Class SvgSvgElement
A key interface definition is the ISvgSvgElement interface, which is the interface that corresponds to the 'svg' element. This interface contains various miscellaneous commonly-used utility methods, such as matrix operations and the ability to control the time of redraw on visual rendering devices.
ISvgSvgElement extends ViewCSS and DocumentCSS to provide access to the computed values of properties and the override style sheet as described in DOM2.
Inheritance
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: SharpVectors.Dom.Svg
Assembly: SharpVectors.Model.dll
Syntax
public sealed class SvgSvgElement : SvgTransformableElement, ICloneable, IEnumerable, IXPathNavigable, IEventTargetSupport, IElementCssInlineStyle, ISvgTransformable, ISvgSvgElement, ISvgElement, IElement, IXmlElement, INode, IXmlNode, ISvgTests, ISvgLangSpace, ISvgExternalResourcesRequired, ISvgStylable, ISvgLocatable, ISvgFitToViewBox, ISvgZoomAndPan, IEventTarget, ISvgElementVisitorTarget
Constructors
SvgSvgElement(String, String, String, SvgDocument)
Declaration
public SvgSvgElement(string prefix, string localname, string ns, SvgDocument doc)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | prefix | |
| String | localname | |
| String | ns | |
| SvgDocument | doc |
Properties
ContentScriptType
Corresponds to attribute contentScriptType on the given 'svg' element
Declaration
public string ContentScriptType { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| DomException |
|
ContentStyleType
Corresponds to attribute contentStyleType on the given 'svg' element.
Declaration
public string ContentStyleType { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| DomException |
|
CurrentScale
This attribute indicates the current scale factor relative to the initial view to take into account user magnification and panning operations, as described under Magnification and panning. DOM attributes currentScale and currentTranslate are equivalent to the 2x3 matrix [a b c d e f] = [currentScale 0 0 currentScale currentTranslate.x currentTranslate.y]. If "magnification" is enabled (i.e., zoomAndPan="magnify"), then the effect is as if an extra transformation were placed at the outermost level on the SVG document fragment (i.e., outside the outermost 'svg' element).
Declaration
public float CurrentScale { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| DomException |
|
CurrentTime
The current time in seconds relative to the start time for the current SVG document fragment.
Declaration
public float CurrentTime { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
CurrentTranslate
The corresponding translation factor that takes into account user "magnification".
Declaration
public ISvgPoint CurrentTranslate { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgPoint |
CurrentView
The definition of the initial view (i.e., before magnification and panning) of the current innermost SVG document fragment. The meaning depends on the situation:
- If the initial view was a "standard" view, then: o the values for viewBox, preserveAspectRatio and zoomAndPan within currentView will match the values for the corresponding DOM attributes that are on SVGSVGElement directly o the values for transform and viewTarget within currentView will be null
- If the initial view was a link into a 'view' element, then: o the values for viewBox, preserveAspectRatio and zoomAndPan within currentView will correspond to the corresponding attributes for the given 'view' element o the values for transform and viewTarget within currentView will be null
- If the initial view was a link into another element (i.e., other than a 'view'), then: o the values for viewBox, preserveAspectRatio and zoomAndPan within currentView will match the values for the corresponding DOM attributes that are on SVGSVGElement directly for the closest ancestor 'svg' element o the values for transform within currentView will be null o the viewTarget within currentView will represent the target of the link
- If the initial view was a link into the SVG document fragment using an SVG view specification fragment identifier (i.e., #svgView(...)), then: o the values for viewBox, preserveAspectRatio, zoomAndPan, transform and viewTarget within currentView will correspond to the values from the SVG view specification fragment identifier The object itself and its contents are both readonly.
Declaration
public ISvgViewSpec CurrentView { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgViewSpec |
ExternalResourcesRequired
Declaration
public ISvgAnimatedBoolean ExternalResourcesRequired { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgAnimatedBoolean |
Height
Corresponds to attribute height on the given 'svg' element.
Declaration
public ISvgAnimatedLength Height { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgAnimatedLength |
IsOuterMost
Declaration
public bool IsOuterMost { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
PixelUnitToMillimeterX
Size of a pixel units (as defined by CSS2) along the x-axis of the viewport, which represents a unit somewhere in the range of 70dpi to 120dpi, and, on systems that support this, might actually match the characteristics of the target medium. On systems where it is impossible to know the size of a pixel, a suitable default pixel size is provided.
Declaration
public float PixelUnitToMillimeterX { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
PixelUnitToMillimeterY
Corresponding size of a pixel unit along the y-axis of the viewport.
Declaration
public float PixelUnitToMillimeterY { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
PreserveAspectRatio
Declaration
public ISvgAnimatedPreserveAspectRatio PreserveAspectRatio { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgAnimatedPreserveAspectRatio |
RenderingHint
Gets a value providing a hint on the rendering defined by this element.
Declaration
public override SvgRenderingHint RenderingHint { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SvgRenderingHint | An enumeration of the SvgRenderingHint specifying the rendering hint. This will always return Containment |
Overrides
RequiredExtensions
Declaration
public ISvgStringList RequiredExtensions { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgStringList |
RequiredFeatures
Declaration
public ISvgStringList RequiredFeatures { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgStringList |
ScreenPixelToMillimeterX
User interface (UI) events in DOM Level 2 indicate the screen positions at which the given UI event occurred. When the user agent actually knows the physical size of a "screen unit", this attribute will express that information; otherwise, user agents will provide a suitable default value such as .28mm.
Declaration
public float ScreenPixelToMillimeterX { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
ScreenPixelToMillimeterY
Corresponding size of a screen pixel along the y-axis of the viewport.
Declaration
public float ScreenPixelToMillimeterY { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
SystemLanguage
Declaration
public ISvgStringList SystemLanguage { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgStringList |
UseCurrentView
The initial view (i.e., before magnification and panning) of the current innermost SVG document fragment can be either the "standard" view (i.e., based on attributes on the 'svg' element such as fitBoxToViewport) or to a "custom" view (i.e., a hyperlink into a particular 'view' or other element - see Linking into SVG content: URI fragments and SVG views). If the initial view is the "standard" view, then this attribute is false. If the initial view is a "custom" view, then this attribute is true.
Declaration
public bool UseCurrentView { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| DomException |
|
ViewBox
Declaration
public ISvgAnimatedRect ViewBox { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgAnimatedRect |
ViewBoxTransform
This function is super useful, calculates out the transformation matrix (i.e., scale and translate) of the viewport to user space.
Declaration
public ISvgMatrix ViewBoxTransform { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgMatrix | A Matrix which has the translate and scale portions set. |
Viewport
The position and size of the viewport (implicit or explicit) that corresponds to this 'svg' element. When the user agent is actually rendering the content, then the position and size values represent the actual values when rendering. The position and size values are unitless values in the coordinate system of the parent element. If no parent element exists (i.e., 'svg' element represents the root of the document tree), if this SVG document is embedded as part of another document (e.g., via the HTML 'object' element), then the position and size are unitless values in the coordinate system of the parent document. (If the parent uses CSS or XSL layout, then unitless values represent pixel units for the current CSS or XSL viewport, as described in the CSS2 specification.) If the parent element does not have a coordinate system, then the user agent should provide reasonable default values for this attribute. The object itself and its contents are both readonly.
Declaration
public ISvgRect Viewport { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgRect |
Width
Corresponds to attribute width on the given 'svg' element.
Declaration
public ISvgAnimatedLength Width { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgAnimatedLength |
X
Corresponds to attribute x on the given 'svg' element.
Declaration
public ISvgAnimatedLength X { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgAnimatedLength |
Y
Corresponds to attribute y on the given 'svg' element.
Declaration
public ISvgAnimatedLength Y { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgAnimatedLength |
ZoomAndPan
Declaration
public SvgZoomAndPanType ZoomAndPan { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SvgZoomAndPanType |
Methods
Accept(ISvgElementVisitor)
Declaration
public void Accept(ISvgElementVisitor visitor)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ISvgElementVisitor | visitor |
AnimationsPaused()
Returns true if this SVG document fragment is in a paused state
Declaration
public bool AnimationsPaused()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | Boolean indicating whether this SVG document fragment is in a paused state. |
CheckEnclosure(ISvgElement, ISvgRect)
Returns true if the rendered content of the given element is entirely contained within the supplied rectangle, honoring the 'pointer-events' property value on each candidate graphics element.
Declaration
public bool CheckEnclosure(ISvgElement element, ISvgRect rect)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ISvgElement | element | The element on which to perform the given test |
| ISvgRect | rect | The test rectangle. The values are in the initial coordinate system for the current 'svg' element. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | True or false, depending on whether the given element is enclosed by the supplied rectangle. |
CheckIntersection(ISvgElement, ISvgRect)
Returns true if the rendered content of the given element intersects the supplied rectangle, honoring the 'pointer-events' property value on each candidate graphics element.
Declaration
public bool CheckIntersection(ISvgElement element, ISvgRect rect)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ISvgElement | element | The element on which to perform the given test. |
| ISvgRect | rect | The test rectangle. The values are in the initial coordinate system for the current 'svg' element. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | True or false, depending on whether the given element intersects the supplied rectangle. |
CreateSvgAngle()
Creates an SVGAngle object outside of any document trees. The object is initialized to the value 0 degrees (unitless).
Declaration
public ISvgAngle CreateSvgAngle()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgAngle | An SVGAngle object. |
CreateSvgLength()
Creates an SVGLength object outside of any document trees. The object is initialized to the value of 0 user units.
Declaration
public ISvgLength CreateSvgLength()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgLength | An SVGLength object. |
CreateSvgMatrix()
Creates an SVGMatrix object outside of any document trees. The object is initialized to the identity matrix.
Declaration
public ISvgMatrix CreateSvgMatrix()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgMatrix | An SVGMatrix object. |
CreateSvgNumber()
Creates an SVGNumber object outside of any document trees. The object is initialized to a value of zero.
Declaration
public ISvgNumber CreateSvgNumber()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgNumber | An SVGNumber object. |
CreateSvgPoint()
Creates an SVGPoint object outside of any document trees. The object is initialized to the point (0,0) in the user coordinate system.
Declaration
public ISvgPoint CreateSvgPoint()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgPoint | An SVGPoint object. |
CreateSvgRect()
Creates an SVGRect object outside of any document trees. The object is initialized such that all values are set to 0 user units.
Declaration
public ISvgRect CreateSvgRect()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgRect | An SVGRect object. |
CreateSvgTransform()
Creates an SVGTransform object outside of any document trees. The object is initialized to an identity matrix transform (SVG_TRANSFORM_MATRIX).
Declaration
public ISvgTransform CreateSvgTransform()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgTransform | An SVGTransform object. |
CreateSvgTransformFromMatrix(ISvgMatrix)
Creates an SVGTransform object outside of any document trees. The object is initialized to the given matrix transform (i.e., SVG_TRANSFORM_MATRIX).
Declaration
public ISvgTransform CreateSvgTransformFromMatrix(ISvgMatrix matrix)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ISvgMatrix | matrix | The transform matrix. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISvgTransform | An SVGTransform object. |
DeselectAll()
Unselects any selected objects, including any selections of text strings and type-in bars.
Declaration
public void DeselectAll()
ForceRedraw()
In rendering environments supporting interactivity, forces the user agent to immediately redraw all regions of the viewport that require updating.
Declaration
public void ForceRedraw()
GetBounds()
Declaration
public SvgRectF GetBounds()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SvgRectF |
GetElementById(String)
Searches this SVG document fragment (i.e., the search is restricted to a subset of the document tree) for an Element whose id is given by elementId. If an Element is found, that Element is returned. If no such element exists, returns null. Behavior is not defined if more than one element has this id.
Declaration
public XmlElement GetElementById(string elementId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | elementId | The unique id value for an element. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| XmlElement | The matching element. |
GetEnclosureList(ISvgRect, ISvgElement)
Returns the list of graphics elements whose rendered content is entirely contained within the supplied rectangle, honoring the 'pointer-events' property value on each candidate graphics element.
Declaration
public XmlNodeList GetEnclosureList(ISvgRect rect, ISvgElement referenceElement)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ISvgRect | rect | The test rectangle. The values are in the initial coordinate system for the current 'svg' element. |
| ISvgElement | referenceElement | If not null, then only return elements whose drawing order has them below the given reference element. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| XmlNodeList | A list of Elements whose content is enclosed by the supplied rectangle. |
GetIntersectionList(ISvgRect, ISvgElement)
Returns the list of graphics elements whose rendered content intersects the supplied rectangle, honoring the 'pointer-events' property value on each candidate graphics element.
Declaration
public XmlNodeList GetIntersectionList(ISvgRect rect, ISvgElement referenceElement)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ISvgRect | rect | The test rectangle. The values are in the initial coordinate system for the current 'svg' element. |
| ISvgElement | referenceElement | If not null, then only return elements whose drawing order has them below the given reference element. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| XmlNodeList | A list of Elements whose content intersects the supplied rectangle. |
GetSize()
Declaration
public SvgSizeF GetSize()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SvgSizeF |
HandleAttributeChange(XmlAttribute)
Declaration
public override void HandleAttributeChange(XmlAttribute attribute)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| XmlAttribute | attribute |
Overrides
HasExtension(String)
Declaration
public bool HasExtension(string extension)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | extension |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
PauseAnimations()
Suspends (i.e., pauses) all currently running animations that are defined within the SVG document fragment corresponding to this 'svg' element, causing the animation clock corresponding to this document fragment to stand still until it is unpaused.
Declaration
public void PauseAnimations()
RedrawTimerElapsed(Object, ElapsedEventArgs)
Declaration
public void RedrawTimerElapsed(object source, ElapsedEventArgs args)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Object | source | |
| ElapsedEventArgs | args |
Resize()
Declaration
public void Resize()
SuspendRedraw(Int32)
Takes a time-out value which indicates that redraw shall not occur until: (a) the corresponding unsuspendRedraw(suspend_handle_id) call has been made, (b) an unsuspendRedrawAll() call has been made, or (c) its timer has timed out. In environments that do not support interactivity (e.g., print media), then redraw shall not be suspended. suspend_handle_id = suspendRedraw(max_wait_milliseconds) and unsuspendRedraw(suspend_handle_id) must be packaged as balanced pairs. When you want to suspend redraw actions as a collection of SVG DOM changes occur, then precede the changes to the SVG DOM with a method call similar to suspend_handle_id = suspendRedraw(max_wait_milliseconds) and follow the changes with a method call similar to unsuspendRedraw(suspend_handle_id). Note that multiple suspendRedraw calls can be used at once and that each such method call is treated independently of the other suspendRedraw method calls.
Declaration
public int SuspendRedraw(int maxWaitMilliseconds)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | maxWaitMilliseconds | The amount of time in milliseconds to hold off before redrawing the device. Values greater than 60 seconds will be truncated down to 60 seconds. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 | A number which acts as a unique identifier for the given suspendRedraw() call. This value must be passed as the parameter to the corresponding unsuspendRedraw() method call. |
UnpauseAnimations()
Unsuspends (i.e., unpauses) currently running animations that are defined within the SVG document fragment, causing the animation clock to continue from the time at which it was suspended.
Declaration
public void UnpauseAnimations()
UnsuspendRedraw(Int32)
Cancels a specified suspendRedraw() by providing a unique suspend_handle_id.
Declaration
public void UnsuspendRedraw(int suspendHandleId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | suspendHandleId | A number which acts as a unique identifier for the desired suspendRedraw() call. The number supplied must be a value returned from a previous call to suspendRedraw() |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| DomException | This method will raise a DomException with value NOT_FOUND_ERR if an invalid value (i.e., no such suspend_handle_id is active) for suspend_handle_id is provided. |
UnsuspendRedrawAll()
Cancels all currently active suspendRedraw() method calls. This method is most useful at the very end of a set of SVG DOM calls to ensure that all pending suspendRedraw() method calls have been cancelled.
Declaration
public void UnsuspendRedrawAll()


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% justin unrau - digital literacy librarian
% May 1, 2017 - 7pm
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Happy International Workers' Day
Washrooms are out and to the right, fire exit is right up here.
examples of activism and how things work
NODAPL, C51, marches for science
we want people to know things: when a march is happening, that the police are beating people, that the white house welcomes white supremacists
comes up against doxxing - publishing home addresses and contact information for harassment super common on twitter and pushes people away from it.
case study: a person want to organize their work environment - they want people involved to know and want to be known, want to be accessible to people with questions - do they want their information spread on social media without context as an "agitator" - will they be able to work again?
patriarchy and white privilege totally work into this as who is outspoken about which issues plays hugely differently. colleagues who are white and male rabble-rousers get a reputation but can still get work because they're outspoken - colleagues who are trans people of colour calling out sexist white dudes never work in the industry again.
capitalism makes some things easy for us and some things difficult
we have to be wary of solutions that are provided that say they'll completely cover both ends of this spectrum
so many passwords
When we discuss information security, who are your adversaries? what
vs. people with access to your computer (family/friends/roommates)
don't use a work computer for your communication
really does the convenience vs privacy thing here. advertising and tracking is ubiquitous, so some of these practices will stop websites from working the way they want to.
encrypted cloud storage like Sync.com
turn off all your location tracking data on your phone, especially history
governments have resources to throw at this stuff. best practices make them use


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Arsenal rival Manchester United for potential £85million transfer
by Magnus EriksenArsenal are reportedly as interested as other top clubs in the potential transfer of Red Bull Salzburg striker Erling Haaland at the moment.
The Norway international looks one of the most exciting prospects in Europe at the moment after a sensational start to this season.
MORE: Real Madrid interested in potential £34million transfer raid for want-away Arsenal star
Still only 19 years of age, Haaland has scored an incredible 26 goals in 18 games in all competitions, including seven in four appearances in the Champions League.
This has seen him linked strongly with Manchester United in a report from the Evening Standard, which suggests Haaland could be on the move for around £85million in the near future.
However, there now seems to be some interest from Arsenal as well, with the print edition of Sport Bild, as translated by Sport Witness, claiming the Gunners are as keen on him as the likes of United and Bayern Munich.
It seems fairly clear that whoever wins this transfer battle will be landing a potential world-beater for years to come, so this saga could get very interesting.
Arsenal are already well stocked up front but could probably do with a long-term replacement for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who turned 30 this summer.
Man Utd’s need is surely greater right now, however, with the Red Devils looking far from guaranteed a top four spot this season due to a lack of real threat up front as Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial struggle to produce the goods since the club allowed Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez to leave in the summer.


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ShapeObject
Extends:
Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
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getBoundingObject(): THREE.Object3D Specifies the object that is used to compute the bounding box. |
Inherited Summary
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get3jsObjects(): Array<THREE.Object> Gets the THREE.js objects that represent this SpaceObject. |
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getBoundingObject(): THREE.Object3D Specifies the object that is used to compute the bounding box. |
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Gets the color of this object. |
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Gets the unique ID of this object. |
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Gets label visilibity status. |
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Gets the {Orbit} object for this SpaceObject. |
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getPosition(jd: Number): Array<Number> Gets the visualization coordinates of this object at a given time. |
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Initializes label and three.js objects. |
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Determines whether object is ready to be measured or added to scene. |
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Determines whether object is static (can't change its position) or whether its position can be updated (ie, it has ephemeris) |
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orbitAround(spaceObj: Object) Make this object orbit another orbit. |
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setLabelVisibility(val: boolean) Toggle the visilibity of the label. |
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setPosition(x: Number, y: Number, z: Number) Updates the position of this object. |
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Updates the object and its label positions for a given time. |
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get3jsObjects(): Array<THREE.Object> Gets the THREE.js objects that represent this SpaceObject. |
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init() |
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Begin rotating this object. |
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Stop rotation of this object. |
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Updates the object and its label positions for a given time. |
Public Constructors
public constructor() source
Override:
RotatingObject#constructorParams:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
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| options.shape.type | String | Type of object ("custom" or "sphere") |
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| options.shape.shapeUrl | String | Path to shapefile if type is "custom" |
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| options.shape.textureUrl | Number | Optional texture map for shape |
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| options.shape.color | Number | Color of shape materials. Default 0xcccccc |
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| options.shape.radius | Number | Radius, if applicable. Defaults to 1 |
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| options.shape.debug | Object | Debug options |
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| options.shape.debug.showAxes | boolean | Show axes rotation speed. Default 0.5 |
Public Methods
public getBoundingObject(): THREE.Object3D source
Specifies the object that is used to compute the bounding box.
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SpaceObject#getBoundingObjectReturn:
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SE108 Configuration Utility
The SE108 is a submersible datalogging and control system with eight wet matable prewired connectors used for the purpose of connecting sensors to power and communications
Connecting to the SE108 - Serial
- Ensure that the system, specifically the datalogger, is powered up.
- Connect your computer to the datalogger's RS-232 port.
- Select the correct Communication Port in the left panel.
- Select the Connect button
Connecting to the SE108 - TCP/IP
If the datalogger within the SE108 has an Internet/IP network interface, it may be possible to connect
remotely using TCP/IP.
- Ensure that the system, specifically the datalogger, is powered up.
- Ensure that your computer can reach the datalogger via an IP connection.
- Check the Use IP Connection selection in the left panel.
- Enter the datalogger's IP address and TCP port number (IP:Port) into Communication Port.
- Enter the correct PakBus/TCP Password and PakBus Encryption Key if used.
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This post is a collection of my seaside videos shot during my latest stay in Hualien, Taiwan. I deliberately keep all original sounds and did not add any music, so the audience can enjoy the sound of the waves and the rolling pebbles.
本集收錄過去兩天在花蓮北濱公園海岸所拍攝的海邊聲與影，未加任何後製音樂或是文字，保留現場的海潮聲，石頭被浪翻動的聲音等等。時間包括日出時刻與日落時刻。
Engagement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Mdduc7ZdLw
Sunrise
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaCzFOpS1jU&t=11s
Pebbles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeI-1sjBRxs
Sunset
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdEqGvll_nQ&t=34s
The Park is here. 北濱公園地圖位置。
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zTree provide these types of mouse event callbacks, in order to facilitate the user to extend the functionality. And doesn't affect zTree normal function, This simple demo shows how to monitor the mousedown/mouseup/rightClick event.
Try clicking with the mouse on the zTree (left or right), by the way to see log.
mousedown event log:
mouseup event log:
rightClick event log:
2, Explanation of setting
Set attributes about 'setting.callback.beforeMousedown / onMousedown / beforeMouseup / onMouseup / beforeRightClick / onRightClick', please see the API documentation for more related contents.
3, Explanation of treeNode
No special requirements on the node data, the user can add custom attributes.


(string)
Set the docUrl. If none specified, will attempt to use the viewURL to set the docURL
An alias for refresh Refreshes the list of attachment from couchdb.
Promise<object>
:
attachments - The new list of attachments
Get the content of an attachment
Promise
:
The parsed content of the attachment
Upload several attachments in one revision
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
items[].name string
|
The name of the attachment |
items[].contentType string
|
The contentType of the uploaded data |
items[].data string
|
The attachment data to upload. If string, must be a valid base64 encoded dataURL. |
items[].content string
|
The attachment data to upload. Alias of data. |
items[].file (Blob | string)
|
The attachment data to upload. Alias of data. |
(object?= )
Promise<object>
:
The new list of attachments
// With dataurl
cdb.inlineUploads([{
name: 'example.png',
file: 'data:image/png;base64,ORK5CYII='
}]);
// With Blob
cdb.inlineUploads([{
name: 'example.txt',
file: new Blob(['example'], {content_type: 'text/plain'});
}]);
// With data
cdb.inlineUploads([{
name: 'example.txt',
contentType: 'text/plain',
data: 'example'
}]);
(boolean?)
object
:
attachments - An array with the attachments metadata
number
:
attachments[].name - The name of the resource
string
:
attachments[].content_type - Resource's mime-type
string
:
attachments[].digest - base64 md5 digest of the resource
number
:
attachments[].length - Length in bytes of the resource
number
:
attachments[].url - The url of the resource
Refreshes the list of attachment from couchdb.
Promise<Object>
:
attachments - The new list of attachments
Remove an attachment
Promise<object>
:
The new list of attachments
Set the document. Useful if another library is already manipulating this document and you don't want to make a duplicate GET request
(object)
The document object.
(object)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
item.name string
|
Name of the attachment to upload |
item.filename string
|
Alias for name |
item.contentType string
|
Content-Type of the attachment to upload |
item.data (string | Blob)
|
The attachment's content to upload |
item.file (string | Blob)
|
The attachments's content to upload |
item.content (string | Blob)
|
The attachments's content to upload |
(object?= )
Promise<object>
:
The new list of attachments
LOCAL SIDE *
SERVER SIDE ****
Main visualizer API
Set a loading message or change the value of an existing message
Set a variable using a jpath
(string)
Name of the variable
(Variable?)
Source variable. If set, the new variable will be created relative to its jpath
(string?)
Url of the filter to use with this variable
Promise
:
Color manipulation
Global ui methods
Global ui methods
Global utility methods
Mark that a method should not be used. Returns a modified function which warns once when called.
any
:
Make a constructor's prototype inherit another one, while adding optionally new methods to it. Also sets a super_
property to access the super constructor
No-op function


--- layout: default title: About Rhythm Mecwan ---
I am a recent graduate in Computer Science. I'm currently interning at Nortek Security & Control. Previously I have interned as a Software Developer at Sharp Healthcare, worked as a Teaching Assistant in Data Structures, and as a Research Assistant at Edwards Labs. When I’m not coding, I like to read and explore sunny San Diego.


Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Seaborn, R, SQL, MySQL
Machine Learning: Scikit-Learn, Keras, Natural Language Processing: NLTK, Gensim
Django, Ruby on Rails
HTML/CSS, JavaScript
A former ballerina and choreographer turned data enthusiast, I am interested in using my technical and creative skills to bring ideas to life and to create impact in a meaningful way.
I am currently a master's student in quantitative methods in the social sciences at Columbia University and a software engineering student at the Flatiron School. I have always been curious of not only the intersection of tech, growth, public policy, and business, but also the ethical dimension and implications of big data.
Consciously keeping a personalist approach when solving problems that happen in the world today is something I believe in. I am mainly motivated towards working to enhance the human experience whether it be in extracting insights from data or building both useful and beautiful tools that ultimately propagate human flourishing.
My skills in the performing arts have translated into my technical pursuits, where creativity, hard work, and mental strength are equally necessary. Although I am only beginning, I am excited to embark on this new journey, to grow in an ever-evolving craft and learn many things on the way. Thank you for stopping by!


C# development (WPF Applications) front and back-end.
Android Application developement both native Android Studios and Xamarin.
HTML, CSS, Databases, React.
AWS, Azure, Firebase.
ARM, X86, C, C++.
As I spend time developing software, I learned more and more techniques that I hope to share just in case StackOverflow can't provide the answers you're looking for (though that is rarely the case). Here are some techniques you can use in your own software.


Mary Jo Foley interviews Don Box on the origins of Indigo, the status of SOAP, the definition of SOA and Miguel de Icaza. Unfortunately, Mary Jo doesn't dig for any dirt and Don doesn't volunteer any, so it's a relatively boring interview. Luckily, it's short.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block title %}Your Trip{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Hotels
Restaurants
Things To Do
My Hotel
My Restaurant
My Activities


Company profile - Canadian Company Capabilities
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Tekron Communication Systems Inc.
Legal/Operating Name:
Tekron Communication Systems Inc.
Mailing Address:
4066 Steinberg StSAINT-LAURENT, Quebec
H4R 2G7
Location Address:
4066 Steinberg StSAINT-LAURENT, Quebec
H4R 2G7
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Company Profile
Tekron Communication is a Canadian manufacturer with a main focus on providing solutions to TV/FM channel redundancy switching, monitoring & alarm, and remote control of TV & FM channel and Broadband feeds in remote CATV Head-end & Hub sites, as well as Broadcast TV & FM transmission sites.
Tekron product & system soultions are designed to provide:
- Scheduled & Controlled Signal switching.
- Monitoring & automatic signal (redundancy) switching.
- Remote site Monitoring & Control.
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
Integrated unit with (8) individually controlled AC outlets for
use in remote sites to reset Computers/Servers, and other network
equipment. The AC power control units can be controlled by
computer and by touch-tone telephone.
MX-16AC
Modular & expandable system with up to (16) individually
controlled AC outlets from a single control unit. Several
controllers can be looped through to connect to a single modem
for control of up to 256 AC outlets. (16) Monitor contacts can
be added to each control chassis for dial-out alarm.
MX-16C
Provides individually controlled (16) Relay Contact Closure
outputs, with optional (15) contacts monitor inputs for alarm.
The MX-16C can be integrated with the AC power control unit.
MX-144C
Expandable unit with up to (144) individually controlled Relay
Contact Closure or AC power controlled outputs that be scheduled
& controlled remotely from a central Windows/PC control station.
==========================================================
(A) HEAD-END CHANNEL MATRIX SWITCHING SYSTEMS
SMC-8
Channel Matrix Switching System, expandable for complete 128
channel Head-end IF/Frequency Channel Substitution.
...
SMC-128
Software system solution for scheduling & control large 128X128
generic brand of Video/Audio & Digital Routers such as Grass
Valley "Horizon".
(B) EMERGENCY & SCHEDULED CHANNEL PROGRAM SUBSTITUTION
MX-1600
IF/Frequency channel substitution Matrix, features non-blocking
and unity gain channel switching, with capability to individually
replace (16) Head-end channels by (16) Substitution channels.
Complete system solution offered. System is expandable to
switch/substitute (128) Head-end channels.
...
MX-81RF
IF/Frequency channel substitution switch, features non-blocking
and unity gain channel switching, with capability of individually
replacing (8) Head-end channels by a single substitution channel.
Complete system solution offered. System is expandable and
configurable for:
· Replacement of up to (8) Head-end channels individually by any
of (12) channels in Program substitution applications.
· Replacement of up to (128) Head-end channels individually by a
single messaging channel in Emergency & Head-end maintenance
channel switching applications.
...
MX-81AV
Video with audio-follow channel substitution switch, features
non-blocking and unity gain channel switching, with capability of
individually replacing up to (8) Head-end channels by a single
substitution channel.
Complete system solution offered. System is expandable and
configurable for:
· Replacement of up to (8) Head-end channels individually by any
of (12) channels in Program substitution applications.
· Replacement of up to (128) Head-end channels individually by a
single messaging channel in Emergency & Head-end maintenance
channel switching applications.
...
MX-161
RF or Composite Video (with 4.5Mhz audio) passive (16X1) switch.
Several units can be stacked for a larger (up to 128 input to a
single output) switch configuration controlled from a single
RS-232 port.
(C) RETURN PATH NODE SWITCHING
MX-16R
Return Band (5-200 MHz) stackable passive (16X1) switch. Several
units can be configured together for larger switch (up to 128X1)
controlled from a single port.
...
MX-820R
Return Band (5-200 MHz) integrated passive (128X2) switch. The
unit features two independent outputs and a compact (4-RU)
package.
...
MX-160R
Return Band (5-200 MHz) integrated passive (256X1) switch. The
unit features a compact (4-RU) package to switch any of 256
inputs to a single output.
(D) REMOTE HEAD-END EQUIPMENT CONTROL
MX-8AC
Integrated unit with (8) individually controlled AC outlets for
use in remote Head-ends to reset IRD/Receivers, Computers,
Servers, generators etc. The AC power control units can be
controlled by computer and by touch-tone.
...
MX-16AC
Modular & expandable system with up to (16) individually
controlled AC outlets from a single control unit. Several
controllers can be looped through to connect to a single modem
for control of up to 256 AC outlets. (16) Monitor contacts can
be added to each control chassis for dial-out alarm.
...
MX-16C
Provides individually controlled (16) Relay Contact Closure
outputs, with optional (15) contacts monitor inputs for alarm.
The MX-16C can be integrated inside the MX-1600 Matrix Switch
chassis, or supplied in a rack-mount chassis.
...
MX-144C
Expandable unit with up to (144) individually controlled Relay
Contact Closure outputs. It can be integrated to the S.M.C.
Matrix switching system in the Head-end and thus scheduled &
controlled from the same Windows/PC control station.
(E) MULTI-CHANNEL MESSAGING SYSTEM
MC-128
A message display system to insert a crawl-over-video or a
full-page text message on all the channels in the Head-end. The
Multi-channel Messaging system is useful for Emergency & Head-end
maintenance announcements with the possibility of audio-follow
switching. The system is expandable and capable of controlling up
to (254) channels from a single control station. Optional
secondary video/audio input is available to select an alternate
video/audio for substitution.
(2) Monitoring for Automatic Redundancy Switching
=============================================
RSS-1R
Monitors a primary Broadband RF Trunk Feed and internally
switches to a secondary feed input when the primary feed drops
below its threshold level setting. Connections are provided for
remote switch override control & status monitoring.
RSS-2D
Monitors independently Low & High Bands of a primary RF Trunk
Feed (received over split-band fiber link) and internally
switches to a secondary feed input if either the Low-Band or the
High-Band of the primary feed drops below its threshold level
setting. Connections are provided for remote switch override
control & status monitoring.
RSS-2R
Monitors independently the Primary and the Secondary Broadband RF
Trunk Feeds and internally switches to the secondary feed input
when the primary feed drops below its threshold level setting
while the secondary feed level is above its threshold point.
Connections are provided for remote switch override control &
status monitoring of both feeds.
RSS-2B
Accepts three video/Audio inputs to monitor the (Sync) level of
the Primary and the Secondary Video input feeds independently. It
automatically switches to the secondary input feed when the sync.
level of the primary feed drops below its threshold level
setting, but when both primary & secondary video feeds are not
present, it will automatically switch to the third input.
Optional audio detectors can be added to monitor primary &
secondary audio feeds. Connections are provided for remote switch
override control & status monitoring.
RSS-2AC
Monitors independently a primary and secondary (Left & Right)
Stereo Audio feeds to switch to the secondary feed if either Left
or Right primary feed drops below its threshold level setting. On
loss of both feeds, it switches to a built-in Tone Generator.
Connections are provided for remote switch override control &
status monitoring.
RSS-1CB
Monitors selected RF channel at input for Color-Bar pattern
recognition and internally switches to a back-up (Substitution)
channel when detected. Unit can be supplied
(3) Remote Site Monitoring and Alarm
================================
(A) TV SIGNAL MONITORING
RMS-100
Monitors video & audio carrier levels as well as video modulation
presence of every channel in the Head-end with automatic dial-out
to a central control station when alarm condition is encountered.
Optional Contact inputs/outputs for remote Site monitoring &
control. Complete spectrum channel carrier level measurements,
with logging capability of selected channels to monitor level
variations over time.
...
RMS-2V
Monitors independently video & audio carrier levels as well as
video & audio modulation presence of selected (by Dip-switch)
channel, for alarm or automatic switching to a back-up signal.
(B) SITE EQUIPMENT MONITORING & CONTROL
RMS-816
Monitors (15) contact (or TTL) inputs for alarm and Controls (15)
external devices via relay contact closure. Dial-out to central
station or a pager when alarm condition is encountered. Remote
site control by DTMF tone from regular touch-tone (or Cell)
telephone with pass-code protection, and from PC/Windows control
station. Additional contacts can also be monitored and/or
controlled at each remote site with additional units installed
and connected together to a single modem.
====================
RMS-2V
TV Monitor Interface/Demodulator unit, frequency agile covering
the VHF and UHF bands, and designed to monitor
- Visual & aural peak carrier levels
- Demodulated output: video & audio presence
- External feed video & audio presence
The demodulation section is intended for Video and audio quality
monitoring at transmitter output.
RMS-1F
FM mono Monitor Interface/Demodulator unit, frequency agile
covering the FM band, and designed to monitor:
- Aural peak carrier level
- Demodulated output: audio presence
- External feed audio presence
RMS-2F
FM stereo Monitor Interface/Demodulator unit, frequency agile
covering the FM band, and designed to monitor:
- Aural peak carrier level
- Demodulated output: Left & Right audio presence
- External feed Left & Right audio presence
RMS-1A
AM Stereo & Mono Monitor Interface/Demodulator unit
It is designed to monitor:
- Aural carrier level
- Demodulated output: audio presence
- External feed audio presence
RFS-1
Integrated RF sampler & power level detector for Low Power TV and
FM transmitters.
PLC-100
Programmable PLC for transmitter site automation and integrated
into the RMS monitoring units
MONITORING AND AUTOMATIC SWITCHING
==================================
RSS-2B
Video (VOR) switch, monitors main & secondary feeds Automatic
switchover between video/audio-follow inputs
Optional: Audio presence monitoring
RSS-2A
Mono audio (AOR) switch, monitors main & secondary feeds with
automatic switch-over between audio inputs and internal audio
generator.
RSS-2AS
Stereo audio (AOR) switch, monitors main & secondary feeds with
automatic switch-over between Left & Right audio inputs and
internal audio generator.
Market profile
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
Actively pursuing:
- Australia
- United Kingdom
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Integrated unit with (8) individually controlled AC outlets for
use in remote sites to reset Computers/Servers, and other network
equipment. The AC power control units can be controlled by
computer and by touch-tone telephone.
MX-16AC
Modular & expandable system with up to (16) individually
controlled AC outlets from a single control unit. Several
controllers can be looped through to connect to a single modem
for control of up to 256 AC outlets. (16) Monitor contacts can
be added to each control chassis for dial-out alarm.
MX-16C
Provides individually controlled (16) Relay Contact Closure
outputs, with optional (15) contacts monitor inputs for alarm.
The MX-16C can be integrated with the AC power control unit.
MX-144C
Expandable unit with up to (144) individually controlled Relay
Contact Closure or AC power controlled outputs that be scheduled
& controlled remotely from a central Windows/PC control station.
==========================================================
(A) HEAD-END CHANNEL MATRIX SWITCHING SYSTEMS
SMC-8
Channel Matrix Switching System, expandable for complete 128
channel Head-end IF/Frequency Channel Substitution.
...
SMC-128
Software system solution for scheduling & control large 128X128
generic brand of Video/Audio & Digital Routers such as Grass
Valley "Horizon".
(B) EMERGENCY & SCHEDULED CHANNEL PROGRAM SUBSTITUTION
MX-1600
IF/Frequency channel substitution Matrix, features non-blocking
and unity gain channel switching, with capability to individually
replace (16) Head-end channels by (16) Substitution channels.
Complete system solution offered. System is expandable to
switch/substitute (128) Head-end channels.
...
MX-81RF
IF/Frequency channel substitution switch, features non-blocking
and unity gain channel switching, with capability of individually
replacing (8) Head-end channels by a single substitution channel.
Complete system solution offered. System is expandable and
configurable for:
· Replacement of up to (8) Head-end channels individually by any
of (12) channels in Program substitution applications.
· Replacement of up to (128) Head-end channels individually by a
single messaging channel in Emergency & Head-end maintenance
channel switching applications.
...
MX-81AV
Video with audio-follow channel substitution switch, features
non-blocking and unity gain channel switching, with capability of
individually replacing up to (8) Head-end channels by a single
substitution channel.
Complete system solution offered. System is expandable and
configurable for:
· Replacement of up to (8) Head-end channels individually by any
of (12) channels in Program substitution applications.
· Replacement of up to (128) Head-end channels individually by a
single messaging channel in Emergency & Head-end maintenance
channel switching applications.
...
MX-161
RF or Composite Video (with 4.5Mhz audio) passive (16X1) switch.
Several units can be stacked for a larger (up to 128 input to a
single output) switch configuration controlled from a single
RS-232 port.
(C) RETURN PATH NODE SWITCHING
MX-16R
Return Band (5-200 MHz) stackable passive (16X1) switch. Several
units can be configured together for larger switch (up to 128X1)
controlled from a single port.
...
MX-820R
Return Band (5-200 MHz) integrated passive (128X2) switch. The
unit features two independent outputs and a compact (4-RU)
package.
...
MX-160R
Return Band (5-200 MHz) integrated passive (256X1) switch. The
unit features a compact (4-RU) package to switch any of 256
inputs to a single output.
(D) REMOTE HEAD-END EQUIPMENT CONTROL
MX-8AC
Integrated unit with (8) individually controlled AC outlets for
use in remote Head-ends to reset IRD/Receivers, Computers,
Servers, generators etc. The AC power control units can be
controlled by computer and by touch-tone.
...
MX-16AC
Modular & expandable system with up to (16) individually
controlled AC outlets from a single control unit. Several
controllers can be looped through to connect to a single modem
for control of up to 256 AC outlets. (16) Monitor contacts can
be added to each control chassis for dial-out alarm.
...
MX-16C
Provides individually controlled (16) Relay Contact Closure
outputs, with optional (15) contacts monitor inputs for alarm.
The MX-16C can be integrated inside the MX-1600 Matrix Switch
chassis, or supplied in a rack-mount chassis.
...
MX-144C
Expandable unit with up to (144) individually controlled Relay
Contact Closure outputs. It can be integrated to the S.M.C.
Matrix switching system in the Head-end and thus scheduled &
controlled from the same Windows/PC control station.
(E) MULTI-CHANNEL MESSAGING SYSTEM
MC-128
A message display system to insert a crawl-over-video or a
full-page text message on all the channels in the Head-end. The
Multi-channel Messaging system is useful for Emergency & Head-end
maintenance announcements with the possibility of audio-follow
switching. The system is expandable and capable of controlling up
to (254) channels from a single control station. Optional
secondary video/audio input is available to select an alternate
video/audio for substitution.
(2) Monitoring for Automatic Redundancy Switching
=============================================
RSS-1R
Monitors a primary Broadband RF Trunk Feed and internally
switches to a secondary feed input when the primary feed drops
below its threshold level setting. Connections are provided for
remote switch override control & status monitoring.
RSS-2D
Monitors independently Low & High Bands of a primary RF Trunk
Feed (received over split-band fiber link) and internally
switches to a secondary feed input if either the Low-Band or the
High-Band of the primary feed drops below its threshold level
setting. Connections are provided for remote switch override
control & status monitoring.
RSS-2R
Monitors independently the Primary and the Secondary Broadband RF
Trunk Feeds and internally switches to the secondary feed input
when the primary feed drops below its threshold level setting
while the secondary feed level is above its threshold point.
Connections are provided for remote switch override control &
status monitoring of both feeds.
RSS-2B
Accepts three video/Audio inputs to monitor the (Sync) level of
the Primary and the Secondary Video input feeds independently. It
automatically switches to the secondary input feed when the sync.
level of the primary feed drops below its threshold level
setting, but when both primary & secondary video feeds are not
present, it will automatically switch to the third input.
Optional audio detectors can be added to monitor primary &
secondary audio feeds. Connections are provided for remote switch
override control & status monitoring.
RSS-2AC
Monitors independently a primary and secondary (Left & Right)
Stereo Audio feeds to switch to the secondary feed if either Left
or Right primary feed drops below its threshold level setting. On
loss of both feeds, it switches to a built-in Tone Generator.
Connections are provided for remote switch override control &
status monitoring.
RSS-1CB
Monitors selected RF channel at input for Color-Bar pattern
recognition and internally switches to a back-up (Substitution)
channel when detected. Unit can be supplied
(3) Remote Site Monitoring and Alarm
================================
(A) TV SIGNAL MONITORING
RMS-100
Monitors video & audio carrier levels as well as video modulation
presence of every channel in the Head-end with automatic dial-out
to a central control station when alarm condition is encountered.
Optional Contact inputs/outputs for remote Site monitoring &
control. Complete spectrum channel carrier level measurements,
with logging capability of selected channels to monitor level
variations over time.
...
RMS-2V
Monitors independently video & audio carrier levels as well as
video & audio modulation presence of selected (by Dip-switch)
channel, for alarm or automatic switching to a back-up signal.
(B) SITE EQUIPMENT MONITORING & CONTROL
RMS-816
Monitors (15) contact (or TTL) inputs for alarm and Controls (15)
external devices via relay contact closure. Dial-out to central
station or a pager when alarm condition is encountered. Remote
site control by DTMF tone from regular touch-tone (or Cell)
telephone with pass-code protection, and from PC/Windows control
station. Additional contacts can also be monitored and/or
controlled at each remote site with additional units installed
and connected together to a single modem.
====================
RMS-2V
TV Monitor Interface/Demodulator unit, frequency agile covering
the VHF and UHF bands, and designed to monitor
- Visual & aural peak carrier levels
- Demodulated output: video & audio presence
- External feed video & audio presence
The demodulation section is intended for Video and audio quality
monitoring at transmitter output.
RMS-1F
FM mono Monitor Interface/Demodulator unit, frequency agile
covering the FM band, and designed to monitor:
- Aural peak carrier level
- Demodulated output: audio presence
- External feed audio presence
RMS-2F
FM stereo Monitor Interface/Demodulator unit, frequency agile
covering the FM band, and designed to monitor:
- Aural peak carrier level
- Demodulated output: Left & Right audio presence
- External feed Left & Right audio presence
RMS-1A
AM Stereo & Mono Monitor Interface/Demodulator unit
It is designed to monitor:
- Aural carrier level
- Demodulated output: audio presence
- External feed audio presence
RFS-1
Integrated RF sampler & power level detector for Low Power TV and
FM transmitters.
PLC-100
Programmable PLC for transmitter site automation and integrated
into the RMS monitoring units
MONITORING AND AUTOMATIC SWITCHING
==================================
RSS-2B
Video (VOR) switch, monitors main & secondary feeds Automatic
switchover between video/audio-follow inputs
Optional: Audio presence monitoring
RSS-2A
Mono audio (AOR) switch, monitors main & secondary feeds with
automatic switch-over between audio inputs and internal audio
generator.
RSS-2AS
Stereo audio (AOR) switch, monitors main & secondary feeds with
automatic switch-over between Left & Right audio inputs and
internal audio generator.
Market
Market profile
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
Actively pursuing:
- Australia
- United Kingdom


Configuring Your Network for the Intel® Movidius™ Neural Compute SDK
This guide will help you get all of the configuration information correct when creating your network for the Intel® Movidius™ Neural Compute SDK (NCSDK). All of these parameters are critical. If you don’t get them right, your network won’t give you the accuracy that was achieved by the team that trained the model. The configuration parameters are as follows:
- Mean subtraction
- Scale
- Color channel configuration
- Class prediction
- Input image size
Let’s go through these one at a time.
Mean Subtraction
Mean subtraction on the input data to a convolutional neural network (CNN) is a common technique. The mean is calculated on the data set. For example, the mean on Imagenet is calculated on a per channel basis to be:
104, 117, 123
These numbers are in BGR orientation.
Caffe Specific Examples
This mean calculation can be calculated with a tool that comes with caffe (compute_image_mean.cpp). Caffe provides a script to do it, as well (make_imagenet_mean.sh).
This will create an output file often called mean_binary.proto. You can see an example of this in the training prototxt file for AlexNet:
transform_param {
mirror: true
crop_size: 227
mean_file: "data/ilsvrc12/imagenet_mean.binaryproto"
}
In the GoogLeNet prototxt file, they have put in the values directly:
transform_param {
mirror: true
crop_size: 224
mean_value: 104
mean_value: 117
mean_value: 123
}
Some models don’t use mean subtraction. See the LeNet example below. There is no mean in the transform_param, but there is a scale that we’ll get to later:
transform_param {
scale: 0.00390625
}
TensorFlow Specific Examples
TensorFlow* documentation of mean is not as straightforward as Caffe. The TensorFlow Slim models for image classification are a great place to get high quality pre-trained models:
The following file is the mean (and scale) for both Inception V3 and MobileNet V1:
input_mean = 128
In the case of the Inception V3 model, there is not a per color channel mean. The same mean is used for all channels. This mean should apply to all of the Inception and MobileNet models, but other models might be different.
For example, the VGG16 model had the weights converted from Caffe. If we look at the link to the VGG16 for Caffe page, we see the means are done like the other Caffe models:
https://gist.github.com/ksimonyan/211839e770f7b538e2d8#description
The following BGR values should be subtracted: [103.939, 116.779, 123.68]
Scale
Typical 8-bit per pixel per channel images will have a scale of 0-255. Many CNN networks use the native scale, but some don’t. As was seen in a snippet of the Caffe prototxt file, the transform_param would show whether there was a scale. In the example of LeNet for Caffe, you can see it has a scale pameter of 0.00390625.
transform_param {
scale: 0.00390625
}
This may seem like a strange number, but it is actually just 1/256. The input 8-bit image is being scaled down to an image from 0-1 instead of 0-255.
Regarding the example of TensorFlow for Inception V3, the input_mean the input_std are listed below. This is a scaling factor. You divide 255/128, and it’s about 2. In this case, the scale is two, but the mean subtraction is 128. In the end, the scale is actually -1 to 1.
input_mean = 128
input_std = 128
Color Channel Configuration
Different models may be trained with different color channel orientations (either RGB or BGR). Typically, Caffe models seem to be trained with BGR, whereas the Slim TensorFlow models (at least Inception and MobileNet) are trained in RGB.
Once you figure out the color channel orientation for your model, you will need to know the way the image is loaded. For example, opencv will open images in BGR, but skimiage will open the image in RGB.
* skimage.io.imread will open the image in RGB
* cv2.imread will open the image in BGR
* Caffe trained models will probably be BGR
* TensorFlow trained models will probably be in RGB
Categories
For models that are trained on the ImageNet database, some have 1000 output classes and some have 1001 output classes. The extra output class is a background class. The following list has the list of the 1000 classes not including the background: synset_words.txt
Most Caffe trained models seem to follow the 1000 class convention, and TensorFlow trained models follow the 1001 class convention. For the TensorFlow models, an offset needs to be added. You can see this documented in the TensorFlow GitHub.
Putting It All Together
Now with all of these factors, let’s go through two examples.
Caffe Example
Let’s use the Berkeley Caffe GoogLeNet model as an example. The basic model parameters are:
Scale: 0-255 (before mean subtraction)
Mean: based on mean_binary.proto file
Color channel configuration: BGR
output categories: 1000
input size: 224x224
labels_offset=0
Code snippet:
#Load the label files
labels_offset=0 # no background class offset
labels_file='./synset_words.txt'
labels=numpy.loadtxt(labels_file,str,delimiter='\t')
#Load blob
with open('./googlenet.blob', mode='rb') as f:
blob = f.read()
graph = device.AllocateGraph(blob)
graph.SetGraphOption(mvnc.GraphOption.ITERATIONS, 1)
iterations = graph.GetGraphOption(mvnc.GraphOption.ITERATIONS)
img = cv2.imread('./dog.jpg') # using OpenCV for reading the image, it will be in BGR
img=cv2.resize(img,(224,224)) # resize to 224x224
img-=[104,117,124] # subtract mean
#Run, get the result and print results per the synset_words.txt
graph.LoadTensor(img.astype(numpy.float16), 'user object')
output, userobj = graph.GetResult()
order = output.argsort()[::-1][:6]
print('\n------- predictions --------')
for i in range(0,5):
print ('prediction ' + str(i) + ' is ' + labels[order[i]-labels_offset])
TensorFlow Example
Let’s use the TensorFlow Slim Inception V3:
Scale: -1 to 1 (after mean subtraction)
Mean: 128
Color channel configuration: RBG
output categories: 1001
input size: 299x299
labels_offset=1
Code snippet:
#Load the label files
labels_offset=1 # background class offset of 1
labels_file='./synset_words.txt'
labels=numpy.loadtxt(labels_file,str,delimiter='\t')
#Load blob
with open('./inceptionv3.blob', mode='rb') as f:
blob = f.read()
graph = device.AllocateGraph(blob)
graph.SetGraphOption(mvnc.GraphOption.ITERATIONS, 1)
iterations = graph.GetGraphOption(mvnc.GraphOption.ITERATIONS)
#Import the image and do the proper scaling
img = cv2.imread('./dog.jpg').astype(numpy.float32) # using OpenCV for reading the image, it will be in BGR
img=cv2.resize(img,(299,299)) # resize to 299x299
img=cv2.cvtColor(img,cv2.COLOR_BGR2RGB) # need to convert to RBG
img-=[128,128,128] # subtract mean
img /=128. # scale the image
#Run, get the result and print results per the synset_words.txt
graph.LoadTensor(img.astype(numpy.float16), 'user object')
output, userobj = graph.GetResult()
order = output.argsort()[::-1][:6]
print('\n------- predictions --------')
for i in range(0,5):
print ('prediction ' + str(i) + ' is ' + labels[order[i]-labels_offset])


Monitoring: Finding your story
Lee Fox
@FoxInATX
About Lee
- Cloud Architect at Infor
- Agile, DevOps, and ChatOps advocate
- Past Technology Chair of Agile Austin
- Alexa and Google Home Developer
- Co-Author of Effective Gradle Implementation Video Series on Packt
- Trained Innovation Games Facilitator
- Amateur Chef
Housekeeping
- Feel free to ask questions
- Deeper questions may be deferred to the end
Agenda
- What is DevOps?
- The problem with monitoring
- Dealing with the problem
What is DevOps?
- Not a methodology
- Not a process
- Not something operations do
- Not something developers do
- Not a person
- Not a team
- Not a set of scripts
Addresses contention
Addresses contention
Addresses contention
Addresses contention
Who knows what S.E.T.I. is?
S.E.T.I.
- Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
- Began February 1, 1985
- Monitors electromagnetic radiation for signs of intelligent life
Huge Problem Set
- 1.0 * 10^24 stars in the universe
- Ideally to find at least one world
Today's problems monitoring
- CPU, Memory, and Disk
- 3 metrics
Today's problems monitoring
- Three tiered systems
- 3 metrics * 3 tiers = 9 metrics
Today's problems monitoring
- We scaled!
- 3 metrics * 6 VMs = 18 metrics
Today's problems monitoring
- Added Docker containers
- 3 metrics * 24 Containers and VMs = 72 metrics
Today's problems monitoring
- Per hour: 1,728 Metrics
- Per minute: 103,680 Metrics
- 72 metrics * 24 hours * 60 minutes
- Per second: 6,220,800 Metrics
- 72 metrics * 24 hours * 60 minutes * 60 seconds
Today's problems monitoring
All of this means nothing.
Today's problems monitoring
Modern applications could easily generate 10+ million metrics a day.
It's a problem
- Humans have a cognitive limitation for large numbers
- We can easily visualize like 5 things
- We might be able to visualize 100 things
- Beyond that, we're generally lost
How many people are here?
How many people are here?
How many people are here?
How many people are here?
Some Vocabulary
- Monitoring
- Alerting
- Paging
Monitoring
- Simply keeping a watch on your application or system
- Watching for metrics
- Watching for events
Alerting
- Sending some notification when a threshhold has been met.
- Can't have alerting without monitoring
Paging
- Actually notifying someone in person when an alert is generated
- Can't have paging without alerting
Break down the metrics
- Work Metrics
- Resource Metrics
- Events
Work metrics
- Throughput
- Errors
- Efficiency
Resource metrics
- CPU Utilization
- Memory Utilization
- Disk Space
Events
- Scale up/Scale down
- Login/Logout
- Software deployments
- Start of day/End of day
- Backup running
Why a story?
- Express meaning
- Easy to communicate
- Easy to remember
- Draw a morale
- Determine if relevant
Build a story
- Metrics convey meaning
- More details mean a richer story
- Draw meaning from your story
Development Story
Development Story
Development Story
What does it mean?
- Amount of code is shrinking
- Percentage of testable code is growing
- Possible: Removing cruft
- Possible: Increasing DRY
- Unlikely: New features are added
Another example
Operational example
Operational Story
Operational Story
Operational Story
What does it mean?
- Debugging story
- Network problem if direct good, but not bastion
- Application problem if bastion good, but not direct
- How efficient is the Bastion if both are good
How do you build your story?
- Determine what you want
- Start with the details
- Start with the vision
- Gather your metrics
- Tell your story
Start with the details
- Focus on a single metric
- Add more detail a little at a time
Start with the vision
- Compelling reason
- Look for supporting details
Gather your metrics
- Resource metrics from monitoring systems
- Work metrics from monitoring/logging
- Events from logging/ALM
Tell your story
- Determine the style
- Determine the medium
- Publish it
What to do with your story
- Share them
- Action on them
Information radiator
Information radiator
ChatOps
Action on your stories
- Setup an alert
- Setup a page
- Create a plan of action
Source Links
- https://www.datadoghq.com/blog/monitoring-101-collecting-data/
- http://io9.gizmodo.com/how-to-comprehend-incomprehensibly-large-numbers-1531604757
Any questions?
I hope you have enjoyed the session!
Twitter: @FoxInATX
Email: lee.h.fox@gmail.com


July 3rd, 2020
They say everybody has this one special person in their lives. One who really changes them, makes them a better person. The one person you can’t live without. I met mine 10 years ago, Sahasra. There have been many ups and downs in my life these past ten years, but the only person who got me through it all, who was able to understand me just the way I am, was Sahasra. Even though I love her a lot, I’ve never had a chance to tell her about it. Maybe I was scared, scared of losing my one person.
But I decided that today is the day I’m going to tell her how I feel. Why today, you ask? Well, today’s my birthday. Thank you for your wishes. It’s also the day I finally completed the project of my dreams. I look down at my watch, and it’s 15:45. I’m fifteen minutes early for our meeting at the coffee shop.
I usually hate waiting for people, even Sahasra, but today is very special. For the first time ever, I feel confident about telling her how I feel. I know she will not meet me before 16:00, but waiting for her has also been a very special moment. Let me tell you a story, my first and, hopefully, my only love story. I saw Sahasra for the first time when I was in 9th grade and she was in her 7th grade. Even though I knew Sahasra for a very long time, I don’t know when exactly I fell in love with her. Ding dong, I looked at the door wondering if it was Sahasra.
When I realized it was not Sahasra, I looked at my bag, just to know if it is safe or not. This is not just a bag: it’s my dream project and my everything. I didn’t even show this to my parents or Sahasra because I want them to get surprised when I reveal the project to them. I slowly started getting lost in thoughts and looking at my bag.
A red dress woman started walking towards me and questioned, “Wait, are you Aditya?”
With slight confusion I replied, “I am Aditya, but how do you know? It looks like I’ve never met you. Can you tell me your name, so I can recall?”
“I’m Katyayani. You don’t know me, but I came to many of your presentations. I really love your passion for quantum physics; I wish I was half as smart as you.”
“Thank you so much for attending my presentations and for thinking I am smart.” I smiled.
“So you really love time then?” Katyayani asked.
“I wish there is a better word than love to explain about craziness about time,” I said.
“I know you are currently working on a project. How is the progress?” she asked.
“It’s not working,” I replied.
I am not the person who lies about anything but I had to today because I want to show this to my world before the real world sees it.
“It was great meeting you,” I said with a little uncomfortable tone.
“Okay then bye,” she said and walked to the coffee counter.
All of a sudden, the entire coffee shop turned so quiet and I was not really comfortable with that silence. I was able to hear the badum, badum of my heartbeat. Somehow I really hate silence and I can never bear it. I get confused, I make mistakes, and I act really weird. Sedatephobia is the name of the phobia. Bzzz. I looked at my phone.
“I am extremely sorry. I will be fifteen minutes late, but I promise I will buy you coffee,” Sahasra texted.
I left the conversation on read, not because I am angry, but I want to see her in person and experience her reaction. These text messages have emotions, and I am sorry, but I hate all the emojis.
A random woman walked into the coffee shop with so much anger; she was shouting at her boyfriend. Wondering how I knew that’s her boyfriend? Expressions dude, they tell all types of stories. She ordered a hot chocolate and left the coffee shop. The coffee shop became silent again, but just to distract myself, I started to play my watch. I made this watch from scratch, so I can mess this up and create it again. It was almost 16:14, and I already completed two cups of black coffee. Sahasra hadn’t reached the coffee shop yet. I slowly started to get more tense.
“Happy birthday Scientist,” someone said.
I looked back and it was Sahasra.
“Thank you Writer and advance happy birthday to you.” I said.
Yes, her birthday is tomorrow, and yes, I really love that feeling. Sahasra sat in front of me and started telling her own theory of why she is late, but I wasn’t really paying attention to what she was saying.
“What is the time?” she asked, I was blankly looking at her. “Hello, what is the time?” she asked again.
“Oh, I am sorry, it’s 16:20, but what happened to the watch I gave you?” I asked.
“I am not a scientist, I am a writer, how do you expect me to use that watch with a 24-hour clock?” she replied.
“So shall I go get a coffee?” I asked.
“It’s my treat, I am late.”
I stood up. “It’s okay I will get it. Sit peacefully and think of a good story to tell me. And it better be a love story.”
I ordered the coffee, thinking about how to tell her I have feelings for her and how it’s really complicated for me because I’ve never told these words to anyone.
I turned back to wave and look at her, but her chair started to fall back. I ran to the table, but Sahasra fell down on the floor, I tried waking her up and I checked her pulse. Sahasra is dead.
I didn’t know what to do, I started to shiver. As we were sitting in the corner, no one was able to see what was happening. I immediately looked at the bag and opened it. I opened the time chip and the travel gram to start the machine. This might seem funny, but for its first time ever, time travel will be experienced in a coffee shop of all places. I hit the start button. It started to initialize all the values. I set to the backward mode and now we are traveling back in time to 15:55 on July 28th, 2094. In a flash, I am back to 15:55 and we are traveling for the first time in the world. With a lot of tension and nervousness, I just kept looking at my watch.
I immediately texted, “Will you be fifteen minutes late?”
Sahasra replied, “Yes, but how do you know?”
I said, “I just guessed.” I am happy Sahasra is alive and everything is going according to the plan. I was very confident that everything went according to the plan, but I never realized Katyayani was looking at me when I started the time machine. This is a very mixed feeling, when you know the person you love the most was dead once and you saved her, but you now have to face someone you lied.
“I know I lied to you, I was being selfish and I wanted to keep this a secret, but life had some other plans,” I said.
“It’s okay.”
I tried explaining her the situation, but I was not sure if I really cared about the situation, even though Sahasra was running in my head, talking to her was my only option. Everything was okay until Katyayani started questioning me about time travel.
“So you understand these theories?” I questioned.
“I just learned them,” Katyayani replied.
“I study multiple things, but the most common one is bioengineering and artificial humans,” Katyayani replied. I wanted to ask more questions but suddenly someone entered the coffee shop. He was really tall, maybe 6 foot 5 inches, and he ordered a coffee with weird combinations. “Where did this guy come from? He wasn’t there thirty minutes ago,” Katyayani asked.
“It’s the Chaos theory: one small piece can change a lot, and now we changed the entire thirty minute circle. How many things do you think should have changed? I really wish this sequence can help in saving the life of Sahasra,” I replied.
“How did she die?”
“I really don’t know and I really have so much time to find out.”
“So you mean while time travelling we can change situations and we can save the world from happening bad things?” Katyayani asked.
“We can do anything with this machine, maybe we can even trigger WW4,” I replied.
Ding dong, I immediately looked to see if it was Sahasra, but it was a random guy and the door made a sound again, it was Sahasra. “Katyayani, let’s talk about this later.” I said. Katyayani calmly left to her table.
“Sahasra, you came early!” I said.
“I expected it to be longer, but luckily there was no traffic,” Sahasra said. I was really happy after hearing this because the events are happening slightly differently.
“Happy Birthday Scientist,” Sahasra wished me.
“Thank you Sahasra.”
I think it’s high time to tell her that I have feelings for her and I really don’t want to wait anymore. “Sahasra, I think I have feelings for you. I really love you Sahasra,” I said. She became really silent and I really couldn’t understand Sahasra’s expressions.
“Are you kidding me? I don’t have any feelings for you.  I was trying to control my tears and I was not ready to show her my tears. “I am really sorry Aditya, but I have no feelings for you.”
Tears were about to roll and I closed my eyes for a fraction of second. Sahasra started to hold her chest and in a fraction of a second, her body collapsed to the ground. I looked at the time, it was 16:19 and I started hearing the voice of someone.
“You don’t need to save her Aditya. She doesn’t love you. Why do you need to save her life again and again?” Katyayani asked.
“I know Sahasra won’t love me and it’s okay.” I turned back, set the time back to 15:55, and started the machine.
We are back to this time again, but now I am really scared about everything that is happening. Can I ever save her? What is happening to Sahasra? I started to get so many questions and I see Katyayani looking at me very seriously, but I have no answer for her. The events started to happen differently again. Two couples came inside: they were not here before. I was trying to think and process everything happening, but nothing is making sense. I was waiting for Sahasra, but I haven’t heard from her and she is not even responding to any of my messages, which is making me really worried and I called her.
“Sahasra, where are you?” I asked. “I am really sorry, I am on my way…” Her voice was cut off by a loud SCREECH, followed by sounds of broken glass and crushed metal. I immediately collapsed down. I looked at my watch, it was 16:20. I was not able to control my tears, but I have no idea what happened.
“Maybe I should go into the future and see what happened?” I said.
“Nothing will be happening, the most you will see is her dead body,” Katyayani said.
“I will go to an alternative event to see the future,” I said. I took my travel gram and set the time forward to 16:55. I was still in the coffee shop, but the real twist was unseen. Katyayani clasped Sahasra’s neck so tightly she was suffocating. Sahasra was gasping for air to survive and pried at Katyayani’s fingers. I tried stopping her, but she shoved me. My head hit the table and I started to bleed. I know I cannot stop her. So I immediately opened my travel gram and set the time to past and clicked go. We are back to 15:55.
 I shouted. “Tell me why!”
“I love you more than she loves you Aditya,” she replied.
“I already love Sahasra and I don’t think I will ever have feelings for you,” I screamed.
“I already knew that. When I saw you for the first time in your presentation, I fell in love with you; I guess it is called love at first sight and I started following you from that day. I know every step of you and that’s when the ‘Plan Sahasra’ started,” she replied.
 I questioned.
“No you can’t, because the girl you love is under my supervision and your time chip is with me,” Katyayani said.
“But you can’t do anything with my chip because it activates only with my fingerprints,” I said.
“But I can break it and kill your dreams about the project,” she said.
“No, no! Don’t brea-” I didn’t even complete my sentence and she broke it.
“I am sorry Katyayani, you are going to die and you have 5 minutes.
“You can do nothing because I changed the plan and I will meet Sahasra at my home. See you never Katyayani.”
I started to walk out of the coffee shop and my locket started to vibrate. I open the notifications and it shows The Loop Error.
“Did this really happen?” I screamed.


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react-masterselect
is a wrapper around the well-know react-select package.
It provides all of the features of that package, plus it add some master/select behavior, where
a master input can change options available in a slave one (or more than one).


The Aam Aadmi Party was born out of the India Against Corruption movement in 2012, and was a watershed movement in India’s political history. Since then the party has expanded its support base exponentially and continues to be the voice of the common man. As a party born out of a historic anti-corruption movement, the Aam Aadmi Party holds itself to the highest standards of probity. The party is committed to eradicating corruption from politics and continues to work towards increasing the levels of accountability, transparency and responsiveness in its governance models and decision making bodies.
At the Aam Aadmi Party, we believe all of us live within political systems and are affected by the changes in the global political economy. The youth harbours distinctive political interests, is free of associations of excesses of the past, more idealistic in their goals and less loyal to established traditions. Through this fellowship programme, we hope to deepen one’s knowledge and understanding of one of the most powerful forces operating on people, communities and corporations today, namely government and politics in India. And being a part of this phenomenon, dealing with systems of governance, and the analysis of political activities, political thoughts and political behaviour, would provide youngsters with an excellent experience of knowledge sharing, enhancement and capacity building.
We started this internship and fellowship programme in the June of 2017, with the aim of exposing the youth of this country to the functioning of a political party. The programme would provide them with an opportunity to make their contribution in the process of nation building and learn various skills in the diverse departments. We aim for the holistic development of the interns, equipping them with skills suited for a civil, political and social life; provide them with insights into the political, governmental and social institutions and help the understand where India stands.
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Proper indentation is a simple and effective way to improve the code's readability. Consistent indentation among the developers on a team also reduces the differences that are committed to source control systems, making code reviews easier.
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What is company culture?
- Something invisble
- Atmosphera, air we breath
- we cannot touch it
- we can feel it
- Habits
- Common language that all speak
- Values???
- Hyerarchie
- Slow process
- Managers, politics
- toxic meetings
- Inaction
- Only numbers matter
- Forgetting about the people
- Failures
But work has changed ... we don't live in the stoneage
- We like to impact with our ideas
- Challenges
- Have fun
- Happiness
3 main areas
- company
- leaders
- team
company
- transparency: comunication should use standard way, no gossip
- safety: great works needs a warm and safe place
- trust: people and their skills
leaders
- Inpire people to take action
- Exchange direction by challenges
- Autonomy (with alignment) brings motivation and self improvements
- Storytelling: tell the problem but let the team figure out
team
- Stop and celebrate
- Respect
- Leave ego at home, don't take personal (pairing)
- trust
FAILURE
happens everywhere
create a failure friendly environment -> learn how to not shoot yourself
write postmortem
retros
ENVIRONMENT
- stop generating waste (get rid of what you don't like)
- conflicts are good (why we do what we do)
- work in POC bases, build and try out (more data driven, less opinion driven)
- work definition of awesome (what should i do to this thing awesome)
- we all work for the same goal
- discuss idea with positive perspective
- attrack talent
summary
- INPIRE
- TRUST
- SHARE, success, failures, learnings
thanks for attending
sources
start with why -> Simon Sinek
spotify: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mpsn3WaI_4k, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3rGdmoTjDc
Atlassian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4Jy4yEKmCI


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I am a Senior Research Scientist at DeepMind. I did my PhD at MIT while working with Josh Tenenbaum in the Brain and
Cognitive Sciences department. I am interested in understanding our minds and brains to create AI. I believe this can be
achieved by integrating deep (reinforcement) learning, probabilistic programming and rich simulators.
My work has led to the development of - vision as inverse graphics, hierarchical and structured deep reinforcement learning,
probabilistic programming and language understanding via interactive text games.
My current research spans three questions:
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What kind of programs can capture visual and motor complexity?
Percetion in our brains runs in both conditional (wake) and
unconditional (sleep) modes. How do generative perceptual programs evolve and adapt during our life time?
What are the inductive biases or simplest set of initial program spaces? Can graphics and game engines provide a
general prior for visual perception? SPIRAL
is our latest attempt at using Deep Reinforcement Learning agents for inverse graphics. See my demo of SPIRAL running on a robot. Picture (Best Paper Honorable Mention Award at CVPR 2015)
was my PhD work to learn probabilistic programs conditioned on images and accelerated/enabled by deep learning.
DC-IGN is a convolutional net and a learning algorithm to learn a neural rendering engine given
raw videos.
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What bottom-up sensory abstractions do we need for efficient, explorative and curious behavior?
Hierarchical DQN (hDQN) is a hierarchical
deep RL agent that explores in the space of entities and geometric/logical relationships between them. Deep Successor Representations
is an architecture to estimate goal-driven model-free representations for control.
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Can games help agents to learn and ground language?
I spent many hours in my childhood playing text based multi-user dungeons. This is how I primarily learnt about English.
This motivated us to prototype Deep RL agents to learn to play text-based games and write a paper about it (EMNLP 2015 Best Paper Honorable Mention Award).
Highlights
- ICML 2018 Area Chair
- SPIRAL gets an oral at ICML 2018
- NIPS 2017 paper: Self-Supervised Intrinsic Image Decomposition [PDF]
- JMLR 2017 paper: Variational Particle Approximations [PDF]
- CVPR 2017 paper: Synthesizing 3D Shapes via Modeling Multi-View Depth Maps and Silhouettes with Deep Generative Networks [PDF]
- Press Article about learning to perform physics experiments: New Scientist
- June 2016: Successfully defended my PhD thesis at MIT
- Press Article about Inverse Graphics: Motherboard Vice, MIT News, ...
- Press Article aboht learning to play MUD/Text adventure games: Phys.org, MIT News , ...
- 2012-2016: Singleton Fellow, Leventhal Fellow, MIT CBMM-Siemens Fellow
Talks and Workshops
- Invited tutorial talk @ ML Summer School in India [URL]
- Invited to give tutorial talk @ DeepHack.RL winter school [video]
- Co-organizing NAMPI workshop at NIPS 2016 (Spain)
- Contributed talk @ Deep RL workshop at NIPS 2016 [Slides]
- Dec 2015: Invited Talk @ Bostom ML Meetup
- Co-organizing NIPS 2015 Workshop on Black box Learning and Inference
- May 2015: Visiting DeepMind
- July 2015: Invited talk at Oxford


Malik Tifah
Email Address
Introduction:
Hello everyone, my name is Malik Tifah. I am a senior here at Lewis with a major in computer science.
My goal once I finish my degree is to get a career as a software engineer/programmer at a video game company.
Regarding my family, I lived with my parents most of my life as the only child in the house.
I have two brothers and a sister however, they had already moved out and begun their own lives long before I was born.
My 2nd oldest brother went to university to get a degree in culinary arts to become a chef, and my sister got her degree in psychology to become a therapist.
What I hope to learn from this Course:
My Favorite Hobby:
My favorite hobby is playing/making video games. While technically these are considered two hobbies, I generally include them together when discussing my favorite hobby because they feed into each other. The games that I play can inspire me to learn about systems that I could implement into my future projects. Also by working on projects myself, I can get a better understanding/appreciation for some of the stuff that goes into making games work. Because after getting into more complex stuff like pathing and AI I take a step back and think, holy heck how did they figure this sort of stuff out.
Greatest innovations in computing history
Fun fact:
I travel to Ghana, Africa every couple of years to visit family. (Sadly I have not seen any lions)