teams Teams? And Other Musings on Humpty Dumpty"s Use of Language In The Design World." Submitted to Journal of Mechanical Design.
- T. Maier, J. DeFranco, and C. McComb "Us Versus Me: An Analysis of Team Process and Performance in Distributed Data Science Challenges." Submitted to Journal of Empirical Software engineering.
- M. Alzayed, C. McComb, S. Hunter, and S. Miller "Helping Teams Expand the Breadth of Their Solution Space Through Product Dissection: A Simulation Based Investigation." Submitted to Journal of Mechanical Design.
- T. Mahan, N. Meisel, C. McComb, and J. Menold (2018). "Pulling at the Digital Thread: Exploring the Tolerance Stack Up Between Automatic Procedures and Expert Strategies in Scan To Print Processes." Journal of Mechanical Design.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2018). "Data on the Design of Truss Structures by Teams of Engineering Students." Data in Brief.
- C. McComb, N.G. Johnson, P.S. Santaeufemia, B.T. Gorman, B. Kolste, A. Mobley, and K. Shimada (2018). "Multi-Objective Optimization and Scenario-based Robustness Analysis of the Moneymaker Hip Pump." Journal of Development Engineering.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2017). "Data on the Configuration Design of Internet-Connected Home Cooling Systems by Engineering Students." Data in Brief, vol. 14, pp. 773-776.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2017). "Mining Process Heuristics from Designer Action Data via Hidden Markov Models." Journal of Mechanical Design.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2017). "Capturing Human Sequence-Learning Abilities in Configuration Design Tasks through Markov Chains." Journal of Mechanical Design, vol. 139(9), pp. 1-12.
- C. McComb, K. Goucher-Lamber, and J. Cagan (2017). "Impossible by Design? Fairness, Strategy, and Arrow's Impossibility Theorem." Design Science, vol. 3(2).
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2017). "Optimizing Design Teams Based on Problem Properties: Computational Team Simulations and an Applied Empirical Test." Journal of Mechanical Design, vol. 139(4), pp. 1-12.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2016). "Drawing Inspiration From Human Design Teams for Better Search and Optimization: The Heterogeneous Simulated Annealing Teams Algorithm." Journal of Mechanical Design, vol. 138(4), pp. 1-6.
- C. McComb, and F.M. Tehrani (2015). "Enhancing Shear Transfer in Composite Decks." Engineering Structures, vol. 88, pp. 251-261.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2015). "Rolling with the Punches: An Examination of Team Performance in a Design Task Subject to Drastic Changes." Design Studies, vol. 36, pp. 99-121.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2015). "Lifting the Veil: Drawing insights about design teams from a cognitively-inspired computational model." Design Studies, vol. 40(C), pp. 119-142.
Conference Papers
- C. Murphy, N. Meisel, T.W. Simpson, and C. McComb (2018). "Predicting Part Mass, Required Support Material, and Build Time via Autoencoded Voxel Patterns." 29th Annual International Solid Freeform Fabrication Symposium.
- C. Berdanier, E. Baker, W. Wang, and C. McComb (2018). "Opportunities for Natural Language Processing in Qualitative Engineering Education Research: Two Examples." 2018 IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference.
- C. McComb, C. Berdanier, and J. Menold (2018). "Design Practica as Authentic Assessments in First-year Engineering Design Courses." ASEE First-Year Engineering Education Conference.
- A. Raina, C. McComb, and J. Cagan (2018). "Design Strategy Transfer in Cognitively-Inspired Agents." ASME IDETC - Design Automation Conference.
- L. Puentes, C. McComb, and J. Cagan (2018). "A Two-Tiered Grammatical Approach For Agent-Based Computational Design." ASME IDETC - Design Automation Conference.
- J. Menold, C. Berdanier, C. McComb, E. Hocker, and L. Gardner (2018). ""Thus, I had to go with what I had": A Multiple Methods Exploration of Novice Designers Articulation of Prototyping Decisions ." ASME IDETC - Design Theory and Methodology.
- T. Maier, and C. McComb (2018). "Designing Improved Teams for Crowdsourced Competitions." ASME IDETC - Design Theory and Methodology Conference.
- M. Alzayed, C. McComb, S. Hunter, and S. Miller (2018). "Helping Teams Expand the Breadth of Their Solution Space Through Product Dissection: A Simulation Based Investigation." ASME IDETC - Design Education Conference.
- C. McComb (2018). "Towards the Rapid Design of Engineered Systems Through Deep Neural Networks." Design Computing and Cognition '18.
- F. Tehrani, C. McComb, and N. Papavasiliou (2017). "Application of Project-based Learning within the Context of Sustainable Development in Education of International Engineer Citizens." Iran International Conference on Engineering Education.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2017). "Validating a Tool for Predicting Problem-Specific Optimized Team Characteristics." ASME IDETC - Design Theory and Methodology Conference.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2017). "Eliciting Configuration Design Heuristics with Hidden Markov Models." International Conference on Engineering Design.
- J. Menold, K. Jablokow, T. Simpson, and E. Waterman (2016). "The Prototype for X (PFX) Framework: Assessing Its Impact on Students' Prototyping Awareness." American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE) 2016 Annual Conference & Exposition.
- C. McComb, N.G. Johnson, and B.T. Gorman (2016). "Scenario-Based Robustness Analysis of Optimized I.D.E.-Style Treadle Pump Designs." ASME IDETC - Design for Manufacturing and the Life Cycle Conference.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2016). "Utilizing Markov Chains to Understand Operation Sequencing in Design Tasks." Design Computing and Cognition '16.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2016). "Linking Properties of Design Problems to Optimal Team Characteristics." ASME IDETC - Design Theory and Methodology Conference.
- C. McComb, K. Goucher-Lambert, and J. Cagan (2015). "Fairness and Manipulation: An Empirical Study of Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem International Conference on Engineering Design." International Conference on Engineering Design.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2015). "Heterogeneous Simulated Annealing Teams: An Optimizing Search Algorithm Inspired by Engineering Design Teams." International Conference on Engineering Design.
- J. Menold, K. Jablokow, S. Purzer, D. Ferguson, and M. Ohland (2015). "Using an Instrument Blueprint to Support the Rigorous Development of New Surveys and Assessments in Engineering Education." American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE) 2015 Annual Conference & Exposition.
- C. McComb, N.G. Johnson, P.S. Santaeufemia, and K. Shimada (2014). "Identifying Technical and Economic Improvements to the MoneyMaker Hip Pump through Multi-Objective Optimization." IEEE - Global Humanitarian Technology Conference.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2015). "Studying Human Design Teams through Computational Teams of Simulated Annealing Agents." ASME IDETC - Design Theory and Methodology Conference.
- P. Reevces, S. Zappe, E. Kisenwether, J. Follmer, and J. Menold (2014). "Characterizing engineering innovativeness through a modified Delphi Study." Frontiers in Education Conference (FIE), 2014 IEEE.
- P.S. Santaeufemia, N.G. Johnson, C. McComb, and K. Shimada (2014). "Improving Irrigation in Remote Areas: Multi-objective Optimization of a Treadle Pump." ASME IDETC - Design Automation Conference.
- C. McComb, J. Cagan, and K. Kotovsky (2014). "Quantitative Comparison of High- and Low-Performing Teams in a Design Task Subject to Drastic Changes." ASME IDETC - Design Theory and Methodology Conference.
- P. Reevces, S. Zappe, E. Kisenwether, J. Follmer, and J. Menold (2014). "Assessment of a new university-wide entrepreneurship and innovation minor." American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE) 2014 Annual Conference & Exposition.
- S. Purzer, K. Jablokow, D. Ferguson, M. Ohland, and J. Menold (2014). "Collaborative Research: Identifying and Assessing Key Factors of Engineering Innovativeness." American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE) 2014 Annual Conference & Exposition.
- J. Menold, K. Jablokow, S. Purzer, D. Ferguson, and M. Ohland (2014). "Using an Instrument Blueprint to Support the Rigorous Development of New Surveys and Assessments in Engineering Education." American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE) 2014 Annual Conference & Exposition.
- C. McComb, and F.M. Tehrani (2014). "Research and Practice Group Methodology: A Case Study in Student Success.." ASEE Pacific-Southwest Conference.
- C. McComb, M. Lawson, and Y-H. Yu (2013). "Development and Verification of a Wave Energy Converter Simulation Tool." Marine Energy Technology Symposium.


Although an EU country, all boats arriving from overseas must fly the Q flag and report on arrival and departure. This is strictly enforced.
On arrival the Customs will issue a certificate of entry, which is valid for a maximum of 12 months. During this period a yacht may leave and re-enter the Netherlands, showing the certificate on each re-entry. Foreign yachts must be registered.
Visiting yachts may need to complete an entry form in triplicate and hand it in at an Immigration office. EU yachts can simply post such a completed form.
Two copies should be kept on board for future reference. Forms can be obtained in advance, or from the Harbour Master at the port of arrival. When the Harbour Master's office is closed, contact the Immigration office by phone: 0118 483400.
Spot checks are often carried out and yachts are fined if the correct procedure is not followed.
Last updated October 2014.
All visitors require a passport which must be valid for at least three months after departure from the territory of the Schengen countries.
The Netherlands is a member of the Schengen Agreement Area. See Noonsite' Schengen page for more details on the immigration rules.
Last updated October 2014.
All firearms must be licensed, and a copy of the licence carried. There are restrictions concerning signalling pistols. Very type flare pistols must be accompanied by a firearms certificate issued in the country of origin.
A radio operator's licence may also be requested.
Import of raw meat is prohibited.
The yacht may not be sold, rented or borrowed while in the Netherlands, unless the appropriate taxes have been paid.
EU regulations apply concerning temporary importation. See EU VAT page for more information.
Last updated October 2014.
Yachts must carry their original registration document, insurance policy and ship's radio licence. One member of the crew must have a radio operator’s certificate of competence. For EU boats, proof of VAT status is also required. A copy of Binnenvaart Politie Reglement (BPR) must also be carried, even if the Dutch is not understood.
On inland waterways, any person steering a vessel capable of more than 9 knots must be over 18 years and have the Dutch "vaarbewijzen" or an International Certificate of Competence (ICC) endorsed for inland waterways. This same rule complies to boats longer than 15 meters. Such a certificate may now be requested from anyone in charge of an offshore yacht.
Navigation
Shipping traffic is very heavy along the coast. A very busy shipping route is via the Hook of Holland over the New Waterway to Rotterdam, and there is no yacht harbour in this port. In a strong westerly wind and outgoing tide from the New Waterway there can be a high tidal sea.
Inland waterways
Access to the inland waterways is from the ports of Veerhaven and the IJmuiden locks. From Den Helder there are connections via the Noord-Hollands Canal and the Zaan with Amsterdam. There is access through Vlissingen with a standing mast via the Canal through Walcheren with connections to Dordrecht and Rotterdam. There is no access from Scheveningen.
There are no speed limits on the larger rivers (except the Maas), the IJsselmeer, the open-sea channels in Zeeland, the Waddenzee and the coastal waters. However, there are speed limits in force on the canals and lakes, varying between 5 and 9 knots in different areas, which should be checked. Motorboats capable of travelling at more than 9 knots must be registered. This can be done at most larger post offices for a fee, showing proof of identity. In some areas local permission must also be obtained to travel at greater speeds.
On many of the canals and rivers yachts must keep to starboard and have their engines prepared for use. If motorsailing on the waterways, yachts are required to display forward a black cone, apex downwards.
Landing on some islands in the inland waterways is restricted. There are also restrictions concerning draft and height. However, there are certain routes that can be taken by yachts with high fixed masts without encountering any bridges. These are in the western and northern parts of Holland, such as Vlissingen to Delfzijl.
Yachts are required to have on board a copy of the Inland Waters Police Regulations, which are in force on most of the inland waters, the Zeeland channels (except the Western Scheldt, where its own shipping regulations apply), the IJsselmeer, and the Waddenzee. On the Dutch Rhine, the Waal and the Lek the Rhine Route Police Regulations are in force.
The Inland Waters Police Regulations are available in Part I of the Almanak voor Watertourisme, in Dutch only. Part 2 contains tide tables, opening times of bridges and locks, and other essential details.
The rules applicable to Amsterdam, are called the Verordening op de Haven en het Binnenwater
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On the basis of these rules the Amsterdam port control and police patrol boats can give compulsory instructions and issue fines if necessary.
It is recommended to have the latest charts on board as depths change and banks as well as shallow areas move frequently.
From January 2009 it is prohibited to discharge black water (toilet waste) from all pleasure boats on all inland waterways, lakes, the Waddensea and territorial waters within 12 NM of the Netherlands Coast.
Pleasure boats can be installed with holding tanks, dry or chemical toilets or boaters could choose simply not to use their toilets. The law is likely to be enforced with rigour.
Fishing
There are certain regulations regarding fishing in the Netherlands and a permit must be bought. Permits can be obtained at post offices. Regulations must be respected concerning closed seasons, areas where fishing is permitted, types of rods which can be used and types of fish which can be caught.
Animals must have a valid Health Certificate and Rabies Vaccination Cerificate. For further information on bringing in live animals, please contact: Rijksdienst voor de Keuring van Vee en Vlees, Postbus 3000, 2270 JA Voorburg, Tel: (070)357 88 11.
The Netherlands accepts pets covered by PETS (Pet Travel Scheme) with current Pet Passport and microchip.
The import of all birds, including pet birds and poultry, arriving from countries infected with Avian influenza is prohibited.
The import of psittacine birds if coming from Australia, Bolivia, Colombia, Ghana, Hong Kong, Honduras, Indonesia, Nicaragua or Paraguay is prohibited.


I am currently completing my Master's in Computer Science at Stanford University, concentrating in Human Computer Interaction. I graduated from Wellesley College with a major in Computer Science and a minor in Economics.
My research interests lie at the intersection of Computer Science, Art/Design, Social Behavior, and Education. I want to make our interactions with the digital world flow more seamlessly into everyday life, and I am interested in building tools to improve collaboration, amplify creativity, and enhance education.
In my free time, I love dancing, cooking, hiking, and enjoying coffee with friends.


High performance variant of apply() for a fixed set of functions. Considerable speedup is a trade-off for universality, user defined functions cannot be used with this package. However, 20 most currently employed functions are available for usage. They can be divided in three types: reducing functions (like mean(), sum() etc., giving a scalar when applied to a vector), mapping function (like normalise(), cumsum() etc., giving a vector of the same length as the input vector) and finally, vector reducing function (like diff() which produces result vector of a length different from the length of input vector). Optional or mandatory additional arguments required by some functions (e.g. norm type for norm() or normalise() functions) can be passed as named arguments in '...'.
| Version: | 2.0.1 |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.0) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2016-11-10 |
| Author: | Serguei Sokol |
| Maintainer: | Serguei Sokol <sokol at insa-toulouse.fr> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | C++11 |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | arrApply results |
| Reference manual: | arrApply.pdf |
| Package source: | arrApply_2.0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: arrApply_2.0.1.zip, r-release: arrApply_2.0.1.zip, r-oldrel: arrApply_2.0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: arrApply_2.0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: arrApply_2.0.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | arrApply archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=arrApply to link to this page.


Isaiah Spencer Martin
Democrat
Currently, I work as an inventory manager at a company called Safilo. We send and deliver various products for construction and outdoor recreation, and is considered an essential service.
I have a bachelor's degree in political science with a minor in ethnic studies, and during that time of the study, I had the opportunity to intern with the city manager of Englewood, Colorado during the summer of 2017.
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During the 2016 elections, I had helped local organizations in Denver, Colorado to get people in the community information about different ballot measures and getting people to make sure that they vote. During my time at CSU fort collins, I had also participated in different events to get students registered to vote, as well as, getting more attention on the government and the current political statuses in the united states.
Since December 2016, I have been a part of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity incorporated which not only worked for the advancement of college-educated black men and the greater black community. During November 2015 I also had the privilege to be apart of the Associated Students of Colorado State University. This was the school's student government which not only votes on student fees but many other student affairs that would help the experience of students at the campus. Before being officially accepted I was able to lobby the student government to create senate positions for the cultural centers on the campus and had the opportunity to become the first student senator to represent the Black and African American cultural center in the student government.
During my time at Colorado State University, I was able to participate in multiple student groups to seek change. In 2014, I was able to participate in a sit-in for Trayvon martin. During my sophomore year (2015) I was able to participate in a protest and demonstration in support of Missouri university and the racist incidents towards the black community at the campus. During the year 2015, I was also able to lobby the student government with the fellow students in order to create senate positions for campus cultural centers, whilst simultaneously fundraising water and other resources to be sent to Flint, Michigan. Through the remainder of my college career, I was able to help with organizing multiple students on campus to not only talk to higher administration about our needs and contributing to our voice on campus.
I would like to serve on the commission not only to gain more political experience in Colorado but also to help make sure that moving forward from Donald Trump's presidency, we can guarantee the citizens of Colorado fair districts that will represent them fairly and make sure the peoples votes count. I would also like to be apart of this committee to have a clear voice for colorado natives and how we should be represented as the population of Denver, and the greater Colorado area are growing with new residents.
I believe that with my experience I will be able to not only bring a different perspective to the commissioners, as well as bring a fresh perspective and new ideas to the commission due to my age and experience with organization and mobilization. I believe I will be able to contribute to the commissioners as well, by my ability to work with various people no matter the positions in order to achieve the common goals that we share for the people. Through my experience in ASCSU, I was not only able to work on my impartiality in order to work with senators who did not share the same opinions as me but was able to attain focus and problem-solving skills which I feel would be of great use to the commission.
Not only I am a hard-working young man, but due to my collegiate experience, I have developed skills in which I can handle organizational events and problems on the spot without much worry. These skills would further develop my abilities in being able to handle different situations on the spot, as well as, being able to communicate with different individuals to discuss the solutions to problems, as well as the problems themselves. With my collegiate and intern experience, I gained great organizational skills in which I not only learned how to handle, and work with large amounts of money, but to collect and make reports that would help give those who I was working with all of the information they needed to handle various problems.
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Background
NHSX is a new unit that will drive forward the digital transformation of health and care.
The digital transformation of the NHS is the most important change we will make to the healthcare system for the next decade. It will:
- improve patient care by giving NHS staff the tools they need to do their job more effectively and freeing up their time
- deliver digital services designed around the needs of patients and staff
- free up resources for other changes, from joining up health and social care to using data to boost cancer survival rates
To do this, we need a transformation in the way that technology is led in the NHS. Responsibility for technology, digital and data policy is currently split across lots of organisations and teams. NHSX brings together a joint unit between the Department of Health and Social Care, NHS England and NHS Improvement to drive the transformation and lead policy, implementation and change.
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It will report directly to the Secretary of State and the Chief Executives of NHS England and NHS Improvement. It will be funded through existing budgets, transfers of staff and savings from NHS Digital, which is currently restructuring.


The MathJax.Callback.Signal object is one of the key mechanisms used by MathJax to synchronize its actions with those that occur asynchronously, like loading files and stylesheets. A Signal object is used to publicize the fact that MathJax has performed certain actions, giving other code running the web page the chance to react to those actions. See Synchronizing with MathJax for more details, and Using Signals in particular for examples of how to specify and use MathJax Signal objects.
The Callback Signal object is a subclass of the Callback Queue object.
The name of the signal. Each signal is named so that various components can access it. The first one to request a particular signal causes it to be created, and other requests for the signal return references to the same object.
Array used internally to store the post history so that when new listeners express interests in this signal, they can be informed of the signals that have been posted so far. This can be cleared using the signal’s Clear() method.
Array of callbacks to the listeners who have expressed interest in hearing about posts to this signal. When a post occurs, the listeners are called, each in turn, passing them the message that was posted.
Posts a message to all the listeners for the signal. The listener callbacks are called in turn (with the message as an argument), and if any return a Callback object, the posting will be suspended until the callback is executed. In this way, the Post() call can operate asynchronously, and so the callback parameter is used to synchronize with its operation; the callback will be called when all the listeners have responded to the post.
If a Post() to this signal occurs while waiting for the response from a listener (either because a listener returned a Callback object and we are waiting for it to complete when the Post() occurred, or because the listener itself called the Post() method), the new message will be queued and will be posted after the current message has been sent to all the listeners, and they have all responded. This is another way in which posting can be asynchronous; the only sure way to know that a posting has occurred is through its callback. When the posting is complete, the callback is called, passing it the signal object that has just completed.
Returns the callback object (or a blank callback object if none was provided).
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This causes the history of past messages to be cleared so new listeners will not receive them. Note that since the signal may be operating asynchronously, the Clear() may be queued for later. In this way, the Post() and Clear() operations will be performed in the proper order even when they are delayed. The callback is called when the Clear() operation is completed.
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This method registers a new listener on the signal. It creates a Callback object from the callback specification, attaches it to the signal, and returns that Callback object. When new messages are posted to the signal, it runs the callback, passing it the message that was posted. If the callback itself returns a Callback object, that indicates that the listener has started an asynchronous operation and the poster should wait for that callback to complete before allowing new posts on the signal.
If ignorePast is false or not present, then before Interest() returns, the callback will be called with all the past messages that have been sent to the signal.
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This removes a listener from the signal so that no new messages will be sent to it. The callback should be the one returned by the original Interest() call that attached the listener to the signal in the first place. Once removed, the listener will no longer receive messages from the signal.
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This creates a callback that is called whenever the signal posts the given message. This is a little easier than having to write a function that must check the message each time it is called. Although the message here is a string, if a message posted to the signal is an array, then only the first element of that array is used to match against the message. That way, if a message contains an identifier plus arguments, the hook will match the identifier and still get called with the complete set of arguments.
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For Sadie Lamparyk’s first year in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, there is one part she is most excited for:
“I’m really looking forward to being in my underwear up on stage in front of a bunch of people.”
That is the thing about Rocky and the Lost Flamingo Theatre Company’s staging of it. The night is a group of sweaty people, decked out in glitter and lace, belting out the lyrics to “Time Warp.” Their corsets are tied, their thigh-highs are secure and red lipstick is carefully painted on their lips. And it is not just the cast — it is everyone.
There are no expectations. There is not really a dress code. It is $5 at the door and a night in The Union Bar & Grill, 18 W. Union St., with 300 newly-made friends.
“It’s very liberating,” Sasha Gough, an Athens resident who plays Dr. Scott, said.  You can walk around half-naked and everyone is kind of OK with it. There’s no question.”
The show is coming home to The Union after the fire on Union Street in November 2014 forced the show to relocate to Jackie O’s Pub & Brewery for one year.
The show is getting more notice nationally due to FOX’s upcoming remake, starring Laverne Cox, Victoria Justice and Ryan McCartan. It airs on Oct. 20, the same day LFC’s show begins.
“I’m not worried it will affect our attendance or anything,” Kelly Bergenstein, a senior studying sociology pre-law and director of the show, said. “People can go watch it online the next day. Why would you not go support local art? Why would you not go see something that you won’t be able to replay the next day? Like, it’s not going to be on Netflix a few months from now. This is an experience, not just a show. And that’s what we market to people.”
She said she will give the remake a chance at a later time. She will be focused that night on the show, which is based on a cult classic. Logan Amon, a junior studying child and family studies who is playing Dr. Frank-N-Furter, saw that movie for the first time after he had already landed the part.
“I actually hadn’t seen the movie when I auditioned,” Amon said. “I didn’t tell them until we all did the cast viewing party. I was like, ‘Hey, I haven’t seen this.’”
At first he thought it was “wildly inappropriate for no reason,” but now that he is in it, he understands it.
And so do the people of Athens. With lines that span the block outside of The Union, Bergenstein knows that her work does not go unnoticed. And it will not for her final year.
 “So, there was a lot of pressure when I first got started but now, it’s like it’s not so much about the performances. It’s not so much about the show or the movie or the music — it’s about the experience and if you get the experience right, that’s what matters and I realized that that’s what was happening.”
Dr. Frank-n-Furter
Played by: Logan Amon
Junior studying childhood and family studies
First year in RockyDr. Frank-n-Furter is:"Very sexual. Very moody."

 We all do a lot of weird sexual stuff together because we have to because it’s in the show, so we automatically bond. But then, I just feel like we all spend so much time together that we all just have a mutual love for the show and that just kind of brings people together.
What’s your favorite TV show?Shameless. It is so good. I made my mom buy the DVDs even though it’s on Netflix now.
Is known for being bizarre.
Basically, engaged couple Brad Majors and Janet Weiss are stranded after their car breaks down. They seek refuge in the castle of Dr. Frank-N-Furter, a transvestite and mad scientist. They have a weird time meeting the cast of characters at the mansion, which include his servants and his own man-made man, Rocky Horror.
The original movie was released in 1975 and was directed by Jim Sharman. Tim Curry played the original Dr. Frank-N-Furter, Susan Sarandon played Janet and Barry Bostwick played Brad.
Janet Weiss
Played by: Tess Plona
Fifth-year student studying integrated language arts
Third year in RockyJanet is:“Annoying. Uptight. … She’s so annoying. Impressionable.”
How have you changed from being involved in Rocky?
So this is my third year and I think over the years I’ve just become a lot more comfortable with myself. Definitely baring almost everything on stage … it forces you to become comfortable. I’ve also just made some great connections. I’ve met so many different people, so many different kinds of people.
What’s your favorite place to be at in Athens?Probably my bedroom or College Green.
The cast of LFC has been rehearsing since the beginning of the academic year. The original movie plays behind the cast, who acts out what is happening on screen. That means the cast rehearses every movement the original actors are doing to be able to mimic them spot-on.
“A Rocky virgin is someone who has never seen a live showing of the movie. So sitting on your couch at home, watching the movie does not alleviate your virgin status. It does not disappear until you see it live and you’ve gone through the sacrifices — you’re still a virgin,” Kelly Bergenstein, the director, said.
Brad Majors
Played by: Zach Delin
Sophomore studying linguistics
Second year in RockyBrad is:“... repressed. I feel like a lot of times he’s really uptight and stiff but then I think at the end he realizes there’s a bit more to him, and what he thought he was, is not who he really is.”
Why should people come to the show?
 So, why not come?
What’s your favorite food? I like the tempura burrito at Fusion.
Rocky Horror is all about rituals — one aspects being the callbacks, where audience members become part of the dialogue.
“When you usually hear the word callback, it means in an audition, you’re being ‘called back’ to … (complete) another stage of the process,” Darragh Liaskos, who is the assistant director, said. “But in Rocky, there’s a line and then the audience ‘calls back’ onto stage what we’ve said.”
The audience fills in natural pauses with phrases that make sense to the dialogue already happening — which can lead to a lot of shouting.
 Don’t try to understand it. Like, don’t try to gain meaning from this movie. There is none. But also, come with an open mind and (be) ready to have fun. Just really embrace it.”  Embrace the virgin. Don’t say you’re not a virgin when you really are.” Kate Keverline, who is playing Columbia
“Just come in with an open mind and an open wallet for the bar.” — Jeralayne Ruiz, who is playing Magenta
“I wouldn’t tell them anything because going to a Rocky show is 10 trillion times better when you have no idea what you’re get into. That’s how it was the first time I ever saw Rocky and it was so overwhelming so I would tell them nothing.” — Sarah DiFiore, who is in the Whorus
Kelly Bergenstein, Director
Senior studying sociology pre-law
Fourth year with Rocky
What are you thoughts going into this year’s Rocky?
I feel really good about this year. I don’t know if it’s because it’s my fourth year involved or my third year in charge or the people — I don’t know. Maybe the stars and planets aligned. I just think we have the right people in the right place at the right time and now that The Union is back, it just truly feels like this is how I want to end my time at Ohio University is doing this, with these people, at this time.
Who’s a role model in your life?I want to say every woman in my life is someone I look up to, but particularly my mom. We don’t have a terrible amount in common but I think the best parts about me came from watching her and just everything that she does I aspire to.
Darragh Liaskos, Assistant Director
Sophomore studying media arts and studies
Second year with Rocky, previously a makeup artist
What is the impact Rocky has on Athens?
 Because, a lot of times people are like, ‘Oh that’s just so slutty, I can’t even imagine being involved in something like that’ and you see us and we’re all like childhood majors and teachers and we’re just being free.
Favorite place to get food Uptown? Salaam. Yeah, that’s my favorite place.
Rocky
Played by: Brian Barnett
Sophomore studying management information systems and business analytics
Second year in Rocky, previously in the Whorus
Rocky is: “(Dr. Frank-N-Furter’s) sexual … play-thing. … he’s just kind of there for other people’s amusement.”
Why should people attend the show?
It’s very loose and very free. People can kind of do whatever they want with the character they’re playing. Year to year, each character is just a little bit different based on who’s playing it and how they’re doing it.
If you could travel anywhere, where would you go?
This is probably pretty lame, but I think it’d be really cool to go to California and just see all the national parks and see the redwood forests.
Dr. Scott
Played by: Sasha Gough
Athens resident
First year in Rocky
Dr. Scott is: “really smart, through the entire movie he just feels really confused. Even though he knows all of the characters, a lot of times he’s just scrambling to keep up with all of the nonsense.”
What kind of impact has Rocky made?

Who is someone who has made an impact on your life? I’m going to go with Darren Criss because I love him so much. He’s just had a lot of things fall into his lap but he stays consistently humble.
Columbia
Played by: Kate Keverline
Junior studying journalism and a previous Post reporter
Third year in Rocky
Columbia is: “A dramatic girl. She gets attached to people very easily. She falls in and out of love with several characters in the course of two hours and she kind of sacrifices herself for Frank at the end.”
What are you looking forward to?
I like the energy at the shows. That group of people is pretty special and different than if you’re going to go to a random concert at The Union.
If you could have any superpower, what would it be? Oh no. Um, to fly.
Magenta
Played by:Jeralayne Ruiz
Junior studying music therapy
Third year in Rocky
Magenta is: “Crusty. Domestic. And — am I allowed to say bitchy?”
Why did you get involved?
I have been watching Rocky since I was like 11, without my parents’ knowledge, and I was so in love with it and I got so excited and I was like “Oh, I’ll just audition and maybe I’ll be in the Whorus or something” and I actually got double cast my first year (as Magenta).
What’s the best class that you’ve ever taken?I think my favorite class was Intro to Communication Sciences and Disorders with Dr. McCarthy. I love that man. … It was so interesting and engaging.
Riff Raff
Played by: Sam White
Junior studying music therapy
Second year in Rocky
Riff Raff is: “Crusty and terrifying. Creepy crusty.”
What’s are you most looking forward to?
I love doing “Time Warp.” … Every time we get up there you just here everyone get so excited. They’re doing the dance in the crowd and it’s like … I can’t even hear myself because everyone knows the words.
If you could go see any band/singer in concert, who would it be? Panic! At The Disco.
Eddie
Played by: Kirby Flowers
Senior studying music therapy
Fourth year in Rocky
Eddie is: “in one song. I come out of a vault. I’m half-dead.  And, yep. So I’m just a crazy, half-human, sex-maniac who plays the saxophone.”
What should people know before coming to a Rocky show?
 The more you try and resist — that’s the awkward people.
Best gift you’ve ever received? The gift of life from my mother.
Criminologist
Played by: Alexis Chambers
Junior studying screenwriting and producing
Second year in Rocky
The Criminologist is: “basically the narrator and the investigator of the case of what happened at Frank’s castle.”
How have you felt like this experience has impacted your time at OU?
It’s just made it just so much more fun, I think, and just so much more special because I’m a part of something that’s been going on for so long.
Favorite store to shop at?Urban Outfitters.
“The Whorus, pretty much for all of the big musical numbers, we’ll go in back and do a dance, and then throughout the show, we also play as props, so I push the wheelchair around. There’s one song — ‘There’s a Light’ — where we all pretend to be lights. Do things like that. Since we don’t really have a set for our show, we’re just on stage, we fill in that role as props.” — Sarah DiFiore, a member of the Whorus who also plays a wheelchair.
Played by: Erica Richard (The Lips)
Junior studying retail merchandising and fashion product development
First year in Rocky
What’s your favorite part about performing?
Probably the connection that you make with the other people onstage. A lot of acting and performing is nonverbal so you make a connection and you react with other people’s reactions and it’s really cool.
If you could visit anywhere in the world right now, where would you go?
I would go to Paris.
Lexie Pritchard
Junior studying music production
Third year in Rocky
Whoreographer's role: “I basically just teach all the dances, clean all the dances, perfect all the dances — make sure we look good. So I carry the weight of that side of everything. Just make sure that they look as good as they could look.”
What have you learned during this experience?
I feel like, as a person, I’ve made a huge progression from who I was as a freshman doing Rocky to who I am now, and I attribute a lot of that to the environment that Rocky provides.
Who would play you in the movie of your life?I feel like either Amy Schumer or Jennifer Lawrence. And when I’m trying to be poised, Blake Lively.
Played by: Gwendolyn Fuller
Senior studying integrated media
Second year in Rocky
How do you feel like the show has impacted Athens?
For me, I’m just so proud to be a part of it. I think it’s such a cool thing to be a part of because people really look forward to it every year and that’s so cool and it’s like a shared experience with so many people here.
If you could only have one food for the rest of your life, what would it be?
No one else I bet will ever say this, but grapefruit is my favorite thing in the entire world.
Played by: Sadie Lamparyk
Junior studying communication sciences and disorders
First year in Rocky
How’s the experience of Rocky been?
(Being in Rocky is) really fun. I kind of have to put on this image of being sexy. … I’m a smaller person so I feel like a lot of times people refer to me as ‘cute’ so trying to be sexy is a weird thing and you’re supposed to be all touchy with each other so it’s an interesting sexuality experience.
Favorite show to binge-watch on Netflix: I just finished The Office but I’m a really big fan of New Girl because I think Zooey Deschanel is awesome.
Played by: Hannah Rossio
Junior studying communication
First year in Rocky
What’s your role being in the Whorus?
I’m just sexy all the time.
Best book you’ve ever read? Ready Player One (by Ernest Cline).
Played by: Sarah DiFiore
Junior studying child and family studies
First year in Rocky
What are you most looking forward to?
I’m really excited because my mom is coming to the show so I can’t wait to hang out with her and see her reaction.
Favorite movie? Gia. Angelina Jolie is in it.
Played by: Casi Arnold
Senior studying playwriting and women’s, gender and sexuality studies
Fourth year in Rocky
What impact has the show had on your life?
It was the very first thing I did freshman year, basically. So it’s painted my entire college career, I’d say. It really just helped me come out of my shell immediately because I was super shy in high school.
What are three things you always have with you? Obviously phone, keys, wallet. I freak out if I don’t feel those things in my pocket. And I have a bookbag on most of the time. So I guess that’s four things.
Played by: Eberle Ferrell
Junior studying photography
Second year in Rocky
Why do you think seeing the show is a popular thing to do in Athens?
The show is so different and no one really understands it and I think you can just have a lot of fun with it. So, I tell all my friends about it who have never seen it before and they’re like, “This doesn’t make sense — why would we go to this?” But I think people are just attracted to it because it’s so different. People who come here to watch it and pay to see it, they get to be something they’re not for a night.
What’s the first CD you ever owned? CDs weren’t huge, but I remember I went to buy an All Time Low CD. I don’t remember which album it was, but it’s definitely something All Time Low, which is hilarious.
Played by: AJ Johnson
Junior studying communication and education
First year in Rocky
How has the first year been?
I love it so much. I cannot wait to do it, next year and the year (after) — and I want to come back and keep on doing it till I’m 98 years old. I love it so much. I didn’t think it would be this fun. It was a little awkward at first, but I think it’s great now.
What did you want to be when you were growing up? I wanted to perform, actually, so living out the dream, dancing half-naked.


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\(\mathrm{\color{red} {Highlights}}\): OpenMP support here; Constrained Hilbert spaces support now here!¶
Check out Parallel Computing Support and the example script Parallel Computing in QuSpin.
For a tutorial in QuSpin’s user_basis which allows the user to define custom bases with constraints, check out: A tutorial on QuSpin’s user_basis.
Complete list of the most recent features¶
Added in v. 0.3.3 (2019.10.15)¶
Improved Functionality¶
- introducing improvements to Example 11 to perform Monte Carlo sampling in the symmetry-reduced Hilbert space.
- new examples:
- Example 13 to showcase double_occupancy option of the spinful_fermion_basis_*.
- Examples 14-16 demonstrate the usage of user_basis.
- Example 17 shows how to use QuSpin for Lindblad dynamics and demonstrates the use of the omp-parallelzied matvec function for speedup.
- Example 18 shows how to construct Hamiltinians on a hexagonal lattice.
- improved functionality of the tools.evolution.evolve() function.
- fixed import issue with scipy’s comb function.
- fixed a number of small bugs.
New Attributes, Functions, Methods and Classes¶
- adding *_basis_general.get_amp() function method which effectively provides a partial get_vec() function but does not require the basis to be constructed ahead of time.
- adding optional argument double_occupancy to the spinful_fermion_basis_* classes to control whether doubly occupied sites should be part of the basis or not.
- adding the user_basis class which enables the user to build in Hilbert-space constraints, and exposes the inner workings of QuSpin’s core function to give the user almost complete control (see A tutorial on QuSpin’s user_basis).
- adding tools.misc.matvec() and tools.misc.get_matvec() functions with omp-parallelized implementation which outperforms scipy and numpy in computing matrix-vector peroducts.
- adding optional arguments to the dot() and rdot() functions of the operators module.
Added in v. 0.3.2 (2019.03.11)¶
Improved Functionality¶
- improved performance for matrix vector product in _oputils and expm_multiply_parallel. Leads to significant speedup in the hamiltonian and quantum_operator classes (e.g. in the hamiltonian.evolve() function) and the tools.evolution.expm_multiply_parallel() function.
Added in v. 0.3.1 (2019.03.08)¶
Improved Functionality¶
- support for python 3.7.
- \(\mathrm{\color{red} {discontinued\ support}}\) for python 3.5 on all platforms and python 2.7 on windows. QuSpin for these versions will remain available to download up to and including QuSpin 0.3.0, but they are no longer being maintained.
- matplotlib is no longer a required package to install quspin. It is still required to run the examples, though.
- parallelization: New parallel features added or improved + OpenMP support for osx. Requires a different build of QuSpin (see also Parallel Computing Support).
- new OpenMP features in operators module (see Parallel Computing Support and example script Parallel Computing in QuSpin).
- improved OpenMP features in the *_general_basis classes.
- new example scripts: (i) use of some new *_basis_general methods, (ii) use of OpenMP and QuSpin’s parallel features.
- faster implementation of spin-1/2 and hard-core bosons in the general basis classes.
- more memory efficient versions of matrix-vector/matrix products implemented for both hamiltonian and quantum_operator classes. Allows using OpenMP in the hamiltonian.evolve() function method.
- refactored code for *_general_basis classes.
- large integer support for *_general_basis classes allows to build lattices with more than 64 sites.
New Attributes, Functions, Methods and Classes¶
- new argument make_basis for *_basis_general classes allows to use some of the basis functionality without constructing the basis.
- new *_basis_general class methods: Op_bra_ket(), representative(), normalization(), inplace_Op().
- support for Quantum Computing definition of “+”, “-“ Pauli matrices: see pauli argument of the spin_basis_* classes.
- adding argument p_con to *_basis_general.get_vec() and *_basis_general.get_proj() functions.
- adding functions basis.int_to_state() and basis.state_to_int() to convert between spin and integer representation of the states.
- new basis.states attribute to show the list of basis states in their integer representation.
- new methods of the *_basis_general classes for bitwise operations on basis states stored in integer representation.
- both hamiltonian and quantum_operator classes support a new out argument for dot and rdot which allows the user to specify an output array for the result.
- both hamiltonian and quantum_operator classes support a new overwrite_out argument which allows the user to toggle between overwriting the data within out or adding the result to out inplace without allocating extra data.


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Dr. D's Rating: Critical Condition (1 star out of 4)
Okay, here's the deal. I'll be the first one to grant that everybody needs a day off now and then. I'll even go so far as to say that a vacation is a necessary part of doing any job well. I mean, hey, I've been known to stretch a weekend into a three-day outing, if Friday looks to be a slow day. And if Monday ain't looking like a pick-me-up, well, I've been known to give Martha Nell a call and say, "Do me a favor, sweetheart. Bump Old Man Ferguson's boil lancing to Tuesday morning, and tell Miss Audrey that I'll swing by her house Monday evening and see if we can't get her trick knee back in line." A simple sentence like that, and I've got a nice four-day fishing trip with the boys, or more often than not, a trip up to Cherokee, N.C., for jackpot bingo and assorted other mountain funnery.
But the point is, if you take a day off, do something different. If you've worked yourself silly for months, relax a bit. Sleep in. Eat pancakes at noon. Microwave an egg in its shell.  Listen to some Barry White records at high speed. Whatever. But do not, under any circumstances, spend your vacation doing the same thing you do for a living. And, if you do, don't make the final product look ten times worse than it would any other time.
Because I do not want to hear your sob stories, Oliver Stone. You apparently thought you needed a break from making "important films." Cool. So you found this hinky little book and decided to make it a movie. That's cool, too. But, Ollie, old sage, do not take a good story and a hot cast and make one of the most pointless and worthless films of the decade. I'm just eager to meet you one day, so I can buy you a Stoli, look you in the eye and say, "What in the Wide World of Sports were you thinking with U-Turn?"
 He's heading cross the desert minus two fingers when his Mustang ragtop blows a radiator hose, stranding him in Superior, Arizona, held there by an "ignorant, inbred, turtleneck hick" of a mechanic named Darrell. While Darrell puts a new hose on the ride, Bobby walks into town to see what's cooking. Is it needless of me to say that Superior, Arizona, is not exactly the shiny scrubbed home of all things lovely? Probably not.
Bobby meets up with Grace (Jennifer Lopez), who invites him back to her place, for drape-hanging and other domestic issues. Just as those issues are starting up, Grace's husband, Jake, storms in, looking like check-out day of the Elks Lodge Convention. Just beats Bobby silly.   Them murderous Arizonians. Gotta love 'em.
If any of this sounds familiar, congratulations. You win a kewpie doll. The story is a straight shoplift of Red Rock West, a cult favorite a few years back from John Dahl, maker of the phenomenal The Last Seduction. But the contest doesn't end there, guys and gals. We get steals from Russ Meyer movies, where everybody in town is horny and sweaty. We get the town from Bad Day at Black Rock, minus the train, plus busty women who can speak. Look at any Schwarzenegger film, and you'll see our hero, Bobby, as Bobby has a mudhole stomped in his keister a dozen times, has his ribs stove in at least fifteen times, gets bit by a tarantula, gets shot at, and ends up with vultures circling overhead, all the while getting up like he just got a shaving nick. Bobby as Terminator? Stretch it a bit, and we have a five-finger discount from Doc Hollywood, where the whole story occurs because of car trouble, forcing the main character to stay at the mercy of the town and the mechanic. Okay, he's working from a book, so maybe Ollie's not totally to blame for blatantly copping these ideas. I just expect a man who can make up an alternative history of the United States to be able to craft a few original ideas before exposing the negative.
I just wish he hadn't brought a cast like this together for what amounts to a group toe-stub. Sean Penn gives a great performance, and Jennifer Lopez and Nick Nolte are as on target as they can be, playing over-the-top caricatures of stereotype characters. The best thing about the movie is watching Penn react to the madness around him and try to figure out exactly what the blankety-blank is going on. Too bad it's not fun to watch when it's happening to us...while we sit through this mess of a film.
U-Turn is not a bad film if you're a fan of technique. It's the Oliver Stone you've always known. Robert Richardson is his usual cinematographer, and Rob and Ollie know how to shoot a flick -- great camera angles, shifting viewpoints, wicked colors, nice looking pictures. But pictures of what? I think I'd rather stare at a xeroxed envelope for two hours than try to figure out the Tilt-o-Whirl point of this loser film. Plot twists are one thing, repetition is almost unforgivable, and this is dang near as unforgivable as any movie I've seen in the past five years. Oliver, I know your body of work is nothing to sniff at. You've been nice enough to limit us to only one Doors movie, and films like Platoon, JFK, Wall Street and Nixon give us plenty to dig on. Your scripts are certainly respectable, your budgets are up there on the screen, and your actors don't dog it. And I know that, maybe, with U-Turn, you were just kicking back, just having fun. That's fine. But don't do that with a movie with the potential of this one. Do some Police Academy sequel (imagine that.) Do a big comedy, like a remake of It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. But do not drop a limp U-Turn out of your pocket and expect us to accept it as "An Oliver Stone Movie," and not question why it stinks like week-old snook. There's a right way to have fun, and a wrong way to have fun. This was as wrong as you can get without going to jail.
Get "reel" soon, Doc
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Movie Skinny:
United States, 1997 U.S. Release Date: 10/3/97 (wide) Running Length: 2:07 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, profanity, sexual situations) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Sean Penn, Jennifer Lopez, Nick Nolte, Powers Boothe, Billy Bob Thornton, Claire Danes, Joaquin Phoenix, Jon Voight, Liv Tyler Director: Oliver Stone Producers: Dan Halsted, Clayton Townsend Screenplay: John Ridley based on his book STRAY DOGS Cinematography: Robert Richardson Music: Ennio Morricone U.S. Distributor: TriStar Pictures
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On the Road: After the snow
by Newsroom StaffThis week, Calgary photographer and videographer Mike Drew took in southern Alberta’s beauty after a snowfall.
Follow his journey in the above video.
This week, Calgary photographer and videographer Mike Drew took in southern Alberta’s beauty after a snowfall.
Follow his journey in the above video.