API¶
zero_d¶
-
covid_19_simulations.zero_d.
infect
(df, trans_rate, day_name)[source]¶ Simulates a single day of infection. Each infected person
NOTE: a 0 counts as infected, while a 1 is healthy.
- Inputs:
- df : (pandas DataFrame) object holding all values of infected people. Each
- column of “infected day _” corresponds to a different day, with “_” being some integer or float. The “name” column assigns a name to each object, independent of index. In the infected columns, a 0 counts as infected, while a 1 is healthy.
- trans_rate : (float) rate of transmission between individuals. infection
- is performed in a probabilistic manner, casting it as a draw from a binomial distribution with a rate of 1 - trans_rate.
- day_name : (float or int) the day of this infection, used to create a new
- column in the dataframe tracking the day’s infections.
- Outputs:
- df : (pandas DataFrame) object, same as the input, but with a new column
- holding this day’s infected results.
-
covid_19_simulations.zero_d.
simulate
(N, trans_rate, t_steps, N_initial)[source]¶ Simulates an infection run.
- Inputs:
N : (int) number of individuals in the system. trans_rate : (float) rate of transmission between individuals. infection
is performed in a probabilistic manner, casting it as a draw from a binomial distribution with a rate of 1 - trans_rate.t_steps : (int) number of time steps (“days”) to consider. N_initial : (int) number of initially infected individuals.
- Outputs:
- df : (pandas DataFrame) object holding all values of infected people. Each
- column of “infected day _” corresponds to a different day, with “_” being some integer or float. The “name” column assigns a name to each object, independent of index. In the infected columns, a 0 counts as infected, while a 1 is healthy.
one_d¶
-
covid_19_simulations.one_d.
animate_histogram
(df, title)[source]¶ animates a histogram.
adapted from https://matplotlib.org/gallery/animation/animated_histogram.html
-
covid_19_simulations.one_d.
infect1D
(df, trans_rate, day_name, thresh, power)[source]¶ Simulates a single day of infection in 1D.
NOTE: a 0 counts as infected, while a 1 is healthy.
- Inputs:
- df : (pandas DataFrame) object holding all values of infected people. Each
- column of “infected day _” corresponds to a different day, with “_” being some integer or float. The “name” column assigns a name to each object, independent of index. In the infected columns, a 0 counts as infected, while a 1 is healthy.
- trans_rate : (float) rate of transmission between individuals. infection
- is performed in a probabilistic manner, casting it as a draw from a binomial distribution with a rate of 1 - trans_rate.
- day_name : (float or int) the day of this infection, used to create a new
- column in the dataframe tracking the day’s infections.
- Outputs:
- df : (pandas DataFrame) object, same as the input, but with a new column
- holding this day’s infected results.
-
covid_19_simulations.one_d.
simulate1D
(N, trans_rate, t_steps, N_initial, thresh, power, distrib_pop, distrib_infec, kwargs_for_pop={}, kwargs_for_infec={})[source]¶ Simulates an infection run in 1D.
- Inputs:
N : (int) number of individuals in the system. trans_rate : (float) rate of transmission between individuals. infection
is performed in a probabilistic manner, casting it as a draw from a binomial distribution with a rate of 1 - trans_rate.t_steps : (int) number of time steps (“days”) to consider. N_initial : (int) number of initially infected individuals. thresh : (float) distance less than which infection is transmitted at the trans_rate;
that is, less than which this function returns a value of 1. At a distance greater than this, this function returns 1/distance^power.- power : (float) Greater than 0. Power to which the multiplier falls off if the distance
- is greater than some threshold.
distrib_pop : (func) distribution function to determine how individuals are initialized. distrib_infec : (func) distribution function to determine how initial infections are initialized. kwargs_for_pop : (dict) keyword arguments passed to the distrib_pop distribution type.
Size not included.- kwargs_for_infec : (dict) keyword arguments passed to the distrib_infect distribution type. Size not
- included.
- Outputs:
- df : (pandas DataFrame) object holding all values of infected people. Each
- column of “infected day _” corresponds to a different day, with “_” being some integer or float. The “name” column assigns a name to each object, independent of index. In the infected columns, a 0 counts as infected, while a 1 is healthy.
two_d¶
-
covid_19_simulations.two_d.
distance
(frame, ind1, ind2)[source]¶ Just finding the distance between two rows and their x-y pairs.
-
covid_19_simulations.two_d.
do_multiplier
(x, y, power, thresh, df_sorted, df2D_test, farthest_calc)[source]¶
-
covid_19_simulations.two_d.
find_first
[source]¶ return the index of the first occurence of item in vec
-
covid_19_simulations.two_d.
infect2D
(df, trans_rate, day_name, thresh, power, df_sorted, farthest_calc)[source]¶ Simulates a single day of infection in 1D.
NOTE: a 0 counts as infected, while a 1 is healthy.
- Inputs:
- df : (pandas DataFrame) object holding all values of infected people. Each
- column of “infected day _” corresponds to a different day, with “_” being some integer or float. The “name” column assigns a name to each object, independent of index. In the infected columns, a 0 counts as infected, while a 1 is healthy.
- trans_rate : (float) rate of transmission between individuals. infection
- is performed in a probabilistic manner, casting it as a draw from a binomial distribution with a rate of 1 - trans_rate.
- day_name : (float or int) the day of this infection, used to create a new
- column in the dataframe tracking the day’s infections.
dist_matrix : (numpy.ndarray) distance matrix holding the distances between all individuals.
- Outputs:
- df : (pandas DataFrame) object, same as the input, but with a new column
- holding this day’s infected results.
-
covid_19_simulations.two_d.
initialize_pop_2D
(N, distrib, **kwargs)[source]¶ This will change once we have the U.S. map.
distrib: size is not a thing again.
-
covid_19_simulations.two_d.
simulate2D
(N, trans_rate, t_steps, N_initial, thresh, power, distrib_pop, distrib_infec, kwargs_for_pop={}, kwargs_for_infec={})[source]¶ Simulates an infection run in 1D.
- Inputs:
N : (int) number of individuals in the system. trans_rate : (float) rate of transmission between individuals. infection
is performed in a probabilistic manner, casting it as a draw from a binomial distribution with a rate of 1 - trans_rate.t_steps : (int) number of time steps (“days”) to consider. N_initial : (int) number of initially infected individuals. thresh : (float) distance less than which infection is transmitted at the trans_rate;
that is, less than which this function returns a value of 1. At a distance greater than this, this function returns 1/distance^power.- power : (float) Greater than 0. Power to which the multiplier falls off if the distance
- is greater than some threshold.
distrib_pop : (func) distribution function to determine how individuals are initialized. distrib_infec : (func) distribution function to determine how initial infections are initialized. kwargs_for_pop : (dict) keyword arguments passed to the distrib_pop distribution type.
Size not included.- kwargs_for_infec : (dict) keyword arguments passed to the distrib_infect distribution type. Size not
- included.
- Outputs:
- df : (pandas DataFrame) object holding all values of infected people. Each
- column of “infected day _” corresponds to a different day, with “_” being some integer or float. The “name” column assigns a name to each object, independent of index. In the infected columns, a 0 counts as infected, while a 1 is healthy.


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JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language. Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its environment to provide programmatic control over them.
JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language. Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its environment to provide programmatic control over them.
JavaScript contains a standard library of objects, such as Array, Date, and Math, and a core set of language elements such as operators, control structures, and statements. Core JavaScript can be extended for a variety of purposes by supplementing it with additional objects; for example:
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- Server-side JavaScript extends the core language by supplying objects relevant to running JavaScript on a server. For example, server-side extensions allow an application to communicate with a database, provide continuity of information from one invocation to another of the application, or perform file manipulations on a server.
JavaScript and Java are similar in some ways but fundamentally different in some others. The JavaScript language resembles Java but does not have Java's static typing and strong type checking. JavaScript follows most Java expression syntax, naming conventions and basic control-flow constructs which was the reason why it was renamed from LiveScript to JavaScript.
In contrast to Java's compile-time system of classes built by declarations, JavaScript supports a runtime system based on a small number of data types representing numeric, Boolean, and string values. JavaScript has a prototype-based object model instead of the more common class-based object model. The prototype-based model provides dynamic inheritance; that is, what is inherited can vary for individual objects. JavaScript also supports functions without any special declarative requirements. Functions can be properties of objects, executing as loosely typed methods.
function greetMe(yourName) {
alert("Hello " + yourName);
}
greetMe("World");
- Variables
- Functions
- Control Flow
- Promises
- The Strange Parts
Global variables are in fact properties of the global object. In web pages the global object is window, so you can set and access global variables using the window.variable syntax.
Consequently, you can access global variables declared in one window or frame from another window or frame by specifying the window or frame name. For example, if a variable called phoneNumber is declared in a document, you can refer to this variable from an iframe as parent.phoneNumber.
const PI = 3.14;
// THIS WILL CAUSE AN ERROR
function f() {};
const f = 5;
// THIS WILL CAUSE AN ERROR ALSO
function f() {
const g = 5;
var g;
//statements
}
When you declare a variable outside of any function, it is called a global variable, because it is available to any other code in the current document. When you declare a variable within a function, it is called a local variable, because it is available only within that function.
JavaScript before ECMAScript 2015 does not have block statement scope; rather, a variable declared within a block is local to the function (or global scope) that the block resides within. For example the following code will log 5, because the scope of x is the function (or global context) within which x is declared, not the block, which in this case is an if statement.
if (true) {
var x = 5;
}
console.log(x); // 5
Functions store instructions to reusable code.
They are one of the fundamentals of software.
function square(number) {
return number * number;
}
return number * number;


| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
60 mg |
smoked |
DMT |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 0:30 |
1 bowl |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
I have been experimenting with psychedelic drugs for a year now. I've taken several trips before on LSA, LSD and mushrooms. But when I heard about DMT, the more I read about it, the more I absolutely wanted to try it. Terrence McKenna's writing is particularly inspiring.
Over the past few weeks, my friend C. and I extracted the DMT from Mimosa Hostilis root bark. We were left with a few hundred milligrams of a gummy, slightly off-white crystal.
Setting: C.'s dorm room. We had low lighting on and a large armchair for the tripper to sit in.
Set: My girlfriend of several years had dumped me earlier in the week. On the one hand, I was thinking about delaying this experiment until I had a better handle on myself and my feelings. Another side of me wanted to try this stuff anyway, as I wanted to keep active. I also thought that it might help me put a different perspective on my situation. I figured it was only 10 minutes if it was bad, anyway, so I went ahead. (This may have been a risky or fool-hardy decision, but I gambled and won this time.)
Major Chronology:
T+0:00 60 mg DMT, smoked
T+0:07 Primary DMT effects subsided
T+0:30 one bowl marijuana, smoked
While I usually smoke marijuana nightly, the previous night I had gone to the bar instead.
C. went first, loading 60 mg (as measured on his .01g scale) into a small pipe (the marijuana kind) sandwiched between two mesh screens. He pulled it in with 5 separate tokes, holding none of them particularly long. Part of the DMT caught fire when being lit, and singed the screens. After his fifth pull, he relaxed back into the armchair and closed his eyes. After about five minutes, he looked up at me and said 'Wow.' Good CEVs, but probably not 'breakthrough'. Well worth it, he thought. As I do not remember his exact description of what he experienced, it is omitted from this report. I donít want to give it an unjust treatment.
We figured that I should attempt to hold the smoke in longer than he did, and make sure not to burn any of the material. After repacking the pipe, I sat in the armchair and took a few deep breaths. I steeled myself like before I take a hit of salvia, preparing for a massive inhalation effort. It turns out this was not completely necessary, but may have helped. I held the lighter above the pipe, and drew in my breath slowly, allowing the flame to reach almost down to the DMT, but not quite. When it started to fizzle and bubble slightly, I increased my inhalation. I pulled in a large amount of smoke which smelled something like paint, but was not unpleasant.
From what C. and I had read, we expected to want to cough immediately. I hypothesize that any desire to immediately expel the smoke comes from impurities in the crystal, such as leftover naphtha from the extraction. Our crystal looked good and tasted fine. We had spent considerable time and effort selecting our reagents and ensuring good quality control was enforced throughout the extraction process. I held the first hit for 10-15 seconds, released it slowly, and immediately repeated the process for a second large hit. At this point, I attempted to go for a third. C. says that I exhaled no smoke after this toke, figuring that I got all of it in the first two. In any case, it was very difficult to pull off. My sight began to tunnel-vision down so that I could only barely see my hands and the pipe in front of my face. Motor control of my arms began to fail as they grew heavier.
'Breath and relax,' I thought to myself.
I collapsed back into the chair and closed my eyes.
WHOOSH
My body was pulled down into the chair, through the chair, ripped backwards. My soul was propelled forward as if from a cannon. An electric neon clown face, like one would see at a carnival funhouse, came screaming toward me. It opened its mouth and swallowed my soul and I flew down a long track which kept bending downward, ever more downward, even when I must have been freefalling vertically, I was pulled more and more 'downward' along these two parallel infinitely downward-bending lines, like a rider on a psychedelic rollercoaster.
Breathe and relax
Breathe and relax
This constant rhythm filled me, with these words echoing slowly over and over. Each time I envisioned the word 'breathe' I felt like I was taking in a massive deep slow breath. In fact, this could not have been the case. I recall perhaps twenty of these 'deep breaths.'
C. reports that my breathing over the course of the five minutes following my third toke was completely normal. By contrast, his sped up rapidly at some points, and slowed to deep massive breaths at others. He claims to have been fully conscious of his body the entire trip. I felt as though perhaps I was inside my chest (or maybe the chest of the clown-thing, whatever it was), conscious of its breathing, but the rest of me was nowhere to be found. I remember experiencing the feeling of physical pressure on my chest, but not being particularly alarmed.
At some point a girl outside said 'Yo' to somebody else. Her greeting echoed, reverberated, and faded -- 'YO.. Yo.. yo.. yo'. Where was that coming from?
Breathe and relax
Ribbons of colors shot around my field of vision. Planes of colors in every orientation intersected one another, spread out, and morphed. I saw colors hard to describe, initially, much of what these planes looked like resembled an oil slick, with metallic shades of green and blue shimmering away. They then turned into colors without names. The stripes and ribbons danced through the planes.
I was happy, so happy. Filled with a warm and fuzzy feeling.

Breathe and relax and --
As rapidly as the trip started, it faded. I opened my eyes. Breathed in deeply, and exhaled slowly. 'Holy shit,' I said, 'that was amazing.'
I asked how long I had been out, five or six minutes. Time did not exist for me in that span, it could have been a minute or an hour.
I don't know particularly what 'the chrysanthemum' is, I don't believe I experienced it this time.
Deep insights? Not particularly. I wouldn't say that it was very 'introspective,' like three hours peaking on acid, thinking away about my place in the world. Thoughts about myself, my life, my problems, simply did not exist in DMT world. It was a complete break from my waking conscious.
Did I break through? I'm not sure. Without having tried it again, I cannot say that I know how far it can take me. No contact with aliens, bugs, or other foreign creatures that others report. Still, for what little of a glimpse I had, it was well worth it.
I sat still for another twenty minutes while I came down. The room looked more vibrant and colorful than before. Geometric patterns such as the wood grain finish on his dresser were more interesting than usual. My body felt relaxed and tingly. Respiration was normal and trouble-free, as it had been the entire time. Didn't think to check my pulse.
After twenty minutes had passed, I felt somewhat more 'with it' -- I could stand up and walk. My hands began to shake slightly. We smoked a bowl of weed to calm down with. The feeling was not like being 'stoned' in the ordinary sense. I had a great sense of calm, as usual with weed, but none of the 'inertia' or laziness that weed usually brings. The next hour felt vaguely like a low-dose mushroom/weed combo.
The next day was fine, I woke up with a cold, but I don't believe it's related. (My throat has been sore all week.) My mood was as upbeat as could be expected given the girlfriend situation, possibly even more so.
Conclusions: It was worth it for the come-up alone. The high-speed onset is such an exhilarating rush. The entire rest of the night had a very positive vibe to it, I felt as if I had witnessed something magical and sacred and was blessed for it.
A magical night indeed.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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R.id() |
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public static final int AnswerListIndicator
public static final int QuestionAnswerList
public static final int QuestionReplyList
public static final int QuestionSaveButton
public static final int QuestionSubject
public static final int QuestionText
public static final int ReplyAnswerIndicator
public static final int action_settings
public static final int answerReplyButton
public static final int answerReplyText
public static final int askButton
public static final int askTitle
public static final int attachButton
public static final int browseButton
public static final int browseListView
public static final int browseTextView
public static final int browseViewByButton
public static final int browseViewByText
public static final int favouriteListView
public static final int favouriteTextView
public static final int invisButton
public static final int logo
public static final int myQuestionsDeleteCM
public static final int myQuestionsEditCM
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public static final int myQuestionsTitle
public static final int name
public static final int question
public static final int readLaterCancel
public static final int readLaterDelete
public static final int readLaterListView
public static final int readLaterTitle
public static final int searchButton
public static final int searchListView
public static final int searchSelectReadLater
public static final int searchTerm
public static final int searchTextInput
public static final int searchTextTitle
public static final int searchViewBy
public static final int searchViewByButton
public static final int signInButton
public static final int signOutButton
public static final int signedInAs
public static final int subject
public static final int switchToFavourites
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CHAPTER 329 [OLD]
NARCOTICS
REPEALED. L 1972, c 10, §7.
Note
§§329-14 and 22 are renumbered §§329-39 and 44, respectively, and assigned to the new chapter 329, Uniform Controlled Substances Act. L 1972, c 10, §§7, 8.
CHAPTER 329
UNIFORM CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT
Part I. General Provisions
Section
329-1 Definitions
329-2 Hawaii advisory commission on drug abuse and
controlled substances; number; appointment
329-3 Annual report
329-4 Duties of the Hawaii advisory commission on drug
abuse and controlled substances
Part II. Standards and Schedules
329-11 Authority to schedule controlled substances
329-12 Nomenclature
329-13 Schedule I tests
329-14 Schedule I
329-15 Schedule II tests
329-16 Schedule II
329-17 Schedule III tests
329-18 Schedule III
329-19 Schedule IV tests
329-20 Schedule IV
329-21 Schedule V tests
329-22 Schedule V
329-23 Republishing and distribution of schedules
Part III. Regulation of Manufacture, Distribution,
Prescription, and Dispensing of Controlled
Substances
329-31 Rules
329-31.5 Clinics
329-32 Registration requirements
329-33 Registration
329-34 Revocation and suspension of registration
329-35 Order to show cause
329-36 Records of registrants
329-37 Filing requirements
329-38 Prescriptions
329-38.5 Opioid therapy informed consent process; requirement
for written policies
329-39 Labels
329-40 Methadone treatment programs
Part IV. Offenses and Penalties
329-41 Prohibited acts B--penalties
329-42 Prohibited acts C--penalties
329-43 Penalties under other laws
329-43.5 Prohibited acts related to drug paraphernalia
329-43.6 Overdose prevention; limited immunity
329-44 Notice of conviction to be sent to licensing board,
department of commerce and consumer affairs
329-45 Repealed
329-46 Prohibited acts related to visits to more than one
practitioner to obtain controlled substance
prescriptions
329-49 Administrative penalties
329-50 Injunctive relief
Part V. Enforcement and Administrative Provisions
329-51 Powers of enforcement personnel
329-52 Administrative inspections
329-53 Injunctions
329-54 Cooperative arrangements and confidentiality
329-55 Forfeitures
329-56 Burden of proof; liabilities
329-57 Judicial review
329-58 Education and research
329-59 Controlled substance registration revolving fund;
established
Part VI. Regulated Chemicals for the Manufacture of
Controlled Substances
329-61 Substances subject to reporting
329-62 Proper identification
329-63 Person required to keep records and file reports
329-64 Exceptions
329-65 Penalty
329-66 Theft, loss, and discrepancy reports
329-67 Permit for conduct of business; applications; forms;
fees; renewal; violations
329-68 Protection of records; divulging confidential
information prohibited; penalties
329-69 Subpoena powers
329-70 Forfeiture
329-71 Requirements when selling specific chemicals
329-72 Rules
329-73 Repealed
329-74 Unlawful transport of pseudoephedrine
329-75 Sales of products, mixtures, or preparations
containing pseudoephedrine; reporting requirement
for wholesalers
Part VII. Precursors to Controlled Substances--Repealed
329-81 to 91 Repealed
Part VIII. Electronic Prescription Accountability
System
329-101 Reporting of dispensation of controlled substances;
electronic prescription accountability system;
requirements; penalty
329-102 Central repository
329-103 Designated state agency
329-104 Confidentiality of information; disclosure of
information
Part IX. Medical Use of Cannabis
329-121 Definitions
329-122 Medical use of cannabis; conditions of use
329-123 Registration requirements
329-124 Insurance not applicable
329-125 Protections afforded to a qualifying patient or
primary caregiver
329-125.5 Medical cannabis patient and caregiver protections
329-125.6 Protections afforded to an owner or qualified
employee of a licensed medical cannabis dispensary
329-126 Protections afforded to a treating physician or
advanced practice registered nurse
329-127 Protection of cannabis and other seized property
329-128 Fraudulent misrepresentation; penalty
329-129 Prohibited acts; flammable solvents
329-130 Authorized sources of medical cannabis
329-131 Prescription and pharmacy requirements not applicable
Note
Legislative oversight working group; improvement of the medical marijuana dispensary system (ceases to exist June 30, 2018); reports to 2017-2018 legislature. L 2016, c 230, §23.
Cross References
Drug dealer liability, see chapter 663E.
Medical cannabis; economic and other data; collection, see §201-13.9.
Medical cannabis testing and research programs, see §304A-1865.
Money laundering, see chapter 708A.
Law Journals and Reviews
Regression by Progression: Unleveling the Classroom Playing Field Through Cosmetic Neurology. 33 UH L. Rev. 193 (2010).
Case Notes
This chapter preempted a Hawaii county ordinance that made the enforcement of marijuana laws the lowest enforcement priority in the county, because the ordinance covered the adult personal use of cannabis, which was the same subject matter that the legislature intended to govern under this chapter. 132 H. 511 (App.), 323 P.3d 155 (2014).


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@JSExport
def addClickedMessage(): Unit = {
appendPar(document.body, "You clicked the button!")
}
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attribute (make sure to add the button before the <script>
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Experiment classes related to quantification.
The quantification methods implemented are:
- MS2 reporter ion based quantification (for instance iTRAQ and TMT)
- Spectrum counting (emPAI and NSAF, in PeptideShaker)
TODO:
- MS1 labeling strategies (like SILAC, 18O, ICAT, AQUA, ICPL)
- MS1 label free quantification
- TIC


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It happened on the R680 Cork Road at approximately 12.45pm on Monday afternoon.
The collision occurred between a motorcyclist and a car.
The motorcyclist, a man aged in his 30s, was taken to University Hospital Waterford and is in a critical condition.
The driver of the car, a man in his late 70s, was treated for minor injuries.
Gardaí are appealing to any motorists who may have witnessed the collision - or may have travelled on the road and who may have dash-cam footage - to contact them at Waterford Garda station on 051-305-300, the Garda Confidential Line at 18000-666-111 or any Garda station.
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The fusion learning method uses a model selection algorithm to learn from multiple data sets across different experimental platforms through group penalization. The responses of interest may include a mix of discrete and continuous variables. The responses may share the same set of predictors, however, the models and parameters differ across different platforms. Integrating information from different data sets can enhance the power of model selection. Package is based on Xin Gao, Raymond J. Carroll (2017) <arXiv:1610.00667v1>.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Published: | 2018-03-01 |
| Author: | Xin Gao, Yuan Zhong, and Raymond J. Carroll |
| Maintainer: | Yuan Zhong <aqua.zhong at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | FusionLearn results |
| Reference manual: | FusionLearn.pdf |
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An array is a list of items stored between brackets [ ]. We set this list of items to the title of our array. An example of an array is:
my_array = ["I", "love", "Ruby", 5]
You can even have an array within an array which is called a multidimensional array.
multidimensional _array = [[0, 4, 100],["five", "ten", "three"], ["red","blue","green"]]
The values in our list are assigned to numbers starting at 0. For example, in our my_array example we would use 1 to call our “love” string. To call that value we would enter the following code:
my_array [1]
This is called access by index. To call a value in out multidimensional array we use our index values as well. To call “three” for example we would enter the following code:
multidimensional _array[1][2]
A hash is a collection of key-value pairs. They are assigned by using "=>" and by setting it to a title. An example of a hash follows:
my_info = {
"first_name" => "Jasmeet",
"last_name" => "Chatrath",
"age" => 26
}
To retrieve data in our hash we use the key value. To print “Chatrath” for example we would enter the following:
puts my_info["last_name"]
Ex: We would want to use an array when we have a list of items such as children’s names
names = ["Jill", "Liz", "Henry", "Anna"]
We want to use a hash when collecting a set of key value pairs such as favorite items of each child.favorite_items ={
"Jill" => "book",
"Liz" => "xbox",
"Henry" => "car",
"Anna" => "makeup"
}


By speaking with musicians and consulting academic literature on the nature of collaboration, we identified the major components required to collaborate. After performing some competitive analysis, we identified Gobbler’s position and targeted the design to where the needs of musicians overlapped with Gobbler’s strengths.
Enable robust communication, asset sharing, and task management to engage users. Leverage Gobbler’s core technologies to provide speed and convenience of transfer, while rounding out the experience to include emerging market standards such as communication and task management.
Interviews and contextual inquiry revealed the 5 stages of collaboration: pre-engagement, planning, creation, sharing, and communication. Musicians demonstrated considerable resistance to changing the process of their actual creation. Gobbler stakeholders displayed active resistance to entering the world of pre-engagement.
Unify on the Gobbler platform the best aspects of all the various tools currently used by musicians to plan, share, and communicate. By giving musicians everything they need to succeed, Gobbler can bring ease and efficiency to the collaborative process, creating emotional engagement and brand loyalty.
Again and again we received accounts of the "flakiness" of musicians. When collaborating remotely, simple one-time communication of a task that needs to be completed is inadequate - people lose track of the work and forget to get things done. Everyone we spoke to attested to the need for proper organization and task management when working on a project.
With Gobbler's stakeholders still doubting the benefit of investing in proper task management functionality, we suggested at least including very basic listing of tasks that need to be accomplished with the ability to check them off on completion. This simple additions brings a visualization of the progress made on a project and makes it harder for collaborators to lose track of their tasks.
Sending files back and forth lies at the heart of remote collaboration. Currently musicians must disrupt their creative flow to open an email client or a web service that provides nothing beyond simple upload and download. There exists a strong desire for more robust functionality, and a product that is particularly geared towards the transfer of audio files.
Gobbler should allow for seamless uploading of changes to a project without having to disrupt the musician's creative flow. With the Web App, Gobbler must include asset versioning to track the history of the project and playback of uploaded assets to allow for previewing before downloading. We also suggest the development of public links to assets to create a self-evangelizing effect.
Contextual inquiry revealed a need for synchronous communication of time-sensitive tasks or changes that could not wait. This type of communication proved inappropriate, however, for more specific notes about particular assets. Finally, a strong desire was demonstrated for a clear history of actions taken and real-time notifications of changes across all projects.
Engage users familiarity of conventions by providing a chatbox for time-sensistive communication, time-stamped comments for asset-specific notes, and drop-down notifications for logging and alerting the user to changes. By sticking to well established forms, Gobbler can provide robust functionality without requiring the user to learn anything new allowing for maximum accessbility.


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f(\bar{y}) W(\bar{y} - \bar{x}; h)
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}} \, dV(\bar{y})\,dS(\bar{x}),
}
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Generalized Local Coordinates
VS.
Forces computation in Boundary Integral formulation
Approach 1:
$\bar{F}_{\Omega \rightarrow \partial \Omega}^{p} = \sum_{i \in \Omega} \langle \nabla p(\bar{r}_i) \rangle \, V_i$ ✔
Moment conservation
☠
Moment per boundary
Forces computation in Boundary Integral formulation
Approach 2:
$\bar{F}_{\Omega \rightarrow \partial \Omega}^{p} = \sum_{i \in \partial \Omega} \langle p_i \rangle \, \bar{n}_i \, S_i$ ✔
Moment per boundary
☠
Moment conservation
Forces computation in Boundary Integral formulation


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If you can walk properly after your leg day, You need to train harder!
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Top 5 Ways To Use Bone Broth That Will Blow Your Mind!
Ok. I’m going to open by saying that if you have only been sipping bone broth straight up or using it in the conventional ways (soups, stews and chilli), then you have been mega big time missing out and you’re about to thank me! Listen up. Bone broth is amazing. But, who the heck wants to sip hot bone broth or make a winter comfort food in the middle of the gaddang summer?! NO ONE DOES. But we still want the amazing health benefits of the delicious superfood. What to do.
This age old conundrum is why we’ve created Canada’s only tasteless bone broth! We call it a Smoothie Booster, but it can be used for so much more than smoothies! Ready to have your horizons expanded?! Here we go:
1. Smoothie bowls. Ok, let’s get the obvious one out of the way. Adding the smoothie booster to smoothies and smoothie bowls…. you can do the math on that one. Lots of collagen that’s super easy for your body to absorb? You betcha. Toss it in there.
2. Popsicles! Whether they’re for you or your kids, blend up some Borderland Smoothie Booster with some fruit and honey, pour in to a popsicle mold, wait a few hours, and you’ve got yourself a delicious, nutritious summer snack. Check out a more detailed “how to” here!
3. Hot Chocolate. Follow our recipe here to make your own collagen rich, guilt free hot chocolate. The perfect bedtime sippin’ bevie!
4. Oatmeal.  Cook your oatmeal in our smoothie booster rather than water and voila! Added health benefits before you’re even out the door.
5. Fruit leather. Remember fruit roll ups and fruit by the foot?! Sooooo yummy but also soooooo sugary. Well, we’ve put our evil minds to good use to come up with a way to turn those sugary childhood lunchbox treats into healthier options with the added health benefits of bone broth! Follow us on social media to see when we drop that beauty of a recipe!
That’s it folks! With our unique smoothie booster, we no longer have any excuses to not be including bone broth in our every day diets. It’s SO EASY!


The earliest version, produced in late 2015, was fairly traditional in appearance,
but had customized methods of searching for courses and getting help without need to come to campus.
The consolidation of a central location for resources addressed concerns by stakeholders.
Revision One: Course Search
The customized search and chat were developed in-house by Dr. Casey Frechette in response to the needs outlined from stakeholder interviews, questionaires, and surveys.
Already, the platform was a unique one because of the specialized technology developed in-house, but user interaction became the next focus of attention.
After more research, the course search page was moved to the front of the platform.
Auto-Suggest
Enter Search Term by Text, with a Google-like auto-complete built in to help users. Dr. Frechette developed the custom, jQuery auto-complete code in-house. This was not a third-party integration.
Department Search
By aligning with the university's codes for departments, we set up a system where a student could browse and select departments if unfamiliar with the department codes used by the university.
Department Search
The first version of the course search page consolidated all the information available from courses offered from all three campuses. This solved multiple problems identified by stakeholders, namely, to bring all the course assets to one location rather than have multiple windows open on the screen. This one feature addressed many usability issues, and also many accessibility issues.
College Search
The first version of the course search page consolidated all the information available from courses offered from all three campuses. This solved multiple problems identified by stakeholders, namely, to bring all the course assets to one location rather than have multiple windows open on the screen. This one feature addressed many usability issues, and also many accessibility issues.
A Better Way
OASIS Search
The first version was successful in that it created a one-stop, convenient location for students.
However, the code would have required heavy maintenance to stay current.
To that end, Dr. Frechette developed a way to capture live information.
Here's the data as it appeared on the original search.
Initial Results
Data as it appeared via a targeted search after implementing code restructuring.
Now Make It Easy To Understand!
A Boarding Pass To Class
Dr. Frechette's idea was to output the information in a visual format friendly to users.
Use Visual Cues.
Step One: Output the results into the platform.
Step Two: Start putting the output into containers.
Step Three: Add visual components for the days the class is offered.
Step Four: Add visual components for class enrollment and waitlist.
Step Five: Add visual highlighting for other class information.
Step Six: Add interactivity so the content displays only when the button is pushed.
Now Make It Easy To Understand in all Screens!
Does the Order Make Sense?
On small screens, the interface collapsed in a way that did not make sense. Notice the "help" section was in between the buttons and the area for searching, totally inappropriate. We restructured the underlying architecture, and ultimately removed the help section from display on small screens. Additional help is still available on a small screen via a drop down menu, or through chat.
Clean it up.
We removed the area that came in-between the filter buttons and the search area, but we felt that the cognitive load was still too heavy for a small screen. Although the multiple buttons made sense on a large screen, we had to find a better way.
Mobile Buttons
Here we had changed the buttons to be more friendly for use on mobile screens, but there were still too many of them. And, a check of the interface on the common browswers found that the interface did not work well with Chrome.
Here, we had fixed the technical problems with the Chrome browser, but we still needed to consolidate More
Consolidate More
Revisit, Revise, Reset
Check the Visual Cues -- Again
The math may be right, but does it make sense visually? Simultaneously, we checked for other areas that could be improved visually. For example, a student suggested moving the CRN number to the forefront, as it is a feature heavily searched by students. Later versions of the interface re-arranged the CRN to show immediately, without toggle, after a search.
Move Filter Buttons
To align the user experience to many of the common voice-activated technologies found on phones, the buttons were moved. Now, the buttons appear only after a search has been initiated, as additional filters.
Ensure Buttons work on Mobile
Ensure that buttons work on a mobile screen.
Ensure Chat Works
Ensure that the chat works from course search area! This is extremely important, because it provides a way for students to connect on a personal basis if they are unable to find the information they need from the interface.


HOW WELL DID NAMED ENTITY RECOGNITION PERFORM?

We seek to answer the question "How Well did Named Entity Recognition Perform?". Tika NER was run on texts associated with our TSV v2 dataset in the hopes of adding supplementary information regarding UFO sightings, that could then be used to better understand our data. Though unfortunately the tool was generally unreliable, it did fare exceedingly well in identifying “TIME” entities. We chose to plot a Pie Chart showing the top 10 tagged entities from the groups organization, person, location, date, and time.
By looking at the each pie chart, we can show a breakdown of the tagged entities returned by Tika NER.
PIE CHART VISUALIZATION DISPLAYING NER STATISTICS


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