A Beach with History
A little off the beaten path, this beach town has a very quiet, peaceful feel to it. It is lesser known, and therefore receives fewer visitors. But don’t let this fool you– this hidden gem, with long, clean beaches and large waves, is the perfect escape! The town itself is sprinkled with flowers, beautiful murals, and friendly people. Close to the center of town, you can visit an old train yard and explore the beautiful train cars left there. Not cluttered by an excess of pollution, cars, or people, Eten is the perfect place to spend a day to relax. Close to the beach are the beautiful ruins of a church from the 1600’s that was partially destroyed by a tsunami hundreds of years ago. Eten is rumored to be the landing place of Naylamp, the founder of the Lambayeque civilization. Come combine history and nature by playing at the ruins, walking the beach, and spending time in the beautiful beach town of Eten!
| Location |
| The town of Puerto Eten is approximately 13 miles (21 km) from Chiclayo, which is about a 25-minute drive. |
Things to See:
| The Pier |
| The road leading to this pier is exciting in itself in that it has high cliff walls on both sides. The pier stretches out into the ocean for a long ways. The wood pieces used are further apart than normal, requiring you to carefully traverse this dock (we do not recommend this walk for those who are scared of heights or don’t have the steadiest feet). Those who choose to walk it will be rewarded with a stunning view of the beach and the cliffs nearby, and may even get a close view of surfers jumping off the pier to catch the bigger waves. The pier entrance fee is about 2 soles. |
| Church From the 1600s |
| Visit the ruins of a beautiful church from the 1600s that was destroyed hundreds of years ago by a tsunami. As it is not an official tourist site, you will have free reign to explore it as you please! |
| Wetlands |
| Near the church ruins is an impressive wetlands area in which you will find many different species of birds. Tourists can watch for the birds and admire the sand dunes and greenery in the area. We recommend going early in the morning to catch the biggest variety of birds. |
| Train Station |
| Close to the center of town is an abandoned train station, filled with old train cars. Tourists can explore and take pictures with these beautiful pieces of Eten history. |
| Explore the Town |
| It is highly recommended to take time to walk around town and admire the beautiful flowers, artwork, murals, and architecture that Eten has to offer. It is full of color and history, and is something that you will not want to pass up. You will want to take the time to eat at a restaurant there as well–the fish are as fresh as they get! |
| Beach Activities |
| Relaxing on the beach is something that will leave you feeling refreshed. These beaches are extremely clean, and with hardly any visitors, you will have plenty of peace and privacy. Feel free to have a picnic, swim, sunbathe, or even fly a kite! |


I just spent the afternoon playing doing valuable research with Lego.
The pics above show my amazing creation but they don't do justice to the
complexity of it. I really didn't think I'd need the instructions but I
was so wrong.
This was actually part of a research study that will be done with 4-5 year old children. Essentially, the kids will be asked to follow instructions to build objects and the researchers are interested in the self-regulatory processes during constructive play ... woosh ... Me play with Lego. Me happy.
Apparently, the bus above is considered too complex, which doesn't surprise me since it took me a few hours to put it together. Most of that time was spent rummaging around in the box for the right parts (that's part of the study design). I didn't help myself by deciding part way through that I wanted it to be a right-hand drive bus instead of the left-hand drive that the instructions described (you might be able to spot the difference between pics 2 and 3). That was fun.
Lego itself is pretty interesting and there are some really strict tolerances required in its manufacture. If you've ever played with Lego, consider the following: the pieces are held together only by friction, yet you can create and dismantle fairly large and robust objects; if you build a wall of Lego, the plane of that wall is pretty smooth (no protruding bricks). If you're manufacturing millions of these little things, you can only achieve that with some damn precise engineering. Apparently the moulds are made within a tolerance of 2 micrometers. For comparison, the width of a human hair ranges from 17-180 micrometers. It's even more impressive when you consider that bricks from 1958 are still compatible with bricks made today.
Check out the Lego Wikipedia article for more info.


ConCaVa
A functional & technical introduction
by Kukua
Why?
Room for improvement in efficiently sending and storing sensor data.
Several companies doing the same thing.
Common problems require a scalable and generic solution.
Problem
- The current formats (XML, JSON) require a lot of bandwidth
- This costs money
- Calibrating, validating, and storing sensor data is difficult
- Why keep reinventing the wheel?
Use case
LoRa weather station
Constraints
- Limited package size (51 bytes)
- 886Mhz spectrum, with limiting throughput
Attributes
- Wind speed
- Wind direction
- Gust speed
- Gust direction
- Rainfall
- Temperature
- Humidity
- Barometric pressure
- Ultraviolet (UV) light
- Solar radiation
Ways to get the data across
- API url parameters
- XML data
- Binary data
Smaller payload sizes are better.
API url parameters
The traditional way
http://weatherstation.wunderground.com/weatherstation/updateweathers
tation.php?id=KCASANFR5&password=XXXXXX&dateutc=2000-01-01+10%3A32%3
A35&windspeedmph=12&winddir=230&windgustmph=12&windgustdir=230&raini
n=0&tempf=70&humidity=90&baromin=29.1&uvl=20&solarrad=10
~185 bytes of data
XML data
KCASANFR5
XXXXXX
2000-01-01+10%3A32%3A35
12
230
12
12
0
70
90
29.1
20
10
~393 bytes of data
Binary data
- ID = 8 bytes
- Password = ~16 bytes
- Date = 4 bytes
- Wind speed = 2 bytes
- Wind direction = 1 byte
- Gust speed = 1 byte
- Gust direction = 1 byte
- Rainfall = 1 byte
- Temperature = 2 bytes
- Humidity = 1 byte
- Barometric pressure = 1 byte
- Ultraviolet (UV) light = 1 byte
- Solar radiation = 1 byte
41 bytes of data
Binary payload
- Efficient
- Flexible
- Small payload size
Parsing
Which byte(s) contains what data?
- Metadata required to make sense of the data
- Dynamic metadata enables flexible binary payload
Solution
ConCaVa: Convert, calibrate, and validate
- Generic binary payload processor
- Replaceable components
- Token based authentication
- Plug-and-play/custom connectors
- Stores sensor data in Cloud Storage
(the Orion Context Broker, for example)
Source on Github: https://github.com/kukua/
General dataflow
LoRaWAN dataflow
Three simple steps
- Convert: use metadata to parse the binary payload
- Calibrate: transform data to desired format
(e.g. convert Fahrenheit to Celcius)
- Validate: correct sensor misreadings
(e.g. temperatures below −273.15°C)
ConCaVa supports every thinkable rule for converting, calibrating, and validating sensor data.
Example
For example: wind direction of 1 byte (integer value 0-255).
Convert: binary 00011110 = integer value 30
Calibrate: value = 360 * (value / 255)
Validate: 0 ≤ value ≤ 255
Result: 42.4°
Highly customizable
- Dynamic metadata allows any format of binary payload
- Custom calibrate functions
- Replaceable components
- Cloud Storage
- Token-based authenticator
- Connectors
Roadmap
- Open-source components
- Easy setup (Docker containers)
- Documented
- Automated testing (unit-tests)
- Graphical interface, for managing metadata and viewing sensor data


puppet
Businessmodel of Puppet
Customer Segments
Puppet has a mass market business model, with no significant differentiation between customer groups. The company targets its offerings at organizations of all industries and sizes.
Value Proposition
Puppet offers four primary value propositions: accessibility, cost reduction, performance, and brand/status.
The company creates accessibility by providing a wide variety of options. It maintains a broad range of capabilities, including orchestration, automated provisioning, configuration automation, visualization & reporting, code management, node management, and role-based access control.
The company reduces costs by enabling potential customers to try out its Puppet Enterprise product for free on up to 10 nodes. This enables them to assess whether they want to purchase it.
The company has demonstrated strong performance through tangible results. Specific positive outcomes for clients include the following:
- The New York Stock Exchange used Puppet’s solutions to scale up infrastructure and workloads efficiently, resulting in an increase from 300 servers per admin to 700 servers per admin
- LV used Puppet’s solutions to carry out its operations more quickly, resulting in faster shipping with fewer failures and its first month without any high-priority “Tier“ incidents
- Infusionsoft used Puppet’s solutions to automate and provide greater visibility into its infrastructure, resulting in its Ops team being able to manage double its prior number of servers
- Ambit Energy used Puppet’s solutions to automate everything from application deployment to infrastructure management, resulting in an increase in managed servers from 30 to 500
- Staples used Puppet’s solutions to automate its cloud management and common IT operations, resulting in a reduction in deployment cycle time from weeks to hours The company has established a strong brand due to its success. It has over 500 employees operating out of five offices. It is used by over 35,000 companies, including over 75% of the *Fortune *100. Specific prominent clients include Verizon, Intel, Sony, ADP, REI, NASA, and Salesforce.
Channels
Puppet’s main channel is its direct sales team. The company promotes its offerings through its website, social media pages, and participation in summits, expos, trade shows, and conferences.
It hosts an annual conference called PuppetConf, billed as a DevOps, automation, and infrastructure modernization event that features exhibits and educational sessions and facilitates networking.
Customer Relationships
Puppet’s customer relationship is primarily of a personal assistance nature. The company assists customers in the following ways:
Support Services – The company provides three customer service options:
- Standard Support – Includes online support during business hours, access to Knowledge Base articles, and access to product upgrades and updates
- Premium Support – Includes phone support 24 hours a day, seven days a week, an unlimited supply of online support cases, and free training vouchers.
- Technical Account Management – Customers are offered a dedicated Technical Account Manager who works closely with the client to solve any problems. Specific services include Business Management, which is a quarterly onsite review of the client’s usage of Puppet’s products, and Technical Planning, which consists of semi-annual product roadmap briefings. Training Services – The company offers instructor-led training on its products online and in person. It also enables training participants to receive certification so they can demonstrate their expertise.
Professional Services – The company offers the following services:
- Implementation Services - Implements Puppet Enterprise across clients‘ entire infrastructure
- Upgrade & Migration Services – Assists in moving clients to latest Puppet Enterprise version
- Custom Consulting – Adapts Puppet‘s services to client environment to improve release management
- Performance Optimization – Provides visibility into how existing deployment can work better Despite this orientation, there is a self-service component. The company’s website offers self-paced online training on its products. It also features a “Resources“ section that includes white papers, analyst reports, case studies, data sheets, eBooks, solution briefs, infographics, webinars, videos, and podcasts.
It also features a “Knowledge Base“ that provides answers to common questions and provides access to a monthly newletter. There is also a community element in the form of a forum and Puppet User Groups, which enable customers to meet up in person.
Key Activities
Puppet’s business model entails designing and developing its software products for customers.
Key Partners
Puppet maintains the following types of partnerships:
- Channel Partners – The company works with firms that resell its products as part of a complete software or IT solution in order to extend its reach. It provides them with training and sales/marketing support. Specific partners include Shadow-Soft, Kovarus, Ahead, and Amazic.
- Service Delivery Partners – The company works with service providers that help customers deploy and maintain Puppet Enterprise. They are certified experts in Puppet products. Specific partners include OnyxPoint, Shadow-Soft, ServiceRocket, and example42.
- Authorized Training Partners – The company works with firms that help deliver training courses on its products at designated locations worldwide. Specific partners include OlinData, Instruct, and JTP.
- Technology Alliances – The company works with hardware and software vendors to build joint solutions in order to provide enhanced offerings for their customer bases. Specific partners include Microsoft, Cisco, EMC Corporation, and Huawei. ### Key Resources
Puppet’s main resources are its human resources, who include the engineers that design and develop its products, the sales employees who promote them, the training/consulting staff members who provide instruction/advisory services, and the customer service personnel that provide support.
It has relied heavily on funding from outside parties, raising $85.5 million from eight investors as of January 2016.
Cost Structure
Puppet has a value-driven cost structure, aiming to provide a premium proposition through significant personal service and frequent service enhancements. Its biggest cost driver is likely cost of services, a variable expense.
Other major drivers are in the areas of sales/marketing and customer support/operations, both fixed costs.
Revenue Streams
Puppet has two revenue streams: revenues it generates from the sale of its products and revenues it generates from the sale of its services (training, consulting, etc.).


your THOUGHT can switch the light
your THOUGHT can tell the doctor how pain you are
your THOUGHT can train your disabled arms
your THOUGHT can communicate directly with someone far away


Our Code
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Land Use
We acknowledge that our academic and scientific work is conducted on the traditional land of the Matinecock and Munsee Lenape peoples of Long Island.
Our Standards Safety of students and laboratory equipment is most important:
All tools and equipment must be used in accordance to its intended use and in compliance with any applicable best practice to ensure safety.
We should all model our behavior to contribute to creating a positive and working environment. Show empathy towards Neanderthal Lab members while respecting the personal, professional space, and time of your colleagues. As a laboratory group we should be respectful of differing viewpoints and experiences. With anyone we should use welcoming and inclusive language; encourage personal responsibility, civility, and self-reflection among all lab members. Comments on physical appearance (clothing, hair) are not acceptable and subject to disciplinary action.
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Lab equipment and supplies shall not be used for non-Neanderthal Lab related activities, use of equipment and supplies for non-lab work requires consent from Dax Soule.
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Bring your lab key with you when you walk out of the laboratory-- it is easier for everyone when you do.
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Şeniz Aksoy
Şeniz Aksoy graduated from Gazi University, Gazi Education Faculty Department of Painting Education in 1986. She received her MA degree from Hacettepe Üniversity Institute of Social Science in 1989, MFA degree from The New School For Social Research, Parsons School of Design in 1994 and Proficiency in Art degree from Hacettepe University, Institute of Social Sciences in 1997. She became Associate Professor in 2000 and Professor in 2006.
She is currently teaching at Gazi University, Department of Fine Arts Education. She has received six national awards among which are the 29th DYO Painting Competition and 61th State Competition Painting Awards.


time_period() = integer()
A period of time identified by the number of time steps that separate it from an initial time value.
timestamp() = integer()
A UNIX timestamp in seconds.
| current_timestamp/0 | Return the current UNIX timestamp in seconds. |
| generate/2 | Generate a time-based one-time password using the default parameters specified in RFC 6238 4.1 and the current timestamp. |
| generate/3 | Generate a time-based one-time password using the default parameters specified in RFC 6238 4.1. |
| generate/5 | Generate a time-based one-time password. |
| generate_with_time_period/3 | Generate a time-based one-time password using the default parameters specified in RFC 6238 4.1. |
| time_period/3 | Return the time period a timestamp is in. |
current_timestamp() -> timestamp()
Return the current UNIX timestamp in seconds.
The function is provided both as a convenience, and to make sure that the right clock is used: RFC 6238 clearly specify that the algorithm is based on UNIX timestamps (which has its importance, for example for leap seconds).generate(Key, NbDigits) -> Password
Generate a time-based one-time password using the default parameters specified in RFC 6238 4.1 and the current timestamp.
See also: generate/3.
generate(Key, Time, NbDigits) -> Password
Generate a time-based one-time password using the default parameters specified in RFC 6238 4.1.
See also: generate/5.
generate(Key, InitialTime, TimeStep, Time, NbDigits) -> Password
Generate a time-based one-time password.
InitialTime
and TimeStep
are the algorithm parameters designated as
T0
and X
in RFC 6238 4.1.
We only support the HMAC-SHA1 key derivation algorithm: it is the only mandatory one, it is the one everyone uses, and RFC 4226 (HOTP) only specifies truncation for HMAC-SHA1.
See RFC 6238 4.2.generate_with_time_period(Key, TimePeriod, NbDigits) -> Password
Generate a time-based one-time password using the default parameters
specified in RFC
6238 4.1. The only difference with generate/5
is that this function
uses a time period directly instead of a timestamp.
See also: generate/5.
time_period(InitialTime, TimeStep, Time) -> non_neg_integer()
Return the time period a timestamp is in.
Generated by EDoc


Getting Started with Grasshopper Functions
Hypar functions are a way to capture the logic of a system in a way that can be easily combined with other systems, and shared with other people. One of the ways you can create a function is by publishing a Grasshopper script to Hypar. This guide will walk you through the process. You can follow the video tutorials below, or walk through the step-by-step guide at your own pace; they cover roughly the same information.
Video Tutorials
Tutorial Index
- Part 1: Getting Started
- Part 2: Outputs and Deconstruct Element
- Part 3: Input Types, Materials, and Mesh Elements
- Part 4: Custom Schemas + Solids
- Part 5: Model Dependencies
- Part 6: Instances
Installing the Grasshopper Plugin
To install the Hypar plugin for Grasshopper, it is best to use the Rhino Package Manager. In Rhino 6, type TestPackageManager
in the Rhino Command line -- it may not autocomplete, but the command will work. In Rhino 7 or later, type PackageManager
to open the dialog.
Search for Hypar, select the result, and click "Download and Install."
If Grasshopper was already running, you'll need to shut down Rhino and restart it, otherwise you can proceed to launch Grasshopper.
If you are having trouble with the package manager, you can also download the plug-in from Food4Rhino, but this is not recommended.
NOTE
Only Rhino 6 and 7 on Windows are fully supported. Rhino on Mac also works in most but not all cases.Building a simple function
To start, we'll build a very simple Grasshopper function: just a Center Box
component with some sliders from 0 to 100 controlling X, Y, and Z.
We need to do three things to make this function ready for Hypar. Navigate to the Hypar tab in your Grasshopper window, and grab the following components from the 1. Setup
section.
- Give your function a name and description with the component.
- Connect one component to each of your Sliders (there should be three total.) Each slider should feed into the "O" input of the Function Input component.
- Create a component and supply it with a name.
Your definition should look like this:
Lastly, in order to produce geometry out of our function, we have to create Hypar Elements -- these are special objects that Hypar knows how to read and display. You can learn more about Hypar Elements here.
To create a Hypar Element in Grasshopper, we'll use the component. Place it on the canvas, and right click it to open a menu of possible Element types:
Select "MeshElement" from the list. The component should change shape, generating inputs on the left-hand side for all the information that a "MeshElement" requires.
Connect your box to the "Mesh" input, and connect the "E" output to the "E" input of the component we created earlier. The final definition should look like this:
Publishing the function
Save the definition as a .gh file. Open hypar.io, and log in. Scroll down until you see "Your Functions":
Click "New Function" and then click "New Grasshopper Function."
Drag and drop the .gh file you saved earlier onto the region marked "Drop a Grasshopper Definition Here," or click it to bring up a file browser and locate the file that way.
It will upload the file and load the information from it. Don't worry if it takes a little while -- it shouldn't show "Loading Function Details" longer than about 30 seconds.
When it has successfully loaded, you'll see a preview of the information it's gathered from your file. Feel free to edit the name and description of the file at this point.
Click "Publish Function," and when the dialog changes, click "Close." Your function should now show up under "Your Functions."
Next click "New Workflow," and choose "New Blank Workflow."
Search for your function in the Function Library, and click "Insert" when you've found it.
You should see a box appear in your model. Click on the function name to open its settings:
Adjust the sliders and watch the cube change dynamically. Congratulations! You've authored your first Hypar function with Grasshopper!
Working with Elements and Custom Types
WARNING
Grasshopper for Mac does not support building custom types.As shown in the previous section, to create geometry for the model that you can see in Hypar, you need to create Elements. This is done with the Construct Element component, which can take on a number of different types. However, it doesn't stop there! Many other types are available, and you can even create your own custom types.
You can visit the Types section for details, but for our purposes it suffices to know that a type is defined with a .JSON file hosted somewhere on the web. The Hypar Schemas repository collects a good number of these, but they can be hosted anywhere that's public.
If we want to construct an Envelope
Element, for instance, we'll need to grab a reference to the Envelope schema.
Copy and paste this URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hypar-io/Schemas/master/Envelope.json
into a text panel in Grasshopper, and connect it to the "S" input of a component, like so:
It will show "Loading" for a bit while it downloads that schema and loads the type. When it's done, all Hypar components will be able to use the Envelope
type. If you right click a Construct Element
component, you will now be able to create an Envelope:
Solids and Representations
When you reference a custom type like Envelope
, Hypar has no way of knowing how to construct its 3D geometry, so you have to explicitly provide a "Representation" of that geometry. The component will accept a list of Solid
s which can be used to describe the geometry. Here's an example of defining an Envelope
, with an Extrude
solid as its representation:
Specifying Model Dependencies
In many cases, you'll want to build a function that references information from other functions in the model. Hypar functions can declare "Model Dependencies," and thereby access specific elements produced by other functions. A Facade
function might depend on the Envelope
produced by an Envelope By Sketch
function, for instance.
Let's build a function that depends on Envelope. Log into Hypar, click "New Workflow."
This time, select the "Simple Tower" template.
Click on "Envelope By Sketch," and then click the "About" button.
Pay special attention to the information under "Model Output" and "Element Types":
Right click "Envelope" under "Element types," and copy the link address.
Open Grasshopper and start a new Definition. As in the previous section, we'll need to reference the "Envelope
" type. The link we just copied contains the schema URL for this type; paste it into a text panel and connect it to the "S" input of a component, like so:
Now place a component. Type "Envelope" into a text panel, and connect it to the "K" input. This input should match the "Model Output" text we just referred to in the function details view on the Hypar web interface.
For common types like Envelope, reference geometry is automatically loaded. For more complex types, you may need to download a JSON representation of a model to use as test geometry to build your function against.
If your "Model Dependency" component shows no output, go to the workflow and click "Export" in the lower left-hand corner. In our case this is not necessary, but feel free to try it out.
Download the JSON file, and supply the file path to the "J" input of the Model Dependency component.
You'll notice that the Model Dependency component outputs several kinds of Elements.
An easy way to filter this down is to supply a type filter to the T input of the Model Dependency component. Connect your "Envelope" panel to this input as well to limit your dependency to Elements of type Envelope
.
Now, connect a component to the output of Model Dependency. It will automatically take on all the properties of an Envelope, and you can use any of the resulting outputs and geometry as information for your function. When the function is run on Hypar, this information will be replaced by the Envelope
s in the workflow.
Updating a Grasshopper Function on Hypar
You can update the version of the Grasshopper script for a given function. Just click the tile for that function in "Your Functions," and choose "Edit Function Details":
Just drop a new version of your script on the file drop zone to update the logic of your function.
Limitations
- Currently Custom Type generation is not supported on Grasshopper for Mac.
- Only certain 3rd party plug-ins are currently supported on Hypar:
- Wombat
- TreeFrog
- Human
- Clipper Tools
- MetaHopper
- Custom scripts (C#, VB.NET, and Python) are not currently supported.
- Function Execution has a time limit of 15-30 seconds. If your definition takes longer than this to run, you may experience timeouts on Hypar.
Component Reference
| Category | Icon | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Setup | Hypar Function Setup | Use this component to set up the parameters of your Hypar function. | |
| 1. Setup | Function Input | Select a function input | |
| 1. Setup | Function Output | Designate a data output for your function | |
| 1. Setup | Model Output | Create a model output from elements | |
| 1. Setup | Model Dependency | Refer to other elements in the model | |
| 2. Elements | Deconstruct Element Instance | Deconstruct an Element Instance | |
| 2. Elements | Construct Element | Construct a Hypar element | |
| 2. Elements | Deconstruct Element | Use this component to deconstruct the properties of any element. | |
| 2. Elements | Material | Create a Elements.Material | |
| 2. Elements | Representation | Create a Elements.Geometry.Representation | |
| 2. Elements | Construct Element Instance | Construct an Element Instance from another element | |
| 3. Solids | Sweep | Create a Elements.Geometry.Solids.Sweep | |
| 3. Solids | Extrude | Create a Elements.Geometry.Solids.Extrude | |
| 3. Solids | Lamina | Create a Elements.Geometry.Solids.Lamina | |
| 4. Special | Model to JSON | Convert elements into a model and output it as JSON. |


Thanks to Amy Budzicz, for talking to strangers with me, even when I didn't want to.
Thanks to Professor Brad Tober for help and guidance.
This project was an assignment for ARTD 313 at UIUC, and was completed in April 2014. The assignment was to create a digital adaptation of a children's story, designed specifically for an iPad.
Kashev Dalmia is an engineer who took a Graphic Design class once at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. He is probably out of his element.


- EliminationAlliance
- Class in com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models
-
Represents an alliance of teams during the elimination tournament
- EliminationAlliance()
- Constructor for class com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models.EliminationAlliance
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- EliminationAlliance.AllianceBackup
- Class in com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models
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- EliminationAlliance.PlayoffStatus
- Class in com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models
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- Event - Class in
com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models
-
Represents a FIRST Robotics Competition event and its related descriptors
- Event() - Constructor for
class com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models.Event
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- Event.Webcast -
Class in com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models
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Represents a webcast and its associated descriptors
- EventDistrictPoints
- Class in com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models
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Represents all district points accumulated at an event
- EventDistrictPoints()
- Constructor for class com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models.EventDistrictPoints
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- EventDistrictPoints.Tiebreaker
- Class in com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models
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Tiebreaker value a team at a event, describing the tiebreaker elements
- EventPoints -
Class in com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models
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Holds district point contributions and breakdown for a team at an event
- EventPoints()
- Constructor for class com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models.EventPoints
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- EventRankings -
Class in com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models
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Represents event rankings and tiebreaker information for an event
- EventRankings()
- Constructor for class com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models.EventRankings
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- EventRankings.SortOrderInfo - Class in com.thebluealliance.api.v3.models
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Represents sort order of the rankings for a particular year
- EventRequest -
Class in com.thebluealliance.api.v3.requests
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Makes requests with event-specific information
- EventRequest(DataRequest)
- Constructor for class com.thebluealliance.api.v3.requests.EventRequest
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Creates an EventRequest object
- eventRequest
- Variable in class com.thebluealliance.api.v3.TBA
-
An
EventRequest
object to make calls in which an
eventKey
is the primary argument


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Starting in 2012, consumers shopping for light bulbs will notice new labeling on the
packages designed to help them choose among the different types of bulbs on the
market: traditional incandescent bulbs, newer high-efficiency compact fluorescent
(CFL), or light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs. The new labels (PDF) will emphasize
lumens, not watts, as a measure of bulb brightness so consumers can select the most
efficient bulbs for their lighting needs and save money.
For the first time, the label on the front of the package will emphasize the bulb’s
brightness as measured in lumens, rather than a measurement of watts. The new
front-of-package labels also will include the estimated yearly energy cost for the
particular type of bulb.
Watt measurements are familiar to consumers and have been featured on the front
of light bulb packages for decades, however, watts are a measurement of energy use,
not brightness. As a result, reliance on watt measurement alone makes it difficult for
consumers to compare traditional incandescent bulbs to more efficient alternatives,
such as the compact fluorescent. With current labeling, it is difficult to tell if a
compact fluorescent bulb can produce the same amount of brightness (lumens) as a
traditional incandescent bulb while using significantly less energy (watts).
New energy standards mandated by Congress will effectively phase out traditional
low-efficiency incandescent bulbs from the U.S. market over the next few years. The
new labels that focus on brightness in lumens will help consumers make purchasing
decisions as they transition to more energy-efficient types of bulbs.
Under the new rule, the back of each package will have a “Lighting Facts” label
modeled after the “Nutrition Facts” label that is currently on food packages. The
Lighting Facts label will provide information about:
In addition, the bulb’s brightness and a disclosure for those containing mercury will
be printed directly on each bulb.


Internal state variables used by the FIFO accessors. More...
#include <udc_lib.h>
Data Fields | |
| size_t | buf_offset |
| Offset into the head buffer. | |
| size_t | size |
| Size of the FIFO aperture. | |
| bool | send_zlp |
| True if a Zero-Length Packet is to be sent by the UDC driver at the next opportunity. |
Internal state variables used by the FIFO accessors.
Definition at line 107 of file udc_lib.h.
| size_t udc_fifo::buf_offset |
Offset into the head buffer.
Definition at line 108 of file udc_lib.h.
Referenced by udc_fifo_init(), udc_fifo_read_data(), and udc_fifo_write_data().
| bool udc_fifo::send_zlp |
True if a Zero-Length Packet is to be sent by the UDC driver at the next opportunity.
Definition at line 116 of file udc_lib.h.
Referenced by udc_fifo_init(), udc_fifo_write_data(), udc_fifo_zlp_clear_pending(), and udc_fifo_zlp_is_pending().
| size_t udc_fifo::size |
Size of the FIFO aperture.
Definition at line 109 of file udc_lib.h.
Referenced by udc_fifo_init(), and udc_fifo_write_data().


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This is a non-parametric method for joint adaptive mean-variance regularization and variance stabilization of high-dimensional data. It is suited for handling difficult problems posed by high-dimensional multivariate datasets (p >> n paradigm). Among those are that the variance is often a function of the mean, variable-specific estimators of variances are not reliable, and tests statistics have low powers due to a lack of degrees of freedom. Key features include: (i) Normalization and/or variance stabilization of the data, (ii) Computation of mean-variance-regularized t-statistics (F-statistics to follow), (iii) Generation of diverse diagnostic plots, (iv) Computationally efficient implementation using C/C++ interfacing and an option for parallel computing to enjoy a faster and easier experience in the R environment.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.2), statmod |
| Imports: | parallel, methods |
| Published: | 2018-09-10 |
| Author: | Jean-Eudes Dazard [aut, cre], Hua Xu [ctb], Alberto Santana [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Jean-Eudes Dazard <jean-eudes.dazard at case.edu> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) | file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/jedazard/MVR |
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{{other uses|Mayonnaise (disambiguation)}} {{Infobox musical artist |name = Mayonnaise |image = Mayonew2015.jpg |image_size = 280px |caption = Mayonnaise lineup as of 2015–present (from L-R, top to bottom: Regalado, Macalino, Furio, Servano and Tirona) |background = group_or_band |origin = Metro Manila, PH |genre = Alternative rock
Indie rock
Pop rock
Pop-punk
Pinoy rock (OPM) |years_active = 2004–present |label = Sony Music / Vamp Records (2003-2007)
Viva Records (2008-2011)
The Yellow Room Music (2011-present) | associated_acts = Banat Boys |current_members = Monty Macalino
Shan Regalado
Carlo Servano
Nikki Tirona
Maan Furio |past_members = Lee Maningas
Paga Manikan
Poch Villalon
Jaztin Mercado
Aaron Brosoto }}
Mayonnaise is a 5-piece Filipino alternative rock band. The band is fronted by Monty Macalino who due to his unarguably hefty body figure, makes him the most visible member of the group. The band is famous for winning the prestigious Red Horse Muziklaban in 2004.
Contents |
The band was launched in 2004 after winning the Grand Prize of the Red Horse Muziklaban 2004. Their debut self-titled album, Mayonnaise was launched with their 1st single, "Jopay" which was released by Sony Music Philippines. Jopay is a reference of a former member of the Sexbomb Dancers. Their next single was "Bakit Part 2" which became a radio airplay hit. Lee Maningas left the band some time in 2008 to migrate to the United States and was replaced by Poch Villalon.
Their follow-up 2nd album, Pa'no Nangyari Yun? was released in 2006 with their carrier single, "Salamin". The same year, the band also covered the song, "Ipagpatawad Mo", originally from VST and Company. The song was included in their collaboration album, Hopia Mani Popcorn.
In 2008, Mayonnaise released their 3rd album, Tersera which was launched with their singles, "Singungaling", "Torres" and "Sakto". The band released their 4th album, Pula in 2010 with the carrier single, "Sa Pula, Sa Puti".
The group also sang the TV theme song of ABS-CBN 2's reality show, The Biggest Loser: Pinoy Edition entitled "Sabay Tayo" in 2011.
In 2013, Paga Manikan left the group to concentrate on his own band, the Banat Boys. Popularly known as a 4-piece group, the band announced its 3 new members shortly after Manikan's departure via their official social media accounts. Aaron Brosoto, Carlo Servano and Jaztin Mercado, who used to play with them as session musicians, officially filled in as guitarists and keyboardist respectively.
In 2014, bassist and backing vocalist Poch Villalon left the band to pursue other interests while keyboardist Jaztin Mercado also left the band in the same year to move to Singapore. Nikki Tirona fill in Villalon's position as bassist and backing vocalist, and at the same, the band also recruited Maan Furio to play acoustic guitars and do backing vocals. In mid-2015, lead guitarist Aaron Brosoto left the band to pursue other interests as well.
The band chose its name in honor of the song "Mayonaise" by The Smashing Pumpkins.
| Album | Tracks | Year | Records |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mayonnaise | The Only Thing
 Tulog
 Bakit Part 1
 Punk You
 Jopay
 Pink White Blue
 Dahil
 Eddie Song
 Home
 Pseudo
 Bakit Part 2
 Aircon | 2004 | Sony Music / VAMP Records |
| Pa'no Nangyari Yun? | Pa'no Nangyari Yun?
 Bago
 Panaginip
 Salamin
 Deeper Meaning Of Love
 Oreo
 Patalim
 Turn
 Japan (Of Knives And Scissors)
 5:09
 Sana Kung (Ayaw Mo Na)
 Drama | 2006 | Sony Music / VAMP Records |
| Tersera | Ikaw
 Sinungaling
 Tersera
 Sakto
 Looking For Love
 Bilin
 Paalam
 Voices
 Binaliwala
 Skipper
 Sa Piling Mo
 Ipagpatawad Mo
 Torres | 2008 | Viva Records |
| Pula | L'ouverture in Resso
 Talo
 Sa Pula, Sa Puti
 Tabla
 Mahirap
 Buhay (Paulit-Ulit)
 Dahil Ikaw (Ang Kailangan Ko)
 Kapag Lasing Malambing
 Salamat I. Salamat II. Ang Gamot III. Dahil Ikaw (Reprise)
 Queresma
 Awit Sa Mga Buhay Bente
 Synesthesia | 2010 | Viva Records |
| Tayo Na Lang Dalawa | Bwelo
 Tayo Na Lang Dalawa
 Parang
 Pag Wala Ka
 Paraan
 Porta
 Ayaw Mo Na Sa Akin
 Malala
 Susan
 Dear Classmate | 2014 | The Yellow Room Music |
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Look here for a resume and C.V.
With education and work experience in the fields of architecture and digital media, Eric Socolofsky has a versatile design sensibility that strongly influences his production as a developer, designer, and artist.
Following an undergraduate education in architecture at Washington University in St. Louis, Eric practiced architecture in Chicago for three years. His curiosity in digital and interactive media led him to NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program graduate school in New York.
Since receiving his Master’s degree, Eric has experimented with a variety of work, including web, game, and user interface design and programming, interactive and generative screen-based art, and interactive spatial installations. Following a fellowship in Eyebeam's Moving Image department, Eric designed and built the comic generation tool Quickcomic.com, led the development of Gamestar Mechanic with New York City-based GameLab, and taught at New York University and Pratt University. He designed and built exhibits at San Francisco's Exploratorium, rebuilt Flickr's front-end, and is now making maps and visualizations at Stamen Design.
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tcl_new/1
tcl_new/1 | - create a Tcl interpreter
tk_new/1 | - create a Tcl interpreter initialized for Tk
FORMS
tcl_new(X)
tcl_new(X)
DESCRIPTION
tcl_new/1 creates a new Tcl interpreter. If the Interpreter argument is an uninstantiated (Prolog) variable, then a unique name is
generated for the interpreter. If Interpreter is a atom, the new Tcl interpreter is given that name.
tk_new/1 functions in the same manner as tcl_new/1, except that the newly- created Tcl interpreter is initialized with theTk
package.
EXAMPLES
?- tcl_new(i).
Succeeds, creating a Tcl interpreter named i.
?- tcl_new(X).
Succeeds, unifying X with the atom interp1.
ERRORS
Interpreter is not an atom or variable.
> type_error(atom_or_variable).
The atom Interpreter has already been use as the name of a Tcl interpreter.
> permission_error(create,tcl_interpreter,Interpreter)
Tcl is unable to create the interpreter.
tcl_error(message)


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Anyone had an issue with lean using > 95% cpu on mac?
lean often takes up as much cpu as it can. It depends on what you are doing
Just opened the workspace
If you import a heavy theory, it may take a few minutes
You can also try building the lean files with lean --make
to help speed it up
thanks, I'll try
Yulia -- I'll be in the MLC in about an hour. You might want to build your mathlib (make all the .olean files) if this is constantly happening.
it went down to 20%, but now that i've open
*opened a file, it's back up to over 300%
@Kevin Buzzard I'll do that now :+1:🏼
This is not abnormal behaviour -- the first time Lean starts up it might have to do a lot of work. It could be building the real numbers from the axioms of mathematics, for example. It only needs to do this once though.
Ok, so I've built lean and the cpu remains around 90% - is that normal? or is there a way of decreasing it even more?
are there yellow bars in the gutter of vscode?
nope
only green, blue and red
does lean have the :check: in the status bar?
oh actually, yes, in some files
yep, there's a :check: but some files are highlighted yellow
maybe it would be best to wait for Kevin
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it's down to 10 now :sweat_smile: I think it should be fine, thank you!
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I was able to acquire some 10 mg tabs of generic valium, and over the course of a week took a few hundred milligrams. I had taken valium once before, but the dosage was too low for my body weight, so I never really felt much effect.
The first day I got the tabs, I took about 50 mg, and got a little drowzy and very relaxed. I did also smoke some pot, so it was tough to truly differentiate which effects were from what drug I took. Over the next few days, I took dosages ranging from 10 mg/day to 60 mg/day. By the end of the week I physically felt fine, but my ability to recall time, especially day of the week was strongly impaired. I recall being with some friends and having no recollection of what day of the week it was, I kept on thinking it was a Saturday, when in actuallity, it was Monday, and this happened for several days thereafter, even when I was I had not consumed any diazepam.
This inability to recall the day of the week lasted for 3-4 days and was very annoying. I am a student, so during this time I was studying/taking my exams (I never took the diazepam while taking any exams). I found that it did not, in fact, impair my ability to learn, and perform well on the exams; I actually did about the same as I always do. The only strange side-effect was this temporal distortion, which finally wore off.
Since I am a scientist, I plan on performming tests, on myself, and if I continue to have these strange side-effects, I will report them here.
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.


An Annotation object that is created by the method Titanium.Map.createAnnotation. This object gives you low level control over annotations that can be added to a Map View.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| addEventListener.html | add an event listener for the instance to receive view triggered events |
| fireEvent.html | fire a synthesized event to the views listener |
| removeEventListener.html | remove a previously added event listener |
| Name | Type | Description |
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| animate | boolean | boolean to indicate whether the pin should animate when dropped |
| leftButton | int,string | the left button image on the annotation. must either be a button type constant or url |
| leftView | object | a left view that is displayed on the annotation |
| pincolor | int | the pin color as one of Titanium.Map.ANNOTATION_RED, Titanium.Map.ANNOTATION_GREEN or Titanium.Map.ANNOTATION_PURPLE. |
| rightButton | int,string | the right button image on the annotation. must either be a button type constant or url |
| rightView | object | a right view that is displayed on the annotation |
| subtitle | string | the secondary title of the annotation view |
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Generic message logging facility
Brief Description
The logmsg routines are application-independent error logging routines.
The messages may be written to a specified file, to stderr, or to the
syslog daemon. They are almost identical to the routines in appendix
B of Stevens' Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment.
Functions:
- void setlogfile(void) -- set name of logging file. No default.
- void setforeground(void) -- process will run in foreground (i.e.,
not a daemon process).
- void log_open(char *ident, int option, int facility) -- opens the
log file for logging. See usage notes below.
The following functions all use the varargs (printf) argument format.
- void log_ret(const char *fmt, ...) -- log a non-fatal system error and
return to caller.
- void log_sys(const char *fmt, ...) -- log a fatal system error and
terminate the application.
- void log_msg(const char *fmt, ...) -- log a non-fatal error unrelated
to a system call.
- void log_quit(const char *fmt, ...) -- log a fatal error unrelated
to a system call and terminate the application.
Header file is logmsg.h.
File are located in softech/libs/pssys
Bugs
- Interface to log_open should be improved.
- Port to BSD should be tested.
-
setlogfile()
and setforeground()
should
disappear, and the functionality performed by parameters to log_open()
.
- Routines should be renamed.
Versions
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dear friend, I am the manager of bill and exchange at the foriegn remittance department of AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK. I am writing, following the impressive information about you through one of my friends WORKS WITH THE BURKINA CHAMBERS firm. In my department we discovered an abandoned sum of $U.S15.5Million dollars (fifteen million five hundred thousand US dolloars) in an account that belongs to one of our foriegn customer who died along with his entire family in November 2004 in a plane crash. Since we got information about his death, we have been expecting his next of kin to come over and claim his money because we cannot release it unless some body applies for it as next of kin or relation to the deceased as indicated in our banking guidlines and laws but unfortunately we learnt that all his supposed next of kin or relation died alongside with him at the plane crash leaving nobody behind for the claim. It is therefore upon this discovery that I and other officials in my department now decided to make this business proposal to you and release the money to you as the next of kin or relation to the deceased for safety and subsequent disbursement since nobody is coming for it and we don't want this money to go into the bank treasury as unclaimed bill. The banking law and guidling here stipulates that if such money remained unclaimed after six years the money will be transfered into the bank treasury as unclaimed fund. The request of foreigner as next of kin in this business is occassioned by the fact that the customer was a foreigner and a Burkinabe cannot stand as next of kin to a foreigner. We agree that 30% of this money will be for you as a foreign partner, in respect to the provision of a foriegn account, 10% will be set aside for expenses occured during the business and 60% would be for me and my colleagues. There after I and my colleagues will visit your country for disbursement according to the percentage indicated. Therefore, to enable the immediate transfer of this fund to you as arranged, you must apply first to the bank as relation or next of kin of the deceased indicating your bank name, your bank account number, your private telephone and fax number for easy and effective communication and location wherein the money will be remitted. Upon receipt of your reply, I will send to you by fax or email the text of the application. I will not fail to bring to your notice that this transaction is hitch -free and that you should not entertain any atom of fear as all required arrangements have been made for the transfer. You should contact me immediately as soon as you recieve this letter. Yours faithful Bill & Exchange Manager. YOBO _________________________________________________________________ Les révélations de la starac 6 commentées par Jérémy! http://starac2006.spaces.live.com/


Liam Chan
Identity, Values and Strengths Activity:Organised - I like to be in an organised enviroment if I was to be working on something from jobs to studies
Hard working (Japanese Culture) - I have no problem focusing on one thing
Time management - Thanks to toggle it has helped me more to be self-aware of my time
Little to no rests - I would rather get as much as I can done, before taking any breaks
Hesitant to new things - I have to be sure with what I am getting myself into
Overlay careful with mistakes - Which leaves no room for learning
Little to no rests - I won’t feel satisfied, unless I figure out what my problem is. Otherwise I feel that I can’t treat myself to breaks


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public interface ExtensionVisitor
The ExtensionVisitor interface describes the implementation of a visitor pattern for GData data model processing.
ExtensionPoint.visit(ExtensionVisitor, ExtensionPoint)
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boolean |
visit(ExtensionPoint parent,
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parent
- the parent of the visited extension.extension
- the target extension being visited.
ExtensionVisitor.StoppedException
- if the data model traversal should be stopped
immediately. This may be the result of an unexpected error, or some
visitor implementations may extend this exception type to signal
specific exit conditions.void visitComplete(ExtensionPoint target) throws ExtensionVisitor.StoppedException
target
- the visited extension point
ExtensionVisitor.StoppedException
- if the data model traversal should be stopped
immediately. This may be the result of an unexpected error, or some
visitor implementations may extend this exception type to signal
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There's a bug in haveI
when the type is not given, but can be inferred, and the user has more than one goal.
Here's an MWE
inductive T : Type | t : T lemma subsingleton_T : subsingleton T := ⟨λ x y, by cases x; cases y; refl⟩ lemma foo (x y : T) : x = y ∧ x = y := begin split, haveI := subsingleton_T, exact subsingleton.elim _ _, -- failed to synthesize type class instance end lemma bar (x y : T) : x = y := begin haveI := subsingleton_T, exact subsingleton.elim _ _, -- no errors end lemma baz (x y : T) : x = y ∧ x = y := begin have := subsingleton_T, split, haveI := subsingleton_T, admit, exact subsingleton.elim _ _, -- works, instance cache has been reset for second goal end
I think it's something to do with the line swap >> reset_instance_cache >> swap
in the definition of haveI
, if it inferred the type successfully, but you have another goal anyway, it resets the instance cache for your second goal, but not the first.
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Goal: A tool to summarize the firing of many place cells
Decoding (black) matches position (green)
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Given realtime replay detection:
| 0. Acquire spikes, pos | → FTP files to MATLAB after experiment |
| 1. Cluster-cutting | → After the fact, by human |
| 2. Filter by speed | → No problem |
| 3. Compute place fields | → Serial, takes time ∝ to #spikes |
| 4. Bayesian decode | → Serial |
| 0. Acquire spikes, pos | → Network to Haskell for analysis |
| 1. Cluster-cutting | → Manual? Semi-automated? Clusterless? |
| 2. Filter by speed | → No problem |
| 3. Compute place fields | → Stream-friendly model - parallel over 32 tetrodes |
| 4. Bayesian decode | → Very concurrent |
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function [xs, ys] = removeNearestNeighbor(xs,ys,x,y)
% Return [xs,ys] with the pair nearest to (x,y) removed
nearestNeighborInd = 1;
for n = 1:numel(xs)
nDist = sqrt ( (ys(n) - y)^2 + (xs(n) - x)^2 )
oldDist = sqrt( (ys(nearestNeighborInd) - y)^2 + ...
(xs(nearestNeighborInd) - x)^2 )
% When point n closer to (x,y) than oldPoint
if thisDist < oldDist
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% Do nothing - oldPoint still the nearest
end
xs(nearestNeighborInd) = [];
ys(nearestNeighborInd) = [];
end
function d = placeCellFilter(placeCells,minRate,minStability,minSpikes,r,s,sp)
% Filter out rows that don't match inclusion standards
% First set up our test criteria
rates = placeCells(:,1);
tooLowRate = rates < minRate;
stability = placeCells(:,2);
unstables = stability < minStability;
spikeCounts = placeCells(:,3);
tooFewSpks = spikeCounts < minSpikes;
% Build the output array
d = placeCells;
if(r)
% Filter out place cells with too low spike rate
d(tooLowRate,:) = [];
end
if(s)
% Remove cells that are unstable
d(unstables,:) = [];
end
if(sp)
% Remove cells with too few spikes
d(tooFewSpikes,:) = [];
end
function p = legSpeedCorr(legLength,runSpeed)
% LEGSPEEDCOOR(legLength,runSpeed) takes repeated-
% measurements of leg lengths and running
% speeds, and asks whether the two are correlated.
% individual subjects are in rows.
% first average across each person's repeated
% measurements
legM = mean(legLength,1);
speedM = mean(runSpeed, 1);
% Now use MATLAB's corr function to tell me
% the correlation coefficient and the
% p value
[rho,p] = corr( trypM', jsScoreM' )
FILE *a;
a = fopen("spikes.dat","r+");
e = writeSourceHeader( spikeSource, a );
CHECK_FILE_OP(e,a);
e = streamSpikes( spikeSource, a );
CHECK_FILE_OP(e,a);
What is "a" at the end of this block? What if one of the functions threw an exception instead of returning an error code? Does CHECK_FILE_OP close "a" if there is an error in "e"? etc. etc.
struct ResponseMessage {
uint16 payload;
char *payloadData;
}
int runEcho(Client *c, uint16 pLength, char *pDataIn){
e = checkClientStats(c);
e = touchClientTime(c);
// Send client back his/her message
ResponseMessage r;
r.payload = payload;
r.pData = malloc(payload);
memcpy( r->pData, pDataIn, r->pLength );
send_client( c->address, &r );
return 0;
}
C/MATLAB/Python/Java/Perl
int a = 2;
a = a + 1;
No problem
Imperative program: A sequence of state changes - programmer must mentally simulate the timeline. Functions are named series of state changes.
Algebra
int a = 2;
a = a + 1;
Lies! (What "a" satisfies that equation?)
Functional program: A set of always-true declarations. Functions in the math sense.
a = a + 1
everPopular = used by companies with 1000's of employees.
Haskell isn't popular because though to be too hard for everyday programmers
But only getting started is hard
What's really hard is finding quiet bugs.
a :: Double -- Type signature saying 'a' is a Double
a = 10.0 -- a is 10, forever
b :: Double
b = 5.0
s :: Double
s = (+) a b -- s is the function (+) applied to a and b (15, forever)
d :: Double
d = b - a
myAbs :: Double -> Double -- a function from Double to Double
myAbs x
| x < 0 = -x -- Definition by parts
| x >= 0 = x
myAbs (-4) -- 4
We will build types and functions that fit the job we're trying to do. Two examples:
Lists from scratch
data LList a = a :. (LList a) -- ( :. connects an a and a LList)
| (:#) -- ( :# marks the end of a list)
deriving (Show)
infixr 8 :. -- Make :. associate to the right
-- so that: 2 :. 3 :. :# == 2 :. (3 :. :#)
a :: LList Int
a = 4 :. 6 :. 8 :. (:#)
b :: LList Int
b = 4 :. 6 :. (:#)
c :: LList String
c = "Greg" :. "Cat" :. "Dog" :. "Bear" :. (:#)
myLength :: LList a -> Int
myLength (:#) = 0 -- Definition by parts!
myLength (x :. xs) = 1 + myLength xs -- like abs(x)
myLength c -- 4
Don't turn everything into a sequence. Use definitions directly
Want to for-loop over a list to transform all the elements? map
instead
map :: (a -> b) -> LList a -> LList b
map _ (:%) = (:%)
map f (x :. xs) = f x :. map f xs
map succ (4 :. 3 :. 10 :. (:%)) -- 5 :. 4 :. 11 :. (:%)
map myAbs (4 :. (-3) :. 10 :. (:%)) -- 4 :. 3 :. 10 :. (:%)
Want to for-loop over a list to accumulate a statistic? fold
instead
-- fold f x0 (x1 :. x2 :. (:%)) = f (f (f x0 x1) x2) x3
fold :: (a -> a -> a) -> a -> (LList a) -> a
fold _ x0 (:%) = x0
fold f x0 (x :. xs) = fold (f x0 x) (fold f xs)
myProd = fold (*) 1
myProd (10 :. 2 :. 4 :. 3 :. (:%)) -- 240
myMean xs = fold (+) 0 xs / fromIntegral (myLength xs)
Let's make a binary lookup tree from scratch
data ATree a b = Leaf
| Branch (ATree a b) (a,b) (ATree a b)
deriving (Show)
ins :: (Ord a) => ATree a b -> (a,b) -> ATree a b
ins Leaf p = Branch Leaf p Leaf
ins (Branch l (k,v) r) p'@(k',v')
| k' < k = Branch (ins l p') (k,v) r
| k' >= k = Branch l (k,v) (ins r p')
seek :: (Ord a) => ATree a b -> a -> Maybe b
seek Leaf _ = Nothing
seek (Branch l (k,v) r) k'
| k' == k = Just v
| k' < k = seek l k'
| k' > k = seek r k'
myTree :: ATree String Int
myTree = foldl ins Leaf [ ("Greg",4), ("Bear",4), ("Gorilla",7)
, ("Octopus",7), ("Apple",5), ("Zoo",3) ]
s = seek myTree "Greg" -- Just 4
t = seek myTree "Bobcat" -- Nothing
u = succ (seek myTree "Greg") -- Type error! Forgot to check Just/Nothing
Build anything from scratch.
a = a + 1
)By design. Functions in math don't depend on the environment. Haskell represents values in real world input and output with the IO a
type.
Real world is a scary place. Do a little IO
to get data. Pass that data through entirely pure functions. Do a little IO
to put the transformed data back into the real world.
IO
is a monad
IO
is a "monad". Any type is a monad if you can define two functions on it:
(>>=) :: Monad m => m a -> (a -> m b) -> m b
return :: Monad m => a -> m a
IO
IO
values around using >>=
and return
getString :: IO String
putStrLn :: String -> IO ()
getLine >>= putStrLn :: IO () -- Read a string from the keyboard,
-- pipe it to the monadic print function
getLine >>= (\s -> putStrLn (map succ s)) -- Read a string,
-- apply a pure function to string
-- pass that to IO function
IO
actions from smaller partsPlace field type (in C)
struct PlaceField {
double binSpikeRates[100];
int nNewSpikes;
Pos *posAtNewSpike;
}
Two options:
Spike input thread
void acceptSpike(PlaceField *pf, Pos *p){
pf->nNewSpikes++;
pf->posAtNewSpike[s.nNewSpikes] = copy_pf(p);
}
Reconstruction / Spike merger thread
PosEst *doBayes(PlaceField *pf[], int nPf)
{
PosEst *pe = createPosEstimate(pf,nPf);
for (int n = 0; n < nPf; n++){
writeSpikesToField(pf[n]);
resetNewSpikes(pf[n]);
}
}
STM
monad:>>=
to glue together independent STM actions-- Full 3D position data.
data Position = Position
{ _posTime :: !ExperimentTime
, _location :: !Location
, _angle :: !Angle
, _heading :: !Double
, _speed :: !Double
, _posConfidence :: !PosConf
, _headingHistory :: [Double]
, _speedHistory :: [Double]
, _lastGoodTime :: !ExperimentTime
, _lastGoodLoc :: !Location
}
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Generic)
-- Position/segment relationship
data TrackPos = TrackPos
{ _trackBin :: !TrackBin
, _trackDir :: !TrackDirection
, _trackEcc :: !TrackEccentricity
} deriving (Eq, Ord, Show)
-- Directional & spatial track segment
data TrackBin = TrackBin
{ _binNam :: !String
, _binLoc :: !Location
, _binDir :: !Double -- radians
, _binA :: !Double --
, _binZ :: !Double
, _binWid :: !Double
}
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show)
-- Track is a list of segments
data Track = Track
{ _trackBins :: [TrackBin]}
deriving (Eq, Show)
-- Field: Any function over TrackPos's
type Field a = Map.Map TrackPos a
main = ds <- newTVar :: IO DecoderState
mapM_ (\f -> async (parseToStream f >-> updateWithSpike ds)) spikeFiles >>=
async (parseToStream posFile >-> updateWithPos ds) >>=
async (stepDecoderLoop ds) >>=
async (stepVisualization ds)
Essence of the stateful part of the decoder
Every other function in the system is a function it the math sense: stateless relationship between argument and return value


Ben F. Maier
- Full CV
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- benmaier.org
- Copenhagen & Berlin
I’m a post-doctoral researcher using computational methods to study how humans interact with each other and the world and how that influences society. I have a decade of experience performing quantitative research regarding infectious-disease modeling, network theory, and data science as well as broader interset in complex systems, educational outreach, and algorithmic arts. Having a background in physics, I’m trained in analyzing and visualizing big data sets as well as searching for the fundamental mechanisms that shape a system’s behavior. My current position is with Sune Lehmann in Copenhagen. Previously, I was involved in work that helped shaping Germany’s response to the pandemic at Robert Koch Institute.
You’re cordially invited to investigate my full CV if you’re interested in further information.
Selected Publications
Estimating the share of SARS-CoV-2-immunologically naïve individuals in Germany up to June 2022
B. F. Maier*, A. H. Rose, A. Burdinski, P. Klamser, H. Neuhauser, O. Wichmann, L. Schaade, L. H. Wieler, D. Brockmann
Modeling the impact of the Omicron infection wave in Germany
B. F. Maier*, A. Burdinski, M. Wiedermann, M. an der Heiden, T. Harder, O. Wichmann, F. Schlosser, D. Brockmann
Germany's fourth COVID-19 wave was mainly driven by the unvaccinated
B. F. Maier*, M. Wiedermann, A. Burdinski, P. Klamser, M. A. Jenny, C. Betsch, D. Brockmann
- arXiv: 2111.12806
- doi: 10.1038/s43856-022-00176-7
Understanding the impact of digital contact tracing during the COVID-19 pandemic
A. Burdinski*, D. Brockmann, B. F. Maier*
Effective containment explains subexponential growth in recent confirmed COVID-19 cases in China
B. F. Maier*, D. Brockmann
COVID-19 lockdown induces structural changes in mobility networks — Implication for mitigating disease dynamics
F. Schlosser*, B. F. Maier, D. Hinrichs, A. Zachariae, D. Brockmann
Combining clinical epidemiology, NGS-based analysis and modeling approaches to reveal transmission dynamics of vancomycin-resistant enterococci in a high risk population within a tertiary care hospital
B. Neumann*, J. K. Bender, B. F. Maier, A. Wittig, S. Fuchs, T. Semmler, D. Brockmann, H. Einsele, S. Kraus, L. H. Wieler, U. Vogel, G. Werner
Cover time for random walks on arbitrary complex networks
B. F. Maier*, D. Brockmann
Selected Open-Source Software
epipack
github.com/benmaier/epipack, Build epidemiological models for analytical and numerical analyses as well as network simulations
netwulf
github.com/benmaier/netwulf, Interactive visualizations of networks
tacoma
github.com/benmaier/tacoma, C++ and Python package for the analysis and simulation of temporal networks in continuous time
cMHRN
github.com/benmaier/cMHRN, fast creation of modular-hierarchical, power-law, and regular small-world networks
QSuite
github.com/benmaier/qsuite, a command-line interface for efficient management and analysis of simulations on compute clusters
binpacking
github.com/benmaier/binpacking, optimal distribution of weights to containers
fisheye
github.com/benmaier/fisheye, JavaScript library for local magnification of data in visualizations