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CRASH A film review by Bryant Frazer Copyright 1997 Bryant Frazer
"It disturbs me. People with warped minds are going to like it, though." - Ted Turner on CRASH
Somewhere in the middle of CRASH, the remarkable new film from David Cronenberg, James Ballard (James Spader) is caught in traffic. The cars on the highway are at a standstill, stymied by an impact farther up the blacktop. Ballard is driving a vintage Lincoln Continental, the kind of convertible JFK rode through Dallas. The car belongs to Ballard's new friend Vaughan (Elias Koteas, from EXOTICA), a visionary of sorts who sees car crashes as "fertilizing," rather than destructive, events. In the car with Ballard and Vaughan is Ballard's wife, Catherine (Deborah Kara Unger), who is growing more and more attracted to Vaughan -- she and Ballard seem to achieve sexual bliss more and more often by comparing notes on their most recent adulteries. You could almost consider this menage a trois a special kind of post-nuclear family.
Ballard eases the Lincoln into the breakdown lane and cruises serenely alongside the stream of cars, finally coming across the steel and chrome carnage itself. Vaughan's body juts up out of the Lincoln with his beloved camera pressed to his face, flashbulb popping. It's a spectacular crash -- at least three cars were involved.  Splitting up and investigating the scene, Ballard, Vaughan and Catherine are assimilated into the spectacle. Vaughan stalks the victims, taking snapshots with impunity. The lovely, skeletal Catherine takes a seat next to a woman whose facial features (we see as she turns toward the camera) are crossed with blood and grue. Ballard watches from the periphery as firefighters use saws and heavy-duty shears to perform cesarean surgery on the cars and birth the bloody drivers and passengers encased inside.
Imagine the angels from WINGS OF DESIRE investigating the highway pile-up from Godard's WEEKEND -- that's the paranormal mood at this crash scene. Further imagine that those angels began taking dirty pictures of one another amid the wreckage, and you'll get a sense for what Cronenberg has nearly accomplished. It's a movie about sexual deviance taken to an extreme that borders on farce, a movie about the ways human relationships are transforming in the latter years of the 20th century. It would be easy for CRASH to dissolve into high, mordant comedy -- indeed, this is a witty movie -- but the tone is dry and mournful throughout. These characters are truly ghosts among the living.
CRASH is based on the 1973 novel by J.G. Ballard that used clinical, pornographic language to describe sexual acts in the vocabulary of automobile fetishists. Semen is smeared across instrument panels, the marks of hood ornaments and dashboard moldings are embedded in flesh like blistered tattoos, and orgasms are intimately related to the thrumming of a car wash, the smell of grease and gasoline, and the geometry of crumpled metal. The film version is, if you can believe it, more restrained than the book. But it's an indicator of Cronenberg's considerable skill that material like this seems at all credible on celluloid.
CRASH was a rumored Cronenberg project for many years, even before it became a reality.  And of course it seemed to fit well with Cronenberg's long-standing mission of investigating the transformative power of modern technology. His first commercial feature was the quasi-hedonistic SHIVERS (also 1973), which in its apocalyptic treatment of venereal disease weirdly prefigured the AIDS epidemic. He followed that up with films featuring, among other things, mutant sex organs (RABID, 1977), mutant superpowers (SCANNERS, 1981), and mutant cable TV (VIDEODROME, 1983). His unnerving DEAD RINGERS (1988) made disquieting use of a gleaming, fetishistic toolkit of gynecological instruments for operating on mutant women, and now CRASH suggests that our obsession with ever more tortuous permutations of sexual stimulation is itself a mutation -- or, perhaps more chillingly, an evolution. At least in a metaphorical sense, Cronenberg's sympathies seem, as always, to be on the side of the deviants.
The film opens with three sex scenes -- bang, bang, bang -- about which much has been made elsewhere. But it's simply introductory material, punctuated furiously by a crash scene in which Ballard, driving down a highway at night trying to read a map by dome light, loses control of his car, hops the median, and speeds through oncoming traffic for a few harrowing moments before colliding head-on with another car. Metal twists and windshields shatter in real time, and Ballard -- who's belted in -- winds up with a corpse in his passenger seat. Still strapped into the other car is the dead man's wife, Helen (Holly Hunter), and Ballard can only stare blankly at her as she struggles to undo her own belt -- somehow exposing her left breast in the process. That sort of fortuitous exhibitionism is emblematic of CRASH's unlikely sex drive. (The boy-meets-girl premise of the screenplay would make perfect narrative sense in a less violent context.) But after introducing Ballard to Helen, Cronenberg orchestrates the ensuing carnal action with a precise sense of the absurd.
The two don't make love right away, but they do convalesce in the same hospital, which is usually reserved for airplane crash victims. When they consummate their strange attraction, it's in the wreckage of Ballard's car. Helen introduces Ballard to Vaughan, a scarred, obsessive weirdo who, with a cadre of stunt drivers, recreates famous car crashes -- the James Dean crash, the Jayne Mansfield crash -- for small audiences at clandestine gatherings in the dead of night. Through Vaughan, Ballard meets Gabrielle (Rosanna Arquette), a flirtacious cripple whose leg braces resemble bondage gear. Of all the characters, Gabrielle is the only one who seems to have a sense of humor -- especially in a scene of Cronenberg's invention that involves an automobile showroom, a car salesman, Gabrielle's naked thigh, and a delicate instance of penetration.
>From the metal pins that intrude upon the flesh of Ballard's lacerated leg to the steering wheel imprint Vaughan has tattooed on his chest (and the bruises he tattoos upon one of his lovers), CRASH is a science fiction movie about the body's continued assimilation of its environment in a motor culture. These are characters whose sexuality pumps through the cloverleaf veins of the big city, who have deciphered a secret code to discover a common nonverbal language that indulges, connects and fulfills them. They feel that the Toronto traffic patterns are getting heavier, that all the cars are gathering for some reason they can't understand. If that sounds both trite and mysterious, it's a neat expression of the human condition in the waning years of the millenium, of powerlessness and disassociation in the face of the population explosion.
Through all of this, Unger's Catherine retains a detachment even more absolute than the occasionally bemused stare of Spader's Ballard. I found myself wishing I had taken a closer look at all those magazines Unger has appeared in lately, to figure out how much of what I saw on-screen was her, and how much was CRASH's version of her. In close-up, the contours of her face are as stark and angular as the internal structure of a machine. She runs both hot and cold -- as a character who removes her clothes so often that it seems like a robotic functionality, Unger is fine and more than a little creepy.
Creepier is Koteas, whose Vaughan is sharply intelligent but deceptively brutish. I'm a fan of his work, but I can't help but wonder whether the script or the characterization is at fault -- I found my attention drifting exactly twice during CRASH, both times during one of Vaughan's very Cronenbergian monologues on the nature of crashes and the "project" being undertaken. Perhaps Cronenberg himself could have played the part of Vaughan, if only he cut a more imposing figure. Spader seems completely at ease among these surroundings, which is an indicator of Ballard's sense of alienation -- when you feel you've done it all, it makes sense that you'd be willing to try anything.
Of all the cast, only Holly Hunter seems to make a self-conscious effort at fitting in -- her slightly twerpy line readings only call attention to themselves. Still, I think that everyone involved in CRASH should get a trophy, since it's heartening to see "name" actors fearlessly tackle risky material.
It remains to be seen, at this writing, whether CRASH will become a flashpoint for debate in the U.S. the way it did in Great Britain, where even the London tabloids took the film to task with headlines blaring, "Ban This Car Crash Sex Film!" As might be expected, CRASH can count among its critics a number of vocal blockheads -- including studio honcho Ted Turner -- who demonstrate only their inability to understand the concept of metaphor, or the idea that a film can investigate deviant activity without necessarily endorsing it.
And CRASH is a rigorous investigation, though it's not everything that it wants to be. It's a little obscure, a little repetitive, and, worse, occasionally dull. But the experiment is so compelling, and the moments that work so mesmerizing, that CRASH ultimately rewards the attention you give it.
In fact, CRASH marks a fairly spectacular return to form for a filmmaker who seemed in recent years to become bored with his own vision. After making what may have been his closest approach to respectability with the sufficiently brilliant DEAD RINGERS, Cronenberg retreated into distinctive but comparably tepid adaptations of the famous work of others -- in 1991, NAKED LUNCH's loose interpretation of the life of William S. Burroughs and in 1993, M. BUTTERFLY's squandering of a major studio's resources on a singular treatment of the famous gender bender that could best be described as, well, odd.
Even though CRASH is another adaptation, Cronenberg and Ballard seem to be pretty much on the same wavelength. He's returned to his conception of a sort of underground elite -- the crash fetishists could be a part of some secret society encompassing a host of refugees from Cronenberg movies.  Since his next project is an original screenplay dealing with virtual reality, we can only hope that his project is back on track.
The true meaning of CRASH is perhaps beyond words. It's shaped, no doubt, by the viewer's individual reaction to its erotic set pieces. Is it "sexy?" Well, sometimes. (Your mileage may vary.) Whether it's a "cautionary tale" has been the subject of some debate. (Cronenberg now says it's not.) It's certainly not meant for everyone -- in fact, most viewers may find it either distasteful or simply ludicrous. The final lines of dialogue, in particular, induced not-quite-appropriate gales of laughter at my screening. (It may be worth seeing in a nearly empty theater for that reason.) But this is serious over-the-top filmmaking, and the knowledge it imparts is well beyond the ken of almost anything else that passes for commercial cinema these days. If you're willing to buckle up and take the ride, CRASH is a demonstration of psychosexual decadence that LOST HIGHWAY only dreamed of, a true and troubled film noir for the end of the millenium.
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Reference Systems
Pre-requisites: Is Spatial Special, Vectors and Rasters
Objectives:
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- Recognize a few projection types
Coordinates
Data becomes spatial when it is assigned a location or coordinates. These coordinates allow us to reliably locate, transform and manipulate the data based on its location. In mathematics, coordinates are commonly represented using X and Y values on a chart.
Spatial data uses X and Y coordinates as well, however the spatial coordinates are related to a place on the earth. The X and Y values in this case often refer to Latitude and Longitude.
Latitude and Longitude
Projections
Projections characterize spatial data by setting coordinate reference systems for each data set.
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Distortion
Since projections attempt to represent the 3-dimensional globe on a 2-dimensional plane, they will all suffer from some level of distortion. It is important to choose a projection which preserves the elements you are interested in studying.
Coordinate Reference Systems
A Coordinate Reference System is built on top of a coordinate system. A coordinate system is a set of mathematical rules for specifying how coordinates are to be assigned to each point, also known as a projection. A coordinate reference system is a coordinate system that is related to the real world by a datum, this can also be known as a geographic coordinate system or spatial reference system.
Projections are another name for projected coordinate systems. These projected coordinate systems compose a family of Coordinate Reference Systems.
Projected coordinate systems are based off of Geodetic Coordinate Systems. These Geodetic coordinate systems are ellipsoidal models aimed at representing the aspherical nature of the earth.
Earth as a Geoid
Although we normally see the earth represented as a sphere, its shape is actually more irregular. The earth has an equatorial bulge and various other undulations due to tectonics, volcanics and the earth’s rotation.
The changes in the surface mass are the subject matter of Geodesy. Geodesists use differences in the vertical direction of gravity along with crustal, tidal, and polar motion to determine exact measurements of the Geoid. Geometric computations can become unwieldy processes due to the complicated nature of the Geoid surface. In order approximate the geoid while making geometric calculation feasible, reference ellipsoids were calculated.
Reference Ellipsoid
Reference ellipsoids have evolved over the years, moving from regional approximations to more precise global systems.
Regional ellipsoids like the North American Datum of 1927 which minimized distortion for the contiguous United States at the expense of more distant regions.
The modern reference ellipsoid, WGS 84 was developed using satellite measurements and past Geodetic System parameters, and has been the reference ellipsoid used by the Global Positioning System.
Most modern projections will use WGS 84 as the underlying reference ellipsoid, but it is important to check that your projection is defined correctly if you are dealing with old datasets.
Central Meridian
Greenwich is the standard central meridian used in global projections. This point is given the value of 0° Longitude and serves as the origin the Global Positioning System. This delineation also leaves decides the use of Greenwich Mean Time as the standard time.
The Greenwich meridian has a monument dedicated to it in several cities.
Projection Properties
Conformal
Also known as fidelity of shape, these projections preserve shape. This means that scale distortion must be the same in all directions and each parallel must cross every meridian at right angles. These projections are important for navigational and large-scale mapping[^1] Examples include Mercator, and Lambert Conformal Conic.
Equal Area
Preserves the area relationships between regions. This maintain the proper ratio of area between regions. An example of this is the Mollweide projection. These projections are useful for statistical comparisons.
Equidistant
Preserves the proportional distances between any two points from their spherical distances.
Geometric Projection Types
Conic
Conic projections are created by projecting part of a sphere onto a cone. Conic projections tend to be useful for representing data in temperate climates due to their location. Conicn projections are not useful for representing global phenomena due to their construction.
Azimuthal
Azimuthal projections are created by flattening a side of the sphere from a reference point. Azimuthal projections are useful for mapping polar data.
Cylindrical
Cylindrical projections are created by projection a sphere onto a cylinder. Cylindrical projections suffer the least distortion along the line that it intersects the sphere, which is often around the Equator. This makes cylindrical projections useful for mapping tropical data. Examples include Mercator and Universal Transverse Mercator.
Polyhedral
Polyhedral projections, also known as interrupted projections seek to minimize global distortion by tearing the sphere at specific areas. A common method for creating polyhedral projections is to coerce the sphere into a 3-dimensional geometric object such as a cube which is the then unraveled. Some examples include Dymaxion and Waterman’s butterfly.
Checking the projection
It is important to check the projection of your data to make sure they share the same projection prior to performing any spatial analysis.
SpatialReference.org is an extremely useful resource that houses definitions for all official projections in a variety of formats. This is a great place to find proj4 strings.
Since there are a few thousand different projections, with their own area of interest, it is likely that you will come upon datasets with different projection in your project. The easiest way to resolve projection disputes is to decide on the projection for your project before gathering data and save the proj4 string assigned to the projection. This string will allow you to project your datasets to the proper coordinate reference system.
EPSG:4326 (WGS84) |
+proj=longlat +ellps=WGS84 +datum=WGS84 +no_defs |
Custom proj4 |
+proj=lcc +lat_1=45.89893890000052 +lat_2=47.69601440000037 +lat_0=46.8 +lon_0=2.33722917 +x_0=600000 +y_0=200000 +a=6378249.145 +b=6356514.96582849 +pm=2.337229167 +units=m +no_defs |
NOTE: When reprojecting a raster, you should also resample your raster to ensure that the cells have the same width and height. The cells will distort in the new projection and most GIS software will refuse to read a raster with irregular cells.
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I’m going to do some pretty amazing things in my life. I’m going to lift the limits and taste the boundaries and uncertainty because of the possibility and serendipity that they will bring me. As I prefer to explore new things, new Places. So far, I have visited so many places nationally as well as internationally. However, my dream place is to visit France as ii want to taste original taste of their cultures.
Continue ReadingTalking about music, I love to listen multicultural songs no matter what kind of songs. But yes whenever I listen songs I personally think it reduce stress. Mostly, I love to listen Nepali, Bollywood and Hollywood songs. I do have some favourite singers and some of them are Eminem, Enrique Iglesias, Amrit Gurung, Arjit Singh and so on. Enjoy a video….
Continue ReadingWhen it comes to eat, I prefer to have Chicken Biryani. However, I have tasted variety of food in my life. For example Indian spicy food and Nepali foods as well as westen food. The food item i want to taste is Japanese food because I have heard a lot about is tastes.
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CMS is a metadata-driven persistence and query service for configuration data
CMS (Configuration Management System) is a high performance metadata-driven persistence and query service for configuration data with supporting of RESTful API and client lib (Java, Python). CMS is a generic system that be used for cloud configuration, as well other software needs for configuration. As a by-product, CMS can be a persistence solution for real-time state data as well. Moreover, CMS supports multiple data repositories for desired data isolation.
Metadata Model
The metadata model is based on object-oriented paradigm that can support graph/tree data model. The metadata can contain two types of field: attribute field define payload of entity and relationship field define relationship between entity. The metadata is extensible by inheritance: child metadata can inherit fields from parent metadata.
Persistence Service
The persistence service provides CRUD API for the runtime entity of metadata. The entity can be flat-structure or embedded-structure that conformed to the metadata definition. Besides the basic functionality, it also supports some advanced features: version based optimistic locking, audit tracing, reference integrity, security access control of data, branching and advanced data browser.
Query Service
The query service provides an imperative style query language that defines the traversal path of graph/tree data model. The query language supports Boolean filter, attribute selection and implicit join that will extract a tree result from graph data set. For example, ApplicationService[@name = "comp-iq"].groups[@name = "columns"].groups[@name = "col1"].serviceInstances will return service instances under column 1 of comp-iq application. The query language also provides SQL like utilities such as sort, limit, skip, hint, explain and etc.
System Management
CMS also comes with a system management utility to maintain system healthiness includes monitoring metrics (e.g. API latency / qps) and throttling low-priority API under overload status. The whole system is available to be deployed independently.
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Voxxed Days Belgrade 2015 turned out to be the biggest Voxxed conference organized by far!
We started it enthusiastically and ended up wearing our hearts and souls on sleeves. All in order to bring the world and Belgrade together to share the vibes. This is also why VDB 2016 is going to be 2 times bigger and 4 times more fun!
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Completed 128 credit hours at Regis College major fields of Business and Sociology, minor of Philosophy. Before competing my degree I went to work for U S West at the time of divestiture and never completed my degrees. I did attend and receive ongoing training in sales and in IT , telecommunications and data services. As well as certifications in Hospice services, for caring for terminal patients and family support.
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I was a participant in rallies for the closing of the Rocky Flats nuclear trigger facility in the late 70s and early 80s. But none since.
I believe that political districts should be diverse places that allow for the sharing of multiple political views to help bring about understanding and not the current polarization that is tearing at the fabric of our democratic society.
I believe I am an open minded individual who can listen to multiple points of view to uncover solutions to our current polarized communities.
Funny you ask, I was educated in the Jesuit academic tradition, from my first day in classes, we were challenged to form our own opinions and ideas based on logic and truth. My two favorite examples are of two Catholic priests or one former who challenged us by stating their challenges to holding a strong belief in God. One was using it to start our personal journeys as young men to discover for ourselves the diverse representations of how and why humans came into existence. The second had left his position in the clergy but remained a member of the Regis University staff as the head of the Philosophy Department.  Ever since I have tried to base all my arguments and discussions for persuasion based on facts and grounded in logical outcomes.
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I mentioned in a previous post that I would take a look at variational inference, so here we go.
Variational inference (VI) is a method for approximate Bayesian inference. One might want to use VI instead of MCMC (which less Monte Carlo error provides exact inference) when models become complex or datasets become large - as in these cases MCMC can take too long. In other words, VI is faster but not as accurate.
A good reference for VI is (in my opinion) Blei et al. (2018) which describes how a probabilistic model defines the joint distribution of observations \(x\) and latent variables \(z\):
\begin{equation*} p(z, x) = p(z) p(x | z) \end{equation*}and that the problem in Bayesian inference is to compute the posterior \(p(z | x)\). Rather than using MCMC/sampling to compute this posterior, VI poses the problem as an optimisation one.
As then described in Kucukelbir et al. (2016), consider a family of distributions denoted \(q(z | \phi)\) parametrised by vector \(\phi \in \Phi\) which approximate \(p(z | x)\), the idea of VI is then to find the best approximation of the posterior via:
\begin{equation*} \phi^* = \underset{\phi \in \Phi}{argmin} KL(q(z | \phi) || p(z | x)) \end{equation*}i.e. find \(\phi^*\) which minimises the Kullback Leibler divergence, which in short is an asymmetric measure of the difference in two probability distributions.
Unfortunately, we can't really compute the KL divergence because it involves the posterior, and if we could compute that then we probably wouldn't be looking to sampling or approximate inference methods. Instead, the problem is changed to maximising what is known as the evidence lower bound (ELBO). Let's see if we can derive it starting from the KL divergence formula on wikipedia:
\begin{align*} KL(q(z | \phi) || p(z | x)) &= \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} q(z | \phi) \log\left(\frac{q(z | \phi)}{p(z | x)}\right) dz \\ &= \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} q(z | \phi) \log\left(\frac{q(z | \phi) p(x)}{p(z, x)}\right) dz \\ &= \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} q(z | \phi) (\log(q(z | \phi)) - \log(p(z, x) + \log(p(x)))) dz \\ &= \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} q(z | \phi) \log(q(z | \phi) dz - \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} q(z | \phi) \log(p(z, x)) dz + \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} q(z | \phi) \log(p(x)) dz \\ &= \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} q(z | \phi) \log(q(z | \phi) dz - \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} q(z | \phi) \log(p(z, x)) dz + \log(p(x)) \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} q(z | \phi) dz \\ &= \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(q(z | \phi)) - \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(p(z, x))) + \log(p(x)) . \end{align*}This shows the dependence on the evidence \(\log(p(x))\) which we can't compute, MCMC methods avoid it and VI needs to as well. Instead consider:
\begin{align*} \log(p(x)) = KL(q(z | \phi) || p(z | x)) + \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(p(z, x))) - \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(q(z | \phi)) \end{align*}and note that:
\begin{equation*} KL(q(z | \phi) || p(z | x)) \geq 0 \end{equation*}by Gibbs' inequality, with equality to 0 when \(q(z | \phi) = p(z | x)\). This means if we replace the KL divergence term with 0, we obtain a lower bound for the evidence (the ELBO previously mentioned):
\begin{align*} \log(p(x)) \geq \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(p(z, x))) -\mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(q(z | \phi)) = ELBO(\phi). \end{align*}As per Blei et al. (2018), we can look more closely at the characteristics of the ELBO via:
\begin{align*} ELBO(\phi) &= \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(p(z, x))) -\mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(q(z | \phi)) \\ &= \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(p(x | z))) + \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(p(z))) - \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(q(z | \phi)) \\ &= \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(p(x | z))) - (\mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(q(z | \phi))) - \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(p(z)))) \\ &= \mathbb{E}_{q(z | \phi)}(\log(p(x | z))) - KL(q(z | \phi) || p(z)) \end{align*}thus, maximising the ELBO involes \(q(z | \phi)\) placing mass on values of \(z\) which give high log likelihood \(p(x | z)\) but not too far from the prior \(p(z)\).
Now we glance over the two most popular (as far as I know) approximating distributions. The former is faster while the latter is able to give a better approximation.
This family approximates the posterior with independent Gaussian factors:
\begin{equation*} q(z | \phi) = \Pi_{i=1}^m \mathcal{N}(z_i | \mu_i, \sigma_i^2) \end{equation*}and so \(\phi = (\mu_1, \ldots, \mu_m, \sigma_1^2, \ldots, \sigma_m^2)\).
This family approximates the posterior with a multivariate Gaussian distribution:
\begin{equation*} q(z | \phi) = \mathcal{N}(z | \mu, \Sigma) \end{equation*}with \(\phi = (\mu, \Sigma)\).
Taken from Kucukelbir et al. (2016):
How to choose between full-rank and mean-field ADVI? Scientists interested in posterior variances and covariances should use the full-rank approximation. Full-rank ADVI captures posterior correlations, in turn producing more accurate marginal variance estimates. For large data, however, full-rank ADVI can be prohibitively slow. Scientists interested in prediction should initially rely on the mean-field approximation. Mean-field ADVI offers a fast algorithm for approximating the posterior mean. In practice, accurate posterior mean estimates dominate predictive accuracy; underestimating marginal variances matters less.
where ADVI is automatic differentiation variational inference - a method which they discuss in their paper.
This was just a few of the basic derivations to start VI. The next steps involve maximising the ELBO - which is unfortunately not straightforward. Fortunately though, there are many general implementations of methods for doing so available in stan, pyro, and tensorflow-probability (although I can't see much documentation about how to do it with tensorflow-probability and found this issue saying there wasn't any).
I'm hoping to look over the details of these methods and implementations and see how they perform later.


Gecode::Int::Distinct::Node< View > Class Template Reference
Inherits Gecode::Int::Distinct::BiLink.Inherited by Gecode::Int::Distinct::ValNode< View >, and Gecode::Int::Distinct::ViewNode< View >.
Detailed Description
template<class View>
class Gecode::Int::Distinct::Node< View >
Base-class for nodes (both view and value nodes).
Note: the obvious ill-design to have also nodes and edges parametric wrt View is because the right design (having template function members) gets miscompiled (and actually not even compiled with some C++ compilers). Duh!
Definition at line 103 of file dom.icc.
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| Node (void) | |
| Edge< View > * | edge_fst (void) const |
| Edge< View > * | edge_lst (void) const |
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| static void | operator delete (void *, size_t) |
| static void | operator delete (void *, Space *) |
| static void * | operator new (size_t, Space *) |
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| unsigned int | low |
| unsigned int | min |
| unsigned int | comp |
| Edge< View > * | iter |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
template<class View>
| Gecode::Int::Distinct::Node< View >::Node | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Member Function Documentation
template<class View>
| Edge< View > * Gecode::Int::Distinct::Node< View >::edge_fst | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
template<class View>
| Edge< View > * Gecode::Int::Distinct::Node< View >::edge_lst | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
template<class View>
| void Gecode::Int::Distinct::Node< View >::operator delete | ( | void * | , | |
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Member Data Documentation
template<class View>
| unsigned int Gecode::Int::Distinct::Node< View >::low |
template<class View>
| unsigned int Gecode::Int::Distinct::Node< View >::min |
template<class View>
| unsigned int Gecode::Int::Distinct::Node< View >::comp |
template<class View>
| Edge<View>* Gecode::Int::Distinct::Node< View >::iter |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/int/distinct/dom.icc (Revision: 7359)
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Creative agency that is based in Bandung, Indonesia. We have awesome designers and developers that have been working on various mobile and web application UI.
Craft Website & API
Craft your website or API from scratch using Ruby on Rails.
Maintain Your App
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Step by step in creating your website
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Brainstorming Ideas
The first step is discussing the concept of the product with my client and discover ideas to build good product brand, who is the target of the product, who is the competitor, and how do we build the best product that reaches the market.
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Gathering Ideas
Researching what is the best product that can reach the market. Finding the styles that matches market expectation, color that represents the market/customer, competitors product, and others.
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Creating Mockups and Wireframing
After researching the styles, brands, competitors. Rough mockup will be created and also the use case will be implemented through product wireframes.
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Implementing the Mockup Into UI
Implementing the mockup and wireframe using Sketch app, one of the most powerful application to create awesome design, and following best practice to increase the productivity when designing UI.
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ROSEWOOD (1997) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1997 Ted Prigge
Director: John Singelton Writer: Gregory Poirier Starring: Ving Rhames, Jon Voigt, Don Cheadle, Michael Rooker, Bruce McGill, Loren Dean, Esther Rolle, Elise Neal, Robert Patrick, Catherine Kellnar, Katherine Meisle, Robert Patrick
"Rosewood" tells the story of one of the most embarassing instances in American history: in a black and white Florida town in 1922, a lie turned most of the white folks to riot against all the blacks, causing tons of lynching, and a lot of murders, mostly towards the black side. "Boyz N the Hood" director John Singleton tells the tale, and luckily isn't either preachy or one-sided about the whole thing.
"Rosewood" is presented in the beginning as a relatively peaceful town, with blacks and white living together, although not in any kind of happiness. Sure, they're free, but that doesn't mean they're liked.
Into town comes Mann (Ving Rhames), kind of like the Man With No Name in "Fistful of Dollars." A veteran of World War I, and still riding a horse, Mann makes some friends with the black piano-player Sylvester (Don Cheadle) and a 17-year old member of his family, Scrappy (Elsie Neal), the latter who has a crush on him. There's also the maternal, everyone-loves-her -- (Esther Rolle, from "Good Times"), who's like that one slave woman in "Gone With the Wind."

But this is merely the beginning.  And soon Sylvester's house is burned down, -- is shot by some schmuck, and all the women and children have escaped into the Florida swamps.
But they have some help.  And Mann comes back into town after leaving, and is shooting white boys, and basically helping them escape. The sheriff (Michael Rooker, at his most unintelligable) claims to want everyone to stop it, but is almost as rascist as the others, even if he did tell Sylvester to hop town the day his house was burned down.
"Rosewood" is, to put it briefly, difficult to watch, be you black or white. For blacks, it's horrific to see such bigotry. For whites...well, the same, really. I mean, it's horrible to see people so narrow-minded that they'd judge people by the color of their skin. And even if this is a story of history, it's still disturbing that there are still people like this in our world.
Thankfully, Singleton isn't a jerk about this, and creates a good white man in the form of Jon Voigt. Sure, he's scared for his and his family's safety, but he still puts his neck out to save everyone who's being wrongly persecuted. His character prevented me from feeling totally ashamed of my white ancestors.
The film is totally engrossing, from start to finish, which is a good thing for a two and a half hour long film. In a lesser more preachy film, I would have been looking at my non-existent watch every couple minutes, but the time flew.
There are some bad parts, though. This is "based on a true story," which means we have some hokey melodrama, like a really forced relationship between Mann and Scrappy (the latter who looks like she's a mere 13 years old, while Ving looks like he's in his late 30s). And the ending, where Mann is shooting white boys right and left is just...dumb. The film contains so much intelligence up to that point, but when you have him turning into some giant hypocrite at the end, it kinda hurts the film. I mean, people were clapping! As my one friend said, it's like clapping when the Nazis are getting killed in "Schindler's List," or in more analytical terms, if someone claps when a black man is lynched. Perhaps Singleton put it in as a test or maybe to please some people. But it doesn't work out. There's a bit at the end where the one jerk suffers something he's going to have to live with for the rest of his life: that's more satisfying than seeing them all shot in some overly-produced action sequence.
The acting's very good, with Ving Rhames performing at his usual awesome height. He creates a mysterious figure who's as fascinating as Eastwood in those Leone spag westerns. Jon Voigt is also predictably awesome, proving that his career is indeed back on track, the way it should be. Don Cheadle rocks, as usual, Esther Rolle is a great all-loving maternal force in the film, and Bruce McGill is awesome as the most hateful bigot.
Nevertheless, the film is well-written (with the exception of a couple lines, like: "Are you gonna be lonely?" "No, I have JESUS!"), well-acted, as well as excellently directed. It tells a very frightening story, and it does it masterfully.
MY RATING (out of 4): ***1/2
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A man has been able to move all four of his paralysed limbs with a mind-controlled exoskeleton suit, French researchers report.
Thibault, 30, said taking his first steps in the suit felt like being the "first man on the Moon".
His movements, particularly walking, are far from perfect and the robo-suit is being used only in the lab.
But researchers say the approach could one day improve patients' quality of life.
Thibault had surgery to place two implants on the surface of the brain, covering the parts of the brain that control movement. Sixty-four electrodes on each implant read the brain activity and beam the instructions to a nearby computer. Sophisticated computer software reads the brainwaves and turns them into instructions for controlling the exoskeleton. Thibault has to be strapped into the exoskeleton; when he thinks "walk" it sets off a chain of movements in the robotic suit that move his legs forward. He can also control each of the arms, manoeuvring them in three-dimensional space.
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Java tools and tests/builds often create files in the temporary directory, and may not function properly if there's no available space.
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These BootsFaces examples are ports of Bootstrap 3 examples.
They are built using JSF and BootsFaces's components, to show the framework in action and how it can be used to build your pages.
You can get them as a point of start for developing your projects.
Nothing but the basics: compiled CSS and JavaScript along with a container.
Multiple examples of grid layouts with all four tiers, nesting, and more.
Build around the jumbotron with a navbar and some basic grid columns.
Super basic template that includes the navbar along with some additional content.
Super basic template with a static top navbar along with some additional content.
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HttpMethod
Enumeration HttpMethod
Const
Defines a common set of HTTP methods.


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Before Change
def create_legacy_graph_tasks():
Create tasks to recursively parse the legacy graph.
return [
// Recursively requests LegacyGraphNodes for TargetAdaptors, which will result in a
// transitive graph walk.
(LegacyBuildGraphNode,
[Select(TargetAdaptor),
SelectDependencies(LegacyBuildGraphNode, TargetAdaptor)],
reify_legacy_graph),
]
After Change
def create_legacy_graph_tasks():
Create tasks to recursively parse the legacy graph.
return [
// Recursively requests the dependencies and adapted fields of TargetAdaptors, which
// will result in an eager, transitive graph walk.
(LegacyTarget,
[Select(TargetAdaptor),
SelectDependencies(LegacyTarget, TargetAdaptor, "dependencies"),
SelectDependencies(HydratedField, TargetAdaptor, "field_adaptors")],
reify_legacy_graph),
(HydratedField,
[Select(SourcesField),
SelectProjection(FilesContent, PathGlobs, ("path_globs",), SourcesField),
SelectProjection(Files, PathGlobs, ("excluded_path_globs",), SourcesField)],
hydrate_sources),
(HydratedField,
[Select(BundlesField),
SelectDependencies(FilesContent, BundlesField, "path_globs_list")],
hydrate_bundles),
]


open class PowerMockitoPlugin : MockspressoPlugin
Plugin that applies PowerMockitoConfig
to enable mockspresso usage with Powermock + Mockito. This plugin does not apply a PowerMockRule, so the implementer is responsible for either running their test with the PowerMockRunner or applying their own PowerMockRule
PowerMockitoPlugin()
Plugin that applies |
open fun apply(builder: Builder): Builder |


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fun hasSelectedItems(): Boolean |
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isAllSelected
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fun isAllSelected(): Boolean |
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isNothingSelected
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fun isNothingSelected(): Boolean |
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isSelected
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fun isSelected(index: Int): Boolean
fun isSelected(layout: LayoutImpl<*, *>): Boolean
fun <Data> isSelected(data: Data): Boolean |
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listenBy
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fun listenBy(listener: OnSelectChangeListener): MultipleSelection |
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release
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fun release(): Unit |
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reset
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fun reset(): Unit |
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select
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fun select(index: Int): MultipleSelection
fun select(layout: LayoutImpl<*, *>): MultipleSelection
fun <Data> select(data: Data): MultipleSelection |
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fun selectAll(): Unit |
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selectedCount
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fun selectedCount(): Int |
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selectedData
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fun <Data> selectedData(): List<Data> |
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selectedItems
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fun start(translation: SelectionMapper): MultipleSelection |
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The Definition of Design
Questions by My friend, Answers by MehrdadLinux.
What is your definition of “Hacker”?
One could describe design as a plan for arranging elements to accomplish a particular purpose.
Is Design an expression of art?
I would rather say it’s an expression of purpose. It may, if it’s good enough, later be judged as art.
Is Design a craft for industrial purposes?
No, but design may be a solution to some industrial problems.
What is the boundaries of Design?
What are the boundaries of problems?
Is Design a discipline that concerns itself with only one part of the environment?
No.
Is it a method of general expression?
No, it is a method of action.
Is Design a creation of an individual?
No, because to be realistic one must always recognize the influence of those that have gone before.
Is Design a creation of a group?
Very often.
Is there a Design ethic?
There are always design constraints and these often imply an ethic.
Does Design imply the idea of products that are necessarily useful?
Yes, even though the use might be very suttle.
Is it able to cooperate in the creation of works reserved solely for pleasure?
Who would say that pleasure is not useful?
Ought form to derive from the analysis of function?
The great risk here is that the analysis may be incomplete.
Can the computer substitute for the Designer?
Probably, in some special cases but usually the computer is an aid to the designer.
Does Design imply industrial manufacture?
Not neccessarily.
Is Design used to modify an old object through new techniques?
This is one kind of design problem.
Is Design used to fit up an existing model so that it is more attractive?
One doesn’t usually think of design in this way.
Is Design an element of industrial policy?
** If design constraints imply an ethic and if industrial policy includes ethical principles then yes, design is an element in industrial policy.**
Does the creation of Design admit constraint?
Design depends largely on constraints.
What constraints?
The sum of all constraints. Here is one of the few effective keys to the design problem: the ability of the designer to recognize as many of the constraints as possible, his willingness and enthusiasm for working within these constraints. The constraints of price, size, strength, balance, time and so forth. Each problem has its own peculiar list.
Does Design obey laws?
Aren’t constraints enough?
Are there tendencies and schools in Design?
Yes, but these are more a measure of human limitation than of ideals.
Is Design ephemeral?
Some needs are ephemeral, most designs are ephemeral.
Ought Design to tend towards the ephemeral or towards permanence?
Those needs and designs that have a more universal quality tend toward relative permanence.
How would you define yourself with respect to a decorator? An interior architect? A stylist?
I wouldn’t.
To whom does Design address itself: to the greatest numbers? To the specialsts or the enlightened amateur? To a priviledged social class?
Design addresses itself to the need.
After having answered all these questions, do you feel you have been able to practice the profession of “Design” under satisfactory conditions, or even optimum conditions?
Yes.
Have you been forced to accept compromises?
I don’t remember ever being forced to accept compromises but I have willingly accepted constraints.
What do you feel is the primary condition for the practice of Design and for its propagation?
A recognition of need.
What is the future of Design?
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Source for transcribe: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xYi2rd1QCg


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Live Updates: 2019 Bayelsa Governorship Election Results From Collation Centre
by George OgboluThe collation and announcement of results of the Bayelsa State governorship election will commence today, Sunday, at the State collation centre.
Voting officially ended at 2:00 pm in yesterday, November 16, 2019, Guber election.
Naija News reports that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had fixed Saturday for the Bayelsa and Kogi States Guber polls.
Results from the election will determine who would take over from Governor Seriake Dickson and govern Bayelsa for the next four years.
There are eight local governments (LGAs), 105 Registration Areas and 1,804 Polling Units in Bayelsa State.
The governorship election was keenly contested between David Lyon of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Senator Douye Diri of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Stick and reload this Naija News page for the latest election results from the Bayelsa state collation centres.
Live Results Updates…
Governorship election result
Southern Ijaw LGA
APC – 124, 803
PDP – 4, 898
INEC announces an hour break.
So far, here are the summation of scores announced for six out of the eight LGAs in Bayelsa.
APC – 206,260
PDP – 119,930
Governorship election result for Ogbia LGA
APC – 58,016
PDP – 13,763
Governorship election result for Yenagoa LGA
APC – 24, 607
PDP – 19, 184
Governorship election result from Brass LGA
Registered voters – 67,355
Votes cast -34,849
APC – 23, 831
PDP – 10, 410
Governorship election result for Kolokuma/Opokuma LGA
APC – 8,934
PDP – 15,360
Duoye Diri, candidate of the PDP, is from this LGA
Governorship election result for Nembe LGA
APC – 83,041
PDP – 874
Governorship election result for Sagbama LGA
Total registered voters – 70,111
Votes cast – 69,591
APC – 7,831
PDP- 60,339


Java Data Objects (JDO) is a specification begun in 2000, with 2 major releases JDO1 (2002 under JSR0012) and JDO2 (2006 under JSR0243). It was placed under Apache in 2005 and is the rare example of a specification that has undergone continual improvement during its lifetime, for the last 4 years being developed totally in the open, accepting input from everyone.
JDO 3.0 was started in October 2008, and encompasses additions to the specification in the areas of a metadata API, an enhancer API, addition of cancel/timeout control to queries, and addition of control to the locking of objects when read.
To persist Java objects you need to specify which classes are persistable, and how they are persisted. This was traditionally handled using XML configuration. With the advent of JDK1.5, annotations were added as another possible way of defining such information. JDO 3.0 takes this further and provides a Metadata API, allowing runtime definition. This is of particular use for systems that don’t know at application startup which classes should be persistable, maybe because the class hasn’t been written yet.
To demonstrate the Metadata API, lets assume that we have a PersistenceManagerFactory created for our datastore. So we request a new Metadata object.
PersistenceManagerFactory pmf = JDOHelper.getPersistenceManagerFactory(props); JDOMetaData jdomd = pmf.newMetadata();
So we can now start defining the metadata for the package/class(es) we want to persist. The Metadata is structured in a similar way to the XML DTD/XSD. So let’s add a class
ClassMetadata cmd = jdomd.newClassMetadata("test.Client"); cmd.setTable("CLIENT").setDetachable(true).setIdentityType(javax.jdo.annotations.IdentityType.DATASTORE); cmd.setPersistenceModifier(javax.jdo.metadata.ClassPersistenceModifier.PERSISTENCE_CAPABLE);
So we have a class test.Client using datastore-identity, that is detachable, and is persisted to a table CLIENT. As you can see, you can chain setters for convenient coding.
InheritanceMetadata inhmd = cmd.newInheritanceMetadata(); inhmd.setStrategy(javax.jdo.annotations.InheritanceStrategy.NEW_TABLE); DiscriminatorMetadata dmd = inhmd.newDiscriminatorMetadata(); dmd.setColumn("disc").setValue("Client").setStrategy(javax.jdo.annotations.DiscriminatorStrategy.VALUE_MAP); dmd.setIndexed(Indexed.TRUE); VersionMetadata vermd = cmd.newVersionMetadata(); vermd.setStrategy(javax.jdo.annotations.VersionStrategy.VERSION_NUMBER).setColumn("version"); vermd.setIndexed(Indexed.TRUE);
So we will use "new-table" inheritance for this class, and it will have a discriminator stored in column disc of type "value-map". The class will also be versioned, using column version, that is indexed. All of this was for the class as a whole, so let’s look at the fields/properties of the class.
FieldMetadata fmd = cmd.newFieldMetadata("name"); fmd.setNullValue(javax.jdo.annotations.NullValue.DEFAULT).setColumn("name").setIndexed(true).setUnique(true);
So we have a field name that is persisted into column name, and is unique and indexed. The API metadata components all follow the DTD as stated earlier, so if our field was a collection we could then define CollectionMetadata below it.
The only thing left to do is register the metadata with the PersistenceManagerFactory, like this
pmf.registerMetadata(jdomd);
and any contact with the class will now persist according to this API.
You can similarly browse already registered metadata using
ComponentMetadata compmd = pmf.getMetadata("mydomain.MyClass");
Note that you cannot change already registered metadata with JDO 3.0.
You can view the Javadocs for the Metadata API here.
JDO implementations typically (but aren’t compelled to) include a bytecode enhancement step, allowing for efficient change detection of objects. While the Metadata API above is very useful, if we just define metadata for a class we still need to enhance the class using this metadata. This is where the Enhancer API comes in. To start we need to get a JDOEnhancer
JDOEnhancer enhancer = JDOHelper.getEnhancer();
and now that we have the enhancer and want to enhance our class above so we need to register our new metadata with it (generate the metadata as shown above)
enhancer.registerMetadata(jdomd);
Now we can handle the enhancement using a separate class loader if required (for example if the classes were defined dynamically, e.g by ASM)
enhancer.setClassLoader(myClassLoader);
Finally we select what to enhance, and perform the enhancement
String[] classes = {"test.Client"}; enhancer.addClasses(classes); enhancer.enhance();
So the class is now enhanced and is ready for use.
You can view the Javadocs for the Enhancer API here.
On occasions a query may be inefficient, or may suffer from problems in the underlying datastore, and so we don’t want to affect the application. In this case it would make sense to have control over a timeout for the query, or be able to cancel it. JDO 3.0 introduces the Query cancel/timeout control, via the following new methods to javax.jdo.Query
void setTimeoutMillis(Integer interval); Integer getTimeoutMillis(); void cancelAll(); void cancel(Thread thread);
So we have the ability to cancel a query as required, or just let it timeout.
When we are using datastore (pessimistic) transactions it often doesn’t make sense to just lock all objects read in the transaction. For this reason JDO 3.0 introduces control over which objects are locked and which aren’t.
In metadata for each class you can specify the "serialize-read" setting. True will mean that objects of this type will be locked when read.
On a Transaction you can override the metadata settings via the following method
void setSerializeRead(Boolean serialize); Boolean getSerializeRead();
On a Query you can override the metadata and Transaction settings via the following method
void setSerializeRead(Boolean serialize); Boolean getSerializeRead();
This concludes our simple overview of JDO3. We hope you enjoy using it


Consignment of lion bones leads Gauteng police to wanted man
Gauteng police have managed to rearrest a man who was on the run after tracking down another man linked to three consignments containing lion bones that have been seized at OR Tambo Airport over the last two months.
33-year-old Yin Li and 35-year-old Yun Li were arrested by a joint intelligence driven operation between the Hawks’ Serious Organised Crime Unit and the Stock Theft Unit in Germiston and Cullinan on Tuesday.
"Yin Li was allegedly linked to three reported lion bones shipment worth an estimated value of R2.25m. The three large consignments, weighing 600kg, were seized at the OR Tambo International Airport in air cargo destined for Vietnam," Captain Ndivhuwo Mulamu said in a statement on Friday.
READ: Vietnamese 'lion slaughterers' kicked out of SA
Yun Li had been on the run since being arrested in 2015 after being found in possession of rhino horn. He was arrested along with 34-year-old Amos Mututwa. He had been granted R2 000 bail by the Germiston Magistrate’s Court. After failing to return to court, a warrant of arrest was issued for him.
The case against Yun Li was postponed to November 15 for a formal bail application when he appeared on Thursday at the Germiston Magistrate's Court. Yin Li will return to the Kempton Park Magistrate's Court on December 10, while Mututwa is expected to be back in court in January next year.
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Functions to fit log-multiplicative models using 'gnm', with support for convenient printing, plots, and jackknife/bootstrap standard errors. For complex survey data, models can be fitted from design objects from the 'survey' package. Currently supported models include UNIDIFF (Erikson & Goldthorpe), a.k.a. log-multiplicative layer effect model (Xie), and several association models: Goodman's row-column association models of the RC(M) and RC(M)-L families with one or several dimensions; two skew-symmetric association models proposed by Yamaguchi and by van der Heijden & Mooijaart. Functions allow computing the intrinsic association coefficient (and therefore the Altham index), including via the Bayes shrinkage estimator proposed by Zhou; and the RAS/IPF/Deming-Stephan algorithm.
| Version: | 0.7.0 |
| Depends: | gnm (≥ 1.0-5) |
| Imports: | stats, utils, graphics, grDevices, qvcalc |
| Suggests: | survey (≥ 3.34), boot, ellipse, parallel, knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-10-19 |
| Author: | Milan Bouchet-Valat [aut, cre], Heather Turner [ctb], Michael Friendly [ctb], Jim Lemon [cph], Gabor Csardi [cph] |
| Maintainer: | Milan Bouchet-Valat <nalimilan at club.fr> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/nalimilan/logmult/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/nalimilan/logmult |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | SocialSciences |
| CRAN checks: | logmult results |
| Reference manual: | logmult.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Short Reference for logmult |
| Package source: | logmult_0.7.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: logmult_0.7.0.zip, r-release: logmult_0.7.0.zip, r-oldrel: logmult_0.7.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: logmult_0.7.0.tgz, r-oldrel: logmult_0.7.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | logmult archive |
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