Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
by Phillis Wheatley
"To a Clergyman on the Death of His Lady."
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- Year Published: 1773
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Wheatley, P. (1773). Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral.London, England: A. Bell.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 2.5
- Word Count: 375
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: 18th century literature, american authors, poetry
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WHERE contemplation finds her sacred spring,
Where heav'nly music makes the arches ring,
Where virtue reigns unsully'd and divine,
Where wisdom thron'd, and all the graces shine,
There sits thy spouse amidst the radiant throng,
While praise eternal warbles from her tongue;
There choirs angelic shout her welcome round,
With perfect bliss, and peerless glory crown'd.
While thy dear mate, to flesh no more confin'd,
Exults a blest, an heav'n–ascended mind,
Say in thy breast shall floods of sorrow rise?
Say shall its torrents overwhelm thine eyes?
Amid the seats of heav'n a place is free,
And angels open their bright ranks for thee;
For thee they wait, and with expectant eye
Thy spouse leans downward from th' empyreal sky:
"O come away," her longing spirit cries,
"And share with me the raptures of the skies.
"Our bliss divine to mortals is unknown;
"Immortal life and glory are our own.
"There too may the dear pledges of our love
"Arrive, and taste with us the joys above;
"Attune the harp to more than mortal lays,
"And join with us the tribute of their praise
"To him, who dy'd stern justice to stone,
"And make eternal glory all our own.
"He in his death slew ours, and, as he rose,
"He crush'd the dire dominion of our foes;
"Vain were their hopes to put the God to flight,
"Chain us to hell, and bar the gates of light."
She spoke, and turn'd from mortal scenes her eyes,
Which beam'd celestial radiance o'er the skies.
Then thou dear man, no more with grief retire,
Let grief no longer damp devotion's fire,
But rise sublime, to equal bliss aspire,
Thy sighs no more be wafted by the wind,
No more complain, but be to heav'n resign'd
'Twas thine t' unfold the oracles divine,
To sooth our woes the task was also thine;
Now sorrow is incumbent on thy heart,
Permit the muse a cordial to impart;
Who can to thee their tend'rest aid refuse?
To dry thy tears how longs the heav'nly muse!


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Graphs from Dendrograms
29 Jun 2014R has various functions (and packages) for working with both hierarchical clustering dendrograms and graphs. The problem is that there's almost no information on how convert a dendrogram into a graph.
Trees and Graphs
For one of my visualization projects I was faced with the following question: How to obtain a graph structure from a dendrogram structure? As simple as this question may seem, it took me a couple of days to find out a satisfactory answer.
Recall that a dendrogram is a just tree diagram used to display the arrangement of the clusters produced by hierarchical clustering. Interestingly, we can think of a dendrogram as a graph with a tree structure. The leafs of the dendrogram and the merged nodes can be seen as the graph nodes. In turn, the branches of the dendrogram can be regarded as the graph edges.
Hierarchical Clustering Dendrogram
Let's start by generating a hierarchical clustering with hclust()
. We'll
use the data USArrests
for demo purposes:
# distance matrix
dist_usarrests = dist(USArrests)
# hierarchical clustering analysis
clus_usarrests = hclust(dist_usarrests, method = "ward.D")
# plot dendrogram
plot(clus_usarrests, hang = -1)
Although "hclust"
provides information about the merged nodes, it doesn't provide
all the necessary elements to build a graph. To do this, we need to use
the function as.phylo()
from the R package "ape"
. The good news
about a "phylo"
object is that it contains all the tree edges needed
to build a graph.
# library ape
library(ape)
# convert 'hclust' to 'phylo' object
phylo_tree = as.phylo(clus_usarrests)
# get edges
graph_edges = phylo_tree$edge
Graph
Once we have the edges we can build a graph using the function graph.edgelist()
from the package "igraph"
.
# library igraph
library(igraph)
# get graph from edge list
graph_net = graph.edgelist(graph_edges)
# plot graph
plot(graph_net)
The previous plot is kind of messy but the graph has exactly what we want: it has all the leafs, nodes and edges from the dendrogram.
Finally, we can play with the different graph layouts to get a set of x-y
coordinates. For instance, we can use the layout.auto()
function to get
nodes nicely spread. Having the layout coordinates we can plot a graph with
a tree structure using some R plotting tools:
# extract layout (x-y coords)
graph_layout = layout.auto(graph_net)
# number of observations
nobs = nrow(USArrests)
# start plot
plot(graph_layout[,1], graph_layout[,2], type = "n", axes = FALSE,
xlab = "", ylab = "")
# draw tree branches
segments(
x0 = graph_layout[graph_edges[,1],1],
y0 = graph_layout[graph_edges[,1],2],
x1 = graph_layout[graph_edges[,2],1],
y1 = graph_layout[graph_edges[,2],2],
col = "#dcdcdc55", lwd = 3.5
)
# add labels
text(graph_layout[1:nobs,1], graph_layout[1:nobs,2],
phylo_tree$tip.label, cex = 1, xpd = TRUE, font = 1)
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java.lang.Object edu.cmu.sphinx.linguist.acoustic.tiedstate.Sphinx3Loader
Loads a tied-state acoustic model generated by the Sphinx-3 trainer.
The acoustic model should be packaged in a JAR file. The dictionary and language model files are not required to be in the package. You can specify their locations separately. A text file called "model.props" and the data files that make up the acoustic model are required. The model.props file is a file of key-value pairs, loadable as a Java Properties file. It should minimally contain the following properties:
As an example, lets look at the Wall Street Journal acoustic model JAR
file, which is located at the sphinx4/lib
directory.
If you run
"jar tvf lib/WSJ_8gau_13dCep_16k_40mel_130Hz_6800Hz.jar"
,
you will find that its internal structure looks roughly like:
WSJ_8gau_13dCep_16k_40mel_130Hz_6800Hz.jar | +- edu | +- cmu | +- sphinx | +- model | + acoustic | +- model.props | +- WSJ_8gau_13dCep_16k_40mel_130Hz_6800Hz.class | +- WSJLoader.class | +- cd_continuous_8gau | | | +- means | +- variances | +- mixture_weights | +- transition_matrices | +- dict | | | +- alpha.dict | +- cmudict.0.6d | +- digits.dict | +- fillerdict | +- etc | +- WSJ_clean_13dCep_16k_40mel_130Hz_6800Hz.4000.mdef +- WSJ_clean_13dCep_16k_40mel_130Hz_6800Hz.ci.mdef +- variables.def
The model.props file looks like (note how the 'dataLocation' and 'modelDefinition' properties are defined relative to the WSJ_clean_13dCep_16k_40mel_130Hz_6800Hz.class):
description = Wall Street Journal acoustic models isBinary = true featureType = cepstra_delta_doubledelta vectorLength = 39 sparseForm = false numberFftPoints = 512 filters = 40 gaussians = 8 maxFreq = 6800 minFreq. = 130 sampleRate = 16000 dataLocation = cd_continuous_8gau modelDefinition = etc/WSJ_clean_13dCep_16k_40mel_130Hz_6800Hz.4000.mdef
Note that although most of the properties of this class are already defined in the model.props file, it is still possible (but not recommended) to override those values by specifying them in the configuration file.
| Field Summary | |
static java.lang.String |
MODEL_VERSION
Supports this version of the acoustic model |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_DATA_LOCATION
Subdirectory where the acoustic model can be found |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_DATA_LOCATION_DEFAULT
The default value of PROP_DATA_LOCATION. |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_IS_BINARY
Specifies whether the model to be loaded is in ASCII or binary format |
static boolean |
PROP_IS_BINARY_DEFAULT
The default value of PROP_IS_BINARY |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_LOG_MATH
The log math component for the system. |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_MC_FLOOR
Mixture component score floor. |
static float |
PROP_MC_FLOOR_DEFAULT
Mixture component score floor default value. |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_MODEL
The name of the model definition file (contains the HMM data) |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_MODEL_DEFAULT
The default value of PROP_MODEL_DEFAULT. |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_MW_FLOOR
Mixture weight floor. |
static float |
PROP_MW_FLOOR_DEFAULT
Mixture weight floor default value. |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_PROPERTIES_FILE
The SphinxProperty for the name of the acoustic properties file. |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_PROPERTIES_FILE_DEFAULT
The default value of PROP_PROPERTIES_FILE. |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_SPARSE_FORM
The SphinxProperty specifying whether the transition matrices of the acoustic model is in sparse form, i.e., omitting the zeros of the non-transitioning states. |
static boolean |
PROP_SPARSE_FORM_DEFAULT
The default value of PROP_SPARSE_FORM. |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_UNIT_MANAGER
The unit manager |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_USE_CD_UNITS
The SphinxProperty specifying whether context-dependent units should be used. |
static boolean |
PROP_USE_CD_UNITS_DEFAULT
The default value of PROP_USE_CD_UNITS. |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_VARIANCE_FLOOR
Variance floor. |
static float |
PROP_VARIANCE_FLOOR_DEFAULT
Variance floor default value. |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_VECTOR_LENGTH
The SphinxProperty for the length of feature vectors. |
static int |
PROP_VECTOR_LENGTH_DEFAULT
The default value of PROP_VECTOR_LENGTH. |
| Constructor Summary | |
Sphinx3Loader()
|
| Method Summary | |
java.util.Map |
getContextIndependentUnits()
Returns the map of context indepent units. |
HMMManager |
getHMMManager()
Returns the hmm manager associated with this loader |
int |
getLeftContextSize()
Returns the size of the left context for context dependent units |
Pool |
getMeansPool()
Gets the pool of means for this loader |
Pool |
getMeansTransformationMatrixPool()
Gets the pool of means transformation matrices for this loader |
Pool |
getMeansTransformationVectorPool()
Gets the pool of means transformation vectors for this loader |
Pool |
getMixtureWeightPool()
Gets the mixture weight pool |
java.lang.String |
getName()
Retrieves the name for this configurable component |
int |
getRightContextSize()
Returns the size of the right context for context dependent units |
Pool |
getSenonePool()
Gets the senone pool for this loader |
Pool |
getTransitionMatrixPool()
Gets the transition matrix pool |
Pool |
getVariancePool()
Gets the variance pool |
Pool |
getVarianceTransformationMatrixPool()
Gets the variance transformation matrix pool |
Pool |
getVarianceTransformationVectorPool()
Gets the pool of variance transformation vectors for this loader |
void |
load()
Loads the acoustic model |
void |
logInfo()
Log info about this loader |
void |
newProperties(PropertySheet ps)
This method is called when this configurable component has new data. |
void |
register(java.lang.String name,
Registry registry)
Register my properties. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
public static final java.lang.String PROP_LOG_MATH
public static final java.lang.String PROP_UNIT_MANAGER
public static final java.lang.String PROP_IS_BINARY
public static final boolean PROP_IS_BINARY_DEFAULT
public static final java.lang.String PROP_MODEL
public static final java.lang.String PROP_MODEL_DEFAULT
public static final java.lang.String PROP_DATA_LOCATION
public static final java.lang.String PROP_DATA_LOCATION_DEFAULT
public static final java.lang.String PROP_PROPERTIES_FILE
public static final java.lang.String PROP_PROPERTIES_FILE_DEFAULT
public static final java.lang.String PROP_VECTOR_LENGTH
public static final int PROP_VECTOR_LENGTH_DEFAULT
public static final java.lang.String PROP_SPARSE_FORM
public static final boolean PROP_SPARSE_FORM_DEFAULT
public static final java.lang.String PROP_USE_CD_UNITS
public static final boolean PROP_USE_CD_UNITS_DEFAULT
public static final java.lang.String PROP_MC_FLOOR
public static final float PROP_MC_FLOOR_DEFAULT
public static final java.lang.String PROP_VARIANCE_FLOOR
public static final float PROP_VARIANCE_FLOOR_DEFAULT
public static final java.lang.String PROP_MW_FLOOR
public static final float PROP_MW_FLOOR_DEFAULT
public static final java.lang.String MODEL_VERSION
| Constructor Detail |
public Sphinx3Loader()
| Method Detail |
public void register(java.lang.String name, Registry registry) throws PropertyException
Configurable
register
in interface Configurable
name
- the name of the componentregistry
- the registry for this component
PropertyException
public void newProperties(PropertySheet ps) throws PropertyException
Configurable
newProperties
in interface Configurable
ps
- a property sheet holding the new data
PropertyException
- if there is a problem with the properties.public java.lang.String getName()
Configurable
getName
in interface Configurable
public void load() throws java.io.IOException
Loader
load
in interface Loader
java.io.IOException
- if an error occurs while loading the modelpublic java.util.Map getContextIndependentUnits()
getContextIndependentUnits
in interface Loader
public Pool getMeansPool()
getMeansPool
in interface Loader
public Pool getMeansTransformationMatrixPool()
getMeansTransformationMatrixPool
in interface Loader
public Pool getMeansTransformationVectorPool()
getMeansTransformationVectorPool
in interface Loader
public Pool getVariancePool()
Loader
getVariancePool
in interface Loader
public Pool getVarianceTransformationMatrixPool()
getVarianceTransformationMatrixPool
in interface Loader
public Pool getVarianceTransformationVectorPool()
public Pool getMixtureWeightPool()
Loader
getMixtureWeightPool
in interface Loader
public Pool getTransitionMatrixPool()
Loader
getTransitionMatrixPool
in interface Loader
public Pool getSenonePool()
Loader
getSenonePool
in interface Loader
public int getLeftContextSize()
getLeftContextSize
in interface Loader
public int getRightContextSize()
getRightContextSize
in interface Loader
public HMMManager getHMMManager()
getHMMManager
in interface Loader
public void logInfo()
logInfo
in interface Loader
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Specifies the URL of a JAR (Java Archive) file containing the application code for the applet.


Designed for Reseachers
Designed for researchers who are interested in words meanings over time.
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A mobile-friendly tool designed to help researchers understand how language is used by the media
WordsOverTime is a web based database application that involves running a series of requests over a database that stores several articles, and outputting the results of those requests to the user.
Designed for researchers who are interested in words meanings over time.
An efficient way to acquire the desired values from a large database.
User experience centred UI design and color schema.
A responsive web framework allows this page to fit many different devices.
Within only a few clicks, queries are easy for even students to use.
Benefiting for understanding how words are used by media over time


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The Open Targets Scientific Leadership Team (SLT) is compromised of representatives from every partner
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| Scopes |
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Used only after *if, *elseif allows you to specify what happens when the *if command passes.
*if wounds = 0 Unscathed, you kick down the door and burst into the room. *goto dramatic_entrance *elseif wounds = 1 With only minor wounds, you cringe as you knock down the door and burst into the room. *goto im_here_sucker *elseif wounds = 2 Unable to knock down the door due to your injuries, you use the doorknob instead. *goto so_lame *else After having sustained so many injuries, you find yourself bleeding all over the floor. Before you even reach the door, you fall unconscious. *goto thats_all_she_wroteLooking for a little more detail? Try the wiki page


There have been a few unfortunate incidents and revelations in the world of dependency management recently, which present possible (or realized) attack vectors. Some notable examples are leftpad and a more recent article on hackernoon.
While NPM was the unfortunate victim in both of these cases, the problems of removed packages breaking builds, malicious packages either taking their place or masquerading as real ones with slight typographical differences in naming, or just pulling in unreviewed dependencies are not problems with the tooling. They are PEBKACs, ranging from innocent mistakes to failures to fully harness the power of the tools at hand.
I’m as guilty as anyone of pulling in dependencies without meticulously reviewing every line of code. In most cases you just aren’t going to understand it the same way as if you just build it yourself. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t strive to understand those dependencies that we must use. I’ve gotten better at it and continue to strive for improvement.
One thing I’ve been better about the past few years is to always fork dependencies. How you do you know it will be there the next time you need it? How do you know the maintainers will not rewrite history and remove a release you depended on?
In circles that use CocoaPods, this comes down to a dogmatic debate over whether or not to check in Pods/
, which I do.  You aren’t doing work.
Forking allows you another layer of control on when you update your dependencies. You can view the code diff when you bring upstream commits into your fork. Then you can update consumers from your fork.
Do you trust that just because you declare a dependency on SomePackage 1.2.3, that it will be there the next time your CI box performs a fresh clone and tries to build? Do you trust that the servers that deliver packages and metadata are up when you need them to be?
Yet another thing CocoaPods allows is to use a private podspec repo to serve the dependencies. If you like control over your dependencies, then this decentralized approach is superior to relying on trunk
. Admittedly, I have not taken this step yet with my own projects, but it’s worth noting for those who haven’t tried it. Another thing I have yet to dive deep into is Carthage, which is always decentralized.
I’ve learned from experience not to trust computers–rather, that people are able to perfectly program them–so I remove as much dependency on them to do the right thing as possible. Instead, exert as much control as is available to you, to ensure that every bit of code you need is available to you at all times, and that it is what you expected.
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The git version of this document is HEAD,e6af044
This guide focuses on how the client-server APIs provided by the reference homeserver can be used. Since this is specific to a homeserver implementation, there may be variations in relation to registering/logging in which are not covered in extensive detail in this guide.
If you haven't already, get a homeserver up and running on http://localhost:8008.
Before you can send and receive messages, you must register for an account. If you already have an account, you must login into it.
Note
The aim of registration is to get a user ID and access token which you will need when accessing other APIs:
curl -XPOST -d '{"user":"example", "password":"wordpass", "type":"m.login.password"}' "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/register" { "access_token": "QGV4YW1wbGU6bG9jYWxob3N0.AqdSzFmFYrLrTmteXc", "home_server": "localhost", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }
NB: If a user is not specified, one will be randomly generated for you. If you do not specify a password, you will be unable to login to the account if you forget the access_token.
Implementation note: The matrix specification does not enforce how users register with a server. It just specifies the URL path and absolute minimum keys. The reference homeserver uses a username/password to authenticate user, but other homeservers may use different methods. This is why you need to specify the type of method.
The aim when logging in is to get an access token for your existing user ID:
curl -XGET "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/login" { "flows": [ { "type": "m.login.password" } ] } curl -XPOST -d '{"type":"m.login.password", "user":"example", "password":"wordpass"}' "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/login" { "access_token": "QGV4YW1wbGU6bG9jYWxob3N0.vRDLTgxefmKWQEtgGd", "home_server": "localhost", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }
Implementation note: Different homeservers may implement different methods for logging in to an existing account. In order to check that you know how to login to this homeserver, you must perform a GET first and make sure you recognise the login type. If you do not know how to login, you can GET /login/fallback which will return a basic webpage which you can use to login. The reference homeserver implementation support username/password login, but other homeservers may support different login methods (e.g. OAuth2).
In order to communicate with another user, you must create a room with that user and send a message to that room.
Note
If you want to send a message to someone, you have to be in a room with them. To create a room:
curl -XPOST -d '{"room_alias_name":"tutorial"}' "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/createRoom?access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" { "room_alias": "#tutorial:localhost", "room_id": "!CvcvRuDYDzTOzfKKgh:localhost" }
The "room alias" is a human-readable string which can be shared with other users so they can join a room, rather than the room ID which is a randomly generated string. You can have multiple room aliases per room.
You can now send messages to this room:
curl -XPOST -d '{"msgtype":"m.text", "body":"hello"}' "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/rooms/%21CvcvRuDYDzTOzfKKgh%3Alocalhost/send/m.room.message?access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" { "event_id": "YUwRidLecu" }
The event ID returned is a unique ID which identifies this message.
NB: There are no limitations to the types of messages which can be exchanged. The only requirement is that "msgtype" is specified. The Matrix specification outlines the following standard types: m.text, m.image, m.audio, m.video, m.location, m.emote. See the specification for more information on these types.
Each room can be configured to allow or disallow certain rules. In particular, these rules may specify if you require an invitation from someone already in the room in order to join the room. In addition, you may also be able to join a room via a room alias if one was set up.
Note
You can directly invite a user to a room like so:
curl -XPOST -d '{"user_id":"@myfriend:localhost"}' "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/rooms/%21CvcvRuDYDzTOzfKKgh%3Alocalhost/invite?access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN"
This informs @myfriend:localhost of the room ID !CvcvRuDYDzTOzfKKgh:localhost and allows them to join the room.
If you receive an invite, you can join the room:
curl -XPOST -d '{}' "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/rooms/%21CvcvRuDYDzTOzfKKgh%3Alocalhost/join?access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN"
NB: Only the person invited (@myfriend:localhost) can change the membership state to "join". Repeatedly joining a room does nothing.
Alternatively, if you know the room alias for this room and the room config allows it, you can directly join a room via the alias:
curl -XPOST -d '{}' "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/join/%23tutorial%3Alocalhost?access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" { "room_id": "!CvcvRuDYDzTOzfKKgh:localhost" }
You will need to use the room ID when sending messages, not the room alias.
NB: If the room is configured to be an invite-only room, you will still require an invite in order to join the room even though you know the room alias. As a result, it is more common to see a room alias in relation to a public room, which do not require invitations.
An event is some interesting piece of data that a client may be interested in. It can be a message in a room, a room invite, etc. There are many different ways of getting events, depending on what the client already knows.
Note
If the client doesn't know any information on the rooms the user is invited/joined on, they can get all the user's state for all rooms:
curl -XGET "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/initialSync?access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" { "end": "s39_18_0", "presence": [ { "content": { "last_active_ago": 1061436, "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, "type": "m.presence" } ], "rooms": [ { "membership": "join", "messages": { "chunk": [ { "content": { "@example:localhost": 10, "default": 0 }, "event_id": "wAumPSTsWF", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.power_levels", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "join_rule": "public" }, "event_id": "jrLVqKHKiI", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.join_rules", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "level": 10 }, "event_id": "WpmTgsNWUZ", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.add_state_level", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "level": 0 }, "event_id": "qUMBJyKsTQ", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.send_event_level", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "ban_level": 5, "kick_level": 5 }, "event_id": "YAaDmKvoUW", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.ops_levels", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "avatar_url": null, "displayname": null, "membership": "join" }, "event_id": "RJbPMtCutf", "membership": "join", "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "@example:localhost", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>730, "type": "m.room.member", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "body": "hello", "hsob_ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>439, "msgtype": "m.text" }, "event_id": "YUwRidLecu", "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>439, "type": "m.room.message", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "membership": "invite" }, "event_id": "YjNuBKnPsb", "membership": "invite", "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "@myfriend:localhost", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>819, "type": "m.room.member", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "avatar_url": null, "displayname": null, "membership": "join", "prev": "join" }, "event_id": "KWwdDjNZnm", "membership": "join", "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "@example:localhost", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>582, "type": "m.room.member", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "avatar_url": null, "displayname": null, "membership": "join" }, "event_id": "JFLVteSvQc", "membership": "join", "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "@example:localhost", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>265, "type": "m.room.member", "user_id": "@example:localhost" } ], "end": "s39_18_0", "start": "t1-11_18_0" }, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state": [ { "content": { "creator": "@example:localhost" }, "event_id": "dMUoqVTZca", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.create", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "@example:localhost": 10, "default": 0 }, "event_id": "wAumPSTsWF", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.power_levels", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "join_rule": "public" }, "event_id": "jrLVqKHKiI", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.join_rules", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "level": 10 }, "event_id": "WpmTgsNWUZ", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.add_state_level", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "level": 0 }, "event_id": "qUMBJyKsTQ", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.send_event_level", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "ban_level": 5, "kick_level": 5 }, "event_id": "YAaDmKvoUW", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.ops_levels", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "membership": "invite" }, "event_id": "YjNuBKnPsb", "membership": "invite", "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "@myfriend:localhost", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>819, "type": "m.room.member", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "avatar_url": null, "displayname": null, "membership": "join" }, "event_id": "JFLVteSvQc", "membership": "join", "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "@example:localhost", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>265, "type": "m.room.member", "user_id": "@example:localhost" } ] } ] }
This returns all the room information the user is invited/joined on, as well as all of the presences relevant for these rooms. This can be a LOT of data. You may just want the most recent event for each room. This can be achieved by applying query parameters to limit this request:
curl -XGET "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/initialSync?limit=1&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" { "end": "s39_18_0", "presence": [ { "content": { "last_active_ago": 1279484, "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, "type": "m.presence" } ], "rooms": [ { "membership": "join", "messages": { "chunk": [ { "content": { "avatar_url": null, "displayname": null, "membership": "join" }, "event_id": "JFLVteSvQc", "membership": "join", "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "@example:localhost", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>265, "type": "m.room.member", "user_id": "@example:localhost" } ], "end": "s39_18_0", "start": "t10-30_18_0" }, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state": [ { "content": { "creator": "@example:localhost" }, "event_id": "dMUoqVTZca", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.create", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "@example:localhost": 10, "default": 0 }, "event_id": "wAumPSTsWF", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.power_levels", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "join_rule": "public" }, "event_id": "jrLVqKHKiI", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.join_rules", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "level": 10 }, "event_id": "WpmTgsNWUZ", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.add_state_level", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "level": 0 }, "event_id": "qUMBJyKsTQ", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.send_event_level", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "ban_level": 5, "kick_level": 5 }, "event_id": "YAaDmKvoUW", "required_power_level": 10, "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>188, "type": "m.room.ops_levels", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "membership": "invite" }, "event_id": "YjNuBKnPsb", "membership": "invite", "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "@myfriend:localhost", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>819, "type": "m.room.member", "user_id": "@example:localhost" }, { "content": { "avatar_url": null, "displayname": null, "membership": "join" }, "event_id": "JFLVteSvQc", "membership": "join", "room_id": "!MkDbyRqnvTYnoxjLYx:localhost", "state_key": "@example:localhost", "ts":<PHONE_NUMBER>265, "type": "m.room.member", "user_id": "@example:localhost" } ] } ] }
Once you know which rooms the client has previously interacted with, you need to listen for incoming events. This can be done like so:
curl -XGET "http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/events?access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" { "chunk": [], "end": "s39_18_0", "start": "s39_18_0" }
This will block waiting for an incoming event, timing out after several seconds. Even if there are no new events (as in the example above), there will be some pagination stream response keys. The client should make subsequent requests using the value of the "end" key (in this case s39_18_0) as the from query parameter e.g. http://localhost:8008/_matrix/client/api/v1/events?access _token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN&from=s39_18_0. This value should be stored so when the client reopens your app after a period of inactivity, you can resume from where you got up to in the event stream. If it has been a long period of inactivity, there may be LOTS of events waiting for the user. In this case, you may wish to get all state instead and then resume getting live state from a newer end token.
NB: The timeout can be changed by adding a timeout query parameter, which is in milliseconds. A timeout of 0 will not block.
The following example demonstrates registration and login, live event streaming, creating and joining rooms, sending messages, getting member lists and getting historical messages for a room. This covers most functionality of a messaging application.
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[telegram] <VaughnElric> 1 failed swap. Trying one at a time, still no luck.
[telegram] <waybesuricata> Still zero swap
[telegram] <NikJK> Not a single order filled
[telegram] <waybesuricata> I did 1 to 1 but no order
[telegram] <waybesuricata> Succesful
[telegram] <LATOSHII> Me too .
[telegram] <VaughnElric> I'm all for testing, it's this inability to actually enter the "competition" I find frustrating.
(edited)
[telegram] <rico_tronholics> In leaderboard list ..what is mean 100%? (re @Acura360: This stress test revealed bottlenecks in networking/infra it'll be improved/reworked
So it's very useful event)
[telegram] <t_dan> the unmatched orders are not considered failed?
[telegram] <t_dan> so only 100% success rate is falsely assumed.
[telegram] <tese22> Leadeboard is not showing the reality
[telegram] <tese22> Right now
[telegram] <jahway603> Agreed (re @VaughnElric: I'm all for testing, it's this inability to actually enter the "competition" I find frustrating.)
[telegram] <tese22> How its possible that Ive 10 swaps completed im the hostory tab amd I dont appear in the leaderboard?
[telegram] <tese22> Ive asked the same question some time ago...
[telegram] <VaughnElric> I'm amazed you got 10. I'm still trying for 1
[telegram] <tese22> Ive got more than 10, 10 just in the history tab
[telegram] <tese22> Ive got big sell offers and I try to fill not the top buy orders
[telegram] <omboti> Using android or ios? (re @tese22: Ive got more than 10, 10 just in the history tab)
[telegram] <tese22> Android
[telegram] <tese22> All time.wifi on
[telegram] <tese22> Active since 13.30
[telegram] <MoneyNetwork> I have 0 executed out of 100 pending
[telegram] <VaughnElric> I've canceled everything, done 1 at a time, wait 1 min, then cancel. None get passed first phase.
[telegram] <tese22> I dont know why they got complete but the numbers are not clear
[telegram] <jahway603> Any suggestions for those of us that have 0? (re @tese22: Ive got more than 10, 10 just in the history tab)
[telegram] <tese22> Ive tried everything
[telegram] <tese22> For example, you can create 5 order to sell rick, 5 to sell morty, and try to fill 10 orders in less than 10 mins
[telegram] <tese22> Maybe one (or part) of those orders gets filled
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[telegram] <VaughnElric> I tried that, 1 failed
[telegram] <tese22> Ive got a lot of fails too
[telegram] <tese22> Send me your address if you want to have a higher quantity to test
[telegram] <Kamar> I can help you to earn 300$ to 1,900$ in 7days but you will pay me 10%of your profit when you receive it. Ask me "How"
[telegram] <VaughnElric> I got 7.77 of each, doesn't matter. None of my orders go through, I have 0% chance at even entering this "competition" much like the others here.
[telegram] <VaughnElric> I've been at this for 3hrs
[telegram] <tese22> Maybe you can try to fill my orders
[telegram] <waybesuricata> anyone succes?
[telegram] <skfiaq> Rick and Morty obviously don't like to be swapped
[telegram] <VaughnElric> I don't see any orders that big in volume (re @tese22: Maybe you can try to fill my orders)
[telegram] <BTC_SOL> Yes (re @VaughnElric: I don't see any orders that big in volume)
[telegram] <BTC_SOL> I dont see any orders
[telegram] <tese22> Ive got anither one matched
[telegram] <tese22> Hahahahah
[telegram] <tese22> Sorry guys
[telegram] <tese22> I dont know how
[telegram] <BTC_SOL> Everything's fine (re @tese22: Sorry guys)
[telegram] <VaughnElric> Nothings matching, I didn't see those orders you put up
[telegram] <Acura360> kannst auch in den deutschen KMD Channel reinkommen wenn Du willst. (re @BTC_SOL: )
[telegram] <BTC_SOL> Link? (re @Acura360: kannst auch in den deutschen KMD Channel reinkommen wenn Du willst.)
[telegram] <tese22> Im agree with you, I dont check anything because I would get mad (re @VaughnElric: Nothings matching, I didn't see those orders you put up)
[telegram] <MoneyNetwork> (re @VaughnElric: I got 7.77 of each, doesn't matter. None of my orders go through, I have 0% chance at even entering this "competition" much like the others here.)
[telegram] <summer> I'm on ios and downloaded test pilot but "no apps available to test" is the test app available only after 12pm GMT?
[telegram] <summer> or is there an invitation code or soemthing to download the app?
[telegram] <VaughnElric> Ahh, I can't share screenshots


CREATE TABLESPACE
Section: SQL Commands (7)Updated: 2012-08-14
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NAME
CREATE TABLESPACE - define a new tablespaceSYNOPSIS
CREATE TABLESPACE tablespacename [ OWNER username ] LOCATION 'directory'
DESCRIPTION
CREATE TABLESPACE registers a new cluster-wide tablespace. The tablespace name must be distinct from the name of any existing tablespace in the database cluster.
A tablespace allows superusers to define an alternative location on the file system where the data files containing database objects (such as tables and indexes) can reside.
A user with appropriate privileges can pass tablespacename to CREATE DATABASE, CREATE TABLE, CREATE INDEX or ADD CONSTRAINT to have the data files for these objects stored within the specified tablespace.
PARAMETERS
- tablespacename
- The name of a tablespace to be created. The name cannot begin with pg_, as such names are reserved for system tablespaces.
- username
- The name of the user who will own the tablespace. If omitted, defaults to the user executing the command. Only superusers can create tablespaces, but they can assign ownership of tablespaces to non-superusers.
- directory
- The directory that will be used for the tablespace. The directory must be empty and must be owned by the PostgreSQL system user. The directory must be specified by an absolute path name.
NOTES
Tablespaces are only supported on systems that support symbolic links.
CREATE TABLESPACE cannot be executed inside a transaction block.
EXAMPLES
Create a tablespace dbspace at /data/dbs:
CREATE TABLESPACE dbspace LOCATION '/data/dbs';
Create a tablespace indexspace at /data/indexes owned by user genevieve:
CREATE TABLESPACE indexspace OWNER genevieve LOCATION '/data/indexes';
COMPATIBILITY
CREATE TABLESPACE is a PostgreSQL extension.
SEE ALSO
CREATE DATABASE [create_database(7)], CREATE TABLE [create_table(7)], CREATE INDEX [create_index(7)], DROP TABLESPACE [drop_tablespace(7)], ALTER TABLESPACE [alter_tablespace(7)]
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A Joint Sequence Fusion Model for Video Question Answering and Retrieval
Youngjae Yu, Jongseok Kim, Gunhee Kim
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A Memory Network Approach for Story-based Temporal Summarization of 360° Videos
Sangho Lee, Jinyoung Sung Youngjae Yu, Gunhee Kim
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A Deep Ranking Model for Spatio-Temporal Highlight Detection from a 360° Video
Youngjae Yu,Sangho Lee, Joonil Na, Jaeyun Kang, Gunhee Kim
In AAAI 2018, PDF
Supervising Neural Attention Models for Video Captioning by Human Gaze Data
Youngjae Yu,Jongwook Choi, Yeonhwa Kim, Kyoung Yu, Sang-Hun Lee, Gunhee Kim
In CVPR 2017, PDF
End-to-end Concept Word Detection for Video Captioning, Retrieval, and Question Answering
Youngjae Yu,Hyungjin Ko, Jongwook Choi, Gunhee Kim
In CVPR 2017 (Spotlight), PDF
TGIF-QA: Toward Spatio-Temporal Reasoning in Visual Question Answering
Yunseok Jang, Yale Song, Youngjae Yu, Youngjin Kim, Gunhee Kim
In CVPR 2017 (Spotlight), PDF
TimesVector: A Vectorized Clustering Approach to the Analysis of Time Series Transcriptome Data from Multiple Phenotypes
Inuk Jung, Kyuri Jo, Hyejin Kang, Hongryul Ahn, Youngjae Yu, Sun Kim
In GIW 2016
Video Question Answering with Spatio-Temporal Reasoning
Yunseok Jang, Yale Song, Chris Dongju Kim, Youngjae Yu, Youngjin Kim, Gunhee Kim
In IJCV 2019, PDF
TimesVector: A Vectorized Clustering Approach to the Analysis of Time Series Transcriptome Data from Multiple Phenotypes
Inuk Jung, Kyuri Jo, Hyejin Kang, Hongryul Ahn, Youngjae Yu, Sun Kim
In Bioinformatics 2017, PDF
Jongseok Kim *, Youngjae Yu * , Seunghwan Lee, Gunhee Kim
In CVPR 2020, Third Workshop on Computer Vision for Fashion, Art and Design , PDF
Augmenting Data for Sarcasm Detection with Unlabeled Conversation Context
Hankyol Lee, Youngjae Yu, Gunhee Kim
In ACL 2020, Second Workshop on Figurative Language Processing, PDF
CurlingNet: Compositional Learning between Images and Text for Fashion IQ Data
Youngjae Yu, Seunghwan Lee, Yuncheol Choi, Gunhee Kim
In ICCV 2019, Second Workshop on Computer Vision for Fashion, Art and Design , PDF
Encoding Video and Label Priors for Multi-label Video Classification on YouTube-8M dataset
Seil Na, Youngjae Yu, Sangho Lee, Jisung Kim, Gunhee Kim
In CVPR 2017, YouTube-8M Large-Scale Video Understanding, PDF
Video Captioning and Retrieval Models with Semantic Attention
Youngjae Yu,Hyungjin Ko, Jongwook Choi, Gunhee Kim
In ECCV 2016, LSMDC & VisStory, PDF
Correlation Based Feature Selection and Pattern Clustering Method for Time
Series Gene Expression Data of Drought Stressed Rice
Youngjae Yu, Sun Kim
Graduate Researcher. Studying video understanding and vision to language.
Undergraduate research intern (Medical Machine Learning and Drought-stressed rice RNA expression). Advisor : Sun Kim
Undergraduate research intern (Low power optimization design) Advisor : Naehyuk Chang
2 year Compulsory Military Service. Served as a sergeant in R.O.K Marine Corp
Bachelor studies in Dept of Computer Science & Engineering, Seoul Nation University(SNU) @ Korea
2017. Teaching Assistant, Big Data Academy : Introduction to RNN
2016. Teaching Assistant, 4190.773 : Probabilistic Graphical Model
2015. Teaching Assistant, 4190.307 : Operating System
2015. Teaching Assistant, M1522.001000 : Computer Vision


'The Good Doctor' in real life: Gene replacement therapy
by WABCIt's rare for doctors and research to say they've found a cure for a disease.
But in Monday's episode of "The Good Doctor," a young woman suffering from severe combined immunodeficiency, commonly called "Bubble Boy Disease," cured through gene replacement therapy.
The story is inspired by children like Gael, who was part of a gene therapy trial, which appears to have cured eight children of this disease.
"We'll definitely be seeing more about gene therapy for rare diseases, even for some common diseases, as we learn more and more about what the genetic predisposition is for certain illnesses and for our overall wellness," said Dr. Jen Ashton, ABC's Chief Medical Editor.
Don't forget to watch "The Good Doctor," every Monday at 10 p.m. on ABC7.


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Basic rpg-character demo
Hats
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Bunny
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Education
Construction
Warning
Watermelon
Coffee
Knight
Ninja
Party
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Seed
height
width
Circle?
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THE TRUMAN SHOW
If you were expecting to see Jim Carrey doing his outrageous "shtick," you will not find it in this film . . . Which is a plus. In ACE VENTURA, while the movie was only mediocre, Carrey's antics were amusing. By the time he made Cable Guy, which was better, and The Mask, which was still better, he no longer needed the way-out eye-popping. . Truman Burbank (Jim Carrey) is quite a different character.
Truman has been an actor all of his 30 years but only recently has he become aware of that. It seems that soap opera director, Christof (Ed Harris) has been playing god with Truman's life . . . since he was born. He has made him the star of the longest running soap opera in TV history.
The story is indeed different than usual movie fare but not quite as original as the publicists would like us to believe. Several articles have been written about other movies with approximately the same premise. However, once that is said, the Truman Burbank movie stands on its own. And Carrey is very good in it..
 All the buildings are quaint. And Truman has had no idea he had been living and growing into adulthood on a huge movie set. All his friends and family are actually actors in this long-running soap opera, as is even his wife, Meryl (Laura Linney) while every other day since he was born Truman has been watched by thousands of TV cameras hidden in the make-believe town of Seahaven. All his neighbors are in the cast, equipped with earphones to receive instructions, all directed by Christof. Truman's life has become the TV fare for billions of watchers over the thirty years.
When it finally dawns on him that none of this is real, that he is a pawn being manipulated by Someone, Truman rebels. His single priority now becomes his escape from Seahaven. At the other end is the Director who "conceived" "The Truman Show and is not about to let the series come to a conclusion. It is interesting to contemplate what it may be like in the next millennium when spying will be even easier than it is now. What will happen to privacy? Those are some of the specters the film raises. The question also comes up, "Why are billions of people over the years watching Truman Burbank's seemingly uneventful life." At no time are we shown anything out of the ordinary in his existence. Perhaps it is that people are natural voyeurs.
While the scenes with Christof manipulating the sun and the moon and the weather and ocean waves from his studio control room are funny, Truman's escape on the sea seemed to go on too long.
Others in the cast are Truman's friend Marlon, an actor, of course,(Noah Emmerich), Natascha McElhone, who plays Lauren/Sylvia, Holland Taylor as Truman's "mother" And Kirk (Brian Delate.)
Directed by Peter Weir.
Story by Andrew Niccol
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Mean shift¶
Description¶
For a given number of samples \(T\), number of changepoints \(K\) and noise variance \(\sigma^2\), this function generates change point indexes \(0<t_1<\dots<t_K<T\) and a piecewise constant signal \(\{y_t\}_t\) with additive Gaussian noise.
Usage¶
Start with the usual imports and create a signal.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pylab as plt
import ruptures as rpt
# creation of data
n, dim = 500, 3 # number of samples, dimension
n_bkps, sigma = 3, 5 # number of change points, noise standart deviation
signal, bkps = rpt.pw_constant(n, dim, n_bkps, noise_std=sigma)
rpt.display(signal, bkps)
The mean shift amplitude is uniformly drawn from an interval that can be changed through the keyword 'delta'
.
signal, bkps = rpt.pw_constant(n, dim, n_bkps, noise_std=sigma, delta=(1, 10))
Code explanation¶
-
ruptures.datasets.pw_constant.
pw_constant
(n_samples=200, n_features=1, n_bkps=3, noise_std=None, delta=(1, 10))[source]¶ Return a piecewise constant signal and the associated changepoints.
- Parameters
n_samples (int) – signal length
n_features (int, optional) – number of dimensions
n_bkps (int, optional) – number of changepoints
noise_std (float, optional) – noise std. If None, no noise is added
delta (tuple, optional) – (delta_min, delta_max) max and min jump values
- Returns
signal of shape (n_samples, n_features), list of breakpoints
- Return type
tuple


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Ocean [aw12], ocean, in The Outer Sea
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Ocean [aw12], ocean, in The Outer Sea
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13: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
13: 22% damaged, arrived from Open Pampas [aw13], owner:
13: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with two workers,
13: eight sailors
14: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
14: 22% damaged, departed for Ocean [aw11].
30: It has stopped raining.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [av12], 6 days
East, plain, to Open Pampas [aw13], Mandoria, 2 days
South, plain, to Open Pampas [ax12], Mandoria, 2 days
West, to Ocean [aw11], 6 days
Inner locations:
Island [aa2j], island, 1 day, owner:
Pirate [iq5z], pirates, number: 16


Illicit Goods
This data is related to how illicit and counterfeit goods such as fake viagra and stolen credit card information are made, advertised, and sold on the Internet. The dataset comprises over 6million posts.
| Company/POC for crawl | Amanda Towler, Hyperion Gray<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Version | 1.0 |
| Purpose of data | Represents an adversarial domain. |
| Description of data | Forum posts from blackhatworld.com and hackforums.com |
| Schema | CCA |
| Time frame of records | The data was scraped over the course of several weeks during March 2015. The dataset itself spans from roughly 2012 to present. |
| Geographical area | N/A |
| Number of records | 2,116,563 posts from hackforums.net + 3,961,388 posts from blackhatworld.com = 6,077,951 posts |
| Size of data on diskBlackhatworld: 60GB uncompressed, or 279 x 50MB zip files; Hackforums: 686MB compressed, or 14 x 50MB zip files | |
| Format of Data | Line-oriented JSON files, gzip compressed |
Ebola
This data is related to the Ebola outbreak in Africa in 2014-2015. The dataset comprises 30 million tweets relating to the outbreak, and 500,000 web pages from sites hosted in the affected countries and designed to provide information to citizens and aid workers on the ground.
The Ebola dataset has three distinct subcollections: tweets, webpages, and PDFs
| Tweets |
| Company/POC for crawl | Peter Landwehr, Giant Oak |
| Version | 1.0 |
| Purpose of data | In-country social media content |
| Description of data | Tweets |
| Schema | Twitter streaming API tweet schema |
| Time frame of records | January 2014 - March 2015 |
| Geographical area | foo |
| Number of records | 7775 |
| Size of data on disk | foo |
| Format of Data | Line-oriented JSON files, gzip compressed |
| Web pages |
| Company/POC for crawl | Juliana Freire, NYU |
| Version | 1.0 |
| Purpose of data | Represents locally useful resources |
| Description of data | Web pages from in-country websites |
| Schema | CCA |
| Time frame of records | foo |
| Geographical area | foo |
| Number of records | foo |
| Size of data on disk | foo |
| Format of Data | Consecutive CBOR records, gzip compressed |
| PDFs |
| Company/POC for crawl | Lewis McGibbney, JPL |
| Version | 1.0 |
| Purpose of data | Represents official information |
| Description of data | PDF content from in-country government sites |
| Schema | CCA |
| Time frame of records | foo |
| Geographical area | foo |
| Number of records | foo |
| Size of data on disk | foo |
| Format of Data | Consecutive CBOR records, gzip compressed |
Local Politics
This data is related to regional politics in the Pacific Northwest and the small-town politicians and personalities that work it. The dataset comprises 10,000,000 web news items from the TREC 2014 KBA Stream Corpus.
| Company/POC for crawl | John Frank, Diffeo |
| Version | foo |
| Purpose of data | foo |
| Description of data | foo |
| Schema | foo |
| Time frame of records | foo |
| Geographical area | foo |
| Number of records | foo |
| Size of data on disk | foo |
| Format of Data | foo |
Polar
This data is a set of 50,000+ crawled web pages, scientific data files, zip files, PDFs, images and science code related to the polar sciences and available publicly from the NSF funded Advanced Cooperative Artic Data and Information System (ACADIS), NASA funded Antarctic Master Directory (AMD), and National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) Arctic Data Explorer.
| Company/POC for crawl | Chris Mattmann, JPL & University of Southern California |
| Version | foo |
| Purpose of data | foo |
| Description of data | foo |
| Schema | foo |
| Company/POC for crawl | Chris Mattmann, JPL |
| Version | 1.0 |
| Purpose of data | Represents a physical science domain. |
| Description of data | Scientific data, metadata, and related web content. |
| Schema | CCA |
| Time frame of records | foo |
| Geographical area | Arctic, Antarctic, Global |
| Number of records | 1,741,530 |
| Size of data on disk | 158Gb |
| Format of data | JSON |


06 January 1998
Disease Outbreak Reported
An outbreak of cholera was reported in a military camp situated 5 kms. from Kisangani in Haut-Zaire Province. Approximately 800 cases with 54 deaths were recorded from 18 December onwards but it is thought that there may be many more. All the cases so far were in the under-18-years age group which represents two-thirds of the population in this camp. This outbreak is mainly due to the recent heavy rains which caused flooding in the area as well as to poor sanitary conditions. The Provincial Medical Inspector, the government's chief medical officer for diarrhoeal diseases and the WHO Representative have visited the affected area to coordinate aid activities and are working closely with other UN agencies, Medecins Sans Frontieres and the International Committee for the Red Cross who are actively involved in the area.


rand()
function return value?\_
of a.a = rand(1, 11);
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loop?a = 0;
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myfun
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the time in seconds it takes myfun
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tic;
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toc;
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veggie burger'
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rng(time());
rng_settings_curr = rng();
rng_settings_curr = rand('shuffle');
rng('shuffle');
rng_settings_curr = rng();
data
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data_nomean = zeros(size(data));
for i = 1:size(data, 1)
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end
data_nomean = zscore(data');
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containing the mean values of each array within C
?b = zeros(1, size(C, 2));
for i_C = 1:size(C, 2)
b(i_C) = mean(C(i_C));
end
b = cellfun(@mean, C);
b = zeros(1, size(C, 1));
for i_C = 1:size(C, 1)
b(i_C) = mean(C{i_C}(:));
end
b = cellfun(@(m) mean(m(:)), C)
passwords
contains a digit and 0 if it does not?passwords = {'abcd' '1234' 'qwerty' 'love1'};
- [ ] contains(password, ‘) - [ ] ~isempty(regexp(passwords,')) - [✅] cellfun(@(x) ~isempty(regexp(x, ‘)), passwords) - [ ] regexp(passwords,')
- [ ]
figure
x = rand(10,10);
r = corrcoef(x);
surf(r)
colorbar
figure
x = rand(10,10);
r = corrcoef(x);
imagesc(r)
colorbar
a = 1:10;
- [✅] b = a(randi(10, 1, 10));
- [ ]
m = perms(a);
i = randi(factorial(10), 1);
b = a(m(i, :))
[s, j] = sort(rand(10, 1));
b = a(i);
b = a(randperm(10));
a = 'stand'
b = "stand"
C = {'dog' 'cat' 'mouse'}
D = {'cow' 'piranha' 'mouse'}
E = setdiff(C,D)
x = 9.0646 6.4362 7.8266 8.3945 5.6135 4.8186 2.8862 10.9311 1.1908 3.2586
y = 15.4357 11.0923 14.1417 14.9506 8.7687 8.0416 5.1662 20.5005 1.0978
coeff_line = polyfit(x,y,1)
x_line = floor(min(x)):0.1:ceil(max(x));
y_line = polyval(coeff_line,x_line)
figure; plot(x,y,'o')
hold on
plot(x_linemy_line)
figure
plot(x,y,'o')
coeff_line = polyfit(x,y,1);
x_line = floor(min(x)):0.1:ceil(max(x));
y_line = polyval(coeff_line,x_line);
plot(x_line,y_line)
figure
plot(x,y)
coeff_line = polyfit(x,y,1);
x_line = floor(min(x)):0.1:ceil(max(x));
y_line = polyval(coeff_line,x_line);
hold on; plot(x_line,y_line)
coeff_line = polyfit(x,y,1);
x_line = floor(min(x)):0.1:ceil(max(x));
y_line = polyval(coeff_line,x_line);
figure; plot(x,y,'o')
hold on
plot(x_line,y_line)
a = [0 1 2 3; 4 5 6 7];
a = a^2;


Matthew Czubakowski
About Me Filler
About Me Filler
About Me Filler
About Me Filler
About Me Filler
About Me Filler
About Me Filler
California Institute of Technology, BS, Electrical Engineering, Class of 2009
Courses included Electromagnetic Engineering, Solid-State Electronics for Integrated Circuits, Digital Signal Processing, Demonstration Lectures in Optics, Microprocessor Systems Laboratory, and Waves, Quantum Physics, and Statistical Mechanics
Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems, Electrical Engineer II, September 2009-Present
- Designed, tested, and validated electronic systems at module, PCB, and circuit levels
- Performed test systems design, including both hardware and software
- Completed schematic capture, physical design, integration, power analysis, timing closure, functional verification, and tape-out from transistor to chip level
- Designed and implemented digital and analog blocks in multiple mixed-signal ASICs with first-pass success in submicron processes using Cadence tools
- Provided production support, including documenting acceptance requirements, updating test procedures, and coordinating documentation releases
Caltech SURF, Aerospace Corporation SURF Fellow, Summer 2007-Summer 2008
- Conducted research on the subject of Silver-Bonded Lithium Niobate Thin Films under Dr. Harry Atwater for use in electro-optic waveguides and displays
Bionic Harvest Inc., Engineering Intern, Summer 2006
- Constructed and tested MEMS micro-power generator devices
Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems, Electrical Engineer II, September 2009-Present
- Designed, tested, and validated electronic systems at module, PCB, and circuit levels
Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems, Electrical Engineer II, September 2009-Present
- Designed, tested, and validated electronic systems at module, PCB, and circuit levels
Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems, Electrical Engineer II, September 2009-Present
- Designed, tested, and validated electronic systems at module, PCB, and circuit levels
These are my projects
These are my projects
These are my projects
These are my projects
These are my projects
These are my projects
These are my projects
These are my projects
I'm a classically trained pianist and violinist with experience playing both solo and in orchestras and ensembles. I don't play as much anymore, but every once in a while I'll record a cover and post it either on my Youtube or Soundcloud pages. For performance or collaboration inquiries, feel free to contact me via e-mail.


International cosmetics corporations & personal hygiene manufacturers should note that Hooting Yard has registered the following as trade names for men's toiletries: Cravat; Lapel; Wyngarde; Tranche; Corporate Takeover; Dave; Milquetoast; Vapid; Smarm; Prong; Andrew Motion; Tomahawk; Sweatlodge; Global Reach; Commodore; Pontiff; Mogul; Plunge; Hengist; Murdoch; Attaché; Viscount; Hod; Clutch; Tsar; Panther; Oilrig; Grit; Suave; Jawline; & Crevasse.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Potato blinis topped with smoked salmon, homemade horseradish cream.
For the horseradish cream, add the horseradish to a bowl and sprinkle with the vinegar and salt. Leave to sit for 10 minutes and then mix with the crème fraîche. Set aside until ready to serve.
For the potato pancakes, fill a pan with boiling salted water. Add the potatoes and cook until soft. Drain well and return to pan, add milk and mash well. Stir in potato flour and gradually add the whole egg followed by the egg whites. Stir in the cream, season with salt and pepper.
Warm a frying pan over a medium heat and grease with a little butter. Pour a ladle of the potato mixture into the pan and cook for 5 minutes until well coloured around the edges. Turn over and cook for a further 3 minutes, or until cooked through and golden-brown. Repeat with the remaining potato mix.
To make the dressing, put the mustard and vinegar in a bowl and whisk until blended. Slowly add the oils, still whisking. Season with salt and pepper. The dressing will keep for up to 1 month in an airtight jar.
For the salad, mix the herbs and shallot in a bowl. Just before serving pour over the dressing and mix.
For the poached eggs, put water and the vinegar in a deep saucepan and bring to a rolling boil. Break the eggs in, when they float to the top cook for a further 2 minutes.
Place the pancakes on a serving plate and top with the salmon, poached eggs, salad and horseradish cream. Garnish with the lemon juice and dill drizzle over a little olive oil.


Save £150 on these powerful Shark vacuum cleaners before Black Friday
by Joseph GreenTL;DR: Shark vacuum cleaners are on sale for up to 25% off, saving you £150 on list price.
Vacuum cleaners aren't nearly as exciting as a lot of the other appliances that go on sale around this time of year, but this doesn't mean you shouldn't shop around for the best device and deal.
There are a number of top brands to consider when it comes to vacuum cleaners, and you can't go wrong with a device from the likes of Dyson, Hoover, or Shark. There are plenty of other options out there, and we're not saying you couldn't find something better elsewhere, but these brands have a certain charm.
With Black Friday fast approaching, we're starting to see deals on the biggest brands, and that is great news for shoppers everywhere. You can now save up to 25% on Shark vacuum cleaners on Amazon, with devices discounted by £150.
You can now pick up a Shark upright vacuum cleaner for just £199.99, and the cordless model for £299.99, until midnight on Nov. 18. With such a tight time limit on these deals, you don't have too long to think things through. It's now or never.
Start the savings early with these Shark vacuum cleaner deals.


Test 1: Two Calendars bound to each other, a TextBox and an mvc Output field.
TextBox bound to date:
MVC Output bound to date:
Test 2: Two DateTextBoxes bound to each other, a TextBox and an mvc Output field.
TextBox bound to date:
MVC Output bound to date:
Test 3: One Calendar bound to a DateTextbox, a TextBox and an mvc Output field.
TextBox bound to date: (disabled to avoid error)
MVC Output bound to date:


Welcome to the Angular cookbook. Here we will show you typical uses of Angular by example.
Hello World: The simplest possible application that demonstrates the classic Hello World!
Basic Form: Displaying forms to the user for editing is the bread and butter of web applications. Angular makes forms easy through bidirectional data binding.
Advanced Form: Taking the form example to the next level and providing advanced features such as dirty detection, form reverting and submit disabling if validation errors exist.
MVC: Tic-Tac-Toe: Model View Controller (MVC) is a time-tested design pattern to separate the behavior (JavaScript controller) from the presentation (HTML view). This separation aids in maintainability and testability of your project.
Deep Linking: An AJAX application never navigates away from the first page it loads. Instead, it changes the DOM of its single page. Eliminating full-page reloads is what makes AJAX apps responsive, but it creates a problem in that apps with a single URL prevent you from emailing links to a particular screen within your application.
Deep linking tries to solve this by changing the URL anchor without reloading a page, thus allowing you to send links to specific screens in your app.
Services: Services are long lived objects in your applications that are available across controllers. A collection of useful services are pre-bundled with Angular but you will likely add your own. Services are initialized using dependency injection, which resolves the order of initialization. This safeguards you from the perils of global state (a common way to implement long lived objects).
Resources: Web applications must be able to communicate with the external services to get and update data. Resources are the abstractions of external URLs which are specially tailored to Angular data binding.


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Train Network
Once training is complete, click 'Start Predicting' to see predictions, and 'Stop Predicting' to end.
Start Predicting
Stop Predicting
Download Model


This page seems to be
404 Not Found
{{ [
"If you're lost, you're probably doing it wrong.",
"Better luck next time, I guess.",
"There's nothing to see here. Move along.",
"Thank you. Come again.",
"Reloading this page several more times may solve the issue.",
"I'm not sure what you were expecting.",
"(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻",
"Shh bby is ok"
] | random }}
{% endblock %}


VO Registry Publishing Interface
Welcome to the VO Registry Publishing Interface at MAST. You must be logged in to proceed.
Using the VO registry publishing interface, you can publish new and modify existing VO resources, representing data services, catalogs, archive institutions, and many other astronomical data concepts. This system manages resources hosted at the VO registry at Space Telescope Science Institute. Resources in this registry are accessible by search tools and VO client software througout the IVOA. For more information, check the publishing help page. STScI also provides a search page for these resources.
The Registry publishing interface uses the MyST authentication service at Space Telescope. Data providers outside of the Institute can register for a MyST account to access their resources managed in the VO Registry at Space Telescope, or create new resources. After registering for a MyST account, information linking that account to institutions and VO Registry records can be added by our service maintainers at MAST, archive@stsci.edu.


Salmon Cookies
The home of Seattle's best salmon cookie.
Our Mission
We strive, daily, to make your hair frizzle with our pungent and fishy cookies
The home of Seattle's best salmon cookie.
We strive, daily, to make your hair frizzle with our pungent and fishy cookies


Borel \(\sigma\)-algebra
Let \(\mathcal{O}\) be the family of all open subsets of \(R\).
Definition The Borel \(\sigma\)-algebra \(\mathcal{B}\) is the \(\sigma\)-algebra generated by \(\mathcal{O}\), in symbol we write: \(\sigma{(\mathcal{O})}\).
Since \( \mathcal{B} \) is a \(\sigma\)-algebra, we see that it necessarily contains all open sets,
all closed sets, all union of open sets, all unions of closed sets, all intersections of closed sets,
and all intersections of open sets.


Curiosity is an intrinsic motivation that not only drives our desire to seek and consume information, but also enhances new learning. In this work, we showed that when participants experienced high curiosity, anticipatory activation of the dopaminergic midbrain promoted the engagement of hippocampal state that was predictive of subsequent learning. These findings highlighted a potential mechanism for mesolimbic neuromodulation of the hippocampus and showed how intrinsic motivations can facilitate new learning.
PreprintIt is well-established that sleep plays a crucial role in supporting wakeful cognition, and it has been theorized that homeostatic processes during sleep may be necessary for maintaining the stability of neural activity. In this study, we examined if humans in a sleep-deprived state would show reduced stability in fMRI activation patterns, and how this relates to the quality of memory formation. Here, we showed that sleep deprivation reduces neural stability in perceptual processing regions and also in the medial temporal lobe. This reduced stability was also associated with poorer memory. These findings provided the first evidence of neural instability in sleep-deprived humans, and that reduced neural stability in the sleep-deprived state can fundamentally change the quality of memory encoding.
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