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Besides the sequencing of goals and clauses, Prolog provides one other very important facility for specifying control information. This is the cut, written `!'. It is inserted in the program just like a goal, but is not to be regarded as part of the logic of the program and should be ignored as far as the declarative semantics is concerned.
The effect of the cut is as follows. When first encountered as a goal, cut succeeds immediately. If backtracking should later return to the cut, the effect is to fail the parent goal, i.e. the goal that matched the head of the clause containing the cut, and caused the clause to be activated. In other words, the cut operation commits the system to all choices made since the parent goal was invoked, and causes other alternatives to be discarded. The goals thus rendered determinate are the parent goal itself, any goals occurring before the cut in the clause containing the cut, and any subgoals that were executed during the execution of those preceding goals.
For example, the procedure
member(X, [X|L]). member(X, [Y|L]) :- member(X, L).
can be used to test whether a given term is in a list:
| ?- member(b, [a,b,c]).
returns the answer `yes'. The procedure can also be used to extract elements from a list, as in
| ?- member(X, [d,e,f]).
With backtracking this will successively return each element of the list. Now suppose that the first clause had been written instead:
member(X, [X|L]) :- !.
In this case, the second call above would extract only the first element of the list (`d'). On backtracking, the cut would immediately fail the entire procedure.
Another example:
x :- p, !, q. x :- r.
This is analogous to “if p then q else r” in an Algol-like language.
Note that a cut discards all the alternatives subsequent to the parent goal, even when the cut appears within a disjunction. This means that the normal method for eliminating a disjunction—by defining an extra predicate—cannot be applied to a disjunction containing a cut.
A proper use of the cut is usually a major difficulty for new Prolog programmers. The usual mistakes are to over-use cut, and to let cuts destroy the logic.  We would like to advise all users to follow these general rules. Also see Writing Efficient Programs.
To illustrate the last issue, suppose that you want to write a
predicate max/3
that finds the greater of two numbers. The
pure version is:
max(X, Y, X) :- X >= Y. max(X, Y, Y) :- X < Y.
Now since the two conditions are mutually exclusive, we can add a green cut to the first clause:
max(X, Y, X) :- X >= Y, !. max(X, Y, Y) :- X < Y.
Furthermore, if the X >= Y
test fails we know that X < Y
must be true, and therefore it is tempting to turn the green cut into
a red one and drop the X < Y
test:
max(X, Y, X) :- X >= Y, !. max(X, Y, Y).
Unfortunately, this version of max/3
can give wrong answers,
for example:
| ?- max(10, 0, 0). yes
The reason is that the query doesn't match the head of the first
clause, and so we never executed the X >= Y
test. When we
dropped the X < Y
test, we made the mistake of assuming that
the head of the first clause would match any query. This is an example
of a predicate that is not steadfast. A steadfast version is:
max(X, Y, Z) :- X >= Y, !, Z = X. max(X, Y, Y).


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usb-devices
Section: Linux USB Utilities (1)Updated: 23 June 2009
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
usb-devices - print USB device detailsSYNOPSIS
usb-devicesDESCRIPTION
usb-devices is a (bash) shell script that can be used to display details of USB buses in the system and the devices connected to them.The output of the script is similar to the usb/devices file available either under /proc/bus (if usbfs is mounted), or under /sys/kernel/debug (if debugfs is mounted there). The script is primairily intended to be used if the file is not available.
In contrast to the usb/devices file, this script only lists active interfaces (those marked with a "*" in the usb/devices file) and their endpoints.
Be advised that there can be differences in the way information is sorted, as well as in the format of the output.
RETURN VALUE
If sysfs is not mounted, a non-zero exit code is returned.FILES
- /sys/bus/usb/devices/usb*
- The part of the sysfs tree the script walks through to assemble the printed information.
- /proc/bus/usb/devices
- Location where the usb/devices file can normally be found for Linux kernels before 2.6.31, if usbfs is mounted.
- /sys/kernel/debug/usb/devices
-
Location where the usb/devices file can normally be found for
Linux kernel 2.6.31 and later, if debugfs is mounted.
SEE ALSO
lsusb(8), usbview(8).AUTHORS
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Thinking about things that we don't usually find time tothink about is key. For example instead of just meeting some co-workers, think about how you are going to approach them, what they want and how they may feel if you say certain things. This gives you an immediate advantage. Think postively. If you are potentially going to approach someone with conflict, think about trying to make that person happy. this will mean that you are able to go in with a much better outlook.
Another thing that I vaguely knew already is that EI is found to play a lot more importance in a workplace in terms of performance compared to IQ. Out of the top six attributes of a performer, only two were IQ specific and the other four were related to EI.
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Project: Solving Einstein's Puzzle with Python-Constraint
I’ve known about this problem for a very long time now, and I solved it manually years ago, but it took ages. Also known by other names such as Einstein’s Puzzle, the Zebra Puzzle is a logic puzzle that gives you a set of clues and ask you to thus deduce who owns the zebra.
Here is the original puzzle from Life International in 1962:
1. There are five houses.
2. The Englishman lives in the red house.
3. The Spaniard owns the dog.
4. Coffee is drunk in the green house.
5. The Ukrainian drinks tea.
6. The green house is immediately to the right of the ivory house.
7. The Old Gold smoker owns snails.
8. Kools are smoked in the yellow house.
9. Milk is drunk in the middle house.
10. The Norwegian lives in the first house.
11. The man who smokes Chesterfields lives in the house next to the man with the fox.
12. Kools are smoked in the house next to the house where the horse is kept.
13. The Lucky Strike smoker drinks orange juice.
14. The Japanese smokes Parliaments.
15. The Norwegian lives next to the blue house.
Now, who drinks water? Who owns the zebra?
In the interest of clarity, it must be added that each of the five houses is painted a different color, and their inhabitants are of different national extractions, own different pets, drink different beverages and smoke different brands of American cigarettes. One other thing: in statement 6, right means your right.
To solve this problem, I remembered a Python library that I had seen a while ago. It was called python-constraint and it’s perfect for this type of problem. Basically, you generate a large library of possibilities and add constraints so that it reduces the size of the library.
After following the tutorial, it was fairly easy to write the code to solve the Zebra Puzzle:
Here was what it produced:
The number represents each house, from left to right. This matches the solution on the wikipedia page, so thus it works.


more than a decade ago my party gave me their trust and elected me as leader. to lead them in developing and delivering new policy for the new challanges of the age. a decade ago, you the british people, gave me your trust, to lead this nation when you elected me prime minister. you gave endorsed me and gave my party a mandate to govern.
government, it is said, is about delivering the possible. policy is what is possible. that's not my view of government. government policy is not what is possible, it is about what is made possible. our shared principles of social democratic justice have made the policy of this government possible. unity of values, strength in purpose. a government that makes things possible; an enabling state. now let me tell you what has been made possible over the last decade under my leadership.
I said I would be tough on crime, tough on the causes on crime. And this had led to interventions in communities making a real difference, improving the quality of life for people, reducing crime, reducing disorder, reducing fear. returning to the british people the trust they placed in me.
I said I would seek out poverty. My government has for the last decade delivered policy targeting poverty, lifting children out of deprivation, paying a decent minimum wage, ending degrading means testing. we have raised the general level of wealth and prosperity of the people of this nation, repaying the trust they placed in me
my leadership of this government has ensured we delivered on our commitments. Earning again and again, for second and then a historic third term, the trust of the british people.
I make no apology for policy mandate endorsed by the great british people at general election. I make no apology for continuing to meet the challenges that we face today with policy based on my principles, endorsed by majority and giving me and this party government.
policy is not developed from gazing in a crystal ball, nor a problems solved with a simple wave of a magic wand
policy has failed.
decade of delivery, deluge of disapprobation.
my values have not changed. I do not see my party as having changed. while there is a cruel wind blowing, weakening the resolve of some in my own party in staying the course, I have not led my party into a storm. modernisation is not an event, its a process and we must continue to renew and revive.


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Total Time: 25 min | Prep: 10 min | Cook: 15 min
Yield: 4 servings
Step 1
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add the penne and cook as the label directs. Reserve 1/2 cup cooking water, then drain the pasta. Empty the tomatoes into a bowl and crush with your hands.
Step 2
Meanwhile, melt the butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the shallots and cook, stirring occasionally, until slightly softened, about 3 minutes. Add the garlic and red pepper flakes and cook, stirring, 30 seconds. Remove from the heat and stir in the vodka, tomatoes and salt to taste. Return the skillet to medium heat and simmer, stirring often, until the alcohol cooks off, about 7 minutes. Stir in the heavy cream and cook until the sauce thickens slightly, about 3 minutes. Stir in the parmesan and basil.
Step 3
Add the pasta to the sauce and toss to combine, adding some of the reserved cooking water to loosen, if needed. Season with salt. Serve topped with more parmesan and basil.


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Born before the war, I was still a boy
when Union soldiers strutted along
the Streets of Nashville with their
glinting guns, and at nine, poverty drove me
to the corner of Fourth and Union where
on long sunny days I stood patiently,
holding steady the lens of a device
that captured the sun, in order that
my employer’s photographs could
be enlarged. But it was at night
my true work was done, gazing
towards the heavens. I will never forget
the day a book fell into my hand that
told me how the Greeks and Arabs
had already been about this same business,
and so I learned the names of things.
My first telescope was made from a
broken spyglass found in the street.
I did not search for reward but what luck
that the Warner Prize then considered
each newly discovered comet to be worth
200.00! One comet bought my house lot,
and just as I grew anxious, another appeared
to help pay off my loan.
Eventually, I drew up my courage, enquiring
if there might be a place for me at Vanderbilt.
When Mr. Newcomb gently said ‘no,’
citing my lack of education in math,
I nodded, then quietly drew myself behind
one of the state capitol columns and wept.
Eventually, they invited me to live on a
small house on campus, understanding
somehow that love is its own expertise.
I took classes, and continued the work I had
always done, charting the skies, mapping
the Milky Way, in cold seasons wearing
animals on my arms: a reindeer hide
coat that more than once led me to surmise
how the ancestors of these stitched skins
must have tracked miles and miles over
the hills, December evenings, nostril fumes
rising above their antlers and then up
into the unsurpassable territory.
“Let me,” said I, “Speak til I can speak no
more.” To urge the weak to better thoughts.
Once I only spoke in the pulpit, admonishing,
but then I became convinced I must go
to halls and meeting places—that part of the fold
which would never come in on its own accord.
Old Deacon Slaw gave me trouble for it at first, angered
that I would even dare compare our systems to that
of the motley Orangutan! Yet said I, the Designer
who made us varied and diverse is not above copying
certain methodologies, and what harm befalls our
unique place in creation if our alimentary needs
slightly compare to those of other creatures?
I would preach out of the gospels and epistles, yet
would return to my one theme at any spare hour.
For yes, though our Lord taught that foodstuffs
coming into a man’s mouth do not make him unclean,
but, rather, the envy, malice, and lust inside him,
could not these two things, traced at some lengths,
be somewhat connected? So I traveled and I preached
against the tea, coffee, and tobacco, the cow milk of
cows fed on distillery mash. And though we ought to cry
for daily bread, I taught that bread must more than suffice,
the additives left out, along with the alum and chlorine—
its deceptive pleasing whiteness left for the moral inducing
timber of whole wheat. The milk should run also clear
of the chalk and plaster of Paris lies that stain it
a most unnatural hue. And I did not stop preaching,
nay even in Boston when the city bakers threatened
a riot, warning young men against the all too present
temptation to twiddle themselves, the excesses that
lead to coughs, loss of appetite, and failure of the liver
and kidneys; I also spoke to married couples of
the lassitude that comes of constant overindulging.
One day near the end of my life, when I was traveling
I got out of my carriage and spotted a brilliant blue
butterfly resting on the side of a dry goods store,
and drawn by the glorious sheen, I stepped closer,
only to find another shape resting directly underneath
the one, and I wondered in secret, tho not for the first time—
if our minds are to always run to far higher things, why
even the smallest specks have been fashioned against us.


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| check_avalibility/2 | Check avaliability for a product. |
| code_change/3 | Standard code_change callback. |
| handle_call/3 | Withdraw from fridge. |
| handle_cast/2 | Update InFridge status with newly bought products. |
| handle_info/2 | Handle any message to gen_server. |
| init/1 | |
| insert_product/2 | Insert product. |
| start/0 | |
| stop/0 | Stops the manager server. |
| terminate/2 | Standard terminate callback. |
| withdraw_product/2 | Withdraw products. |
check_avalibility(Name::atom(), Quantity::integer()) -> ok | {missing, {atom(), integer()}}
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code_change(OldVsn::any(), State::#{}, Extra::any()) -> {ok, #{}}
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handle_call(X1::{consume, atom(), integer()}, From::{pid(), term()}, InFridge::#{}) -> {reply, boolean(), #{}}
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handle_cast(X1::{bought, atom(), integer()}, InFridge::#{}) -> {noreply, #{}}
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handle_info(Info::any(), State::#{}) -> {noreply, #{}}
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init(X1) -> any()
insert_product(Name::atom(), Quantity::integer()) -> ok
Insert product
start() -> any()
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terminate(Reason::term(), State::#{}) -> ok
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Simulator class, handles the interaction and update of all vehicles in the environment
Data Members:
num_agents (int): number of agents in the environment
time_step (float): physics time step
agent_poses (np.ndarray(num_agents, 3)): all poses of all agents
agents (list[RaceCar]): container for RaceCar objects
collisions (np.ndarray(num_agents, )): array of collision indicator for each agent
collision_idx (np.ndarray(num_agents, )): which agent is each agent in collision with
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num_agents (int): number of agents in the environment
time_step (float, default=0.01): physics time step
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The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle
by Hugh Lofting
Part 6, Chapter 3: The Red Man's Science
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Lofting, H. (1922). The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle. London, England: Lippincott Publishing.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 4.2
- Word Count: 873
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, british literature, children's literature
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"LONG ARROW!" cried the Doctor. "How splendid! Show him in—show him in at once."
"I'm so glad," he continued, turning to us as soon as the footman had gone. "I've missed Long Arrow terribly. He's an awfully good man to have around—even if he doesn't talk much. Let me see: it's five months now since he went off to Brazil.  He does take such tremendous chances with that canoe of his—clever as he is. It's no joke, crossing a hundred miles of open sea in a twelve-foot canoe. I wouldn't care to try it."
Another knock; and when the door swung open in answer to the Doctor's call, there stood our big friend on the threshold, a smile upon his strong, bronzed face. Behind him appeared two porters carrying loads done up in Indian palm-matting. These, when the first salutations were over, Long Arrow ordered to lay their burdens down.
"Behold, oh Kindly One," said he, "I bring you, as I promised, my collection of plants which I had hidden in a cave in the Andes. These treasures represent the labors of my life."
The packages were opened; and inside were many smaller packages and bundles. Carefully they were laid out in rows upon the table.
It appeared at first a large but disappointing display. There were plants, flowers, fruits, leaves, roots, nuts, beans, honeys, gums, bark, seeds, bees and a few kinds of insects.
The study of plants—or botany, as it is called—was a kind of natural history which had never interested me very much. I had considered it, compared with the study of animals, a dull science. But as Long Arrow began taking up the various things in his collection and explaining their qualities to us, I became more and more fascinated. And before he had done I was completely absorbed by the wonders of the Vegetable Kingdom which he had brought so far.
"These," said he, taking up a little packet of big seeds, "are what I have called 'laughing-beans.'"
"What are they for?" asked Bumpo.
"To cause mirth," said the Indian.
Bumpo, while Long Arrow's back was turned, took three of the beans and swallowed them.
"Alas!" said the Indian when he discovered what Bumpo had done. "If he wished to try the powers of these seeds he should have eaten no more than a quarter of a one. Let us hope that he does not die of laughter."
The beans' effect upon Bumpo was most extraordinary. First he broke into a broad smile; then he began to giggle; finally he burst into such prolonged roars of hearty laughter that we had to carry him into the next room and put him to bed. The Doctor said afterwards that he probably would have died laughing if he had not had such a strong constitution. All through the night he gurgled happily in his sleep. And even when we woke him up the next morning he rolled out of bed still chuckling.
Returning to the Reception Room, we were shown some red roots which Long Arrow told us had the property, when made into a soup with sugar and salt, of causing people to dance with extraordinary speed and endurance. He asked us to try them; but we refused, thanking him. After Bumpo's exhibition we were a little afraid of any more experiments for the present.
There was no end to the curious and useful things that Long Arrow had collected: an oil from a vine which would make hair grow in one night; an orange as big as a pumpkin which he had raised in his own mountain-garden in Peru; a black honey (he had brought the bees that made it too and the seeds of the flowers they fed on) which would put you to sleep, just with a teaspoonful, and make you wake up fresh in the morning; a nut that made the voice beautiful for singing; a water-weed that stopped cuts from bleeding; a moss that cured snake-bite; a lichen that prevented sea-sickness.
The Doctor of course was tremendously interested. Well into the early hours of the morning he was busy going over the articles on the table one by one, listing their names and writing their properties and descriptions into a note-book as Long Arrow dictated.
"There are things here, Stubbins," he said as he ended, "which in the hands of skilled druggists will make a vast difference to the medicine and chemistry of the world. I suspect that this sleeping-honey by itself will take the place of half the bad drugs we have had to use so far. Long Arrow has discovered a pharmacopaeia of his own. Miranda was right: he is a great naturalist. His name deserves to be placed beside Linnaeus. Some day I must get all these things to England—But when," he added sadly—"Yes, that's the problem: when?"


The 2020's version of the course is over!
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The Fall 2020 Edition of the course Studies on Human Behaviour is delivered remotely, due to the current circumstances. The format is mixed, with some lessons delivered synchronously and some asynchronously. You will find Sync and Async tags in each lesson in the calendar.
A synchronous lesson is taught in real-time, with the professor and the class, via Zoom. All synchronous lectures will be recorded and made available on Moodle and on this website.
An asynchronous lesson is instead recordered by the professor before end and made available to the students on Moodle and on this website. You are not required to watch these lessons during the lessons hours, however we suggest you to do so because it helps keeping up with the workload.
The idea behind this course is that the students do most of the work during the course duration (up to December) because we believe this should yield considerably better results.
Studying human behaviour involves the analysis of real data about people. Data collection is then a crucial part of the whole process. For this reason, the students of the course will be taught and asked to collect data from their own smartphones via an application developed by the Knowdive group, ideally over a period of 2 weeks. Such data is the one that the students will analyse to generate insights for the final examination. In the calendar you can find the dates of the data collection and when the data will be made avilable (dates can still change). More details will be provided by the professors during the first lessons.
The course runs from September 21, 2020 till December 14, 2020 with the following schedule:
Mondays, 11:30-13:30
Thursday, 11:30-13:30
Always check the official University calendar on Moodle.
The Zoom link for the video conference available on the Moodle platform at the University of Trento.
Interactive sessions are recorded and made available on the Internet for reference and support to other students. If you do not wish to be recorded, you can organize a meeting with one of the professors.
You might want to read the Instructions to understand how to take the course.
Notice also the titles and structure of the lessons yet to be delivered might change slightly . The rule of the thumb is: if there are links with materials, things won’t change; if there are no links to the materials, titles and content are just suggestions.
| Date | Id | Modality | Starts at | Zoom | Recordings | Material | Content of Lesson | Professor(s) |
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| 21 Sep, 2020 | L1 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (505435) | Video | Slides | Course Introduction. | I. Bison |
| Slides | Course Introduction. Projects organization. | F. Giunchiglia | ||||||
| Slides, Material | Course Introduction. Planning a project. | M. Busso | ||||||
| Slides | Course Introduction. Technical bits. | M. Zeni | ||||||
| 24 Sep, 2020 | L2 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (416928) | Video | Slides | Theory driven vs. Data driven vs. Knowledge Driven | I. Bison |
| 12:30 | Slides | Theory driven vs. Data driven vs. Knowledge Driven | F. Giunchiglia | |||||
| 28 Sep, 2020 | L3 | Async | - | - | Video | Slides | Why Human Behaviour? Why diversity? From a computer science perspective. | F. Giunchiglia |
| Sync | 12:30 | Link (930618) | Video | Slides, Material | Group formation, instructions and How to do a literature review. | M. Busso | ||
| 1 Oct, 2020 | L4 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (491859) | Video | Slides | Why Human Behaviour? Why diversity? From a sociological perspective. | I. Bison |
| Slides, Material | How to write a research project 1st Part. | M. Busso | ||||||
| 5 Oct, 2020 | L5 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (181624) | Video | Slides | Active data: Questionnaire for synchronic and diachronic data & Type of social data. | I. Bison |
| Slides, Material | How to prepare a questionnaire and how to write a research project 2nd Part. | M. Busso | ||||||
| 8 Oct, 2020 | L6 | Async | - | - | Video | Slides, i-Log video | Methods and tools for data collection. Passive data: smartphones or other devices. | M. Zeni |
| 12 Oct, 2020 | - | - | - | - | - | - | i-Log data collection starts. | - |
| 12 Oct, 2020 | L7 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (176999) | Video | - | Students Q/A | I. Bison, F. Giunchiglia, M. Busso, M. Zeni |
| 15 Oct, 2020 | L8 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (170103) | Video | - | Groups: project plan discussion. | I. Bison, F. Giunchiglia, M. Busso, M. Zeni |
| 19 Oct, 2020 | L9 | Async | - | - | Video | Slides, Slides | Capture synchronic / diachronic self-report data (Lime survey). | M. Busso |
| 22 Oct, 2020 | L10 | Async | - | - | Video | Slides, Material | Instruments for data collection. Capture in-the-time data (diachronic and streaming data). | M. Zeni |
| 25 Oct, 2020 | - | - | - | - | - | - | i-Log data collection ends. | - |
| 26 Oct, 2020 | L11 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (668823) | Video | Slides | Sample design, sampling, and Field Experiment. | I. Bison |
| 29 Oct, 2020 | L12 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (680019) | Video | Slides | Sample design, sampling, and Field Experiment; The timing (frequencies) of data collection. | I. Bison |
| 29 Oct, 2020 | - | - | - | - | - | - | Limesurvey data collection starts. | - |
| 2 Nov, 2020 | L13 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (857461) | Video | - | Groups: data collection architecture. | I. Bison, F. Giunchiglia, M. Busso, M. Zeni |
| 5 Nov, 2020 | L14 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (957652) | Video | - | Groups: data collection architecture. | I. Bison, F. Giunchiglia, M. Busso, M. Zeni |
| 9 Nov, 2020 | L15 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (327999) | Video 1, Video 2 | Slides | The recruitment; Field supervising; Ethical & GDPR aspects. | Ronald Chenu Abente Acosta |
| 9 Nov, 2020 | - | - | - | - | - | - | Limesurvey data collection ends. | - |
| 12 Nov, 2020 | L16 | Async | - | - | Video | Slides | Data platforms for big data. | M. Zeni |
| 16 Nov, 2020 | L17 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (253851) | Video | Slides | Data Cleaning and Methods for Data preparation. | I. Bison |
| Async | - | - | Video | Slides | Data Cleaning and Methods for Data preparation. | M. Busso | ||
| 16 Nov, 2020 | - | - | - | - | - | - | Data from the i-Log data collection experiment is made available to the students. | - |
| 19 Nov, 2020 | L18 | Async | - | - | Video | Slides | Data cleaning and methods for data preparation. | M. Zeni |
| 23 Nov, 2020 | L19 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (506772) | Video | Slides | Synchronic and Diachronic statistical models. | I. Bison |
| 26 Nov, 2020 | L20 | Async | - | - | Video | Slides, Material | Sensor data analysis. | M. Zeni |
| 30 Nov, 2020 | L21 | ? | 11:30 | ? | Video | Slides | Find regularity, patterns, ... | I. Bison |
| 3 Dec, 2020 | L22 | ? | 11:30 | ? | Video | Slides | Network models. | I. Bison |
| 7 Dec, 2020 | - | - | - | - | - | - | No lecture, holiday | - |
| 10 Dec, 2020 | L23 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (292050) | Video | - | Final groups presentations | I. Bison, F. Giunchiglia, M. Busso, M. Zeni |
| 14 Dec, 2020 | L24 | Sync | 11:30 | Link (699977) | Video | - | Final groups presentations | I. Bison, F. Giunchiglia, M. Busso, M. Zeni |
The aim of this course is to study the behaviour of people. The course is data intensive and hands on. It covers all the phases from experiment design, data collection, data preparation and data analysis. After a brief theoretical introduction, the course will consist of running real world experiments, on large amounts of data. The exam will consist of presenting the results of the experiment in a public presentation. This inter-disciplinary course bridges competences in sociology, ethics and computer science.
TBD...
People interested in knowing more details about what we do in this course can refer to these books:
Mainly about Data Science:
Bishop, Christopher M. Pattern recognition and machine learning. springer, 2006.
Grus, Joel. Data science from scratch: first principles with python. O'Reilly Media, 2019.
VanderPlas, Jake. Python data science handbook: Essential tools for working with data. O'Reilly Media, 2016.
Mainly about systems and frameworks for Big Data:
Carpenter, Jeff, and Eben Hewitt. Cassandra: the definitive guide: distributed data at web scale. O'Reilly Media, 2020.
Chambers, Bill, and Matei Zaharia. Spark: The definitive guide: Big data processing made simple. O'Reilly Media, 2018.
The examination consists in the preparation of a written paper that will be presented at the end of the course in December.
The slots when the paper has to be presented are highlithed in the calendar.
IMPORTANT: You must register to ESSE3 in order to take part to the written exam. The registration (mandatory) concludes the exam.
| Team # | Members | Title | Presentation date | Paper | Slides | Video |
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| Group 1 | Marta Fattorel, Eric Solinas, Isabella Dario | Research title | 11 Dec, 2020 | Paper | Slides | Video |
| Group 2 | Shaun Mcnaughton, Javier Pena Roncero, Beatrice Olivari, Xiaoyue Li | Research title | 14 Dec, 2020 | Paper | Slides | Video |
| Group 3 | Marco Tonin, Danis Nikolas Griffith, Haonan Zhao | Research title | 14 Dec, 2020 | Paper | Slides |
Multiple positions are available as 150h and internships. They should be considered as the first part of a research project and thesis with the Knowdive group. The general activities of the group are listed on the website (http://knowdive.disi.unitn.it/), while activities already scheduled and available now can be found at http://knowdive.disi.unitn.it/work-with-us/. The 150h activities have variable length and are strictly related to software development: for this reason, knowledge of software development with at least onr programming language is a must. All the activities can also be carried on in a remote fashion.
Anyone interested in these opportunities can send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>providing already information about preferences in terms of topics or activities (if known). For 150h activities it is important to provide information about known programming languages with the corresponding level, a value in the range [1 - 5] where 1= basic knowledge, 5= advanced knowledge.
The applications to the “150 ore” program can be done at the link: https://www.unitn.it/servizi/224/collaborazioni-studenti-150-ore Notice that the deadline for applications for the A.Y 2020-2021 is September 30, 2020


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2018 Quran Contest
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The Quran contest goal is to encourage all Muslims to learn and memorize Quran using proper rules of Tajweed and to make the speech of Allah SWT near and dear to their heart.
The registration begins on Tuesday June 5 and ends on Sunday August 5 2018.
Quran Contest Schedule
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- Registration form can be filled online only. The registration deadline is July 2 2018.
- The registration fee is $15.00 (nonrefundable) per contestant. The registration fee should be paid on the day of contest to cover cost of organizing the contest. The fees are not used for the financial awards given to the first, second and third place winners.
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- Boys and girls will not be judged separately, there will be at least one female judge in all categories.
- Incorrect information on date of birth may disqualify the contestant.
- Younger contestants can compete in higher level according to their abilities.
- During testing, contestant may be asked to recite any part(s) of the Surahs that they have memorized including the bonus Surah.
- Grade of the bonus Surah would only be considered to break a tie.
- Performance is based on Memorization, Tarteel (rules of Tajweed) and Pronunciation.
- Following Grading criteria will be followed:
First Place 85% - 100% Second Place 70% - 84% Third Place 60% - 69% - Top scorers will get the first, second and third places i.e. all three contestants can achieve scores in the range of 85% - 100%
- A Hifdh student is one who is attending a full time or weekend hifhd school or doing hifdh through private tutoring or home schooling then he/she must register in the very advance category. Additionally, if he/she has memorized more than 5 Ajza then he/she must enroll in the very advance category. Anyone who has memorized the entire Quran then he/she must enroll in the Huffadh category.
Every registered participant should have received the Quran Contest Schedule based on their selected category. Please send email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you have any questions or have not yet received any email about the Quran Contest.
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DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, THE (director: Robert Wise; screenwriters: Edmund H. North/based on the story "Farewell to the Master" by Harry Bates; cinematographer: Leo Tover; editor: William H. Reynolds; cast: Michael Rennie (Klaatu), Patricia Neal (Helen Benson), Billy Gray (Bobby Benson), Hugh Marlowe (Tom Stevens), Sam Jaffe (Dr. Barnhardt), Dorothy Neumann (Hilda, Barnhardt's Secretary), Lock Martin (Gort); Runtime: 92; 1951)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
This is a well crafted sci-fi film from the 1950s, that became a cult favorite and helped generate interest in the sci-fi film as a popular genre. It had a well-intentioned liberal message in the face of the time's McCarthy witch hunts, it only lacked an edge to its straightforward rational call for world peace and an end to the nuclear arms race.
The film will always be remembered for Patricia Neil saving the world by saying to the eight-foot metallic robot who is about to destroy the world because his master was shot by the U.S. Army, "Gort! Klaatu barada nikto."
Michael Rennie is Klaatu, the sleekly tailored alien, dressed in a silver suit to match the color of the flying saucer, who has come from outer space to save the world from its petty strifes by delivering a pacifist message. The world is now a more dangerous place because of the Atomic Bomb and its potential use to blow up the world, as Rennie is made into a refined Christ-like figure who has come 250 million miles to tell the world leaders and the scientists that if they can't settle their differences on this planet, his world has authorized the robots they created to act as world policemen to destroy those who can't live in peace.
This intelligent and humanitarian film plays like a Christian allegory. Klaatu even uses the alias Mr. Carpenter, an obvious reference to Christ.
The film opens with a flying saucer landing in Washington, D.C. and Klaatu stepping outside with an offering of peace, and as he reaches into his spacesuit for a gift for the President, he is shot in the shoulder by an antsy soldier. Meanwhile, Gort does his thing, by opening up the visor on his helmet and shooting cosmic rays at the Army tanks and bazookas, completely disintegrating them. The Defense Department didn't like the film's message, so they failed to cooperate in the filming, but the Washington National Guard gave its approval, so all the troops and equipment came from them.
Klaatu recovers from the gunshot in Walter Reed Hospital after the bullet is removed and by self-healing he miraculously closes the wound, which startles the doctors, who realize how backward their technology is compared to the spaceman's. When security locks him in his hospital room, he easily escapes and as a fugitive ends up boarding at the wholesome Benson family's house, living incognito. Patricia Neal is the widow Helen Benson and Billy Gray is her young son Bobby. The kid bonds with the kind-hearted alien and takes him on a tour of Washington, where they go to Arlington National Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial, and then the kid takes him to meet the smartest man in the world, Dr. Barnhardt (Jaffe). But the scientist is not home, so Klaatu breaks into his home and corrects a mathematical problem the scientist is working on, and leaves a note requesting that the Einstein-like scientist meet him.
Klaatu's request for a world meeting has already been turned down by the world leaders as being impractical. But Klaatu tells Barnhardt when he meets him, that he will show the world that he means business about how important this meeting is, and as a demonstration of alien power, the world's electrical power supply is shut off for a half hour, except for hospitals and airplanes in flight. But the government only becomes more hostile and when Helen's boyfriend (Hugh Marlowe) betrays him in order to gain personal glory, the alien is shot by the military. That is when Helen, following his instructions, goes to Gort for help. Gort revives the dead alien, and before Klaatu goes home, he tells the scientists convened for their meeting, his urgent message of peace for the Earth or else the Earth will be destroyed.
Lock Martin played Gort. He was the 7'7'' doorman employed at Grauman's Chinese Theater and recruited to play the robot. Bernard Herrmann's brilliantly haunting musical score aided in capturing the alien atmosphere of the story. It's hard to argue with the rational message delivered, I just wished the film took on the politics of the scientists sleeping in the same bed with the government, who are just as much a detriment to world peace as the xenophobic media and the cowardly bunch of world leaders. Robert Wise (West Side Story) should be credited with another great film in his long and distinguished career.
REVIEWED ON 7/11/2000 GRADE: B+
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{% include JB/setup %}
Show how easy jQuery.Color makes working with colors. You can seamlessly switch between
RGB and HSL color spaces and use the one which works best for the type of manipulation you need
to achieve. In this example, I want to incrementally change the lightness of the color until
it is either white or black. I created colors using names, hash values, rgb(), and hsl() - all
conveniently parsed by the plugin. jQuery UI uses this plugin to before color animation effects.
However, you can also use it separately since its maintained independantly of jQuery UI
(
github.com/jquery/jquery-color)
or, if you use jQuery UI, its already there.
As of writing this example, the plugin does not handle converting RGB white to HSL white correctly.
The saturation of all grey-scale colors should be 0%
(
based on the Wikipedia).
If white uses 100% saturation, changing its lightness from 100% will result in shades of red:
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This page uses the fix I've proposed to handle the conversion properly.


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Lints the given text, which is expected to be an entire assembly file fun lint(text: String): Array<LintError> |


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ChemE 40 is the first chemical engineering class offered at the undergraduate level. Students will be introduced to the field with fundamental topics including mass and energy balances, economics, and phases. The class emphasizes collaboration and attendance to discussions and lectures. Homeworks are assigned weekly, and there is a final design project at the end of the course. No prior knowledge required.
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1 hour of lecture per week (including 1 hour for lab lecture), 1.5 hours of discussion per week (MANDATORY).
This class is required for chemical engineering majors. It is offered both fall and spring semesters, with the fall semester being dominantly transfer students. This class should be taken during the first year of the major.
Although the class is two units, the workload is definitely more, so be prepared to put in around 3-4 units of work. Otherwise, ChemE 40 is a good introduction to the field, but keep in mind that this class is easier than the other chemical engineering courses you will take, especially if you are planning to switch majors.
The homeworks are definitely a lot more difficult than what is presented in lecture and discussion. I found it helpful to follow up on the readings (which wasn’t hard since there wasn’t a lot) and going to office hours. This course has an abundant of GSIs (usually around 15), so take advantage of all the help you can get for the problem sets. The midterm is generally harder than the final, but the midterm is not weighted much, usually even less than homeworks.
Discussions are mandatory, and lectures are mandatory in the fact that there will be occasional pop quizzes. There is a lot of opportunity for extra credit in this class, so take advantage of this.
Written by: Justin Yeung
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- Google announced Pixel phones will be regularly updated with new features.
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- This opens the door for more frequent performance improvements.
On December 9, Google announced the first feature drop for its Pixel smartphones, and in addition to new features that will be visible to users, Google also updated the way Pixel phones handle memory management. Google says the new memory update "proactively compresses cached applications so that users can run multiple applications at the same time — like games, streaming content and more." Specifically, Google calls out improvements to gaming and streaming content, but did not offer further details.
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While the first feature drop also offered updates to Google Duo video calls and a handful of other tweaks to system apps and features, the memory improvement marks a significant step forward for Google's update plans. In the (distant) past, updates to system features like memory management would be bundled into a larger update. By parsing updates into smaller pieces and offering them through a simpler download procedure, Google can sidestep these lengthy carrier-enforced delays.
Google says these features are already rolling out and all Pixel devices will get the new memory management. No plans were announced for future system-level updates, but Google says to expect these on a "regular basis."
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****===The right way to do binary file I/O===****
1) Define your building blocks
Binary files are, at their core, nothing more than a series of bytes. This means that anything larger than a byte (read: nearly everything) needs to be defined in terms of bytes. For most basic types this is simple.
C++ offers a few integral types that are commonly used. There's
char
,
short
,
int
and
long
(among others).
The problem with these types is that their size is not well defined. int might be 8 bytes on one machine, but only 4 bytes on another. The only one that's consistent is char... which is guaranteed to always be 1 byte.
For your files, you'll need to define your own integral types.
Here are some basics:
u8 = unsigned 8-bit (1 byte) (ie: unsigned char)
u16 = unsigned 16-bit (2 bytes) (ie: unsigned short -- usually)
u32 = unsigned 32-bit (4 bytes) (ie: unsigned int -- usually)
s8, s16, s32 = signed version of the above
u8 and s8 are both 1 byte, so they don't really need to be defined. They can just be stored "as is". But for larger types you need to pick an endianness.
Let's go with little endian for this example, which means a 2-byte variable (u16) is going to be stored low byte first, and high byte second. So the value
0x1122
will be seen in the file as
22 11
when the file is examined in a hex editor.
An example way to safely read/write u16's with iostream:
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u16 ReadU16(istream& file)
{
u16 val;
u8 bytes[2];
file.read( (char*)bytes, 2 ); // read 2 bytes from the file
val = bytes[0] | (bytes[1] << 8); // construct the 16-bit value from those bytes
return val;
}
void WriteU16(ostream& file, u16 val)
{
u8 bytes[2];
// extract the individual bytes from our value
bytes[0] = (val) & 0xFF; // low byte
bytes[1] = (val >> 8) & 0xFF; // high byte
// write those bytes to the file
file.write( (char*)bytes, 2 );
}
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u32 would be the same way, but you would break it down and reconstruct it in 4 bytes rather than 2.
2) Define your complex types
Strings are the main one here, so that's what I'll go over.
There are a few ways to store strings.
1) You can say they are fixed width. IE: your strings will be stored with a width of 128 bytes. If the actual string is shorter, the file will be padded. If the actual string is longer, the data written to the file will be truncated (lost).
- advantages: easiest to implement
- cons: inefficient use of file space if you have lots of small strings, strings have a restrictive maximum length.
2) You can use the c-string 'null terminator' to mark the end of the string
- advantages: strings of any length.
- disadvantages: cannot have null characters embedded in your strings. If your strings contain a null character when written, it will cause the file to be loaded incorrectly. Probably the most difficult to implement
3) You can write a u32 specifying the length of the string, then write the string data after it.
- advantages: strings of any length, can contain any characters (even nulls).
- disadvantages: 4 extra bytes for each string makes it ever so slightly less space efficient than approach #2 (but not really).
I tend to prefer option #3. Here's an example of how to reliably read/write strings to a binary file:
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string ReadString(istream& file)
{
u32 len = ReadU32(file);
char* buffer = new char[len];
file.read(buffer, len);
string str( buffer, len );
delete[] buffer;
return str;
}
void WriteString(istream& file, string str)
{
u32 len = str.length();
WriteU32(file, len);
file.write( str.c_str(), len );
}
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vectors/lists/etc could be handled same way. You start by writing the size as a u32, then you read/write that many individual elements to the file.
3) Define your file format
This is the meat. Now that you have your terms defined, you can construct how you want your file to look. I break out a text editor and outline it on a page that looks something like this:
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char[4] header "MyFi" - identifies this file as my kind of file
u32 version 1 for this version of the spec
u32 foo some data
string bar some more data
vector<u16> baz some more data
...
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This outlines how the file will look/behave. Say for example you look at this file in a hex editor and you see this:
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4D 79 46 69 01 00 00 00 06 94 00 00 03 00 00 00
4D 6F 6F 02 00 00 00 EF BE 0D F0
| |
Since the file format is so clearly defined, just examing this file will tell you exactly what the file contains.
First 4 bytes:
4D 79 46 69
- these are the ascii codes for the string "MyFi", which identifies this file as our kind of file (as opposed to a wav or mp3 file or something, which would have a different header)
Next 4 bytes:
01 00 00 00
- the literal value of 1, indicating this file is 'version 1'. Should you decide to revise this file format later, you can use this version number to support reading of older files.
Next 4 bytes are for our 'foo' data:
06 94 00 00
means that foo==0x9406
After that is a string ('bar'). string starts with 4 bytes to indicate the length:
03 00 00 00
indicating a length of 3. So the next 3 bytes
4D 6F 6F
form the ascii data for the string (in this case: "Moo")
After that is our vector ('baz'). Same idea... start with 4 bytes to indicate length:
02 00 00 00
, indicating a length of 2
Then there are 2 u16's in the file. The first one is
EF BE
(0xBEEF), and the second one is
0D F0
(0xF00D)
You'll find that all common binary file formats like .zip, .rar, .mp3, .wav, .bmp, etc, etc are defined this way. It leaves absolutely nothing to chance.
Credits to Disch, who wrote all this, and I just copied it in here because:
(Disch wrote this in the post after the one with the above tutorial)
I really should just make these articles instead of forum posts. Gargle. Anyone want to transcribe this to an article for me? I'm too lazy to do it now.
Well Disch, I transcribed this to an article for you! Hope everyone likes it!


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Disk size for the host in GiB (at least 10);
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At the moment, the easiest way to install Jiffy is to pull down the binary distribution matching your build environment from the latest release area in the jiffy repository. There you will find builds of the jiffy executable for the following GOOS and GOARCH combinations.
| GOOS | GOARCH | FILE |
|---|---|---|
| darwin | amd64 | jiffy-darwin-amd64.tar.gz |
| linux | amd64 | jiffy-linux-amd64.tar.gz |
| linux | arm | jiffy-linux-arm.tar.gz |
| linux | arm64 | jiffy-linux-arm64.tar.gz |
| linux | mips64 | jiffy-linux-mips64.tar.gz |
| linux | ppc64 | jiffy-linux-ppc64.tar.gz |
| linux | s390x | jiffy-linux-s390x.tar.gz |
| freebsd | amd64 | jiffy-freebsd-amd64.tar.gz |
| freebsd | arm | jiffy-freebsd-arm.tar.gz |
| openbsd | amd64 | jiffy-openbsd-amd64.tar.gz |
| openbsd | arm | jiffy-openbsd-arm.tar.gz |
This list is not exhaustive. If your GOOS/GOARCH are not found in this list, you may build jiffy from source by following the instructions in the next section.
Once downloaded, you may extract the ‘jiffy’ binary to a location anywhere in your $PATH, (/usr/local/bin is typical). Once the ‘jiffy’ binary has been moved to its new home, open a new terminal window and use the which command to ensure that the binary is in the $PATH.
tar -xvf jiffy-linux-amd64.tar.gz
mv jiffy /usr/local/bin
which jiffy -a
If which cannot find the jiffy binary (or finds the wrong one!), make sure that your $PATH environment variable is set correctly, and maybe remove versions that were previously installed.
To install Jiffy from source use go get on the command-line to pull the latest version from github as shown below:
go get -u github.com/1414C/jiffy
The go get command will pull the master branch of the Jiffy github repository into your $GOPATH/src/github.com folder, as well as any dependencies referenced by the Jiffy source code. The -u flag is included to instruct go get to check for and pull updates to Jiffy packages and their dependencies based on the content of the project’s go.mod file.
Once the Jiffy source code and dependencies have been installed into the $GOPATH, make can be used to compile a binary from the Jiffy sources and install it in /usr/local/bin. Open a terminal window, switch to $GOPATH/src/github.com/1414C/jiffy and run make install-mac or make install-linux as shown below. make install-mac and make install-linux both build for a GOARCH=amd64. If you need to build for another architecture, edit the Makefile accordingly. Check the all section of the Makefile; you can probably just copy one of the existing entries as these are used to generate the binary_distributions tree.
make install-mac or
make install-linux
This will result in the creation of a binary file named ‘jiffy’ and its subsequent installation in /usr/local/bin. You may move the ‘jiffy’ binary anywhere in your $PATH, but for now /usr/local/bin will be fine. Once the ‘jiffy’ binary has been moved to its new home, open a new terminal window and use the which command to ensure that the binary is in the $PATH.
which jiffy -a
If which cannot find the jiffy binary (or finds the wrong one!), make sure that your $PATH environment variable is set correctly, and maybe remove versions that were previously installed. Alternatively, Jiffy can be run directly from the source via ‘go run main.go … …'.