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Vallejos, Ronny, Adriana Mallea, Myriam Herrera, and Silvia Ojeda. 2015. “A Multivariate Geostatistical Approach for Landscape Classification from Remotely Sensed Image Data.” Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment 29 (2): 369–78. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00477-014-0884-5.
Webster, Richard, and Margaret A Oliver. 2007. Geostatistics for Environmental Scientists. Vadose Zone Journal. Vol. 1. 2. John Wiley & Sons. https://doi.org/10.2136/vzj2002.0321.
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Readers may be aware of my views on Twitter. Briefly, I ahbhor it, despite the vaguely ornithological resonance of its name. I am assured, however, that it is increasingly the medium through which people keep abreast of that which is critical to their leading a well-ordered life. And what could be more critical than the doings at Hooting Yard? I have therefore arranged—via the indefatigable technoboffin—for a “tweet” to be generated whenever a new item appears on this website, and whenever a new podcast becomes available from ResonanceFM.
If you wish to “follow” Hooting Yard, the stuff on Twitter appears at, unsurprisingly, @hootingyard
NOTE : I will also use Twitter to draw attention to intriguing links, for example this one, about a cork-, gutta percha-, and linseed oil-based floor covering called Kamptulicon.


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This website was created during the Talk of Europe Creative Camp #2 hackathon that took place 23-27 March 2015 in Amsterdam. The aim of the project was to extract and visualize statistically overrepresented words from the English texts of the speeches made in the European Parliament.
Before you move on to the actual content of the site, please make sure you understand what the visualizations here are meant to depict. This is explained in the following text.
Consider an example of country-specific words, which is one of several visualizations available here. In that case, we highlight the words which are specific to each country. In simple terms, a word is considered to be "specific to a country" if it is present in the speeches from that country a lot, when compared to speeches from other countries.
Another way to explain it, is to say that "specific words" are indicative of the country. E.g. the word "constituent", that you can observe on the wordcloud for "Great Britain" is there because whenever you hear that word in a speech, chances are high the speech was made by a representative of Great Britain. It does not mean that this word is particularly frequent, though.
Similarly, the visualization of month- or year-specific words shows topics that were mentioned in the discussions during a particular month or year, yet comparably less frequently pronounced during other months or years.
Note that the visualizations do not aim to answer the question of why a particular word happens to be significant. Although the most common explanation is that a particular topic is genuinely more interesting to the particular country than others (or it was of high interest during a chosen time period), another reason may be that a particular word is simply part of a vocabulary specific to a country representative, that happens to chat a lot. There may also be issues related to differences in language use by different countries.
The use is straightforward - choose the type of visualization you are interested in in the menu above, then select the country / month / year of interest. The checkbox "unique" in the per-country visualization will show you the words that not only are significant for a particular country, but are at the same time not significant for any other country. Note that you can click on the words in the wordcloud — this will show you for each word, which other countries (months / years) have it, and to what extent is it important there.
For those interest in the technical details, the visualizations here were obtained as follows:
The complete implementation of the analysis as well as the full source code of the visualization application is openly available on Github. Feel free to improve, extend and build upon. Many other interesting visualizations (e.g. words specific to political-parties, particular speakers, countries over time, etc) can still be done here.


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HTML
This is something I kind of know! With a little more practice, I am confident that I will get the hang of this in no time.
CSS
With my design background, CSS comes pretty naturally to me. I prefer making stylesheets to formulating the website structure because styles are much more straightforward to me.
JavaScript
I am excited to learn JavaScript as our class goes on this week. It seems we will be able to accomplish some interesting things with this language.


"Vocal Recoder" is a demonstrator for the LIUM (Laboratoire d' Informatique de l' Université du Mans) to present to the general public their research in the field of speech recognition. These new technologies are presented to you in playful form. The original idea is to compare a voice timbre (which could be yours) with that of world-famous personalities (Obama, Macron, Ronaldo, Michael Jackson, Pope Francis, etc). To do this, the demonstrator is composed of two interfaces: On the first interface, you can choose between one to five personalities. These different people will then be used during the demonstration test. On the second interface, this time you will have the opportunity to record your own voice, or use an existing audio file, to enjoy the developed speech recognition technology. This small vocal mimetic game will tell you the personality whose voice timbre is closest to yours or the one present in the audio file.
Launch the demontrator !


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About Me
I am currently a research assistant in Computer Science at Tsinghua University. My work is centered around Imitation Learning, Lifelong Learning, Active Perception and Robotic control. I am extremely interested in robotic learning, which can bring the real intelligence to robots. Before joining Tsinghua, I graduated from Harbin Institute of Technology and Hefei University of Technology with highest honor. My resume can be downloaded [here].
Education
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May 2018 - Present
Tsinghua UniversityResearch Assistant with Prof.Huaping Liu
Beijing - China
- Member of State Key Lab. of Intelligent Systems and Technology
- Research Interests: Imitation Learning, Lifelong Learning and Robotics
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September 2017 - May 2018
Harbin Institute of TechnologyComputer Science and Technology - Master of Engineering
Harbin - China
- Member of Research Center of Multi-agent Robot with Prof.Songhao Piao
- Foundation Courses: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Robotics
- First Prize Scholarship of Harbin Institute of Technology
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September 2013 - June 2017
Hefei University of TechnologyComputer Science and Technology - Bachelor of Engineering
XuanCheng, Anhui - China
- Team leader of Simulation League of HFUTEngine RoboCup Team
- Undergraduate thesis with Prof.Baofu Fang in 2D laser SLAM
- First Prize Scholarship of HeFei University of Technology
Work Experience
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June. 2016 - Aug. 2017
Technical Committee MemberNagoya - Japan
- Co-organized the competition of RoboCup 3D Simulation League
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2015 - 2019
Organizing Committee MemberChina Robot Competition - China
- Worked in China Robot Competition
Projects
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Online Multi-modal Imitation Learning via Lifelong Intention Encoding
Songhao Piao, Yue Huang and Huaping Liu
- Established a novel IRL imitation learning method with lifelong intention encoding for multi-intention imitation learning problem.
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Lifelong Imitation Learning using Dynamic Movement Primitives
Yue Huang and Huaping Liu
- Established a lifelong imitation learning framework to solve incremental multi-task robot imitation learning problems.
- Developed a LIL-DMPs lifelong imitation learning method by using the low-level control knowledge of robotic manipulation.
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Transfer Learning of Multi-robots
Yue Huang and Hao Liu
- Established a transfer learning frame via SVD for the universal forward dynamics model of various robot arm.
- Prepared for RSS'2020/li>
Publications
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ICARM'19Online Multi-modal Imitation Learning via Lifelong Intention Encoding
Songhao Piao, Yue Huang and Huaping Liu
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ICRA'20Lifelong Imitation Learning using Dynamic Movement Primitives
Yue Huang and Huaping Liu


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'Hand yourselves in': UK police tell Northern Irish brothers wanted over 39 truck deaths
BELFAST: British police, investigating deaths of 39 people found dead in the back of a truck near London last week, made a direct appeal on Friday (Nov 1) to two brothers from Northern Ireland to hand themselves in to detectives.
Police say Ronan Hughes and his brother Christopher are crucial to their inquiries into the discovery of the bodies of 31 men and eight women in the container on an industrial estate in Grays, to the east of the British capital.
The brothers are wanted on suspicion of manslaughter and human trafficking and Daniel Stoten, the officer leading the police inquiry, said they had spoken by telephone to Ronan Hughes recently but they needed to question them in person.
"Today I want to make a direct appeal. Ronan and Christopher, hand yourselves in to the Police Service of Northern Ireland," Detective Chief Inspector Stoten said.
"We need you both to come forward and assist this investigation."
READ: Police hunt for brothers from Northern Ireland over truck deaths
The discovery of the bodies has shone a spotlight on the illicit trade that sends the poor of Asia, Africa and the Middle East on perilous journeys to the West.
Police originally said the victims were believed to be Chinese but Vietnam fears many of the deceased were its citizens.
The bodies were found in the early hours of Oct 23 after the container arrived in Britain from Zeebrugge in Belgium. The container was picked up at Purfleet dock, east of London, by a truck allegedly driven by Maurice Robinson, who is from Northern Ireland.
READ: More Vietnamese feared among 39 UK truck victims; man charged over deaths
READ: Truck driver remanded at UK court over 39 dead migrants
On Monday, Robinson, 25, appeared in court accused of manslaughter, money laundering, conspiracy to traffic people and conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration.
Stoten said Ronan Hughes, 40, and Christopher, 34, from Armagh in Northern Ireland were known to have links in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland to the haulage and shipping industries.
Global Trailer Rentals (GTR), the owner of the trailer, said Ronan Hughes had signed the papers to rent the container.
"The lease document was signed by Ronan Hughes, who gave an address matching that of the haulier, C Hughes Transport," the lawyers for GTR told Reuters. Christopher Hughes is listed as a director of C Hughes Logistics Ltd based in Armagh.


grub-fstest - debug tool for GRUB filesystem drivers
grub-fstest [OPTION...] IMAGE_PATH COMMANDS
Debug tool for filesystem driver.
- Commands:
- blocklist FILE
- Display blocklist of FILE.
- cat FILE
- Copy FILE to standard output.
- cmp FILE LOCAL
- Compare FILE with local file LOCAL.
- cp FILE LOCAL
- Copy FILE to local file LOCAL.
- crc FILE
- Get crc32 checksum of FILE.
- hex FILE
- Show contents of FILE in hex.
- ls PATH
- List files in PATH.
- xnu_uuid DEVICE
- Compute XNU UUID of the device.
- -c, --diskcount=NUM
- Specify the number of input files.
- -C, --crypto
- Mount crypto devices.
- -d, --debug=STRING
- Set debug environment variable.
- -K, --zfs-key=FILE|prompt
- Load zfs crypto key.
- -n, --length=NUM
- Handle N bytes in output file.
- -r, --root=DEVICE_NAME
- Set root device.
- -s, --skip=NUM
- Skip N bytes from output file.
- -u, --uncompress
- Uncompress data.
- -v, --verbose
- print verbose messages.
- -?, --help
- give this help list
- --usage
- give a short usage message
- -V, --version
- print program version
Mandatory or optional arguments to long options are also mandatory
or optional for any corresponding short options.
grub-probe(8)
The full documentation for grub-fstest is maintained as a
Texinfo manual. If the info and grub-fstest programs are
properly installed at your site, the command
- info grub-fstest
should give you access to the complete manual.


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Hit F12 and check out where that orange div is in the HTML structure.
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2D Graphics Primer
This section contains an overview of various 2D graphics concepts related to Piccolo2D. This is a huge topic which cannot be covered in depth here. But the basics are presented below. In many cases these lower level details are handled for you by Piccolo2D. But, understanding them will help you to use the framework more efficiently, especially when extending functionality and creating your own types.
Basics
Everything on the screen is graphics. Toolkits, like Java Swing and the .NET Windows Forms library provide ready-made standard widgets, like scrollbars and buttons, that you can add to your GUI. But, if you want to create a custom component, you have to do your own drawing!
Drawing Abstraction
Every computer graphics system (i.e., operating system) offers some notion of a canvas to draw onto.
Usually, the canvases are separated into windows that are distinct from each other, which provide a relative coordinate system and isolation. This abstraction allows the same binary-level application to render onto different kinds of surfaces such as screens, off-screen buffers (i.e., clipboards), and printers, plotters, and direct neural implants...
Most current systems offer a a resolution-independent (or device-independent) API. This is crucial. If all rendering was done in pixels, a 100 pixel rectangle would be about an inch big on most displays, but would be less than 1/10th of an inch big on some printers.
Java offers the Graphics/Graphics2D classes that present this abstraction, and C# offers the System.Drawing.Graphics class.
Coordinates
- Device coordinates
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Coordinates of the physical device:
- Usually has origin (0, 0) at upper left
- X increases to the right
- Y increases down
- Integral coordinates always has X in [0, width] and Y in [0, height]
- Coordinates correspond to pixels
- Need to know pixel density (DPI - dots per inch) to create a specific-sized object
- Window coordinates
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Coordinates within an operating system window
- Similar to device coordinates
- Can have out of bounds coordinates which are clipped by the OS
- If there is a frame around the window ("window dressing"), that is outside the dimensions of the window
- Physical coordinates
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("device-independent coordinates") - correspond to physical measurements
- Defined in universal measurements - inches, millimeters, points (1/72 of an inch)
- Necessary to make graphics the same size independent of device
- Model ("local") coordinates
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correspond to the object you are defining
- You may want to define an application-specific coordinate system
(i.e. Origin at the center of screen with one "unit" per inch) - Need to convert between coordinate systems
- You may want to define an application-specific coordinate system
- Transformations
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- A "transform" object encapsulates a coordinate system
- A sequence of transforms can efficiently switch coordinate systems
Graphics Description Models
- Stroke Model
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describes images with strokes of specified color and thickness. There are also several other parameters, such as how the line segments are connected, and whether the line is drawn solid, or with dashes. In addition, strokes can be anti-aliased.
Line from (4,5) to (9,7) in red with a thickness of 5 Circle centered at (19,8) in blue with a radius of 8 and a thickness of 3 ...
Dash Styles
End Cap Styles
Miter Join
Round Join
Bevel Join
Unantialiased Line
Antialiased Line - Region Model
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describes images with filled areas such as arcs, text, splines, and other shapes - often other stroke objects. The area may be filled with a color, or a more complex fill such as a gradient or texture (known as a paint in Java or a Brush in C#).
Polygon filling (0, 0)-(10, 5)-(5, 10) with yellow ...
Solid Fill
Gradient Fill - Pixel Model
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describes images as a discrete number of pixels. Each pixel is specified by a color from one of several possible color models.
NOTE: In practice, graphics are described with a combination of stroke, region, and pixel descriptions.
Drawing Shapes
Java has a generic Shape
class with g2.draw() and g2.fill() methods. See
java.awt.geom. Including GeneralPath
which connects points with lines or
curves. It can be rendered resolution-independent, or can be flattened with
FlatteningPathIterator
C# has fixed shapes rather than a generic Shape class. See Graphics.DrawEllipse, DrawBezier, DrawCurve, etc. C# also has a generic path called Drawing2D.GraphicsPath, rendered with Graphics.DrawPath.
Rendering Damage/Redraw
In most graphics systems, you override a window's paint method and put all your rendering code there, but you don't actually call that method directly. Instead you will request a render by telling the OS that a portion of the screen is "damaged." It is out of date and needs to be repainted. The OS will collect and merge all the damaged regions and at some point later it will call the window's paint method passing it the full region that needs to be repainted.
In java, you can request that a window be rendered with JComponent.repaint(). In C#, you would use Control.Invalidate. Or, you could just damage a portion of the canvas with repaint(x, y, w, h) in Java or Invalidate(Rectangle) in C#. Remember that these methods only request repaints to happen in the future, they do not happen immediately.
Text
Text is a special kind of graphics for both performance and human reasons. Characters in any font can be represented either as bitmaps or curves.
In some systems, characters are defined as the set of pixels (bitmap) that form each character. This approach is efficient since we need the set of pixels that make up the characters in order to draw them. But, for large font sizes the space required to store all the bitmaps becomes problematic.
Another approach is to store only the outlines of the characters as closed shapes. These character definitions can easily be scaled to any size and converted to bitmaps when necessary. Plus, drawing packages can treat characters as geometric shapes that can be manipulated like other graphical elements.
Typically you will allocate fonts up front, and then use them on demand. See the Font classes in Java and C#. Fonts get measured with Ascent, Descent, Height, Leading, Width, and Kerning. Higher quality text can be drawn with anti-aliasing or more recently, sub-pixel anti-aliasing (e.g., Microsoft Cleartype)
Color
There are various color models, which are not reflected in the API. Rather the API needs to support the color representation of the hardware. There are two basic kinds, Indexed Color (8 bit) and True Color (16, 24, 32 bit).
Indexed color uses an array of color values as a palette. An index into the color table is assigned to each pixel. Using 8 bits per pixel allows only 256 colors.
Models that can represent a large number of colors are called true color. Examples are RGB, HSV, and CMYK. The common 8-bit RGB model assigns a 3 byte value to each pixel, one byte per channel (red, green and blue). This model can represent up to 28 × 28 × 28 or 16,777,216 colors.
Clipping
Clipping, or limiting drawing to a particular area of the screen, is crucial for a window manager. Displayed objects need to be clipped to the bounds of the window in which they are displayed. But, clipping is also necessary for application efficiency and high-end graphics.
Regions, analytical descriptions of shape, are used for the basis of clipping. Regions include algebra for adding/subtracting, manipulating shape and there are various types (rectangular, rectilinear, rectilinear with holes).
Java has the Area class (made of Shapes) and C# has the Region class.
Efficiency
There are various efficiency considerations that must be made when working with 2D computer graphics. Some common mechanisms/considerations include region management (partial redraws), high-level descriptions for networked displays, display lists for complex objects that are redrawn many times, space-time trade-offs (i.e. pre-allocate thumb image and store it, or render it each time).
Geometric Equations
In a drawing program, there are some common problems such as determining what object a user clicked on, finding the nearest object to where the user clicked, or snapping a line to the nearest object. It turns out we can use a few simple geometric equations to aid with these tasks. And, there are different forms of these equations for different uses.
Implicit Forms: F(x, y) = 0
i.e.: Ax + By + c = 0
This type of equation defines a half-space. And, intersecting multiple half-spaces defines polygons. So, this kind of equation can be used to determining if a point is within a region or finding the distance from a line.
Explicit Forms: y = F(x)
i.e. y = Mx + B
Explicit functions are not good for graphics operations, since they don't plug a point in.
Parametric Forms: x = G(t), y = H(t)
i.e.: x = cos(t), y = sin(t) or,
x = x1 + t * (x2 - x1)
y = y1 + t * (y2 - y1)
Here, both x and y are functions of an independent variable. If you plug in some value for t, you can plot a point on the line. The functions x(t) and y(t) vary along the line, as t varies so you can interpolate along a line.
More generally, this is known in the computer graphics world as LERP (linear interpolation):
p = p1 + t * (p2 - p1)
The LERP equation bounds t between 0 and 1. It directly supports animation, computing intersections, scales to multiple dimensions and can be applied to many domains (points, colors, etc.).
Control Points
Used to specify geometry - often accessed through "handles" in an interface
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Quad Bezier Curve |
Geometric Transformations
Often an application will need to translate (move), scale, rotate, or shear it's graphical elements. This is necessary for almost any animation and many interactions. One way to achieve this would be to modify all of the points in the original object. For example, in a game of asteroids, to move the triangular ship down ten units, you could add 10 to each point in the triangle. The problem with this approach is that it forces you to modify your original object. You will no longer have a copy of the original to revert back to. And for some transformations, it's worse. What if you scale all the points by zero? Then you've lost your data altogether. A better approach would be to save your original object and somehow transform it when you render. This is commonly done in computer graphics with matrices.
Matrix Transformations
We can represent some transformations as 2x2 matrices of the following form.
We can then multiply the matrix by a column vector to apply the transformation to a point.
x′ = Ax + By
y′ = Cx + Dy
Matrices also allow as to represent a sequence of transformations.
Multiplying two matrices of the same size yields another matrix of the same size. So, the three transformations above can actually be represented as a single matrix. As long as we can represent transformations as 2x2 matrices, we can multiple them together to create one representative matrix.
Scaling
One common transformation involves scaling around the origin (0, 0). Here, we multiply all the x-coordinates by some scale factor Sx and we multiply the y-coordinates by some scale factor Sy.
| x′ = x × Sx y′ = y × Sy |
If we define P as a point [x, y], we can combine the equations above to get the following representation.
P′ = S ∙ P or,
We can then represent the scale vector as 2x2 matrix.
Rotation
Another common type of transformation is rotation, where we rotate the points by some angle θ.
| x′ = x × cos(θ) - y × sin(θ) y′ = x × sin(θ) + y × cos(θ) |
Again, we can represent rotation as a 2x2 matrix.
P′ = R ∙ P or,
Translation
A simple transformation involves adding some offset Tx to all the x-coordinates, and adding some offset Ty to all the y-coordinates. This is known as a translation.
| x′ = x + Tx y′ = y + Ty |
If we define P as a point [x, y], we can combine the equations above to get the following representation:
P′ = P + T or,
But, we cannot represent translation as a 2x2 matrix! This means we won't be able to combine it with rotation and scaling transformations through matrix multiplication. The solution is to use homogeneous coordinates.
Homogeneous Coordinates
We can take a 2-dimensional point and represent it as a 3-vector.
We add a third coordinate h to every 2D point, where (x, y, h) represents the point at location (x/h, y/h). We can now represent translation as a 3x3 matrix of the following form.
P′ = T ∙ P or,
We can then change our scale and rotation matrices into 3x3 matrices as well.
P′ = S ∙ P or,
P′ = R ∙ P or,
This may not seem intuitive or exciting. But, it is quite useful for graphics operations because it allows us to combine translation, scale and rotation transformations, simply by using matrix multiplication.
Affine Transformations
The 3x3 matrix that we derived above is called an Affine Transform. It can encapsulate translate, rotate scale, shear and flip transformations. Affine Transformations have various properties.
- Origin may not map to the (0,0)
- Lines map to lines
- Parallell lines remain parallel
- Ratios are preserved
- Closed under composition
Matrix Composition
As we discussed above, we can multiply various matrices together, each of which represent a transformation, in order get one general representation. For example, if we scale, rotate and then translate, we will have done the following.
P′ = ( T ∙ (R ∙ (S ∙ P)))
We can then separate out our matrix.
P′ = ( T ∙ R ∙ S) ∙ P
M = TRS
However, matrix multiplication is not commutative.
M1 ∙ M2 != M2 ∙ M1
To apply a transformation after the current one, we post-multiply the matrix.
P′ = Mnew ∙ Mcurrent P
To apply a transformation first, we pre-multiply.
P′ = Mcurrent ∙ Mnew P
Coordinate Systems
Transforms can manipulate objects or views.  But, if we set a transform once at the beginning and then draw the whole model we are manipulating the view. Actually, we are defining a new coordinate system.
It turns out an affine transform actually defines a coordinate system. Imagine we apply a rotation, followed by a translation. We can think of this as creating a rotated, translated coordinate system, with a new origin.
We can now draw objects as normal using the local coordinates of this new coordinate system. So, if we draw an object a (0, 0), it will appear at the new origin of the new coordinate system. Thinking of things this way is often simpler than thinking about transforming individual objects.
What about Piccolo2D?
For the most part, Piccolo2D handles doing things efficiently for you. The framework implements region management (only repainting the part of the screen that has changed) as well as efficient picking (determining which object the mouse is over). Piccolo2D's activities make it very easy to implement interpolated animations. And, in many cases, you can use convenience methods to transform nodes rather than interacting directly with matrices.
Piccolo2D also has a higher-level model of drawing than the one described above. Rather than drawing lots of shapes to the screen in a one large paint method and then worrying about repainting and picking them, piccolo2d uses an object-oriented approach. You simply add nodes to the scene-graph. Each node knows how to render and pick itself. Instead of invalidating a rectangle and then drawing in the window's paint method, you will change the node's model. For example, you may change its fill color (paint in Java, Brush in C#). Then the node will handle repainting itself with the new color.
Each node also has an affine transform that defines a local coordinate system for that node. Nodes can be arranged hierarchically, where the local coordinate system of a node is product of all the matrices from the root to the given node. So, changing a parent node's transform, will affect the child as well. For more details about coordinate systems, see Piccolo2D Patterns.


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Angular-ts has its own yeoman generator that implements a number of generators that are very useful to add functionality to your angular app and allow you to save time by eliminating the need for you to write ` boilerplate code`.
 You can find the task that will compile the typescript in the file.
gulp/tasks/ts.task.js
Angular-ts implements custom decorators that make angular 1 look very similar to angular 2 and make it very easy to register components,config functions, run functions, services etc.
Angular-ts has pre configured Sass compilation. you can find the task that compiles sass in the file.
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Angular-ts uses template caching for the components and route html templates, all the templates will be stored under:
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.
You can find the task that caches your templates in the file.
gulp/tasks/tpl.task.js
.
Angular-ts uses a single json file for configurations, this file will be automatically created when you use
yo angular-ts
to create the project.
The ng-ts.json file contains the necessary options used by the generator and gulp to create and build your app.
If you are using a backend server that serves the application entry ex. laravel and blade you can tell
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Every folder changed in the configuration files will change the location the files are created by the generator.
Warning
Some folders need to be changed in multiple configuration options be careful if you change a folder to change the same folder in other options
Ex. if you change the 'src.components' folder you also need to change 'tests.paths.components'.
Bower dependencies are automatically imported and concatenated to vendor.min.js
and vendor.min.css
.
Angular-ts uses the project bower.json and the dependencies bower.json to determine which files to import and in what order, particularly
angular-ts uses the main
option and the dependencies
option in bower.
If the dependency does not list the necessary files in their main file you can use the override
option on your project bower.json. An example
of this is bootstrap it does not list the css and js in the main of the bower file we can still get the files by overriding the main of the dependency
To override ex. bootstrap
main just add this to your bower.json
Now "dist/css/bootstrap.css"
and "dist/js/bootstrap.js"
will be imported
Another case is when you want to load a dependency before another ex. jquery
before angular
To load jquery
before angular
add this to your bower.json
This works with any package that depends on another package but the developer did not include it on the dependencies list
Angular-ts @Test
decorator uses ng-describe
under the hood to for testing, to see all the options that are provided by ng-describe
see ng-describe github repository
For running the test angular-ts uses Karma
and PhantomJS


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The previous two parts have looked at some solutions offered by triggers. Let's look now at some wishful triggers solutions, which are currently unavailable because of triggers limitations.
Triggers Use Case Compilation, Part I
Triggers Use Case Compilation, Part II
Limitations and wishful features
Triggers are slow
The overhead of adding triggers is usually an even breaker. But I would like to believe speed will improve in time!
Triggers cannot act on the same table which activated them.
A thing I would like to do is have a rotating table. A log table is a perfect example: I only want to store logs up to 7 days back, or up to 1M rows. ON INSERT, (or once every 1000 inserts or so), I wish to remove oldest rows. This is not possible today since I can't DELETE rows from the same table which caused the ON INSERT trigger to run. It can't be hacked by calling on another table, then doing a circular trigger trick. MySQL will raise an error on run time, complaining about a loop.
Triggers cannot act on system tables.
Now why would I want to do that? Well, one of the first things I look at when reviewing a database is the users grants. I always find a list of users which is just too permissive, with far too many users than required. I once came upon a database with 273 users, where only 5 of them were actually in use. "When were these added?", I asked - but nobody knew.
I would love to have an ON INSERT and an ON UPDATE trigger on the mysql.user table, which lists down the time of user creation and the invoking user (who would usually be 'root') and host, so it's easier to track down who did what.
You cannot execute prepared statements from within a trigger.
Not much to add here. The possibilities are too many.
You can't spawn an ANALYZE TABLE from a trigger
What I want to do is to run an ANALYZE TABLE once every 10K inserts or deletes, so the table takes care of itself. I've tried hacking this with prepared statements (you can't use them); with cursors (you can only run a cursor on SELECT queries) or otherwise SQL hacks (none worked). If anyone finds a hack around it - please let me know!
You can't have more than one trigger on the same event per table
This is more of a design issue. If I want to have two things BEFORE INSERT on City, I need to code both in the same trigger. This means adding functionality involves editing existing, tested, working code. It would be much nicer if two such triggers could play along.

Take, for example, the rotating tables problem. Instead of the trigger executing the following query:
DELETE FROM logs WHERE time < DATE_ADD(NOW(), INTERVAL -7 DAY)
(as we've already noted was impossible), the triggers can write down the query as TEXT into some queries_to_run table. A cronjob can periodically check this table and execute whatever is in it, removing executed rows.
MySQL 5.1's event scheduler can also be used for such statements which are invokable (like said DELETE).
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However, as a result of my passion for web development, I've found a new main hobby: learning web!
After finishing university, I joined a software firm with its HQ in Japan. I learned Japanese and worked on Web Applications during my 2 year span there.
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In about three years, I got the chance to develop a new product in a completely new league for Canon. Internally it was called "The SVG project". The goal was to build a PDF to SVG converter - conforming to very, very strict regulations, and it was a critical component in a new philosophical move. It was my first Agile Scrum project. The phase 1 was a success; however, I was pulled out of phase 2 to work on the V4 project which was in a critical condition.
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This subpart implements 25 U.S.C. 1544, which provides an incentive to prime contractors that use Indian organizations and Indian-owned economic enterprises as subcontractors.
As used in this subpart—
“Indian” means any person who is a member of any Indian tribe, band, group, pueblo, or community that is recognized by the Federal Government as eligible for services from the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) in accordance with 25 U.S.C. 1452(c) and any “Native” as defined in the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (43 U.S.C. 1601).
“Indian organization” means the governing body of any Indian tribe or entity established or recognized by the governing body of an Indian tribe for the purposes of 25 U.S.C., Chapter 17.
“Indian-owned economic enterprise” means any Indian-owned (as determined by the Secretary of the Interior) commercial, industrial, or business activity established or organized for the purpose of profit, provided that Indian ownership constitutes not less than 51 percent of the enterprise.
“Indian tribe” means any Indian tribe, band, pueblo, or community, including native villages and native groups (including corporations organized by Kenai, Juneau, Sitka, and Kodiak) as defined in the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, that is recognized by the Federal Government as eligible for services from BIA in accordance with 25 U.S.C. 1452(c).
“Interested party” means a prime contractor or an actual or prospective offeror whose direct economic interest would be affected by the award of a subcontract or by the failure to award a subcontract.
Indian organizations and Indian-owned economic enterprises shall have the maximum practicable opportunity to participate in performing contracts awarded by Federal agencies. In fulfilling this requirement, the Indian Incentive Program allows an incentive payment equal to 5 percent of the amount paid to a subcontractor in performing the contract, if the contract so authorizes and the subcontractor is an Indian organization or Indian-owned economic enterprise.
(a) Contracting officers and prime contractors, acting in good faith, may rely on the representation of an Indian organization or Indian-owned economic enterprise as to its eligibility, unless an interested party challenges its status or the contracting officer has independent reason to question that status.
(b) In the event of a challenge to the representation of a subcontractor, the contracting officer shall refer the matter to the–
U.S. Department of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)
Attn: Acquisition Management Director
12220 Sunrise Valley Drive
Reston, VA 20191.
The BIA will determine the eligibility and notify the contracting officer.
(c) The BIA will acknowledge receipt of the request from the contracting officer within 5 working days. Within 45 additional working days, BIA will advise the contracting officer, in writing, of its determination.
(d) The contracting officer will notify the prime contractor upon receipt of a challenge.
(1) To be considered timely, a challenge shall—
(i) Be in writing;
(ii) Identify the basis for the challenge;
(iii) Provide detailed evidence supporting the claim; and
(iv) Be filed with and received by the contracting officer prior to award of the subcontract in question.
(2) If the notification of a challenge is received by the prime contractor prior to award, it shall withhold award of the subcontract pending the determination by BIA, unless the prime contractor determines, and the contracting officer agrees, that award must be made in order to permit timely performance of the prime contract.
(3) Challenges received after award of the subcontract shall be referred to BIA, but the BIA determination shall have prospective application only.
(e) If the BIA determination is not received within the prescribed time period, the contracting officer and the prime contractor may rely on the representation of the subcontractor.
(f) Subject to the terms and conditions of the contract and the availability of funds, contracting officers shall authorize an incentive payment of 5 percent of the amount paid to the subcontractor. Contracting officers shall seek funding in accordance with agency procedures.
Contracting officers in civilian agencies may insert the clause at 52.226-1, Utilization of Indian Organizations and Indian-Owned Economic Enterprises, in solicitations and contracts if—
(a) In the opinion of the contracting officer, subcontracting possibilities exist for Indian organizations or Indian-owned economic enterprises; and
(b) Funds are available for any increased costs as described in paragraph (b)(2) of the clause at 52.226-1.


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cov = gpcovar(net, x) [cov, covf] = gpcovar(net, x)
cov = gpcovar(net, x)
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[cov, covf] = gpcovar(net, x)
also generates the covariance
matrix due to the covariance function specified by net.covarfn
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x
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so that predictions (with mean ytest
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variance sigsq
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xtest
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cninv = inv(gpcovar(net, x)); [ytest, sigsq] = gpfwd(net, xtest, cninv);
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Action Pack pagination for Active Record collections
The Pagination module aids in the process of paging large collections of Active Record objects. It offers macro-style automatic fetching of your model for multiple views, or explicit fetching for single actions. And if the magic isn’t flexible enough for your needs, you can create your own paginators with a minimal amount of code.
The Pagination module can handle as much or as little as you wish. In the controller, have it automatically query your model for pagination; or, if you prefer, create Paginator objects yourself.
Pagination is included automatically for all controllers.
For help rendering pagination links, see ActionView::Helpers::PaginationHelper.
Automatic pagination for every action in a controller
class PersonController < ApplicationController model :person paginate :people, :order => 'last_name, first_name', :per_page => 20 # ... end
Each action in this controller now has access to a @people instance variable, which is an ordered collection of model objects for the current page (at most 20, sorted by last name and first name), and a @person_pages Paginator instance. The current page is determined by the params[:page] variable.
Pagination for a single action
def list @person_pages, @people = paginate :people, :order => 'last_name, first_name' end
Like the previous example, but explicitly creates @person_pages and @people for a single action, and uses the default of 10 items per page.
Custom/"classic" pagination
def list @person_pages = Paginator.new self, Person.count, 10, params[:page] @people = Person.find :all, :order => 'last_name, first_name', :limit => @person_pages.items_per_page, :offset => @person_pages.current.offset end
Explicitly creates the paginator from the previous example and uses Paginator#to_sql to retrieve @people from the model.
Class ActionController::Pagination::Paginator
| OPTIONS | = | Hash.new |
| A hash holding options for controllers using macro-style pagination | ||
| DEFAULT_OPTIONS | = | { :class_name => nil, :singular_name => nil, :per_page => 10, :conditions => nil, :order_by => nil, :order => nil, :join => nil, :joins => nil, :count => nil, :include => nil, :select => nil, :parameter => 'page' |
| The default options for pagination |
Returns a paginator and a collection of Active Record model instances for the paginator’s current page. This is designed to be used in a single action; to automatically paginate multiple actions, consider ClassMethods#paginate.
options are:
| :singular_name: | the singular name to use, if it can’t be inferred by |
singularizing the collection name
| :class_name: | the class name to use, if it can’t be inferred by camelizing the singular name |
| :per_page: | the maximum number of items to include in a single page. Defaults to 10 |
| :conditions: | optional conditions passed to Model.find(:all, *params) and Model.count |
| :order: | optional order parameter passed to Model.find(:all, *params) |
| :order_by: | (deprecated, used :order) optional order parameter passed to Model.find(:all, *params) |
| :joins: | optional joins parameter passed to Model.find(:all, *params) and Model.count |
| :join: | (deprecated, used :joins or :include) optional join parameter passed to Model.find(:all, *params) and Model.count |
| :include: | optional eager loading parameter passed to Model.find(:all, *params) and Model.count |
| :select: | :select parameter passed to Model.find(:all, *params) |
| :count: | parameter passed as :select option to Model.count(*params) |
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# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/pagination.rb, line 127 127: def paginate(collection_id, options={}) 128: Pagination.validate_options!(collection_id, options, true) 129: paginator_and_collection_for(collection_id, options) 130: end
Returns the total number of items in the collection to be paginated for the model and given conditions. Override this method to implement a custom counter.
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# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/pagination.rb, line 171 171: def count_collection_for_pagination(model, options) 172: model.count(:conditions => options[:conditions], 173: :joins => options[:join] || options[:joins], 174: :include => options[:include], 175: :select => options[:count]) 176: end
Returns a collection of items for the given model and +options[conditions]+, ordered by +options[order]+, for the current page in the given paginator. Override this method to implement a custom finder.
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# File vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/pagination.rb, line 181 181: def find_collection_for_pagination(model, options, paginator) 182: model.find(:all, :conditions => options[:conditions], 183: :order => options[:order_by] || options[:order], 184: :joins => options[:join] || options[:joins], :include => options[:include], 185: :select => options[:select], :limit => options[:per_page], 186: :offset => paginator.current.offset) 187: end


Before Change
// set the exclusions
for layer_index in range(self.num_layers):
self.layer_connections[layer_index].excluded = (layer_index in excluded_layers)
// build the connections
self.weight_connections = self.build_weight_connections(excluded=excluded_layers)
self.layer_connections = self.rebuild_layer_connections()
After Change
None
new_incidence_matrix = np.copy(self.connections.incidence_matrix)
for excluded_layer in excluded_layers:
new_incidence_matrix = self._exclude_layer(new_incidence_matrix, excluded_layer)
// set the excluded attributes
self.excluded_layers = excluded_layers
self.excluded_weights = np.where(~new_incidence_matrix.any(axis=0))[0]
// call the update
self.update(new_incidence_matrix)


VIDEO: Watch how Black Meteors stroll past Mali in U23 AFCON
The Black Meteors picked a ticket to the semifinal of the ongoing U23 Africa Cup of Nations after beating Mali 2-0 on Thursday.
Coach Ibrahim Tanko’s men needed to overcome their West African counterparts to qualify for the seminal round after failing to record victory in their first two games.
Despite struggling to dominate their opponents, Ghana managed to grab the group’s second qualifying ticket following a late brace from substitute forward Kwabena Owusu to win the game 2-0.
Before Thursday’s match, Ghana were sitting on 3rd spot with just a point behind Egypt and Cameroon who had 6 and 4 points respectively.
However, a 2-1 defeat against Egypt changed the dynamics of the group standings.
Cameroon were outclassed by the young Pharaohs — who went into the game already qualified after Monday’s 3-2 win against Ghana.
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How To Use Cloudflare’s New VPN Service On Android
by Amarnath ChakrabortyThe online world around us is not as private as it appears. Tech companies like Microsoft and Google log our browsing data to show us relevant ads. Everything you do on the internet is somehow tracked. To deal with such issues, security researchers often recommends the use of Private Browsers or VPN Apps.
To make your browsing session secure and private, one needs to use a VPN service. Now, if we talk about the VPN, everyone wants to get a fast, secure, and free VPN. Although its a challenge to get all three things in just one service, still lots of companies were trying their luck to fulfil the needs of users.
Recently, the popular content delivery network service provider Cloudflare launched its free VPN service for Android and iOS. The free VPN of Cloudflare is known as Warp, and it’s now available to users via Cloudflare’s <IP_ADDRESS> app.
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What is Cloudflare’s Warp VPN Service?
If you remember, in 2018, Cloudflare launched the <IP_ADDRESS> app to provide one-tap access to its DNS resolver service. The newly released Warp VPN is now a part of Cloudflare’s <IP_ADDRESS> app. So, Warp is a free VPN service from Cloudflare that doesn’t put any restrictions on bandwidth.
Warp VPN also has a premium version which is called ‘Warp+’. According to the Cloudflare, Warp+ provides users with better performance and speed by routing the web traffic through its virtual private backbone known as Argo.
How To Use Cloudflare’s New ‘Free VPN Service’ On Android?
Well, setting up Cloudflare Warp is easy; users need to follow some of the simple steps given below. So, if you want to enable Warp VPN service, follow some of the simple steps given below.
Step 1. First of all, download & install Cloudflare’s <IP_ADDRESS> app on your Android smartphone.
Step 2. Once downloaded, open the app and then tap on ‘Get Started’
Step 3. Now you will see a screen like below. You can either read the information or tap on the ‘Next’ button.
Step 4. Now you will see a screen like below.
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| 🔗 Adventures in micro blogging part 1 | John’s World Wide Wall Display — http://johnjohnston.info/blog/adventures-in-micro-blogging-part-1/ |
New post on BalancedLight: Balancing Equipment Care with Getting the Shot — http://www.desparoz.com/2017/05/01/balancing-equipment-care-with-getting-the-shot/
| 🔗 Why we should remember the Battle of the Coral Sea | The Strategist — https://www.aspistrategist.org.au/remember-battle-coral-sea/ |
For micro.blog users, if you happen to have a problem with posting and you setup a GitHub link, try deleting the GitHub posting. Once I did that, things came swimming through…
🔗 Why Sunrises are Better than Sunsets for Photography — https://photographylife.com/why-sunrises-are-better-than-sunsets/
I’ve been watching The Martian tonight. A good movie based on an even greater book.
It seems I can post from @manton ‘s hosted micro.blog, but micro posts from my personal blog are not showing up. The feed is set up to integrate them, so not sure what I am missing…
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Playing around with adding an image from the web interface…
I’m following quite a few people in micro.blog. In the early days of a platform it is interesting to see where the conversation goes. Expect to unfollow some as the conversation volume increases
Darwin had a new driver-less bus. It’s a trial at the moment, but it’s kind of cool
I took a walk this morning along a cliff top near Darwin city, and watched a crocodile swimming near the beach below.
From a discoverability point of view, also, integrating my micro.blog with my blog means that people only need to go one place to find me.

Hosting on the micro.blog platform by @manton makes sense from the perspective of keeping a separate stream of micro thoughts, but integrating with my blog keeps things, well, integrated.
 Not sure if I am going to integrate it with my main blog (Wordpress), or continue to run it on @manton ‘s Micro.Blog platform.
Be interested in hearing other people’s thoughts.
Wondering if anyone has put together a directory of users on micro.blog yet?
Setting up my new micro.blog - follow me over there at @desparoz.
Waking up this morning to the world of micro.blog.


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