Bob is on his way somewhere, when he gets dragged into a heist, shootout or other illegal activity. It doesn't matter if he's a hostage, an innocent bystander, or trying to stop the criminals, he just got out of jail, so he knows the cops won't listen to him.  Either way, he's either a Retired Outlaw or just that much more determined not to get caught and never go back to prison.
Note that this trope applies to people who were released either on parole or due to their sentence being complete. Expect a Retired Gunslinger to be recently released about half the time. The same can be said of virtually any protagonist with a criminal background.
If a genuine villain just got out of jail, he is a Falsely Reformed Villain or Karma Houdini.
Examples
- Issue #6 of The Hair Bear Bunch (Gold Key, May 1973) had the bears recruited by a Mission: Impossible expy to escort an amnesiac robber who had just been released from prison so they can re-create his crime and locate the whereabouts of the stolen money.
- A staple in heist movies:
- Hudson Hawk starts with Eddie getting out of prison. He's almost immediately forced to participate in an international burglary operation.
- Ocean's Eleven begins and ends with Danny Ocean being released from prison.
- Happens Once an Episode in Olsen's Gang movies. Every movie starts with Egon leaving prison (usually with the new plan ready) and ends with him getting locked up again.
- In The Italian Job (1969), Charlie is first spotted being released from prison and is promptly given the plan for the titular job.
- The Asphalt Jungle and its remake Cool Breeze
- Any Number Can Win (Mélodie en sous-sol)
- Le deuxième souffle
- Le Cercle rouge has Corey being approached by a guard and offered the job robbing the jewelry store the night before Corey is released.
- The Anderson Tapes
- The Hot Rock
- Bank Shot
- Vabank and Vinci by Polish director Juliusz Machulski
- Henry's Crime
- Tower Heist
- Ant-Man
- Blindspotting starts as Collins is released on probation. His fear of going back to prison for something as minor as missing curfew at his halfway house provides much of the tension of the first part of the film.
- The Blues Brothers begins with "Joliet" Jake Blues being released from the prison that provides his nickname.
- The sequel, Blues Brothers 2000, begins with Elwood being released from prison.
- In Silverado, one of the heroes, Emmitt, has just been released from jail when he's ambushed, breaks another character out of jail, infiltrates a group of bandits, and winds up on the wrong side of a fight with a corrupt sheriff.
- The Spitfire Grill begins with Percy being released from a five-year prison sentence.
- Buffalo '66 opens with Billy getting let out of jail. He has to whiz so bad he asks to be let back in for just a sec, but they won't let him.
- Sin City has John Hartigan get released from prison on parole just so he could tie up a loose end. This was intentional on his part, however.
- In Reservoir Dogs, this is Mr. Blond's backstory, as he was caught in a warehouse full of stolen goods. The authorities offered him a deal if he would turn state's evidence on Joe, but he refused and served four years instead.
- This is the premise of Carlito's Way. The newly-released Carlito tries to make a legitimate living, but the FBI still want to see him put away. It doesn't help that he constantly gets tangled up in his colleagues' shady activities.
- At the end of the initial gunfight in Judge Dredd, Dredd arrests a man for tampering with a vending robot. When he realizes that the man he arrested was just released from prison (That very day), he adds a few years to the sentence. The reason the man had tampered with the robot was to have a hiding place from the shoot-out, which he had unknowingly walked into.
- The film Tomorrowland begins with the protagonist getting out of juvenile detention.
- Les Fugitifs, by Francis Veber, begins with Lucas, an experienced bank robber who just got out of jail, being caught in Pignon's comically botched attempt at robbing a bank — he even asks Pignon if he couldn't take somebody else as a hostage. The trope is similarly used in the American remake, Three Fugitives
- The War Wagon opens with Taw Jackson arriving back in town; having just got out of prison after 3 years. This discomfits the main villains, who weren't expecting him to be released for years.
- The 'Winter' segment of More Dead Than Alive deals with Cain being just released prison. No one will give him a job and people are after him for his earlier crimes. He finally takes an offer from a showman named Ruffalo to perform as "Killer Cain" in his traveling shooting show.
- In Tiger House, the volatile Callum has only been out of prison for a few weeks and says he has no intention of ever going back He's right, but not in the way he meant.
- At the start of A Score to Settle, Frankie is released from prison after 19 years when he is diagnosed with a terminal illness.
- Blastfighter opens with Tiger being released from the state pen after serving 8 years for murdering the man who killed his wife. He ex-partner Pete is waiting to pick him up.
- American Gods starts with Shadow being released from prison; he quickly gets recruited as an assistant to Mr. Wednesday, who spends most of his time grifting despite being a Physical God.
- It's heavily implied that this is the case with Ostap Bender in The Twelve Chairs (he wears a clean fancy suit and shoes but no everyday consumables like socks, and is homeless; the suit and shoes are implied to be given back to him upon release). This explains why he is extremely cautious about not violating the criminal code directly, and enters Stargorod by foot to avoid run-ins with railroad police.
- In the first episode of Hustle, Micky is released from prison after serving two years, and upon release, assembles a gang of fellow con artists.
- Minder opens with Terry being released from prison having served several years for Grevious Bodily Harm and attempted armed robbery. Lacking job prospects, he ends up as a "minder" (bodyguard, heavy, etc.) for Honest John Arthur Dailey. Throughout the series, Terry is treated with suspicion and hostility by police as a result of his criminal record.
- The first episode of Wiseguy has Vinnie just getting out of prison after spending time there to set up his cover identity.
- Prison Break: Linc (after his name was cleared the first time) kills a Mook and tells LJ and Sofia to run since he rightly assumes the police won't care if its self-defense.
- In My Name Is Earl, Earl gets released from prison, but finds he no longer has the apartment, the job, or girlfriend he acquired in Season 2, and spent all the lottery money he had left on a prom for the prison...and that life has gotten a lot tougher, since no one wants to hire an ex-con. Even though he was in for a crime his ex-wife committed. This causes him to lose faith in Karma, and go back to his old ways.
- Various characters in The Sopranos (Richie Aprile, Tony Blundetto and Phil Leotardo, most prominently), only show up once they're released from jail, as a fairly justified way of having the characters be old friends without using Remember the New Guy?.
- The Outer Limits (1995):
- In "The Gun", Matthew Logan murders his wife Sandra within hours of being released from prison.
- In "Alien Shop", Andy Pace has recently been released from prison after serving a sentence for drug dealing and is still on probation. He is desperately searching for a job so that he can support his pregnant wife Gabby and prove to her parents that he is not a deadbeat.
- Julie Brown sings of her taste in men in "I Like 'em Big and Stupid":
My father's out of Harvard, my brother's out of YaleWell, the guy I took home last night just got out of jail!
- Getting Out by Marsha Norman is built on this trope. The play tells of Arlene (previously known as "Arlie"), a juvenile delinquent who struggles to build another life after her time in prison.
- While not exactly jail, the Jedi Exile in Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords has just come back to Republic space after a ten-year sentence of exile pronounced on him/her by the Jedi Council.
- In Questionable Content, we first meet May as a hologram on a work-release program from Robot Jail, implied to be a server where criminal AIs exist, body-less. Her program is successful, and she soon appears with a body of her own, determined to reform. Most of her storylines revolve around being a recent ex-con, trying to find a job and stay away from any hint of illegal activity.
- One Hyperbole and a Half story depicts Allie and her boyfriend picking up "Helper Dog" from a shelter; Allie characterizes the dog's rather.. intense.. attitude as being like this.
- Batman: The Animated Series:
- "Harley's Holiday". Poor Harley even paid for that dress...
- Also, the Penguin did try to live a honest life and among Gotham's elites (which he believed possible thanks to Veronica Vreeland). While she cleared a misunderstanding when Batman wrongly assumed the Penguin was one of the muggers robbing her, it was eventually revealed to him she just wanted someone to be made a fool of at a party. He was so revolted he returned to a life of crime.
- The first episode of Superjail!! begins with Jacknife being released from a normal prison. He immediately demonstrates how well he learned his lesson by killing a man and stealing his car with his daughter still in it.
- King of the Hill - Bill gets Boomhauer out of a deep funk talking of his own perseverance against all odds, and how he waits outside of a woman's prison for departing inmates looking for dates. We then see him in action at show's end.
Bill: So, what were you in for?Alicia: Killed my boyfriend.Bill: Does that mean you're single?
- In Family Guy, when Meg was sentenced to 3 months in prison, she had a hard time adjusting to the norms of the outside world. She rapes Peter with a loofah in the shower, uses a bucket in her bedroom to relieve herself in instead of walking down the hall to the bathroom, beats Peter and the popular kids at school who made fun of her (and then French kisses Connie to show dominance), and is hostile to everyone. It overlaps with Had to Come to Prison to Be a Crook.


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A quick warning and very important too: DON’T BUILD any defenses nor fleets (except one single fighter at all your bases which have at least one TR- this will prevent others to plunder your trade routes) during these 7 days, they are useless to you as in these 7 days you can’t fight, you can’t attack and you cannot be attacked, so bear in mind that you’re losing money building those; money you can spend better in investing into your future empire. You should build however MAX 2 scouts to help you scout other regions you can’t see and when you see good planets you want to take, bookmark them and then move on. In case you already used your bookmarks and there are no more bookmarks available (full list), just make notes and post there the coordinates.
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Now let’s get down to business. When you start a new account, it’s preferred that you start on a moon, not a planet with at least 3 solar or gas and more than 4 fertility, unless you start on a crystalline type moon. I’ll tell you why later. So, until you get an astro with at least 5 fertility and at least 2 metal (best to be 3), and at least 2 solar or 2 gas (best will be at least one to be 4), you’ll need to restart again. So the BEST target astro to start with is a Rocky-like astro and should be solar or gas >= 4 AND fertility >=5 AND metal 3 and DO NOT choose an asteroid as it’s small area will hinder your future efforts of upgrading it.
Now that you have your base (Click on Bases, then Home Planet), click on structures and click build next to Metal Refineries. Then scroll down, there should be a queue structures button and a list of buildings you can queue. Queue up 1 Research lab and 4 metal refineries. Note that you may have to queue a power plant or an urban structure in between them. This is because each building takes up a certain amount of energy and 1 population. You can see those stats in the top of the page. Always build the power plant that gives more energy. Otherwise you’re just wasting space. Add these only when you need them. Always remember to keep your queue list full, especially if you’re going somewhere or going to sleep. The queue list will finish by itself unless you run out of credits or you messed the queue list up. And when you do run out of credits, the queue list activates when you do have the credits to build.
When that Research Lab was built, go to research and research Computer. Then queue 1 more Computer. While you’re doing that, build a spaceport, then a shipyard. When your 2 computer research finishes, build a robotics factory.
This is the basics of what you should do on all your planets, except for the research labs and stuff.
Meaning, that after all this, you should have this:
Structures 1 Research Lab 4 Metal Refineries 1 Robotics Factory 1 Shipyard 1 Spaceport
In Queue: Metal Refinery Spaceport Robotics Factory Shipyard Research Lab
And repeat. Add power plants and urban structures whenever necessary too. The specific order is because when you only focus on upgrading one structure, the cost steadily gets higher and your economy and construction won’t be able to handle it. Alternating structures makes your economy and base stats grow faster and easier.
Research
2 Computer
You’ll need that and 5 Research labs. Don’t build them all at once, but slip them in the queue line every once in a while. Get them by the end of the day.
Now, this is what I expect if you started early:
5 Research Labs 7 Metal Refineries 4 Robotics 4 Shipyards 4 Spaceports
2 Computer
Go for 1 Energy and 5 more Energy in the queue.
If you started late, try to get that in queue and rest up for tomorrow.
Second day, time to get to work. It’s more building and research and if you were active, you might run out of credits today. This is what you should get by the end of the day, following the rule of alternating structure building:
8 Research Labs 10 Metal Refineries 6 Robotics Factories 6 Shipyards 6 Spaceports
Queue 2 shipyards and as many metal refineries as you can before you go to sleep. I’d say 12 metal refineries on the planet is good.
8 Energy 2 Computer 4 Stellar Drive
If you didn’t get 4 stellar drive, you’re either bankrupt or not active. After you get 4 stellar drive, queue a Warp Drive. If you have 4 stellar but can’t find Warp Drive, this is because you don’t have 8 research labs.
If you’re bankrupt, don’t worry, the queue list will do your work for you while you’re asleep.
Before starting, read the whole tutorial again to remember the steps you need to take.
Day 3, now is the time to start building Outpost Ships. These require 8 Shipyards, 1 Warp Drive, and 100 credits on hand. Yes, the sole purpose of the above is to get Outpost Ships as early as possible. If you were able to get these on the second night, you’re way ahead, and you have a pretty good chance of getting 10 planets before your account expires.
As a general rule it’s a good idea to have 4 economy based astros, 3 Research based astros and 2 mixes Production&Research astros (the first one you’ll get will have to be Economy&Production&Research). As the game will progress you’ll adjust your planets accordingly, but these are some kind of required for the long run.
I’d advise you to get the economy astros first to boost your economy (to help you expand), then the Prod&Research astros and in the end the Research astros.
Outpost ships let you build new bases on other uninhabited planets. These are the suggested ones to build on:
Crystallines – Rare, but worth getting. I prefer crystallines with 3 solar and 5 fertility, but those are really rare. Frankly, I don’t really care about the stats of them, but if they don’t have those stats, you might have some problems with developing it. On this kind of planets a different kind of build is necessary. Ok, start always with metal refineries and robotic factory. and at the same time build crystal mines. you know metal refineries and robotic factory accelerate the building. when the crystal mines start getting expensive, alternate it with economic center (based on cost). and don’t forget building good defense on it. Get AT MOST 4 of this kind, then go for something else.
Rocky – Pretty common, and are pretty good production bases. I prefer 3 solar and 6 fertility, but 4 solar and 5 fertility work fine too. I also prefer it being a moon instead of a planet (the reason why is at the end of this).
Metallic or Craters – Also common, and are also pretty good production bases. Don’t pay much attention to the 1 crystal, as it’s really not worth it. 3 solar and 5 fertility is what I’d go for. I’d also prefer a moon over a planet for this one as well.
Asteroids – Not as rare as Crystallines, but they’re good to work with. Its only drawback is its small area. I’d also prefer 3 solar and 5 fertility on this, because 4 fertility really hurts when you need to upgrade level 17 urban structures. These aren’t as rare, so I do suggest finding these stats. try to alternate crystal mines with spaceports at the beginning. during this 7 days protection you need economy. after you could always change of discretion for production
If you started on a Rocky or Metallic, I’d also suggest an Arid (or Tundra), Gaia (if you can get one) or Earthly or planet for your 10th planet to use it as your research base.
When you’re setting up your new base, you’ll notice there’s a fee. For your first base, it’ll cost you 50 credits. Every base after the last will cost twice what it used to. Like so:
50 100 200 400 800
And so on. Your tenth planet will cost you 12800 credits. That sounds like a lot, but don’t worry. You’ll be able to do it if you’re pretty active.
Once you’ve set up your base, follow the instructions from day 1 and 2, except without the research labs. These stats are what you should attain on all your planets, regardless of type:
12 Metal Refineries 8 Robotics 8 Shipyards 10 Spaceports
As for research, aim for this and this only:
10 Energy 10 Computer 8 Laser 4 Stellar Drive 1 Warp Drive
This will unlock Economic Centers and Nanite Factories. Build up to level 3 of both on all your bases. Remember to alternate.
I expect you to get a total of 3 bases by the end of the day and 2 more outpost ships in construction for tomorrow.
Before starting, read the whole tutorial again to remember the steps you need to take.
Day 4, you should be starting to really rack in the credits with an economy of over 100. Use those outpost ships to get 2 more planets. You should have around 200 economy by the end of the day, maybe a little less. Build 2 more outpost ships for tomorrow.
Before starting, read the whole tutorial again to remember the steps you need to take.
Day 5, you should have the credits to build your 6th base, and construct your 7th base by nightfall, which costs 1600 and 3200 credits. Remember to get all the above stats for all your planets. By the end of the day you should have about 400 economy or more. Build 3 more outpost ships.
Before starting, read the whole tutorial again to remember the steps you need to take.
Day 6, this is the crucial day, and you should be able to build your 8th and 9th base in the afternoon and tomorrow morning. You must have around 650 economy and stop all construction and research a couple hours before your upgraded account ends.
Before starting, read the whole tutorial again to remember the steps you need to take.
Day 7, spend all day waiting for 12800 credits and if you’re worried, recycle some structures. Then build your 10th base. Feel free to do whatever you want from then on.
ADVICES –=–=–=–
Keep in mind the following:
Very important: DON’T BUILD any defenses nor fleets during these 7 days, they are useless to you as in these 7 days you can’t fight and you can’t attack, so bear in mind that you’re losing money building those; money you can spend better in investing into your future empire. You’ll have enough time to build fleets after these few start days.
HOWEVER, when the day 6 of your account is at the end, start building defenses and fleets on all your bases and stop constructing, so that you’ll have money for your defenses: 1) fighters and Cruisers as fleet in the ratio 60 FTs to 1 CR. For example a good fleet for defense is 6000 FTs and 100 CRs 2) any turrets you can buy with shields (aim for the highest turret possible – early on disruptors if possible, later aim for the planetary rings). And don’t build many shields – 1 batch maximum of each kind of shield. The idea is to hurt the invader Smile
Fertility is the amount of population you add when building Urban Structures. As each building takes one people, you’ll need a lot of people, and Urban Structures are getting very expensive. Ex, Urban Structure level 20 cost you 3326 credits. But with a level 20 urban on a fertility 6 planet gives you a total of 20*6 = 120 people, whereas on a fertility 4 it gives you only 80 people.
A point for planet occupation, for each occupied planet you need one Command Center, so build some.
To occupy a planet, don’t forget newbies have a 7 days protection send corvettes or scouts to the nearby quadrants to seek acceptable targets (very low or no defense, no or small fleet). You can only attack people who have account start > 7 and (their player level – your player level) %3c 10 When you find a target, send a sufficient fleet to conquer the base. In the beginning you should find people conquerable with a single corvette but soon you’ll need more (some corvettes and destroyers). Conquer the base. Conquered bases give you credit by first pillage, then pillage once per day, and you take 30%25 of their economy. Keep a small fleet above the planet, the occupied people will try to make fleets to free their planets. We call that ‘popping debris’ Wink
there are other rules about level of protection when you get into the higher degrees, but that’s going to happen a lot later, so I’ll not describe here
at first, have focused bases. one for top science, one for top ship building, some just for econ (i.e. crystallines or asteroids) and as you get high in each base’s focus, start building up other aspects of that base. put jump gate on your best shipyard bases… your standard hybrid is a shipyard/research mix, but all bases should be making as much econ as they can, and should keep construction speeds up… and don’t forget defenses…
Why moons and not planets? 1) On a moon the costs for building planetary rings and planetary shields is a LOT less – believe me it’s worth the extra cash you’re saving 2) On a moon the cost of Bio Mod is a lot less – the same as above 3) Moons are not so searched for, as people hurry for the planets, so you’re going to have a variety of moons to choose from Smile
You should choose planets and not moons ONLY when you have NO intention of upgrading. Planets offer you more space so they are more suitable for free accounts. However, in case you can’t upgrade I advise you to contact other people who are upgraded and offer them something in return (in-game or in real-life), so that they upgrade your account too. Believe me, this game is worth to be played while upgraded Smile So beg from your parents, your spouse or from your siblings to get you upgraded Smile


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Zoran Kacic-Alesic,
Marcus Nordenstam,
David Bullock
(Industrial Light + Magic)
- Interactive Physically Based Solid Dynamics
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Michael Hauth
(University of Tuebingen),
Joachim Gross
(University Hospital of Tuebingen),
Wolfgang Strasser
(University of Tuebingen)
Cloth & Deformable Bodies (Chair: Dimitris Metaxas)
- Simulation of Clothing with Folds and Wrinkles
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Robert Bridson
(Stanford University),
Sebastian Marino
(Industrial Light + Magic),
Ronald P. Fedkiw
(Stanford University and
Industrial Light + Magic)
- Estimating Cloth Simulation Parameters from Video
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Kiran Bhat,
Christopher Twigg,
Jessica Hodgins,
Pradeep Khosla
(Carnegie Mellon University),
Zoran Popović,
Steven Seitz
(University of Washington)
- Feel the "Fabric": An Audio-Haptic Interface
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Gang Huang
(University of Pennsylvania),
Dimitris Metaxas
(Rutgers The State University of New Jersey),
Muthu Govindaraj
(Philadelphia University)
- Discrete Shells
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Eitan Grinspun,
(California Institute of Technology),
Anil Hirani
(Caltech),
Mathieu Desbrun
(University of Southern California),
Peter Schroder
(California Institute of Technology)
- Finite Volume Methods for the Simulation of Skeletal Muscle
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Joseph Teran
(Stanford University),
Silvia Blemker
(Stanford University),
Victor Ng Thow Hing
(Honda Research Institute),
Ronald P. Fedkiw
(Stanford University)
- Blowing in the Wind
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Xiaoming Wei,
Ye Zhao,
Zhe Fan,
Wei Li,
Suzanne Yoakum-Stover,
Arie Kaufman
(Stony Brook University)
- Visual Simulation of Ice Crystal Growth
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Theodore Kim,
Ming C. Lin
(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Modeling and Animating Hands & Bodies (Chair: Zicheng Liu)
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Irene Albrecht,
Joerg Haber,
Hans-Peter Seidel
(Max-Planck-Institut fur Informatik, Germany)
- Handrix: Animating the Human Hand
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George ElKoura,
Karan Singh
(University of Toronto)
- Synthesizing Animatable Body Models with Parameterized Shape Modifications
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Hyewon Seo,
Frederic Cordier,
Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann,
(University of Geneva, Switzerland)
Geometric Algorithms for Animation (Chair: Bobby Bodenheimer)
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Lawrence Ibarria,
Jarek Rossignac
(Georgia Institute of Technology)
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Hector Briceno
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology),
Pedro Sander
(Harvard University),
Leonard McMillan
(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Steven Gortler
(Harvard University),
Hugues Hoppe
(Microsoft Research)
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Fabrice Neyret
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Matthias Müller,
David Charypar,
Markus Gross
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Joshua Schpok,
Joseph Simons,
David Ebert
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Charles Hansen
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Hyewon Pyun,
Yejin Kim,
Wonseok Chae,
Hyung Woo Kang,
Sung Yong Shin
(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
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Qingshan Zhang
(Microsoft Research Asia),
Zicheng Liu
(Microsoft Research),
Baining Guo,
Heung-Yeung Shum
(Microsoft Research Asia)
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Pushkar Joshi,
Wen Tien,
Mathieu Desbrun,
Frederic Pighin
(University of Southern California)
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Jinxiang Chai,
Jing Xiao,
Jessica Hodgins
(Carnegie Mellon University)
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Florence Bertails
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Tae-Yong Kim
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Marie-Paule Cani
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Ulrich Neumann
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Lucas Kovar,
Michael Gleicher
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Yong Cao
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USC Institute for Creative Technologies),
Frederic Pighin
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Petros Faloutsos
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Jing Wang,
Bobby Bodenheimer
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Michael Neff,
Eugene Fiume
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Victor Zordan, Nicholas Van Der Horst
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Igor Guskov,
Sergey Klibanov,
Benjamin Bryant (University of Michigan at Ann Arbor)
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Julien Pettre,
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Thierry Simeon
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CNRS)
Autonomous Characters & Flocking (Chair: James Kuffner)
- A Scenario Language to orchestrate Virtual World Evolution
-
Frederic Devillers
(IRISA/INRIA),
Stephane Donikian
(IRISA/CNRS)
- Generating Flying Creatures using Body-Brain Co-Evolution
http://www.melkzedek.com/publication.htm
-
Yoon-Sik Shim,
Chang-Hun Kim
(Korea University)
- Constrained Animation of Flocks
-
Matt Anderson,
Eric McDaniel,
Stephen Chenney
(University of Wisconsin)
Animated Art & Presentations (Chair: Stephen Chenney)
- On Creating Animated Presentations
-
Douglas Zongker
(University of Washington),
David Salesin
(University of Washington and
Microsoft Research)
- Stylizing Motion with Drawings
-
Yin Li
(University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong),
Michael Gleicher
(University of Wisconsin),
Ying-Qing Xu,
Heung-Yeung Shum
(Microsoft Research Asia)
Intuitive Interfaces for Animation (Chair: Jehee Lee)
- A Sketching Interface for Articulated Figure Animation
-
James Davis (Honda Research Institute),
Maneesh Agrawala
(Microsoft Research),
Erika Chuang
(Stanford University),
Zoran Popović
(University of Washington),
David Salesin
(University of Washington and
Microsoft Research)
- FootSee: an Interactive Animation System
-
KangKang Yin
(University of British Columbia),
Dinesh K. Pai
(Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey)
- Interactive Control of Component-based Morphing
-
Yonghong Zhao,
Hong Yang Ong,
Tiow Seng Tan,
Yongguan Xiao
(National University of Singapore)
- Sound-by-Numbers: Motion-Driven Sound Synthesis
-
Marc Cardle,
Stephen Brooks
(University of Cambridge),
Ziv Bar-Joseph
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology),
Peter Robinson
(University of Cambridge)
kesen.huang@gmail.com


Complete User Guide
This guide will walk you through developing a KPT function using the Typescript SDK.
Setup
System Requirements
Currently supported platforms: amd64 Linux/Mac
Setting Up Your Local Environment
- Install node
- The SDK requires
npm
version 6 or higher. - If installing node from binaries (i.e. without a package manager), follow these installation instructions.
- The SDK requires
- Install docker
Your Kubernetes Cluster
For the type generation functionality to work, you need a Kubernetes cluster with the CRD OpenAPI Publishing feature which is beta with Kubernetes 1.15.
Alternatively, you can use an existing NPM package with pre-generated types such as the hello-world
package discussed in the Quickstart and skip to implementing the function.
Using a kind
Cluster
The easiest way to get developing is to use kind
to bring up a cluster running in a local container.
-
Download the kind binary version 0.5.1 or higher
-
Use this config file:
cat > kind.yaml <<EOF kind: Cluster apiVersion: kind.sigs.k8s.io/v1alpha3 kubeadmConfigPatches: - | apiVersion: kubeadm.k8s.io/v1beta2 kind: ClusterConfiguration metadata: name: config apiServer: extraArgs: "feature-gates": "CustomResourcePublishOpenAPI=true" nodes: - role: control-plane EOF
Note the use of the beta feature.
-
Create the cluster:
kind create cluster --name=kpt-functions --config=kind.yaml --image=kindest/node:v1.15.7
Using a GKE cluster
You can also use a deployed cluster in GKE. The beta k8s feature is avilable only when using GKE’s
--enable-kubernetes-alpha
flag, as seen here:
gcloud container clusters create $USER-1-15 --cluster-version=latest --region=us-central1-a --project <PROJECT>
gcloud container clusters get-credentials $USER-1-15 --zone us-central1-a --project <PROJECT>
Working with CRDs
The SDK uses the k8s server to generate the typescript classes. If your function uses a Custom Resource Definition, make sure you apply it to the cluster used for type generation:
kubectl apply -f /path/to/my/crd.yaml
Create the NPM package
To initialize a new NPM package, first create a package directory:
mkdir my-package
cd my-package
Note: All subsequent commands are run from the
my-package/
directory.
Run the interactive initializer:
npm init kpt-functions
Follow the instructions and respond to all prompts.
This process will create the following:
-
package.json
: Thekpt-functions
framework library is the only item declared independencies
. Everything required to compile and test your KPT function is declared asdevDependencies
, including thecreate-kpt-functions
CLI discussed later in theREADME
. -
src/
: Directory containing the source files for all your functions, e.g.:my_func.ts
: Implement your function’s interface here.my_func_test.ts
: Unit tests for your function.my_func_run.ts
: The entry point from which your function is run.
-
src/gen/
: Contains Kubernetes core and CRD types generated from the OpenAPI spec published by the cluster you selected. -
build/
: Contains Dockerfile for each function, e.g.:my_func.Dockerfile
Next, install all package dependencies:
npm install
In addition to installation, install
compiles your function into the dist/
directory.
You can run your function directly:
node dist/my_func_run.js --help
Currently, it simply passes through the input configuration data. Let’s remedy this.
Implement the function
You can now start implementing the function using your favorite IDE, e.g. VSCode:
code .
In src/my_func.ts
, implement the KptFunc
interface documented here.
Take a look at these example functions to better understand how to use
kpt-functions
library. These functions are available as container images documented in the catalog.
Once you’ve written some code, build the package with:
npm run build
Alternatively, run the following in a separate terminal. It will continuously build your function as you make changes:
npm run watch
To run the tests, use:
npm test
Build and push container images
With your working function in-hand, it’s time to package your function into an executable container image.
To build the docker image:
npm run kpt:docker-build
You can now run the function container, e.g.:
docker run gcr.io/kpt-functions-demo/my-func:dev --help
To push the image to your container registry of choice:
npm run kpt:docker-push
You’ll need proper authentication/authorization to push to your registry.
kpt:docker-push
pushes to the registry specified in the kpt.docker_repo_base
field in package.json
.
You can manually edit this field at any time.
The default value for the container image tag is dev
. This can be overridden using--tag
flag:
npm run kpt:docker-build -- --tag=latest
npm run kpt:docker-push -- --tag=latest
Use the SDK CLI
The create-kpt-functions
package (installed as devDependencies
), provides a CLI for managing
the NPM package you created above. The CLI sub-commands can be invoked via npm run
. For example,
to add a new function to the package:
npm run kpt:function-create
These sub-commands are available:
kpt:docker-create Generate Dockerfiles for all functions. Overwrite
files if they exist.
kpt:docker-build Build container images for all functions.
kpt:docker-push Push container images to the registry for all functions.
kpt:function-create Generate stubs for a new function. Overwrites files
if they exist.
kpt:type-create Generate classes for core and CRD types. Overwrite
files if they exist.
Flags are passed to the CLI after the --
separator. For example, to pass a tag
when building a container image:
npm run kpt:docker-build -- --tag=latest


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block content %} {% with url_name=request.resolver_match.url_name proposal_urls="proposal_list,speakerproposal_create,speakerproposal_detail,speakerproposal_update,speakerproposal_submit,speakerproposal_picture,eventproposal_create,eventproposal_detail,eventproposal_update,eventproposal_submit" %}
{% block program_content %} {% endblock program_content %} {% endwith %} {% endblock content %}


Oooh shiny...
...when the lights are on.
Dropbear (SSH server) + Python
$ ANSIBLE_SCP_IF_SSH=1 ansible -i ansiblesign, all -m ping
ansiblesign | success >> {
"changed": false,
"ping": "pong"
}
#include "Adafruit_NeoPixel.h"
Adafruit_NeoPixel pixels = Adafruit_NeoPixel(97, 12,
NEO_GRB + NEO_KHZ800);
void setup() {
pixels.begin();
pixels.setBrightness(255);
pixels.show();
}
void loop() {
for (int i = 0; i < 97; i++) {
pixels.setPixelColor(i, pixels.Color(255, 255, 255));
}
pixels.show();
}
Submit PRs or Issues at:
https://github.com/cchurch/ansible-sign
Log in at:
http://ansiblesign.local (HTTP)
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(SSH)
Ask for password or send SSH public key.
And then?
And then?
And then?
And then?
And then?
And then?
And then?
And then?
And then?
And then?


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ReadCube is a free reference & citation manager for article PDFs (for researchers).
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Active.com is the leading online community for people who want to discover, learn about, share, register for and ultimately participate in activities.
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Poll Everywhere is a tool for collecting instant audience feedback.
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Public Radio Exchange (PRX) is an online marketplace for distribution, review, and licensing of public radio programming.
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TwitterFeed feeds your blog to Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and more.
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Storenvy is an e-commerce platform which consists of an online store builder and social marketplace, with over 65,000 merchants and millions of products listed.
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Local.ch - The official phonebook and yellow pages of Switzerland.
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TOUT is a real-time mobile video publishing platform.
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InternMatch - Search and find your next internship in the largest database of college internships online.
- https://www.codeschool.com/
Code school teaches you to code in the comfort of your browser with video tutorials, programming challenges, and screencasts.
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#include <fs_com.h>
Definition at line 176 of file fs_com.h.
Data Fields | |
| U16 | u16_entry_pos_sel_file |
| entry offset of selected file in selected directory (unit = FS_SIZE_FILE_ENTRY) | |
| U32 | u32_cluster_sel_dir |
| first cluster of the directory corresponding at the selected file | |
| U8 | u8_lun |
| number of the logical driver | |
| U8 | u8_partition |
| number of the partition - 1 (0 or 1) (if FS_MULTI_PARTITION == ENABLED) |
entry offset of selected file in selected directory (unit = FS_SIZE_FILE_ENTRY)
Definition at line 182 of file fs_com.h.
Referenced by nav_getindex(), and navauto_open().
first cluster of the directory corresponding at the selected file
Definition at line 181 of file fs_com.h.
Referenced by nav_getindex(), and navauto_open().
number of the logical driver
Definition at line 177 of file fs_com.h.
Referenced by nav_getindex(), and navauto_open().
number of the partition - 1 (0 or 1) (if FS_MULTI_PARTITION == ENABLED)
Definition at line 179 of file fs_com.h.
Referenced by nav_getindex().


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may be accessed and used only for official govt. business by
authorized personnel. Unauthorized access or use may subject
violators to criminal, Civil, and/or admin action. There is no
right to privacy on this system. All information on this computer
system may be monitored, intercepted, recorded, read, copied, and
shared by authorized personnel for official purposes including
criminal investigations. Access or use of this system, whether
authorized or unauthorized, constitutes consent to these terms.


MzIdentML is a data exchange standard for the analysis of proteomic data developed by
the Proteomics Information Group (PSI-PI) intended to encapsulate all important information
about searches done against MS, MS-MS, MSn data. Enough information is included to repeat
the search and examine the results among other capabilities.
The spectra data related with the identifications in the mzIdentML files should be referenced from the mzIdentML files. Currently, PRIDE Inspector supports
mzML, mzXML, pkl, mgf, ms2 and dta file formats. The reference to the original spectra must be added during the loading process of each mzIdentML
file (
More information). If you have problems with spectra referencing please contact the pride support team:
PRIDE HelpDesk.
Please refer to PSI's online documentation if you want a detailed description on mzIdentML:
mzIdentML


public class DependencyGraph
extends java.lang.Object
A DependencyGraph
consists of a set of dependencies linking
dependency nodes (keys). Each edge explains how a particular node came to be
required: for instance, a key may be required in the @Inject
constructor of a class, or it might be required by the Ginjector. There are
two kinds of dependency nodes:
Key
and a
GinjectorBindings
. They represent keys that are already available on
some Ginjector in the hierarchy and visible to the origin.Key
that the binding is for and the Binding
that
can be created.Key
and a String
describing the error. These nodes are created for keys
that do not already exist and for which we cannot create an implicit binding.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
DependencyGraph.Builder |
static class |
DependencyGraph.GraphPruner |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.Iterable<Key<?>> |
getAllKeys()
Returns all the keys that appear in the Dependency Graph, other than the "common root",
Dependency.GINJECTOR . |
java.util.Collection<Dependency> |
getDependenciesOf(Key<?> key) |
java.util.Collection<Dependency> |
getDependenciesTargeting(Key<?> key) |
GinjectorBindings |
getOrigin() |
int |
size() |
public int size()
public GinjectorBindings getOrigin()
public java.util.Collection<Dependency> getDependenciesOf(Key<?> key)
public java.util.Collection<Dependency> getDependenciesTargeting(Key<?> key)
public java.lang.Iterable<Key<?>> getAllKeys()
Dependency.GINJECTOR
.


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from JetBrains repository.


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When forced indoors, I follow a number of historical and sci-fi genre movies and television shows, I am an aspiring chef, and I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technolgy advancements in the front-end web development world as it's my favourite part in web designing.
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UK Charts: Pokémon Sword And Shield Loses Top Spot, But Nintendo Switch Dominates Top Ten
Switch-exclusives run riot
by Ryan CraddockUK chart data is now in for the week ending 23rd November, revealing that Pokémon Sword has lost the first place position it secured last week.
Coupled with Pokémon Shield, the game's success last week saw it become the second biggest launch for a Pokémon outing in UK history. The momentum has swung back in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's favour, however, as Activision's shooter returns to number one.
It was a seriously impressive week for Nintendo Switch on the whole, though, with six of the top ten games being exclusive to the console. Early Black Friday deals were the likely cause of Nintendo's success, with plenty of other Switch-exclusive games being littered across the top 40.
Here's a look at this week's top twenty all formats chart:
| Last Week | This Week | |
| 4 | 1 | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare |
| 2 | 2 | Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order |
| 1 | 3 | Pokémon Sword |
| 5 | 4 | FIFA 20 |
| 3 | 5 | Pokémon Shield |
| 6 | 6 | Luigi's Mansion 3 |
| 9 | 7 | Mario Kart 8 Deluxe |
| 12 | 8 | Minecraft |
| 10 | 9 | Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 |
| 13 | 10 | Fortnite: Darkfire Bundle |
| 11 | 11 | Need For Speed: Heat |
| 25 | 12 | Just Dance 2020 |
| 8 | 13 | Death Stranding |
| 16 | 14 | Plants Vs Zombies: Battle For Neighborville |
| 15 | 15 | Ring Fit Adventure |
| 16 | Football Manager 2020 | |
| 17 | Shenmue III | |
| 28 | 18 | WWE 2K20 |
| 14 | 19 | Grand Theft Auto V |
| 17 | 20 | Super Mario Maker 2 |
Ukie Games Charts©, compiled by GfK Chart-Track
Did you buy any of these chart-topping games this week? Let us know down below.
[via ukie.org.uk]


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Package Vendor: Keil http://www.keil.com/pack/Keil.STM32F4xx_DFP.2.13.0.pack Keil.STM32F4xx_DFP.2.13.0 STMicroelectronics STM32F4 Series Device Support, Drivers and ExamplesCollection of Component include folders:
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Director - Page Harris
Assistant Director - Skipper Swartzfager, Jr
THE CAST
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Bailey - Johnny Davis
Mara - Miss Ann Tomlinson
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Millie - Mrs. D.A. Shoemaker
Dr. Oliver - Mr. Bill Sullivan
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Mable - Mrs. James C. Dykes
Duke - Allen Tiedeman
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Quantum State Tomography (Unsupervised Learning)¶
Quantum state tomography (QST) is a machine learning task which aims to reconstruct the full quantum state from measurement results.
Aim: Given a variational ansatz \(\Psi(\lbrace \boldsymbol{\beta} \rbrace)\) and a set of measurement results, we want to find the parameters \(\boldsymbol{\beta}\) which best reproduce the probability distribution of the measurements.
Training Data: A set of single shot measurements in some basis, e.g. \(\lbrace(100010, \textrm{XZZZYZ}), (011001, \textrm{ZXXYZZ}), \dots \rbrace\)
[1]:
import netket as nk
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import math
import sys
While in practice, the measurement results can be experimental data e.g. from a quantum computer/simulator, for our purpose, we shall construct our data set by making single shot measurement on a wavefunction that we have obtained via exact diagonalisation. For this tutorial, we shall focus on the one-dimensional anti-ferromagnetic transverse-field Ising model defined by
[2]:
# Define the Hamiltonian
N = 8
g = nk.graph.Hypercube(length=N, n_dim=1, pbc=False)
hi = nk.hilbert.Spin(g, s=0.5)
ha = nk.operator.Ising(hi, h=1.0)
Next, perform exact diagonalisation to obtain the ground state wavefunction.
[3]:
# Obtain the ED wavefunction
res = nk.exact.lanczos_ed(ha, first_n=1, compute_eigenvectors=True)
psi = res.eigenvectors[0]
print("Ground state energy =", res.eigenvalues[0])
Ground state energy = -9.837951447459439
Finally, to construct the dataset, we will make single shot measurements in various bases. To obtain a single shot measurement, we need to sample from the wavefunction in the relevant basis.
Since the wavefunction we obtained is in the computational basis (i.e. \(Z\) basis), to obtain a single shot measurement in another basis, one would need to transform the wavefunction as follows (this is similar to how one would do a measurement in a different basis on a quantum computer):
X Basis:
Y Basis:
[4]:
def build_rotation(hi, basis):
localop = nk.operator.LocalOperator(hi, 1.0)
U_X = 1.0 / (math.sqrt(2)) * np.asarray([[1.0, 1.0], [1.0, -1.0]])
U_Y = 1.0 / (math.sqrt(2)) * np.asarray([[1.0, -1j], [1.0, 1j]])
N = hi.size
assert len(basis) == hi.size
for j in range(hi.size):
if basis[j] == "X":
localop *= nk.operator.LocalOperator(hi, U_X, [j])
if basis[j] == "Y":
localop *= nk.operator.LocalOperator(hi, U_Y, [j])
return localop
[5]:
n_basis = 2*N
n_shots = 1000
rotations = []
training_samples = []
training_bases = []
np.random.seed(1234)
for m in range(n_basis):
basis = np.random.choice(
list("XYZ"), size=N, p=[1.0 / N, 1.0 / N, (N - 2.0) / N]
)
psi_rotated = np.copy(psi)
if 'X' in basis or 'Y' in basis:
rotation = build_rotation(hi, basis)
psi_rotated = rotation.to_sparse().dot(psi_rotated)
psi_square = np.square(np.absolute(psi_rotated))
rand_n = np.random.choice(hi.n_states, p=psi_square, size=n_shots)
for rn in rand_n:
training_samples.append(hi.number_to_state(rn))
training_bases += [m] * n_shots
rotations.append(rotation)
print('Number of bases:', n_basis)
print('Number of shots:', n_shots)
print('Total size of the dataset:', n_basis*n_shots)
print('Some single shot results: (sample, basis)\n', list(zip(training_samples[:3], training_bases[:3])))
Number of bases: 16
Number of shots: 1000
Total size of the dataset: 16000
Some single shot results: (sample, basis)
[(array([ 1., 1., 1., -1., 1., -1., 1., -1.]), 0), (array([ 1., 1., -1., 1., -1., 1., -1., 1.]), 0), (array([-1., 1., -1., 1., -1., 1., -1., 1.]), 0)]
The basis rotations are contained in rotations
and the single shot measurements are stored in training_samples
. training_bases
is a list of integers which labels each samples in training_samples
according to their basis.
Having obtained the dataset, we can proceed to define the variational ansatz one wishes to train. We shall simply use the Restricted Boltzmann Machine (RBM) with real parameters defined as:
where \(\phi_{\boldsymbol{\mu}}(\boldsymbol{\sigma}) = \log p_{\boldsymbol{\mu}}(\boldsymbol{\sigma})\) and \(p_{\boldsymbol{\lambda/\mu}}\) are standard RBM real probability distributions. Notice that the amplitude part \(p_{\boldsymbol{\lambda}}\) completely defines the measurements in the Z basis and vice versa.
[6]:
# Define the variational wavefunction ansatz
ma = nk.machine.RbmSpinPhase(hilbert=hi, alpha=1)
With the variational ansatz as well as the dataset, the quantum state tomography can now be performed. Recall that the aim is to reconstruct a wavefunction \(|\Psi_{U}\rangle\) (for our case, the ground state of the 1D TFIM) given single shot measurements of the wavefunction in various bases. The single shot measurements are governed by a probability distribution
which depends on \(|\Psi_{U}\rangle\) and the basis \(b\) in which the measurement is performed. \(\hat{U}_{b}\) is simply the unitary which rotates the wavefunction into the corresponding basis.
Similarly, the variational wavefunction \(|\tilde\psi\rangle\) also defines a set of basis dependent probability distributions \(\tilde P_{b}(\boldsymbol{\sigma})\). The optimisation procedure is then basically a minimisation task to find the set of parameters \(\boldsymbol{\kappa}\) which minimises the total Kullback–Leibler divergence between \(\tilde P_{b}\) and \(P_{b}\), i.e.
where
.
This minimisation can be achieved by gradient descent. Although one does not have access to the underlying probability distributions \(P_{b}(\boldsymbol{\sigma})\), the total KL divergence can be estimated by summing over the dataset \(\lbrace D_{b} \rbrace\)
where \(S\) is the constant entropy of \(P_{b}(\boldsymbol{\sigma})\) which can be ignored. The details regarding the computation of the gradients can be found in arXiv:1703.05334.
In addition to reconstructing the quantum state, we would also like to investigate how the size of the dataset affects the quality of the reconstruction. To that end, we shall run the optimisation with different dataset sizes.
[7]:
# Shuffle our datasets
import random
temp = list(zip(training_bases, training_samples))
random.shuffle(temp)
training_bases, training_samples = zip(*temp)
[8]:
# Sampler
sa = nk.sampler.MetropolisLocal(machine=ma)
# Optimizer
op = nk.optimizer.AdaDelta()
[9]:
dataset_sizes = [2000, 4000, 8000, 16000]
# During the optimisation, we would like to keep track
# of the fidelities and energies
fidelities = {}
energies = {}
for size in dataset_sizes:
# First remember to reinitialise the machine
ma.init_random_parameters(seed=1234, sigma=0.01)
# Quantum State Tomography object
qst = nk.unsupervised.Qsr(
sampler=sa,
optimizer=op,
batch_size=300,
n_samples=300,
rotations=tuple(rotations[:size]),
samples=training_samples[:size],
bases=training_bases,
method="Gd"
)
qst.add_observable(ha, "Energy")
# Run the optimisation using the iterator
print("Starting optimisation for dataset size", size)
fidelities_temp = []
energies_temp = []
for step in qst.iter(2000, 100):
# Compute fidelity with exact state
psima = ma.to_array()
fidelity = np.abs(np.vdot(psima, psi))
fidelities_temp.append(fidelity)
fidelities[size] = fidelities_temp
energies[size] = energies_temp
Starting optimisation for dataset size 2000
Starting optimisation for dataset size 4000
Starting optimisation for dataset size 8000
Starting optimisation for dataset size 16000
[10]:
for size in fidelities:
plt.plot(np.arange(1,21,1),fidelities[size], label='dataset size = '+str(size))
plt.axhline(y=1, xmin=0,
xmax=20, linewidth=3, color='k', label='Perfect Fidelity')
plt.ylabel('Fidelity')
plt.xlabel('Iteration')
plt.xticks(range(0,21,4))
plt.legend()
plt.show()
As expected, it is relatively clear that with increasing dataset size, the final fidelity does increase.


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make-hash-table
&key test size rehash-size rehash-threshold ⇒ hash-table
test—a designator for one of the functions eq, eql, equal, or
The default is eql.
size—a non-negative integer.
The default is implementation-dependent.
rehash-size—a real of type (or (integer 1 *) (float (1.0) *)). The default is implementation-dependent.
rehash-threshold—a real of type (real 0 1). The default is implementation-dependent.
hash-table—a hash table.
Creates and returns a new hash table.
test determines how keys are compared. An object is said to be present in the hash-table if that object is the same under the test as the key for some entry in the hash-table.
size is a hint to the implementation about how much initial space to allocate in the hash-table.
This information, taken together with the rehash-threshold, controls the approximate number of entries which it should be possible to insert before the table has to grow.
The actual size might be rounded up from size to the next ‘good’ size; for example, some implementations might round to the next prime number.
rehash-size specifies a minimum amount to increase the size of the hash-table when it becomes full enough to require rehashing; see rehash-theshold below.
If rehash-size is an integer, the expected growth rate for the table is additive and the integer is the number of entries to add; if it is a float, the expected growth rate for the table is multiplicative and the float is the ratio of the new size to the old size.
As with size, the actual size of the increase might be rounded up.
rehash-threshold specifies how full the hash-table can get before it must grow.
It specifies the maximum desired hash-table occupancy level.
The values of rehash-size and rehash-threshold do not constrain the implementation to use any particular method for computing when and by how much the size of hash-table should be enlarged. Such decisions are implementation-dependent, and these values only hints from the programmer to the implementation, and the implementation is permitted to ignore them.
(setq table (make-hash-table)) ⇒ #<HASH-TABLE EQL 0/120 46142754> (setf (gethash "one" table) 1) ⇒ 1 (gethash "one" table) ⇒ NIL, false (setq table (make-hash-table :test 'equal)) ⇒ #<HASH-TABLE EQUAL 0/139 46145547> (setf (gethash "one" table) 1) ⇒ 1 (gethash "one" table) ⇒ 1, T (make-hash-table :rehash-size 1.5 :rehash-threshold 0.7) ⇒ #<HASH-TABLE EQL 0/120 46156620>
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Robotic Arts Intro Fall 2018 (IA277.01)
- Instructor: Lucas Haroldsen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Class Site: yasunaga.work/raif18
- syllabus: syllabus.pdf
- Resources: links.html
11/2: Solar Creatures
Today we will experiment with energy harvesting module, solar cells!
Bugs sing to the light. Like us, they respond to environment. Like us their body effect their voices. Fluctuating flow of electrons through their semiconductor heart, we hear their characters, tendencies, and their favorite places. Oscillation is a phenomenon we experience everyday like a beating heart, a swing in the playground, tide of ocean, a combustion engine, summer and the winter and so on— oscillation is a effect of dynamic flow of energy. Filling and releasing, inhaling and exhaling, rising and falling, conception and articulation, rhythm of experience. The bugs articulates time through their body.
Resources
- Solarbotics.net BEAM robotics documentation
- Extensive article on 74HC14 schmitt trigger
- Powering arduino with solarcells
- Solar engines
- circuit simulator
- Handmade Electronic Music by Nicolas Collins
Parts links
- Calcultor Solar Cells
- Solar Cells from Amazon This or this
- Piezo element
- 74HC14 chip
HOMEWORK
Finish and Document solar creatures
- Document your solar creature with photo or short video with drawing of your circuit
- Upload your documentation to google drive in a folder named "solar"


This is a Python wrapper for TA-LIB based on Cython instead of SWIG. From the homepage:
TA-Lib is widely used by trading software developers requiring to perform technical analysis of financial market data.
- Includes 150+ indicators such as ADX, MACD, RSI, Stochastic, Bollinger Bands, etc.
- Candlestick pattern recognition
- Open-source API for C/C++, Java, Perl, Python and 100% Managed .NET
The original Python bindings use SWIG which unfortunately are difficult to install and aren't as efficient as they could be. Therefore this project uses Cython and Numpy to efficiently and cleanly bind to TA-Lib -- producing results 2-4 times faster than the SWIG interface.
Install TA-Lib or Read the Docs
Examples
Similar to TA-Lib, the function interface provides a lightweight wrapper of the exposed TA-Lib indicators.
Each function returns an output array and have default values for their
parameters, unless specified as keyword arguments. Typically, these functions
will have an initial "lookback" period (a required number of observations
before an output is generated) set to NaN
.
All of the following examples use the function API:
import numpy
import talib
close = numpy.random.random(100)
Calculate a simple moving average of the close prices:
output = talib.SMA(close)
Calculating bollinger bands, with triple exponential moving average:
from talib import MA_Type
upper, middle, lower = talib.BBANDS(close, matype=MA_Type.T3)
Calculating momentum of the close prices, with a time period of 5:
output = talib.MOM(close, timeperiod=5)
Abstract API Quick Start
If you're already familiar with using the function API, you should feel right at home using the abstract API. Every function takes the same input, passed as a dictionary of Numpy arrays:
import numpy as np
# note that all ndarrays must be the same length!
inputs = {
'open': np.random.random(100),
'high': np.random.random(100),
'low': np.random.random(100),
'close': np.random.random(100),
'volume': np.random.random(100)
}
Functions can either be imported directly or instantiated by name:
from talib import abstract
sma = abstract.SMA
sma = abstract.Function('sma')
From there, calling functions is basically the same as the function API:
from talib.abstract import *
output = SMA(input_arrays, timeperiod=25) # calculate on close prices by default
output = SMA(input_arrays, timeperiod=25, price='open') # calculate on opens
upper, middle, lower = BBANDS(input_arrays, 20, 2, 2)
slowk, slowd = STOCH(input_arrays, 5, 3, 0, 3, 0) # uses high, low, close by default
slowk, slowd = STOCH(input_arrays, 5, 3, 0, 3, 0, prices=['high', 'low', 'open'])
Learn about more advanced usage of TA-Lib here.
Supported Indicators
We can show all the TA functions supported by TA-Lib, either as a list
or
as a dict
sorted by group (e.g. "Overlap Studies", "Momentum Indicators",
etc):
import talib
print talib.get_functions()
print talib.get_function_groups()
Function Groups
- Overlap Studies
- Momentum Indicators
- Volume Indicators
- Volatility Indicators
- Price Transform
- Cycle Indicators
- Pattern Recognition
- Statistic Functions
- Math Transform
- Math Operators
Overlap Studies
BBANDS Bollinger Bands DEMA Double Exponential Moving Average EMA Exponential Moving Average HT_TRENDLINE Hilbert Transform - Instantaneous Trendline KAMA Kaufman Adaptive Moving Average MA Moving average MAMA MESA Adaptive Moving Average MAVP Moving average with variable period MIDPOINT MidPoint over period MIDPRICE Midpoint Price over period SAR Parabolic SAR SAREXT Parabolic SAR - Extended SMA Simple Moving Average T3 Triple Exponential Moving Average (T3) TEMA Triple Exponential Moving Average TRIMA Triangular Moving Average WMA Weighted Moving Average
Momentum Indicators
ADX Average Directional Movement Index ADXR Average Directional Movement Index Rating APO Absolute Price Oscillator AROON Aroon AROONOSC Aroon Oscillator BOP Balance Of Power CCI Commodity Channel Index CMO Chande Momentum Oscillator DX Directional Movement Index MACD Moving Average Convergence/Divergence MACDEXT MACD with controllable MA type MACDFIX Moving Average Convergence/Divergence Fix 12/26 MFI Money Flow Index MINUS_DI Minus Directional Indicator MINUS_DM Minus Directional Movement MOM Momentum PLUS_DI Plus Directional Indicator PLUS_DM Plus Directional Movement PPO Percentage Price Oscillator ROC Rate of change : ((price/prevPrice)-1)*100 ROCP Rate of change Percentage: (price-prevPrice)/prevPrice ROCR Rate of change ratio: (price/prevPrice) ROCR100 Rate of change ratio 100 scale: (price/prevPrice)*100 RSI Relative Strength Index STOCH Stochastic STOCHF Stochastic Fast STOCHRSI Stochastic Relative Strength Index TRIX 1-day Rate-Of-Change (ROC) of a Triple Smooth EMA ULTOSC Ultimate Oscillator WILLR Williams' %R
Volume Indicators
AD Chaikin A/D Line ADOSC Chaikin A/D Oscillator OBV On Balance Volume
Volatility Indicators
ATR Average True Range NATR Normalized Average True Range TRANGE True Range
Price Transform
AVGPRICE Average Price MEDPRICE Median Price TYPPRICE Typical Price WCLPRICE Weighted Close Price
Cycle Indicators
HT_DCPERIOD Hilbert Transform - Dominant Cycle Period HT_DCPHASE Hilbert Transform - Dominant Cycle Phase HT_PHASOR Hilbert Transform - Phasor Components HT_SINE Hilbert Transform - SineWave HT_TRENDMODE Hilbert Transform - Trend vs Cycle Mode
Pattern Recognition
CDL2CROWS Two Crows CDL3BLACKCROWS Three Black Crows CDL3INSIDE Three Inside Up/Down CDL3LINESTRIKE Three-Line Strike CDL3OUTSIDE Three Outside Up/Down CDL3STARSINSOUTH Three Stars In The South CDL3WHITESOLDIERS Three Advancing White Soldiers CDLABANDONEDBABY Abandoned Baby CDLADVANCEBLOCK Advance Block CDLBELTHOLD Belt-hold CDLBREAKAWAY Breakaway CDLCLOSINGMARUBOZU Closing Marubozu CDLCONCEALBABYSWALL Concealing Baby Swallow CDLCOUNTERATTACK Counterattack CDLDARKCLOUDCOVER Dark Cloud Cover CDLDOJI Doji CDLDOJISTAR Doji Star CDLDRAGONFLYDOJI Dragonfly Doji CDLENGULFING Engulfing Pattern CDLEVENINGDOJISTAR Evening Doji Star CDLEVENINGSTAR Evening Star CDLGAPSIDESIDEWHITE Up/Down-gap side-by-side white lines CDLGRAVESTONEDOJI Gravestone Doji CDLHAMMER Hammer CDLHANGINGMAN Hanging Man CDLHARAMI Harami Pattern CDLHARAMICROSS Harami Cross Pattern CDLHIGHWAVE High-Wave Candle CDLHIKKAKE Hikkake Pattern CDLHIKKAKEMOD Modified Hikkake Pattern CDLHOMINGPIGEON Homing Pigeon CDLIDENTICAL3CROWS Identical Three Crows CDLINNECK In-Neck Pattern CDLINVERTEDHAMMER Inverted Hammer CDLKICKING Kicking CDLKICKINGBYLENGTH Kicking - bull/bear determined by the longer marubozu CDLLADDERBOTTOM Ladder Bottom CDLLONGLEGGEDDOJI Long Legged Doji CDLLONGLINE Long Line Candle CDLMARUBOZU Marubozu CDLMATCHINGLOW Matching Low CDLMATHOLD Mat Hold CDLMORNINGDOJISTAR Morning Doji Star CDLMORNINGSTAR Morning Star CDLONNECK On-Neck Pattern CDLPIERCING Piercing Pattern CDLRICKSHAWMAN Rickshaw Man CDLRISEFALL3METHODS Rising/Falling Three Methods CDLSEPARATINGLINES Separating Lines CDLSHOOTINGSTAR Shooting Star CDLSHORTLINE Short Line Candle CDLSPINNINGTOP Spinning Top CDLSTALLEDPATTERN Stalled Pattern CDLSTICKSANDWICH Stick Sandwich CDLTAKURI Takuri (Dragonfly Doji with very long lower shadow) CDLTASUKIGAP Tasuki Gap CDLTHRUSTING Thrusting Pattern CDLTRISTAR Tristar Pattern CDLUNIQUE3RIVER Unique 3 River CDLUPSIDEGAP2CROWS Upside Gap Two Crows CDLXSIDEGAP3METHODS Upside/Downside Gap Three Methods
Statistic Functions
BETA Beta CORREL Pearson's Correlation Coefficient (r) LINEARREG Linear Regression LINEARREG_ANGLE Linear Regression Angle LINEARREG_INTERCEPT Linear Regression Intercept LINEARREG_SLOPE Linear Regression Slope STDDEV Standard Deviation TSF Time Series Forecast VAR Variance


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transform(mode)
Set the current transform mode (to CENTER
or CORNER
)
transform(matrix=[m11, m21, m12, m22, tX, tY])
Overwrite the current transform matrix with a new one
with transform(mode=None, matrix=None): ... # drawing & transformation commands
Restore the transformation state at the end of the indented block (and optionally change the transform mode/matrix for the duration)
The mode
parameter sets the registration point – the offset for rotate(), scale() and skew() commands. By default, primitives, text, and images rotate around their own centerpoints. But if you call transform() with CORNER
as its mode
parameter, transformations will be applied relative to canvas’s "origin point" rather than being relative to the objects' centerpoint origins.
In addition to changing the mode, the transform() command also allows you to overwrite the underlying transformation matrix with a new set of values. Pass a 6-element list or tuple as the matrix
argument to update the current transform (see Apple's docs for all the math-y details). Note that you can omit the mode
arg when setting a new matrix if you don't want the transformation origin to change.
When called as part of a with
block, transform() will ensure that any subsequent transformation commands will apply only within the block. At the end of the block, the transformation state will be reset to what it was before the transform() call. This is equivalent to calling push() and pop() at the beginning and end of the block respectively, though transform() will also reset the mode
on exit.
with transform(CORNER): translate(100,20) line(0,0, 40,0)
is equivalent to:
oldmode = CENTER transform(CORNER) push() translate(100,20) line(0,0, 40,0) pop() transform(oldmode)
a Transform object with the canvas's "current" state. You can use this object's apply() method with Points or Beziers to calculate the "screen coordinates" that would result from drawing with the current transformation state.
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While PaperParcel 1.x and 2.x have very similar APIs, there has been a several breaking changes (including several APIs having been removed). This guide is intended to help users with the migration process from 1.x to 2.x.
Package Name Change
The package name of the library has changed from nz.bradcampbell.paperparcel
to just paperparcel
.
Additionally, the artifacts are no longer available on jitpack and are instead available on jcenter and mavenCentral under a new group id. See Download for more info.
Wrappers
PaperParcel used to have a concept of Parcelable wrappers. These no longer exist in 2.x. There are several reasons for removing them:
- They require reflection and runtime class lookups, which can be costly on Android (especially when parcelling a lot of model objects at the same time).
Parcelable
is intended to be performant! - They don't play well with other libraries that require
Parcelable
s. Examples include Dart, IcePick, and FragmentArgs. Some of these libraries have APIs for allowing wrapper objects, but it's better practice to just have objects that are actuallyParcelable
instead. - Removing them means having fewer method references.
- There were complications with library projects and multi-module projects.
- Wrappers make it harder to opt out of using a library because the wrapping code is usually scattered around both UI and model classes.
Instead, PaperParcel 2.x just generates the CREATOR
and writeToParcel(...)
implementations for you. Then you can simply make your model objects implement Parcelable
and use/call the generated code from your model.
Here's a list of things you need to do to remove all of the old wrapper-based code:
- Ensure that all of your
@PaperParcel
classes also implementParcelable
. Override the required methods, but leave them blank for now. - If you have references to
PaperParcels
, delete them next. This class no longer exists as it was only used for wrapping and unwrapping types. - If you have references to
TypedParcelable
, you need to delete those too. This interface no longer exists. - If you have references to
PaperParcelable.Creator
, you need to delete those too. This was removed in favour of the newly generatedCREATOR
s that don't rely on wrappers. - Build and then use the generated code in your models as shown in the Usage section of the website.
Type Adapters
The TypeAdapter
API hasn't changed, but the API for adding them has. See Processor Configuration from the website to find out how to add your existing TypeAdapter
s.
While the API is exactly the same, TypeAdapter
s have actually gained some new tricks. See Type Adapters from the website to find out more.
Proguard
You can delete the old rules associated with this library. PaperParcel 2.x doesn't use reflection anymore. If you're opting into the reflection-enhanced API in paperparcel-kotlin
, the rules now ship with the AAR so you don't need to do anything.