--- title: Don't use deep learning your data isn't that big author: Jeff Leek date: '2017-05-31' slug: deeplearning-vs-leekasso categories: [] tags: - Leekasso ---
The other day Brian was at a National Academies meeting and he gave one of his usual classic quotes:
{{< tweet<PHONE_NUMBER>03768578 >}}When I saw that quote I was reminded of the blog post Don’t use hadoop - your data isn’t that big. Just as with Hadoop at the time that post was written - deep learning has achieved a level of mania and hype that means people are trying it for every problem.
The issue is that only a very few places actually have the data to do deep learning. Sure if you are Google and have everyone’s emails over the last decade or if you are Facebook and have billions of tagged images, then deep learning makes sense. But I’ve always thought that the major advantage of using deep learning over simpler models is that if you have a massive amount of data you can fit a massive number of parameters.
When your dataset isn’t that big, doing something simpler is often both more interpretable and it works just as well due to potential overfitting. To test this idea I’m going to do an experiment on the digits data. I’m going to build a model just to predict one versus zero. I’m going to do that using simple linear regression with the top ten predictors and I’m going to use a deep neural network following this post. First lets load the packages we need:
library(readr)
library(h2o)
library(caret)
library(dplyr)
library(genefilter)
library(RSkittleBrewer)
Then load the data:
dat = read_csv("/home/jtleek/train.csv")
dat = dat %>% filter(label < 2)
Now what I’m going to do is break the data into a training set and a testing set, leaving 20% for testing.
library(caret)
set.seed(12345)
inTrain = createDataPartition(dat$label, p=0.8, list=FALSE)
training = dat[inTrain,]
testing = dat[-inTrain,]
Using these data we can now try our experiment. I’m going to compare two methods:
I’m going to create training sets of size 10 to 80, increasing by 5 each time. I’m going to do this 5 times so I can try to average out some of the noise.
local.h2o <- h2o.init(ip = "localhost", port = 54321, startH2O = TRUE, nthreads=-1)
ntrain = dim(training)[1]
ss = seq(10,80,by=5)
B = 5
leek = deep = matrix(NA,ncol=length(ss),nrow=B)
tsData = as.h2o(testing)
testing_labels = testing$label
for(i in seq_along(ss)){
for(b in 1:B){
samp = createDataPartition(training$label,p=ss[i]/length(training$label))$Resample1
training0 = training[samp,]
tmp = colFtests(as.matrix(training0[,-1]),as.factor(training0$label))
index = which(rank(tmp$p.value) <= 10)
leekasso0 = lm(training0$label ~ ., data=training0[,(index + 1)])
leek[b,i] = mean((predict(leekasso0,testing) > 0.5) == testing$label)
training0$label = as.factor(training0$label)
trData = as.h2o(training0)
res.dl <- h2o.deeplearning(x = 2:785, y = 1,
trData,
activation = "Tanh",
hidden=rep(160,5),epochs = 20)
#use model to predict testing dataset
pred.dl<-h2o.predict(object=res.dl, newdata=tsData[,-1])
pred.dl.df<-as.data.frame(pred.dl)
deep[b,i] = sum(diag(table(testing_labels,pred.dl.df$predict)))/length(testing_labels)
}
print(i)
}
Now we plot the accuracy of each of these methods versus sample size with vertical bars showing the 10th and 90th percentiles for accuracy.
trop = RSkittleBrewer("tropical")
plot(ss,colMeans(leek),col=trop[1],type="l",
ylim=c(0.5,1),
xlab="Training Set Sample Size",
ylab="Accuracy",lwd=3)
upp = apply(leek,2,quantile,0.9,na.rm=T)
low = apply(leek,2,quantile,0.1,na.rm=T)
segments(ss,low,ss,upp,col=trop[1],lwd=3)
lines(ss,colMeans(deep),col=trop[2],lwd=3)
upp = apply(deep,2,quantile,0.9,na.rm=T)
low = apply(deep,2,quantile,0.1,na.rm=T)
segments(ss,low,ss,upp,col=trop[2],lwd=3)
legend(50,0.7,
legend=c("Top 10 (Leekasso)", "Deep Learning"),
col=trop[1:2],lwd=3,lty=1)
For low training set sample sizes it looks like the simpler method (just picking the top 10 and using a linear model) slightly outperforms the more complicated methods. As the sample size increases, we see the more complicated method catch up and have comparable test set accuracy.
This is an extremely simple example but illustrates the larger point that Brian was making above. The sample size matters. If you are Google, Amazon, or Facebook and have near infinite data it makes sense to deep learn. But if you have a more modest sample size you may not be buying any accuracy - just losing interpretability. Although I guess you still get to keep the hype :).


Why did I bother writing +F? There are already plenty of fully-featured, freely-available Spectrum emulators for more or less any platform you care to think of. Indeed, I remember using a perfectly playable one on the Commodore Amiga as far back as 1994 or 1995 (ZXAM by Antonio J. Pomar Roselló), so it’s hardly a novel idea. I did have a little twist which I wanted to add, which at the time I started writing didn’t appear to be available in any other emulator, namely the ability to play games across the Internet.
The fundamental thing an emulator does is, by definition, copy the behaviour of something else. And so it is with +F, which emulates a real ZX Spectrum. The catch, sadly, is that I don’t have one of those to hand, so without the real thing as a reference, how can I check that +F is working properly? The answer lies in the fantastic emulators that others have written.
Before I dive into the missteps and mishaps of +F, I’d like to start with one very important thing I did right, in the very early stages. The original idea for +F came from the tail end of an IM conversation with an old school friend, reminiscing about the computer games we used to play when we were young. A particular favourite of ours was Match Day II (for those of you too young to remember, it was sort of like the best bits of FIFA and PES combined in a single game, only about a hundred times better than that) and we were at the time convinced we would be world champions at it, if such a competition had existed.
The relationship between a programmer and a language is much like the relationship between the cricketer and a bat. Unless you know how to handle it properly, you’re not going to achieve much and you could end up in a lot of pain. And so it was with +F, or at least the program which eventually became +F. It started off with the working title QAOPM, and was written in Python.
Over the years, there have been all number of innovations, techniques, tools, tricks and fads purported to help you build better-quality applications more quickly - model-driven code generation, object-relational frameworks, IoC containers, unit testing, Scrum, Kanban, documenting everything, documenting nothing, pair programming - even industrial quantities of XML (in the case of the abomination that was SOAP). For me, though, one stands head and shoulders above all the rest, Test-Driven Development.
The just-about-holding-together addition of tape loading emulation I told you about last time was the last but one of the major bits of +F. Having reached this milestone, I decided to take some time out and enjoy playing a game or two of Match Day II before doing any more work on it. My work may have stopped, but it turns out my computer was working as hard as ever.


Process
Initially I held stakeholder interviews with the manager and staff of Te Manu Aute to discuss the goals of the clinic and their primary target audience. I then met with each practitioner and healer to better understand their services and worldview. Since I was living and working in the same community, I was also able to informally speak with people in the area and ask about their opinions on and experiences with the clinic.
From my research it became clear that not only was there a lack of awareness in the community, but also hesitancy towards trying unfamiliar traditional healing services.
I decided to create short, visually descriptive videos for each practitioner and healer that would actually show and explain their therapy. I also created a longer overview video and an additional clip with community testimonials so that people could hear about the positive impact of these services from their peers.
After creating a story arc for each video and coordinating all of the interviews, I worked with a videographer and directed the filming, which I later edited using Final Cut Pro.
Results
Over the course of two months I planned, directed and edited a total of 11 videos, which were uploaded to the clinic’s website, broadcasted on televisions in the waiting room, and shared on social media. My initial ethnographic research enabled me to create videos that captured the mission and goals of the holistic health clinic while being informative and enjoyable to watch for the community members.
After the release of these videos Te Manu Aute Whare Oranga saw a marked increase in the number of people who signed up for their services.
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Characters entered do not match file list
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Andrew Vit
I've got what at first glance looks like a working installation of Command-T. I can start it, get the prompt, and see a list of files. I can scroll through the file list and open one.
However, the match list isn't working right. Say I enter random letters like "qzjx", the list of files changes with each keypress but the files don't correspond to what I've entered. (I would expect to see no files for this random sequence.) Also, the list updates only for the first 4 keypresses. Any more characters stop "refining" the list.
This is so random, I don't know where to start troubleshooting it...
- Mac OS 10.7.4
- MacVim 7.3 (64)
- Command-T 1.4 installed with Pathogen
- Compiled with system ruby
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Greg Hurrell
Have you got a screenshot showing the match listing when something unexpected happens?
My guess is that the files do match, but in the fuzzy sense (ie. the characters are not consecutive in the matched files), and that is what is producing the confusion.
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Andrew Vit
I'm used to TextMate and similar fuzzy matchers, so yes I'm certain of this. Here's a couple screenshots:
For the first 4 characters entered, the list updates slightly (but still has non-matching files). After that it stops updating, even if I backspace the text out and try re-typing. However, everything else is responsive. I can tab into the list, scroll around and open a file without problems.
I've tried :CommandTFlush but that didn't help.
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Greg Hurrell
It's hard to imagine what might cause this. What are you using to provide the custom status line? I'm wondering if it might be hooking into Command-T in such a way that it's introducing the odd behavior.
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Andrew Vit
The statusline is from vim-powerline. I tried clearing out my .vimrc completely and pointing pathogen to a stripped bundle directory containing only command-t, leaving just:
set nocompatible call pathogen#infect('~/.vim/bundle2')
And .vim/autoload has just pathogen.vim, so I'm pretty sure it's not a conflict with another vim plugin.
Now, my ~/.vim is actually symlinked to my dotfiles/vim, do you think this might cause a broken path in the compiled files or somewhere in the plugin? I'm scratching my head here too.
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Andrew Vit
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So I tried clearing out my MacVim and Command-T installation and starting from scratch. Recompiling both under 1.9.3-p1.9.4 (rvm) led to a SEGV when starting :CommandT. There are a few warnings in the Command-T compiler, I'm not sure if any of this is relevant:
$ rake make /Users/andrew/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p194/gems/rake-0.8.7/lib/rake/alt_system.rb:32: Use RbConfig instead of obsolete and deprecated Config. (in /Users/andrew/Dropbox/dotfiles/vim/bundle/command-t) /Users/andrew/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p194/bin/ruby extconf.rb checking for ruby.h... yes creating Makefile compiling ext.c ext.c: In function ‘CommandT_option_from_hash’: ext.c:35: warning: ISO C90 forbids mixed declarations and code compiling match.c match.c: In function ‘recursive_match’: match.c:56: warning: ISO C90 forbids mixed declarations and code match.c:77: warning: ISO C90 forbids mixed declarations and code match.c: In function ‘CommandTMatch_initialize’: match.c:140: warning: ISO C90 forbids mixed declarations and code match.c:154: warning: ISO C90 forbids mixed declarations and code compiling matcher.c matcher.c: In function ‘CommandTMatcher_initialize’: matcher.c:88: warning: ISO C90 forbids mixed declarations and code matcher.c:91: warning: ISO C90 forbids mixed declarations and code matcher.c: In function ‘CommandTMatcher_sorted_matches_for’: matcher.c:117: warning: ISO C90 forbids mixed declarations and code matcher.c: In function ‘CommandTMatcher_matches_for’: matcher.c:139: warning: ISO C90 forbids mixed declarations and code matcher.c:155: warning: ISO C90 forbids mixed declarations and code linking shared-object ext.bundle
At some point I got it to display this error in the status bar but I couldn't reproduce it:
Error detected while processing function <SNR>21_CommandTShowFileFinder: line 2: NoMethodError: undefined method `print_no_such_file_or_directory' for nil:NilClass Press ENTER or type command to continue
Since it was originally installed with system ruby and was "almost" working, I tried rvm ruby 1.8.7-p358. That didn't show any compilation warnings, and it fixed the problem. Hope this info helps future readers.
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Greg Hurrell
FWIW, the symlink should definitely not be a problem (I also have a symlink for my
~/.vim
). To my eye the compilation warnings under 1.9.x look harmless enough. Glad you got it sorted out in the end.
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| MATLAB File Help: prtOutlierRemovalNStd |
prtOutlierRemovalNStd Removes outliers from a prtDataSet NSTDOUT = prtOutlierRemovalNStd creates a pre-processing object that flags as outliers data where any of the feature values is more then nStd standard deviations from the mean of that feature. prtOutlierRemovalNStd has the following properties: nStd - The number of standard deviations at which to flag an observation as an outlier an observation (default = 3) A prtOutlierRemovalNStd object also inherits all properties and functions from the prtOutlierRemoval class. For more information on how to control the behaviour of outlier removal objects, see the help for prtOutlierRemoval. Example: dataSet = prtDataGenUnimodal; % Load a data Set outlier = prtDataSetClass([-10 -10],1); % Create and insert dataSet = catObservations(dataSet,outlier); % an outlier % Create the prtOutlierRemoval object nStdRemove = prtOutlierRemovalNStd('runMode','removeObservation'); nStdRemove = nStdRemove.train(dataSet); % Train and run dataSetNew = nStdRemove.run(dataSet); % Plot the results subplot(2,1,1); plot(dataSet); title('Original Data'); subplot(2,1,2); plot(dataSetNew); title('NstdOutlierRemove Data');
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| dataSetSummary | Structure that summarizes prtDataSet. |
| isCrossValidateValid | False |
| isSupervised | False |
| isTrained | Indicates if prtAction object has been trained. |
| meanVector | The mean vector |
| nStd | The number of standard deviations beyond which to remove data |
| name | Standard Deviation Based Outlier Removal |
| nameAbbreviation | nStd |
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| showProgressBar | |
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I cant write very posh or anything but I think that I have a few very valid points that hopefully will help people to not take ecstasy.
I am 15 years of age and I had my first E when I was early 14. Straight away I started having it all the time, every week I would have at least 2 tablets. I would listen to peoples advice about ecstasy and ignore it if it was against taking it. I would listen to my friends advice about it being very good but that you have to be careful.
after I stopped taking it every week, I realised that I had started to crack up. I had started to feel like I didnt know myself anymore, that I had changed and ecstasy had taken over me. I felt as if I was a different person, I would have mad days or moments where I felt more confident and happy, but really I was very depressed, at night I would feel depressed for absolutely no reason. I then calmed down on them and I felt a significant difference, I felt much more like myself and started to realise the danger of pills. My parents have never taken drugs and I am pretty decent at school, however since I started to take pills I couldn't concentrate on things as well, and I have got worse grades. The last E I had made me sure that I didnt want to take e anymore. it didnt feel as good as it used to, I didnt trip anymore. my comedown was unbareable so me and my friends decided that we would quit pills.
 At the end of all this I am glad I had the ecstasy experience, I am glad that I have now worked them out, I am bound to take a few more in my life but now that I am experienced they will hopefully have no negative effect on me. just be careful because ecstasy can be a lot worse than it seems. :)
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WHITEHALL, Pa. (AP) - A Pennsylvania man who shot a police officer who responded to a call at his home has been sentenced to probation.
William Sturtevant, of Whitehall Township, was sentenced Monday to 10 years of probation in the shooting of Officer Jason Mertz.
Police say Sturtevant armed himself with two loaded guns as he waited for burglars who he believed had broken into his home. After Sturtevant called 911, he heard someone downstairs who he thought was the burglar.
He went into the basement and fired a shotgun, hitting Mertz.
Sturtevant had pleaded guilty to aggravated assault of a law enforcement officer.
Mertz asked the judge to allow a plea deal so he would be able to pursue a civil claim against Sturtevant.
Mertz says he may never be able to return to active duty.
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helper class building a sequence of average BMA coupons More...
#include <ql/cashflows/averagebmacoupon.hpp>
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| AverageBMALeg (Schedule schedule, ext::shared_ptr< BMAIndex > index) | |
| AverageBMALeg & | withNotionals (Real notional) |
| AverageBMALeg & | withNotionals (const std::vector< Real > ¬ionals) |
| AverageBMALeg & | withPaymentDayCounter (const DayCounter &) |
| AverageBMALeg & | withPaymentAdjustment (BusinessDayConvention) |
| AverageBMALeg & | withGearings (Real gearing) |
| AverageBMALeg & | withGearings (const std::vector< Real > &gearings) |
| AverageBMALeg & | withSpreads (Spread spread) |
| AverageBMALeg & | withSpreads (const std::vector< Spread > &spreads) |
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helper class building a sequence of average BMA coupons
Definition at line 83 of file averagebmacoupon.hpp.
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| AverageBMALeg & withGearings | ( | Real | gearing | ) |
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| AverageBMALeg & withGearings | ( | const std::vector< Real > & | gearings | ) |
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| AverageBMALeg & withSpreads | ( | Spread | spread | ) |
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Scenarios¶
This section contains descriptions of a set of scenarios explored using the Ethiopia-CLEWs model. The scenarios were designed around 3 of the 6 strategic pillars in Ethiopia’s 10-year development plan, as listed below:
Enhancing production and productivity in the agriculture sector (reduce production cost, import dependence, energy and water infrastructure)
Quality economic growth (assuring equity, reducing poverty, reduce inflation, unemployment)
Green economy (renewable energy sources, enhancing forest cover)
Each of the 3 strategic pillars listed above were sub-divided into focus areas across agriculture, industry, and energy & water respectively. Each focus area included a set of key policy questions that could be addressed using the Ethiopia-CLEWs model.
- Agriculture:
Q1: Increase food production: How should the food production change with the growing population number?
Q2: Adapt food production: How should food production change with the changing climate and which areas and food crops should we produce to mitigate the climate change, land use shifts, water scarcity and the growing food demand in the country?
Q3: Equitable food production: How to balance the competing agricultural demand such as urbanization and industrialization?
- Industry:
Q1: Water and energy for manufacturing: What are the forecasted water and energy demand for the manufacturing purposes?
Q2: Environmental impact of manufacturing: What are the forecasted environmental impacts /implication of this sector?
- Energy and water:
Q1: Decarbonise energy/power: What are the different energy mix the country should use to supply the increasing economic need with minimal/zero emissions?
Q2: LULUCF and reforestation: What are the positive and negative impacts in carbon sequestration - with regards to the land use and land cover change - of Ethiopia’s aim of planting 5 billion trees each year?
Q3: Water resource management: how should the water resources be climate resilient to meet the planned economic and social demands?
Scenario groups¶
In order to address the key policy questions listed in the above focus areas, the following scenarios were designed and implemented in the Ethiopia-CLEWs model:
- Agriculture modernisation:
National production targets. Output of agricultural production meets goals of the national plan
Fixed food basket. Per capita consumption of agricultural produce stays constant and production increases with population growth
Improved diets. Per capita consumption of agricultural products shifts towards the pattern of the richest 20%, with higher consumption of animal products and lower reliance on cereals.
- Industry sector:
Fixed demand structure. Structure of energy demand stays constant. 1.6% annual reduction in energy intensity.
Low energy intensity benchmark. Structure of energy demand in the industrial sector shifts to match that of a low energy intensive benchmark country (Philippines).
Medium energy intensity benchmark. Structure of energy demand in the industrial sector shifts to match that of a medium energy intensive benchmark country (Bangladesh).
High energy intensity benchmark. Structure of energy demand in the industrial sector shifts to match that of a medium energy intensive benchmark country (India).
- Climate Resilient Green Economy:
Reforestation scenario. Forest cover doubles from current area by 2030
Climate change impacts. Impacts of climate scenarios A2 (RCP8.5 equivalent) and B1 (RCP4.5 equivalent).


Link to me: Notes Document Links as URL, Notes Link and Attachments
In the beginning the world was easy. You wanted to notify a user, just use @MailSend with [IncludeDocLink] and your email notification was done. It was obvious if your application was on a Notes client, your messaging application would be Notes as well.
Today the picture looks different. You might access your email through a portlet on the intranet or through a POP3 client. But you still want to be able to open that link in the Notes client right? I'm not aiming at web enablement here. What are your options:
This LotusScript was converted to HTML using the ls2html routine,
provided by Julian Robichaux at nsftools.com.
Today the picture looks different. You might access your email through a portlet on the intranet or through a POP3 client. But you still want to be able to open that link in the Notes client right? I'm not aiming at web enablement here. What are your options:
- In a Notes client you can use NotesRichText.AppendDocLink
- You could send a link with notes:// ...
- You can create an attachment as NDL file: To see what you need in there you copy a document link and paste it into Notepad. You will get this result:
Wissel's Address Book - My Contacts
<NDL>
<REPLICA 4825713F:00352EEC>
<VIEW OF85255E01:001356A8-ON852554C2:00753106>
<NOTE OFE3DB4DB9:F46B6DAE-ON482572F9:00366DC6>
<HINT>CN=d23m0120/OU=23/OU=M/O=IBM</HINT>
<REM>Wissel's Address Book</REM>
</NDL>
Looks utterly familiar. Inside the NOTE the document uniqueID is embedded similar to the value in the property box. The stuff around the NotesDocument.UniversalID is static, so we can construct that. The view is the uniqueID of the design document. Luckily you can replace that with the name or alias of that view
Public Class DocLinkHelper Private s As NotesSession Private db As NotesDatabase Private doc As NotesDocument Private v As NotesView Sub New (curDoc As NotesDocument ) Set doc = curDoc Set s = New NotesSession Set db = doc .ParentDatabase Set v = doc .ParentView End Sub Function NotesURL As String Dim vName As String If v Is Nothing Then vName = "/0/" Else If Isarray (v .Aliases ) Then vName = "/" + v .Aliases (0 ) + "/" Else vName = "/" + v . Name + "/" End If End If NotesURL = "notes://" +db .Server +vName +doc .UniversalID End Function Sub AppendLink (rt As NotesRichTextItem ) Call rt .AppendDocLink (doc ,doc .form (0 ) ) End Sub Sub AttachNotesLink (mailDoc As NotesDocument ) Dim out As NotesStream Dim linkFileName As String Dim rt As NotesRichTextItem Dim repID As String Dim viewID As String Dim noteID As String Dim unid As String linkFileName = "NotesLink-" +doc .UniversalID + ".ndl" Set out = s .CreateStream If Dir$ (linkFileName ) < > "" Then Kill linkFileName End If Call out . Open (linkFileName ) %REM The NDL Format looks like this: Wissel's Address Book - My Contacts <NDL> <REPLICA 4825713F:00352EEC> <VIEW OF85255E01:001356A8-ON852554C2:00753106> <NOTE OFE3DB4DB9:F46B6DAE-ON482572F9:00366DC6> <HINT>CN=d23m0120/OU=23/OU=M/O=IBM</HINT> <REM>Wissel's Address Book</REM> </NDL> %END REM repId = Left (db .ReplicaID ,8 ) + ":" + Right (db .ReplicaID ,8 ) If Isarray (v .Aliases ) Then viewID = v .Aliases (0 ) Else viewID = v . Name End If unid = doc .UniversalID noteID = "OF" + Left (unid ,8 ) noteID = noteID + ":" + Mid (unid ,9 ,8 ) noteID = noteID + "-ON" + Mid (unid ,17 ,8 ) noteID = noteID + ":" + Right (unid ,8 ) Call out .WriteText (db .Title + " - " + v . Name ,EOL_CRLF ) Call out .WriteText ( "<NDL>" ,EOL_CRLF ) Call out .WriteText ( "<REPLICA " +repID + ">" ,EOL_CRLF ) Call out .WriteText ( "<VIEW " +viewID + ">" ,EOL_CRLF ) Call out .WriteText ( "<NOTE " +noteID + ">" ,EOL_CRLF ) Call out .WriteText ( "<HINT>" +db .Server + "</HINT>" ,EOL_CRLF ) Call out .WriteText ( "<REM>" +db .Title + "</REM>" ,EOL_CRLF ) Call out .WriteText ( "</NDL>" ,EOL_CRLF ) Call out . Close If mailDoc .HasItem ( "Body" ) Then Set rt = mailDoc .GetFirstItem ( "Body" ) Else Set rt = New NotesRichTextItem (mailDoc , "Body" ) End If Call rt .EmbedObject ( EMBED_ATTACHMENT , "" ,linkFileName ) Kill linkFileName End Sub End Class
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| ObjectFilterAdapter | Adaptor class, that makes JSR94 ObjectFilters work from a delegating Drools ObjectFilter |
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Here you can change different settings related to your user account.
Note: If you you have dynamic signature enabled and no FireSky linked to your website account, image won't be generated until you link an account.
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Morse code served an integral part in giving orders to the frontlines. The variant of morse code they used was American Morse Code. Due to its greater simplicity, international morse code is virtually the only form of morse code used today.
For more information on how international morse code works click here.Enter international morse code (using "-" (or "_") and ".") or text and see it convert as you type.


The Technology Explorer for IBM DB2 uses an XML based menu system. For the tutorial to be loaded the menu item to the right will need to be created.
Steps to complete:
- Create a file called 'menu_30_tableJoinTutorial.xml' in the folder './tutorials/'
- Copy the contents of tab 'menu_30_tableJoinTutorial.xml ' located to the right into the new created file
- Save & close the file
- From the menu select 'File->Reload menu'
- Once the menu has reloaded open your tutorial from 'Learn->About table joins'
Nothing Exciting will be shown as you have no pages in your tutorial yet.
Extra:
Menus are a tutorial in them selves below is a brief description of the menu structure presented to the right
Root element 'menu'
- attribute 'type'
- Value option : 'leaf' (indicates that something is to be loaded, 'branch' (expect the attribute 'branchDirectory' that will be a sub directory where more menu files can be loaded), 'line' (will produce a line break with in the generated menu)
- attribute 'branchDirectory'
- Value sub directory where to load more menu files from, will only be used when the type is 'branch'
- element 'description'
- String value used as the title for the menu item
- element 'pageWindow'
- This indicate that a page layout is to be loaded
- attribute 'target'
- This indicates the window name to open the layout in, special name '_blank' (opens a new tab), '_final' (opens a new tab, no history is saved, will not accept a new layout or load new content from outside of the tab
- element 'panel'
- This is a basic component that will display content
- attribute 'name'
- This is a unique identifier for the panel, no two panels within a 'pageWindow' element can have the same name
- attribute 'PrimaryContainer'
- This indicates if the panel has the rights to set the window title and use the space within the window title bar, only one panel within a 'pageWindow' element should have this set to true
- element 'link'
- Defines a content type to be loaded
- attribute 'type'
- Indicates the type of the link content to load, in this case it will load a client or server action
- element 'parameterList'
- Contains a list of element that are parameters to be sent back into the calling object
- element 'parameter'
- A signle parameter to send to the object that is being called, the value contained is sent
- attribute 'name'
- The name of the parameter that is to be sent
- attribute 'value'
- Specifies a special registry variable to be sent in, this will be replaced when the menu is processed
Parameter that are sent Back
- action
- This is the action that is to be called
- tutorialName
- this is the sub directory where the tutorial is stored
- CurrentMenuLocation
- using the special registry variable CURRENT_MENU_LOCATION this will send back the location of where the menu item was loaded from.


The Behavior and Conservation of Sea Turtles in Virginia, USA
EPA Grant Number: U915977Title: The Behavior and Conservation of Sea Turtles in Virginia, USA
Investigators: Mansfield, Katherine L.
Institution: College of William and Mary-VA
EPA Project Officer: Graham, Karen
Project Period: January 1, 2001 through January 1, 2004
Project Amount: $271,135
RFA: STAR Graduate Fellowships (2001) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: Fellowship - Zoology , Academic Fellowships , Biology/Life Sciences
Objective:
The Chesapeake Bay and the coastal waters of Virginia serve as a principal developmental habitat for demersal juvenile loggerhead (Caretta caretta) and Kemp's ridley (Lepidochelys kempii) sea turtles. Green (Chelonia mydas) and leatherback (Dermochelys coriacea) sea turtles also are found within Virginia waters, although in fewer numbers. Sea turtles enter the Chesapeake Bay each spring/summer when the sea temperatures reach approximately 18°C. Aerial surveys and telemetry studies conducted in the 1980s suggest that between 5,000 and 10,000 juvenile loggerheads forage in the Chesapeake Bay each summer. Sea turtles that use the Chesapeake Bay as a summer foraging area emigrate with falling water temperatures in September and October and swim south along the coast of North Carolina where they pass Cape Hatteras in November and December. The objective of this research project is to investigate the behavior and conservation of sea turtles along the Virginia coastline.
Approach:
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) has served at the National Marine Fisheries Service Sea Turtle Salvage and Stranding Network stranding center for Virginia since 1979. As such, the VIMS program has organized a statewide stranding network consisting of about 100 cooperating individuals and agencies. Dead stranded sea turtles are identified and measured. In addition, hundreds of sea turtles have been necropsied by VIMS scientists to determine the cause of death, sex, foraging habits, and to study age and growth.
Each year, between 200 and 300 sea turtle stranding deaths are recorded within Virginia's waters. The vast majority of these strandings are juvenile loggerhead and Kemp's ridley sea turtles. High turtle mortalities during the spring migration in late May and early June have been documented by VIMS for 21 years. These historical stranding data clearly show that more than one-half of the yearly turtle deaths occur in May and June when the turtles first enter the Bay. Kemp's ridleys also show an additional peak in strandings in the fall (October and November). When turtles first move into the Bay and when loggerhead and Kemp's ridley stranding mortalities are highest, mean water temperatures range between 18°C and 22°C within a highly stratified water column.
Some of the sea turtle mortalities may be attributed to entanglement in poundnet leaders. These are nets with large (16") mesh leaders set in the lower Chesapeake Bay where currents are strong and may entangle turtles when they first enter the Bay after the spring migration. When this occurs, many of these turtles are emaciated and weak. These mortalities drop off substantially by the end of June. At this time, turtles tracked using radio transmitters could forage around the nets with little threat.


Training a Variational Autoenconder on Fashion MNIST dataset.
Description
Trains a variational autoencoder to generate images that resemble those found in the fashion MNIST dataset. For detailed instructions read the fashion MNIST. Mrs.Robot repo.
The 0 to 9 label descriptions for the Fashion MNIST dataset: 0. T-shirt/top 1. Trouser 2. Pullover 3. Dress 4. Coat 5. Sandal 6. Shirt 7. Sneaker 8. Bag 9. Ankle boot
Trains the model in Node.js environment. Use "yarn" or "npm install". The page contains a viewer for the trained model.
Instructions
User defines the parameters in the function using variational autoencoder. User can adjust the number of images in grid, and the start and end values used to generate each image:
Controls
Results


It’s that time of year again! Right around the corner from our annual Hackathon! Don’t know what I’m talking about? You can read more about the history behind the VMworld VMware {code} Hackathon here.
Like last year, we’ll be hosting the Hackathon virtually this year, and while we are disappointed we won’t get to spend an evening in person at our favorite event, we are excited as the possibilities and global reach that an online Hackathon provides! Last year we had 50 participants from around the world representing the US, India, Egypt, France, The Netherlands and more!
Now to get to the good stuff, below are the keys dates and information for this year’s Hackathon!
Join the “codeconnect-hackathon” channel on our VMware {code} Slack group!
Collaborate with your team, reach out to the judges, and see what everyone else is working on!


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that the TCP/IP stack will buffer on behalf of the application. You
can see how much data is being buffered at any given time by looking
at the Recv-Q column of netstat
-n output. Larger TCP buffers lead to increased
memory usage and better performance. In general, you shouldn't need to use this
directive. Most operating systems in use today have default TCP
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Chile stretches more than half the entire length of South America, flanked by the Pacific to the west and the Andes to the east. The country is home to an incredible diversity of dramatic landscapes, and there’s no shortage of exciting things you can do there. You can hike the dramatic granite peaks of Torres del Paine in Patagonia. Explore the waters of the Chilean Lake District, cruise past glaciers, and penguins en route around Cape Horn. In the verdant central region explore vineyards, artistic seafront cities, and the capital Santiago. In the far north, venture into the Martian landscape of the Atacama Desert. Discover the enigmatic carved stone heads of remote Easter Island. We plan every step of your trip, with hand picked accommodation, expert local guides and exclusive experiences to suit your travel style and interests. You can relax while discovering this beautiful country, knowing that Jacada is taking care of all the details. Browse through some of our most popular example trips below, and call one of our expert Chile Travel Designers to start planning the journey of a lifetime.
Torres del Paine National Park, in Chile’s Patagonia region, is known for its soaring mountains, bright blue icebergs that cleave from glaciers and golden pampas (grasslands) that shelter rare wildlife such as llama-like guanacos. Some of its most iconic sites are the 3 granite towers from which the park takes its name and the horn-shaped peaks called Cuernos del Paine.
San Pedro de Atacama is a town set on an arid high plateau in the Andes mountains of northeastern Chile. Its dramatic surrouding landscape incorporates desert, salt flats, volcanoes, geysers and hot springs. The Valle de la Luna in the nearby Los Flamencos National Reserve is a lunarlike depression with unusual rock formations, a huge sand dune and pink-streaked mountains.


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:to make bristly :ruffle
:to rise and stand stiffly erect quills bristling
:to raise the bristles (as in anger)
:to take on an aggressively defensive attitude (as in response to a slight or criticism) he bristled at the accusations of corruption
:to be full of or covered with especially something suggestive of bristles roofs bristled with chimneys
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Tutorial – Analyzing calculation results¶
Calculations of band structure and density of states¶
We can create the input files for the calculations of the band structure (BS) and the density of states (DOS) by simply typing
vise vs -t band
and
vise vs -t dos
In each directory, we run the vasp calculations.
Here, the band path is determined based upon the seekpath code, so if one uses the plot for publication or presentation, please cite the following paper.
Y. Hinuma, G. Pizzi, Y. Kumagai, F. Oba, I. Tanaka, Band structure diagram paths based on crystallography, Comp. Mat. Sci. 128, 140 (2017). DOI: 10.1016/j.commatsci.2016.10.015.
Vise
also provides the plotters of BS and DOS based on with
plot_band
(= pb
) and plot_dos
(= pd
) sub-commands.
Type the following commands in the BS and DOS calculation directories,
vise pb -f band.pdf
and
vise pd -f dos.pdf
The band gap is also evaluated using the bg`(=:code:`band_gap
) sub-command.
vise bg


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Two kinds of awards were granted at the Music Encoding Conference 2022, following seperate selection procedures:
The Best Paper and Best Poster Awards were granted by a special committee consisting of male and female members with backgrounds in musicology and computer science, selecting from a short-list of the best-reviewed paper and poster submissions, and basing their selection on both the submissions and the conference presentations.
The People's Choice: Best Paper and Best Poster Awards were determined following an anonymised online voting procedure among all conference participants.
Congratulations to the winners, and to all authors of the fantastic submissions presented at MEC 2022!
Johannes Kepper, Jan-Peter Voigt, Susanne Cox, Ran Mo, Epsa Novara, Richard York Sänger, and Agnes Seipelt. "Exppcating Revisions – How to mediate Beethoven's redaction instructions".
Lindsey Reymore, Matthew Zeller, Leigh VanHandel, Ben Duinker, Nicholas Shea, Christopher Wilpam White, Jeremy Tatar, Jade Roth, and Nicole Biamonte. "Encoding and Analyzing a New Corpus of Popular Songs".
Peter Stadler, Omar Siam, Margrethe Støkken Bue, Clemens Gubsch, David Lewis, Kevin Page, Axel Teich Geertinger, Sigfrid Lundberg, Joshua Neumann, Daniel Jettka, Anastasia Wawilow, Zsofia Karopna Abraham, and Daniel Schopper. "Towards MerMEId 2.0".


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We implemented some of the features psychedelic drugs induce onto human beings using Oculus Rift through visual stimulation.
Some of the effects we covered were Visual Drift, Chromatic Aberration and Vortex Effect
This effect is implemented by dynamically offsetting texture and distorting it with the shader. This allows for control of speed, direction, of a detailed vector field of the flow. The result works on terrain and objects to create the sense of Visual Drift. Low to moderate drift is pleasant and intriguing in the short term, however highly distorted flows and long exposure cause discomfort. The distortions in the scene have been calibrated accordingly to be comfortable for several minute exposures.
People under the influence of psychedelic drugs also experience a variety of colors in their visual experience. This is simulated by chromatic aberration around the edges of objects when the user changes their field of vision.
Another psychedelic effect is the Flowing effect. Under this effect, the user experiences curved edges around objects and distorted view. We implemented this by distorting the visual field in VR using the Vortex Effect. This creates the sense of disorientation and may lead to vection in some individuals.
This psychedelic effect is a visual distortion which manifests spontaneously for temporary periods of time. When manifested, it alters the appearance of one's external environment into an all-encompassing tunnel. This experience results in the apparition of a large 3-dimensional tunnel in front of one's current field of vision. The effect may vary in intensity from being partially to completely encompassing.
The main technical challenges we faced was in implementing the visual drift effect. The asset we used,limits us to use only one texture on the entire terrain. This would make the VR experience boring (since the whole terrain would have only one texture). Our solution was to superimpose two terrains into the same scene in order to have visual drift work only on some part of the terrain An additional challenge was that our implementation of the tunnel effect required modeling and UV texture mapping in Blender.
We want to make the visual tunnelling effect more dynamic so you can experience it wherever you look. Similarly we would incorporate more terrains that have the visual drift effect applied to them. We would also like to get feedback from phycologists and those who would be interested in using our project for research and augment and modify our 3 main visual effects based on their response.
Our visual drift and vortex effects are tuned well to offer a comfortable and immersive VR experience. We used alpha shaders to achieve that. Morevover, the visual tunneling effect was implemented using UV mapping. Some of the concepts which were helpful were different types of shading such as Lambertian Shading, optical flow, adjusting frame rates, texture mapping, bump mapping, normal mapping, distortion shading and post-rendering image warp.


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Failed in the 1st selection
Waiting for selectYour Interested Units
You are the next buyer,please be prepared.
I'm ReadyYou can start choosing a room now,please confirm within 3 minutes to start the room selection,otherwise you will give up the opportunity to choose a room.
03:00 START SELECTThis is the last chance to choose a house.If the house selection fails,you will lose the eligibility to choose a house.
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Members
(constant) capabilities
Representation of a capability, a concept to be developed in future versions.
- Source:
(readonly) deviceTypes :string
Types of device.
Type:
- string
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
pipeline |
string | Value urn:x-ipstudio:device:pipeline . |
generic |
string | Value urn:x-ipstudio:device:generic . |
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(readonly) formats :string
A URN describing the data format of a video, audio or event
[flow]{@link Flow
Sub-classifications of these core URNs may also be encountered within this API version (such as urn:x-ipstudio:format:video.raw), and should still be interpreted correctly by consumers up to the boundaries above.
Type:
- string
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
video |
string | Value urn:x-ipstudio:format:video . |
audio |
string | Value urn:x-ipstudio:format:audio . |
event |
string | Value urn:x-ipstudio:format:event . |
- Source:
(readonly) transports :string
A URN describing the protocol used to send data (video, audio, events etc.)
over a network.
For example, an RTP Transmitter sending to a multicast group should use the transport 'urn:x-ipstudio:transport:rtp.mcast', but a receiver supporting both unicast and multicast should present the transport 'urn:x-ipstudio:transport:rtp' to indicate its less restrictive state.
Type:
- string
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
rtp |
string | Value urn:x-ipstudio:transport:rtp . |
rtp_ucast |
string | Value urn:x-ipstudio:transport:rtp.ucast . |
rtp_mcast |
string | Value urn:x-ipstudio:transport:rtp.mcast . |
dash |
string | Value urn:x-ipstudio:transport:dash . |
- Source:
Methods
statusError(status, message) → {Error}
Add a status code to an error object.
Parameters:
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status |
Number | Status code for the error. |
message |
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Use the broadband account and password provided by the operator to access the Internet. li>
Broadband account / Broadband password li>
Broadband account and password provided by the operator. li>
ul>
Dialing mode li>
Special handling is required for carrier lines in certain regions, and it is recommended to keep the default "Automatic dial-up mode selection". li>
Connection mode li>
Automatic connection: The router connects automatically. During use, if the network is disconnected due to external reasons, the router will try to reconnect every 10 seconds until it is connected. li>
On-demand connection: The router will automatically connect when there is a network access request, and it will automatically disconnect when it detects that there is no network access request for 10 minutes. li>
Manual connection: You need to manually click the "connect" and "disconnect" buttons to disconnect the broadband dial-up connection. li>
Data packet MTU li>
The maximum transmission unit of the data packet, which can be set in the range of 576 to 1492. li>
Service Name / Server Name li>
If not required by the operator, please do not fill it. li>
WAN port rate li>
Set the speed and duplex mode of the WAN port. li>
Broadband lines in individual cells are forced to 10 Mbps, causing the router to fail to function normally. At this time, you can solve the problem by forcing the WAN port speed to 10 Mbps. li>
WAN port MAC address li>
Set the MAC address of the router to the WAN. Generally, this address does not need to be changed. Operators in some regions will bind the line to the MAC address and provide a "valid MAC address". At this time, only when the MAC address of the WAN port is set to the "valid MAC address" can the Internet be shared and accessed normally. li>
ul>
Please confirm that the network cable is connected properly li>
Please confirm whether the network cable connection is normal according to the illustration of the router's manual (the connection method is usually: telephone line → ADSLModem → router WAN port, if it is fiber access: fiber → optical cat → router WAN Port), at the same time check whether the network cable, telephone line or optical fiber connector is connected, and check whether the status of the indicator light corresponding to the connection port of each device is always on or flashing.
li>
If the line connection is correct but the router still cannot dial successfully, please remove the router, connect the computer directly to the broadband line (such as ADSL Modem, optical cat), and dial-up test on the computer (Note: Please re-fill the broadband account in the broadband connection when dialing And password), if:
li>
■ Computer dialing still unsuccessful, please contact your operator to check if the line is normal; li>
■ The computer can dial successfully, please refer to the following help information: li>
Please try to clone the MAC address before saving it again for dialing li>
Please contact your carrier to confirm whether the Internet access method is broadband dial-up Internet access li>
Please wait a few minutes before saving again for dialing li>
ul>
ul>
Please confirm whether the broadband account and broadband password are filled in correctly li>
When filling in your broadband account and password, please pay attention to distinguishing between upper and lower case and similar letters and numbers (such as the letter "z" and the letter "Z", the letter "o" and the number "0", and the letter " l "and the number" 1 "), please fill in the Internet account with a suffix (for example, the broadband account is"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>", you cannot fill in" 0755911 "only).
li>
If it is confirmed that the Internet account and password are filled in correctly but the router dial-up still prompts the error, please remove the router, connect the computer directly to the broadband line (such as ADSLModem, optical cat), dial-up test on the computer, if at this time:
li>
■ Computer dialing still unsuccessful, please contact your operator to confirm the broadband account and password; li>
■ The computer can dial successfully. Please refer to the help information below. li>
Please try to clone the MAC address before saving it again for dialing li>
Please wait a few minutes before saving again for dialing li>
ul>
ul>
Please connect your computer to a broadband line (such as ADSL Modem, Optical Cat) directly, dial the test on the computer, if this: li>
■ Computer dialing still unsuccessful, please contact your operator to check if the line is normal; li>
■ The computer can dial successfully. Please restore the ADSL Modem or the optical cat and router to the factory default settings (press and hold the Reset button while the power is on),
Then reconnect the line and set the dial as instructed in the product manual.
li>
If you are still prompted with this message, please send your questions and system logs to the TP-LINK technical support email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>( >>> Click here to save the system log ) or contact the TP-LINK technical support hotline 400-8863-400 for consultation Solution.
li>
ul>
DHCP server li>
The DHCP server can automatically assign TCP / IP protocol parameters such as IP and subnet mask to the devices in the LAN. The DHCP server has three states, which are “On”, “Off”, and “Auto”. When the “Auto” state is used, the router will detect whether another DHCP server exists in the LAN. If it exists, it will shut itself down. DHCP server. li>
Address pool start / end addresses li>
The start / end address of the IP automatically assigned by the DHCP server. li>
Address lease period li>
The valid time of the automatically assigned IP. After this time, the devices in the LAN will obtain the IP again. li>
Gateway li>
Optional. The default is <IP_ADDRESS>. The effective gateway is the IP address of the LAN port of the router. li>
DNS server li>
Optional, if the operator has provided the DNS server address, please fill in here. li>
ul>
Wireless name li>
The wireless (Wi-Fi) name of the router. li>
Wireless password li>
Wireless encryption uses WPA2-PSK / WPA-PSK encryption method and AES encryption algorithm. The wireless password is 8 to 63 characters, preferably a combination of numbers, letters, and symbols. li>
Wireless channel li>
The wireless data signal transmission channel, it is recommended to keep the default automatic, at this time the router will automatically select a best channel according to the surrounding wireless environment. li>
Wireless Mode li>
The wireless mode in which the router works. li>
Bandwidth li>
The width of the frequency band over which the router transmits wireless data. li>
ul>
PLC li>
Power Line Communication refers to a communication method that uses low-voltage power distribution lines to transmit high-speed data, voice, and image signals. li>
MAC address li>
The physical address of the PLC. li>
Network name li>
The wireless name is similar to wireless. Only when two PLC devices have the same network name can the two devices perform power line communication. li>
ul>
Automatically get an IP address to go online li>
Use the temporary IP dynamically allocated by the operator to access the Internet. li>
IP address, subnet mask, gateway li>
Internet parameters dynamically assigned by the operator. li>
ul>
Data packet MTU li>
The maximum transmission unit of a data packet, which can be set in the range of 576 to 1500. li>
DNS server li>
The operator will automatically assign a DNS server, and you can set it manually if needed. li>
Host name li>
If not specifically requested by the operator, please do not modify it. li>
WAN port rate li>
Set the speed and duplex mode of the WAN port. The broadband line of some cells is forced to 10 Mbps, which causes the router to fail to work normally. At this time, you can solve the problem by forcing the WAN port speed to 10 Mbps. li>
WAN port MAC address li>
Set the MAC address of the router to the WAN. Generally, this address does not need to be changed. Operators in some regions will bind the line to the MAC address and provide a "valid MAC address". At this time, only when the MAC address of the WAN port is set to the "valid MAC address" can the Internet be shared and accessed normally. li>
ul>
MAC address li>
The MAC address of the router to the LAN. li>
LAN port IP parameters li>
Supports automatic retrieval and manual settings. li>
When set to automatic acquisition, it has LAN-WAN conflict detection mechanism, which mainly manifests as follows: When the IP address obtained by the router WAN port and the LAN port IP address are on the same network segment, the router LAN port IP address will Automatically change to another network segment. If the default IP address of the LAN port of the router is <IP_ADDRESS>, and the IP address obtained by the WAN port is 192.168.1.X, the IP address of the LAN port will automatically change to <IP_ADDRESS>. When using the WDS function, the LAN port parameters will be dynamically obtained from the local area network. If the acquisition times out, the IP address is set to <IP_ADDRESS> and the subnet mask is set to <IP_ADDRESS>. li>
When set manually, the LAN port parameters are set values on the page and will not be modified automatically.
li>
IP address li>
The IP address of the router to the local area network. li>
Subnet mask li>
The subnet mask of the router to the local area network, generally <IP_ADDRESS>. li>
Note: li>
1. After the IP address of the LAN port is changed, the applications related to the LAN port IP, such as the virtual server and the DMZ host, will be invalidated. li>
2. After the LAN port IP address is changed, you can still log in to the router management page through the domain name "tplogin.cn". li>
3. To ensure that the devices connected to the router can access the Internet normally, it is recommended that the devices be configured to obtain IP addresses dynamically. If the device has a fixed IP address, please change the IP address and gateway of the device according to the IP address after the LAN port is changed. li>
ul>
This function can set the MAC address of the router to the WAN. Generally, this address does not need to be changed, but operators in some regions will bind the line with the MAC address. At this time, the operator will provide A "valid MAC address", you need to set the MAC address to this "valid MAC address" through this function in order to share the Internet normally.
li>
ul>
The routing function can set a static routing entry. When the packet matches the static route successfully, it will be forwarded according to the specified path. li>
Destination network address li>
The address to which the packet needs to arrive. li>
Subnet mask li>
Subnet mask of the destination address. li>
Next hop address li>
The next router address that can be forwarded directly before the packet reaches the destination address. li>
ul>
Fixed IP address li>
Use the fixed IP provided by the operator to access the Internet. li>
IP address, subnet mask, gateway, DNS server li>
The Internet parameters to be filled in using a fixed IP address for Internet access are provided by your operator. li>
ul>
Data packet MTU li>
The maximum transmission unit of a data packet, which can be set in the range of 576 to 1500. li>
WAN port rate li>
Set the speed and duplex mode of the WAN port. The broadband line of some cells is forced to 10 Mbps, which causes the router to fail to work normally. At this time, you can solve the problem by forcing the WAN port speed to 10 Mbps. li>
WAN port MAC address li>
Set the MAC address of the router to the WAN. Generally, this address does not need to be changed. Operators in some regions will bind the line to the MAC address and provide a "valid MAC address". At this time, only when the MAC address of the WAN port is set to the "valid MAC address" can the Internet be shared and accessed normally. li>
ul>
Upgrade steps li>
Visit the official TP-LINK website www.tp-link.com.cn and download the corresponding Upgrade software for current hardware version; li>
Click the "Browse" button and select the upgrade file downloaded in step 1; li>
Click the "Software Upgrade" button to upgrade the software; li>
After the upgrade is complete, the router will restart automatically. li>
ul>
ul>


Ocean [aw43], ocean, in The Inner Sea
Last updated Turn #78
Ocean [aw43], ocean, in The Inner Sea
------------------------------------------------------------------------
20: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
20: 9% damaged, arrived from Ocean [aw44], owner:
20: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, marquess, with two peasants,
20: eight sailors
21: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
21: 9% damaged, departed for Ocean [aw42].
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [av43], 6 days
East, to Ocean [aw44], 6 days
South, to Ocean [ax43], 6 days
West, to Ocean [aw42], 6 days


Family of Perth man informed as body recovered from River Tay near town
A body has been recovered from the River Tay near a Fife town.
by Blair DingwallThe family of Perth man Michael McGannon, who has been missing since Saturday evening, have been informed following the discovery near Newburgh.
The body was discovered in the water at noon with the death being treated as “unexplained”.
Police say a formal identification is yet to take place.
The Broughty Ferry RNLI lifeboat was launched to Newburgh at noon.
Emergency services spent Sunday and Monday morning scouring the River Tay as part of an effort to trace Mr McGannon, with a helicopter and a fire and rescue boat team among the resources in use.
On Monday afternoon Fife Police Division posted: “We can confirm that the body of a man has been recovered from the River Tay in Fife.
“A body was reported to be in the water near Newburgh around midday on Monday, December 9.
“Formal identification has yet to take place but the family of missing man Michael McGannon, aged 73, from the North Muirton area of Perth, has been informed.
“The death is currently being treated as unexplained pending further enquiries, and a report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal.”


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I am in charge of taking content from a clients old website and migrating it to their new website in developement. Content Migration calls for being able to identify small details such as alt tags for images and links, as well as choosing what kind of layout is best for specific content. I've also worked on Content Maps, which is documenting a clients old website, and seeing where everything will go on the new website.
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During my co-op term at Sunlife, I found it was difficult connecting with other co-op students since there are so many departments, and we only had the first day orientation to connect with each other. I came up with an app that could help connect co-ops better, as well as give them a tool to help them navigate through all things Sunlife Financial. View Prototype »
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During my time at Sunlife Financial I got the chance to be apart of a Innovation Workshop and for this particular workshop the topic was "Artificial Intelligence". My group came up with the idea of using a virtual assistant to help out customers figure out what kind of insurance they should look into. By chatting with "Ella" and answering a few questions, a couple options for insurance plans would be given to the user. View Prototype »


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Emmerdale fans predict huge baby twist for pregnant groomer Maya Stepney
It's going to be explosive either way!
by Helen FearViewers of Emmerdale got one hell of a shock last night, when groomer Maya Stepney made a return - and revealed she's pregnant!
And, as the news sunk in with fans, a compelling theory began to take hold...
Read more: Emmerdale SPOILERS: Marlon punches Graham
On Tuesday (November 19), the hour-long episode began with David and Leyla steeling themselves to tell son Jacob that his abuser was set to be released from prison.
They were surprised that the teen, who was besotted with his teacher lover, took the news so calmly.
But it later transpired that Jacob was cooking up a plan to reunite with the older woman.
David intercepted him going to see her, and brought him back to the village, begging him to move on.
Maya had ignored Jacob's text messages and David warned it was a sign she didn't want to hear from him.
Any contact would result in her heading straight back to prison.
When Jacob finally managed to talk to her after frantically trying to contact his abuser, she answered her phone at the prison gates but refused to talk to him as he confessed his love for her.
She then deleted his number in her mobile.
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Interface to Hyperbolic Models#
This module provides a convenient interface for interacting with models of hyperbolic space as well as their points, geodesics, and isometries.
The primary point of this module is to allow the code that implements hyperbolic space to be sufficiently decoupled while still providing a convenient user experience.
The interfaces are by default given abbreviated names. For example, UHP (upper half plane model), PD (Poincaré disk model), KM (Klein disk model), and HM (hyperboloid model).
Note
All of the current models of 2 dimensional hyperbolic space
use the upper half plane model for their computations. This can
lead to some problems, such as long coordinate strings for symbolic
points. For example, the vector (1, 0, sqrt(2))
defines a point
in the hyperboloid model. Performing mapping this point to the upper
half plane and performing computations there may return with vector
whose components are unsimplified strings have several sqrt(2)
’s.
Presently, this drawback is outweighted by the rapidity with which new
models can be implemented.
AUTHORS:
Greg Laun (2013): Initial version.
Rania Amer, Jean-Philippe Burelle, Bill Goldman, Zach Groton, Jeremy Lent, Leila Vaden, Derrick Wigglesworth (2011): many of the methods spread across the files.
EXAMPLES:
sage: HyperbolicPlane().UHP().get_point(2 + I)
Point in UHP I + 2
sage: HyperbolicPlane().PD().get_point(1/2 + I/2)
Point in PD 1/2*I + 1/2
- class sage.geometry.hyperbolic_space.hyperbolic_interface.HyperbolicModels(base)#
Bases:
Category_realization_of_parent
The category of hyperbolic models of hyperbolic space.
- class ParentMethods#
Bases:
object
- super_categories()#
The super categories of
self
.EXAMPLES:
sage: from sage.geometry.hyperbolic_space.hyperbolic_interface import HyperbolicModels sage: H = HyperbolicPlane() sage: models = HyperbolicModels(H) sage: models.super_categories() [Category of metric spaces, Category of realizations of Hyperbolic plane]
- class sage.geometry.hyperbolic_space.hyperbolic_interface.HyperbolicPlane#
Bases:
Parent
,UniqueRepresentation
The hyperbolic plane \(\mathbb{H}^2\).
Here are the models currently implemented:
UHP
– upper half planePD
– Poincaré diskKM
– Klein diskHM
– hyperboloid model
- HM#
alias of
HyperbolicModelHM
- Hyperboloid#
alias of
HyperbolicModelHM
- KM#
alias of
HyperbolicModelKM
- KleinDisk#
alias of
HyperbolicModelKM
- PD#
alias of
HyperbolicModelPD
- PoincareDisk#
alias of
HyperbolicModelPD
- UHP#
alias of
HyperbolicModelUHP
- UpperHalfPlane#
alias of
HyperbolicModelUHP
- a_realization()#
Return a realization of
self
.EXAMPLES:
sage: H = HyperbolicPlane() sage: H.a_realization() Hyperbolic plane in the Upper Half Plane Model
- sage.geometry.hyperbolic_space.hyperbolic_interface.HyperbolicSpace(n)#
Return
n
dimensional hyperbolic space.EXAMPLES:
sage: from sage.geometry.hyperbolic_space.hyperbolic_interface import HyperbolicSpace sage: HyperbolicSpace(2) Hyperbolic plane


This is an alternative solution to consider if, for some reason, Rory's solution cannot be applied. It's ideal to simply toggle a body
class and use this class as a base
selector - I've recently applied this method for an application switching between a dark and light theme, then storing it to
localStorage
so that the changes are "remembered" e.g:
<style>
.nocturnal-theme p {
background: black;
color: white;
}
.diurnal-theme p {
background: white;
color: black;
}
</style>
<script>
/* Toggle Theme */
jQuery('.toggle-theme').on('click', function(){
if(jQuery(this).hasClass('toggle-diurnal')) {
jQuery('body').removeClass('diurnal-theme').addClass('nocturnal-theme');
localStorage.setItem('theme','nocturnal-theme');
} else if(jQuery(this).hasClass('toggle-nocturnal')) {
jQuery('body').removeClass('nocturnal-theme').addClass('diurnal-theme');
localStorage.setItem('theme','diurnal-theme');
}
var themeSet = localStorage.getItem('theme');
});
</script>
Summary
- The below solution stores the relative filepaths (typical of standard Wordpress installations) to variables (you may not always have unique identifiers (
id
attribute values) available to use, and since
editing core files, to include one, is not considered good practice (for reasons that won't be touched on here) it may be better to store these filepaths in variables);
- On
.click()
of '#css_toggle'
, the .each()
method is used to loop through all instances of stylesheets (of which there would most likely be a few), it also allows us to redefine the scope
of
$(this)
which will prove helpful moving forward;
- Through each iteration of the loop, the
link
currently in scope has its href
attribute stored in a variable;
- The stored value of this attribute is then compared with the
relative filepaths we stored in variables previously
- If they are found to contain these stored values, the
href
attribute of the
link
element in question is updated accordingly
Code Snippet Demonstration:
var defaultSS = '/wp-content/themes/RIP/assets/css/style.css',
altSS = '/wp-content/themes/RIP/assets/css/style1.css',
hrefAttr;
$('#css_toggle').click(function () {
$('link').each(function(){
hrefAttr = $(this).attr('href');
if (hrefAttr.indexOf(defaultSS) >= 0) {
$(this).attr('href', altSS);
console.log('Was:',hrefAttr);
console.log('Now:',$(this).attr('href'));
} else if (hrefAttr.indexOf(altSS) >= 0) {
$(this).attr('href', defaultSS);
console.log('Was:',hrefAttr);
console.log('Now:',$(this).attr('href'));
}
});
});
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://localhost:8888/rip-access/wp-content/themes/RIP/assets/css/style.css" type="text/css" media="all">
<button id="css_toggle" title="I'm a tooltip!">Text</button>
$('link[href="http://localhost:8888/rip-access/wp-content/themes/RIP/assets/css/style.css"]')
. Try using ID and just change thehref
on click. – VTodorov yesterdaybody
. You can then just toggle that class when needed. – Rory McCrossan yesterday


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| 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | ||
| Skerries, D.M.R. Northern Division | 03 ,Attempts/threats to murder, assaults, harassments and related offences | 32 | 35 | 24 | 19 | 28 | 24 |
| 06 ,Robbery, extortion and hijacking offences | 5 | 2 | 0 | 5 | 5 | 2 | |
| 07 ,Burglary and related offences | 43 | 49 | 59 | 75 | 62 | 44 | |
| 08 ,Theft and related offences | 143 | 98 | 121 | 108 | 119 | 118 | |
| See Background Notes |