Additional utilities¶
MDP offers some additional utilities of general interest
in the mdp.utils
module. Refer to the
API
for the full documentation and interface description.
- mdp.utils.CovarianceMatrix
This class stores an empirical covariance matrix that can be updated incrementally. A call to the
fix
method returns the current state of the covariance matrix, the average and the number of observations, and resets the internal data.Note that the internal sum is a standard
__add__
operation. We are not using any of the fancy sum algorithms to avoid round off errors when adding many numbers. If you want to contribute aCovarianceMatrix
class that uses such algorithms we would be happy to include it in MDP. For a start see the Python recipe by Raymond Hettinger. For a review about floating point arithmetic and its pitfalls see What every computer scientist should know about floating-point arithmetic by David Goldberg, ACM Computing Surveys, Vol 23, No 1, March 1991.- mdp.utils.VartimeCovarianceMatrix
This class stores an empirical covariance matrix that can be updated incrementally. A call to the
fix
method returns the current state of the covariance matrix, the average and the number of observations, and resets the internal data.As compared to the
CovarianceMatrix
class, this class accepts sampled input in conjunction with a non-constant time increment between samples. The covariance matrix is then computed as a (centered) scalar product between functions, that is sampled unevenly, using the trapezoid rule.- mdp.utils.DelayCovarianceMatrix
- This class stores an empirical covariance matrix between the signal and time delayed signal that can be updated incrementally.
- mdp.utils.MultipleCovarianceMatrices
- Container class for multiple covariance matrices to easily execute operations on all matrices at the same time.
- mdp.utils.dig_node (node)
- Crawl recursively an MDP
Node
looking for arrays. Return (dictionary, string), where the dictionary is: { attribute_name: (size_in_bytes, array_reference)} and string is a nice string representation of it. - mdp.utils.get_node_size (node)
- Get
node
total byte-size usingcPickle
with protocol=2. (The byte-size is related the memory needed by the node). - mdp.utils.progressinfo (sequence, length, style, custom)
A fully configurable text-mode progress info box tailored to the command-line die-hards. To get a progress info box for your loops use it like this:
>>> for i in progressinfo(sequence): ... do_something(i)
You can also use it with generators, files or any other iterable object, but in this case you have to specify the total length of the sequence:
>>> for line in progressinfo(open_file, nlines): ... do_something(line)
A few examples of the available layouts:
[===================================73%==============>...................] Progress: 67%[======================================> ] 23% [02:01:28] - [00:12:37]
- mdp.utils.QuadraticForm
- Define an inhomogeneous quadratic form as
1/2 x'Hx + f'x + c
. This class implements the quadratic form analysis methods presented in: Berkes, P. and Wiskott, L. On the analysis and interpretation of inhomogeneous quadratic forms as receptive fields. Neural Computation, 18(8): 1868-1895. (2006). - mdp.utils.refcast (array, dtype)
- Cast the array to
dtype
only if necessary, otherwise return a reference. - mdp.utils.rotate (mat, angle, columns, units)
Rotate in-place a NxM data matrix in the plane defined by the
columns
when observation are stored on rows. Observations are rotated counterclockwise. This corresponds to the following matrix-multiplication for each data-point (unchanged elements omitted):[ cos(angle) -sin(angle) [ x_i ] sin(angle) cos(angle) ] * [ x_j ]
- mdp.utils.random_rot (dim, dtype)
- Return a random rotation matrix, drawn from the Haar distribution (the only uniform distribution on SO(n)). The algorithm is described in the paper Stewart, G.W., The efficient generation of random orthogonal matrices with an application to condition estimators, SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis, 17(3), pp. 403-409, 1980. For more information see this Wikipedia entry.
- mdp.utils.symeig_semidefinite_ldl (A, B, eigenvectors, turbo, rng, type, overwrite, rank_threshold, dfc_out)
LDL-based routine to solve generalized symmetric positive semidefinite eigenvalue problems. This can be used in case the normal
symeig()
call in_stop_training()
throwsSymeigException ('Covariance matrices may be singular')
.This solver uses SciPy’s raw LAPACK interface to access LDL decomposition.
Roughly as efficient as ordinary eigenvalue solving. Can exploit range parameter for performance just as well as the backend for ordinary symmetric eigenvalue solving enables. This is the recommended and most efficient approach, but it requires SciPy 1.0 or newer.
- mdp.utils.symeig_semidefinite_pca (A, B, eigenvectors, turbo, range, type, overwrite, rank_threshold, dfc_out)
PCA-based routine to solve generalized symmetric positive semidefinite eigenvalue problems. This can be used in case the normal
symeig()
call in_stop_training()
throwsSymeigException ('Covariance matrices may be singular')
.It applies PCA to B and filters out rank deficit before it applies symeig() to A. It is roughly twice as expensive as the ordinary eigh implementation.
 Roughly twice as expensive as ordinary symmetric eigenvalue solving as it solves two symmetric eigenvalue problems. Only the second one can exploit range parameter for performance.
- mdp.utils.symeig_semidefinite_reg (A, B, eigenvectors, turbo, range, type, overwrite, rank_threshold, dfc_out)
Regularization-based routine to solve generalized symmetric positive semidefinite eigenvalue problems. This can be used in case the normal
symeig()
call in_stop_training()
throwsSymeigException ('Covariance matrices may be singular')
.This solver applies a moderate regularization to B before applying eigh/symeig. Afterwards it properly detects the rank deficit and filters out malformed features. For full range, this procedure is (approximately) as efficient as the ordinary eigh implementation, because all additional steps are computationally cheap. For shorter range, the LDL method should be preferred.
Roughly as efficient as ordinary eigenvalue solving if no range is given. If range is given, depending on the backend for ordinary symmetric eigenvalue solving, this method can be much slower than an ordinary symmetric eigenvalue solver that can exploit range for performance.
- mdp.utils.symeig_semidefinite_svd (A, B, eigenvectors, turbo, range, type, overwrite, rank_threshold, dfc_out)
SVD-based routine to solve generalized symmetric positive semidefinite eigenvalue problems. This can be used in case the normal
symeig()
call in_stop_training()
throwsSymeigException ('Covariance matrices may be singular')
.One of the most stable and accurate approaches. Involves solving two svd problems. Computational cost can vary greatly depending on the backends used. E.g. SVD from SciPy appears to be much faster than SVD from NumPy. Based on this it can be faster or slower than the PCA based approach.
- mdp.utils.symrand (dim_or_eigv, dtype)
- Return a random symmetric (Hermitian) matrix with eigenvalues uniformly distributed on (0,1].
HTML Slideshows¶
The mdp.utils
module contains some classes and helper function to
display animated results in a Webbrowser. This works by creating an
HTML file with embedded JavaScript code, which dynamically loads
image files (the images contain the content that you want to animate
and can for example be created with matplotlib).
MDP internally uses the open source Templete templating libray,
written by David Bau.
The easiest way to create a slideshow it to use one of these two helper function:
- mdp.utils.show_image_slideshow (filenames, image_size, filename=None, title=None, **kwargs)
- Write the slideshow into a HTML file, open it in the browser and
return the file name.
filenames
is a list of the images files that you want to display in the slideshow.image_size
is a 2-tuple containing the width and height at which the images should be displayed. There are also a couple of additional arguments, which are documented in the docstring. - mdp.utils.image_slideshow (filenames, image_size, title=None, **kwargs)
- This function is similar to
show_image_slideshow
, but it simply returns the slideshow HTML code (including the JavaScript code) which you can then embed into your own HTML file. Note that the default slideshow CSS code is not included, but it can be accessed inmdp.utils.IMAGE_SLIDESHOW_STYLE
.
Note that there are also two demos in the Examples section Slideshow.
Graph module¶
MDP contains mdp.graph
, a lightweight package to handle directed graphs.
- mdp.graph.Graph
Represent a directed graph. This class contains several methods to create graph structures and manipulate them, among which
add_tree
: Add a tree to the graph.The tree is specified with a nested list of tuple, in a LISP-like notation. The values specified in the list become the values of the single nodes. Return an equivalent nested list with the nodes instead of the values.
Example::
>>> g = mdp.graph.Graph() >>> a = b = c = d = e = None >>> nodes = g.add_tree( (a, b, (c, d ,e)) )
Graph
g
corresponds to this tree, with all node values beingNone
:a / \ b c / \ d e
topological_sort
: Perform a topological sort of the nodes.dfs
,undirected_dfs
: Perform Depth First sort.bfs
,undirected_bfs
: Perform Breadth First sort.connected_components
: Return a list of lists containing the nodes of all connected components of the graph.is_weakly_connected
: Return True if the graph is weakly connected.
- mdp.graph.GraphEdge
- Represent a graph edge and all information attached to it.
- mdp.graph.GraphNode
- Represent a graph node and all information attached to it.
- mdp.graph.recursive_map (fun, seq)
- Apply a function recursively on a sequence and all subsequences.
- mdp.graph.recursive_reduce (func, seq, *argv)
- Apply
reduce(func, seq)
recursively to a sequence and all its subsequences.


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Properties
frustumCulling
Boolean
Toggles the frustum culling of the camera. (Defaults to true).
cameraShift
Vector2
Shifts camera frustum by factor of the frustum size. (x=-1 will shift the frustum to the left by a whole screen width).
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Camera ( Scene parentScene )
nil
Constructor.
Parameters
parentScene
Scene
Scene to add the camera to.
buildFrustumPlanes ()
nil
No description.
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Boolean
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pos
Vector3
Position of the sphere to check.
fRadius
Number
Radius of the sphere.
canSee ( SceneEntity entity )
Boolean
Checks if the camera can see an entity based on its bounding radius.
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entity
SceneEntity
Entity to check.
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nil
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mode
Boolean
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orthoSizeX
Number
Width of the orthographic frustum (defaults to 1.0)
orthoSizeY
Number
Height of the orthographic frustum (defaults to 1.0)
getOrthoMode ()
Boolean
Returns true if camera is in orthographic projection mode.
getOrthoSizeX ()
Number
Returns the width of the camera's orthographic frustum.
getOrthoSizeY ()
Number
Returns the height of the camera's orthographic frustum.
setFOV ( Number fov )
nil
Sets the field of view (FOV) for the camera. The larger the field of view, the more the camera can see, the smaller it is, the more zoomed in it is.
Parameters
fov
Number
The new FOV value.
getFOV ()
Number
Returns the current FOV value for the camera.
setParentScene ( Scene parentScene )
nil
No description.
Parameters
parentScene
Scene
No description.
doCameraTransform ()
nil
No description.
setLightDepthTexture ( Texture texture )
nil
No description.
Parameters
texture
Texture
No description.
hasFilterShader ()
Boolean
No description.
drawFilter ( Texture targetTexture , Number targetTextureWidth , Number targetTextureHeight , Texture targetColorTexture , Texture targetZTexture )
nil
No description.
Parameters
targetTexture
Texture
No description.
targetTextureWidth
Number
No description.
targetTextureHeight
Number
No description.
targetColorTexture
Texture
No description.
targetZTexture
Texture
No description.
getProjectionMatrix ()
Matrix4
No description.
setExposureLevel ( Number level )
nil
Sets the exposure for the camera. The exposure value can be passed to a shader for HDR rendering.
Parameters
level
Number
The new exposure value.
getExposureLevel ()
Number
Returns the camera's exposure value.
setPostFilter ( Material shaderMaterial )
nil
Sets the post-processing shader for the camera.
Parameters
shaderMaterial
Material
Post processing shader material.
setPostFilterByName ( String shaderName )
nil
Sets the post-processing shader for the camera by name. The material needs have been added as a resource.
Parameters
shaderName
String
The material name of the post-processing filter.
removePostFilter ()
nil
Removes the currently assigned post filter.
getLocalShaderOptions ()
ShaderBinding
Returns the local shader options for the camera post processing material.
getScreenShaderMaterial ()
Material
Returns the shader material applied to the camera.


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or in POSIX overwriting "$@"
:
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for f in *.txt; do
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eval ls "$args" # Do not copy and use
done
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Guido Tack
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The BoolVar doesn't look initialise (try BoolVar B(*this,0,1);).
Just as a further tip, you don't need the Reify object, you can pass the BoolVar directly (the Reify is constructed automatically).
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On 21 Jan 2014, at 8:23 am, mehdi m <medistif at hotmail.fr> wrote:
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> Arrays are initialized properly like this:
> int i=5;
> int m=10;
> BoolVar B;
> Reify r(b);
> Intargs D (n*m);
> Matrix <IntArgs> A (*this, n, m);
> for (int i=0;i<m;i++){
> for(int j=0;j<n;j++){
> A(i,j)=1;
> }
> }
> for (int i=0;i<m;i++){
> linear (*this, A.col(i),B , IRT_EQ, 0, r);
> }
>
> if you have an example of reification of linear constraint, could you send it to me.
> Thank you.
> Cheers
> Mehdi
> From: medistif at hotmail.fr
> To: users at gecode.org
> Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2014 20:22:53 +0000
> Subject: [gecode-users] error_segmentation
>
> Hello everyone,
> in my model, i want to express : x <--> Sum Ai*Bi = 0.
> why i use linear constraint and reification such as :
>
> IntArgs A ;
> BoolVarArray B;
> BoolVar b;
> reify r (b);
> linear (*this, A , B , IRT_EQ , 0 , r);
>
> when running this gives me a segmentation fault. when I deleted the parameter r that passes, the problem might therefore be in the parameter r.
>
> if someone has an idea ! .
> thank you.
> Cheers,
> Mehdi
>
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It's hard to tell if this is a farce, or a comedy, or just plainly, one of those films that really wants to take the proverbial pogo stick and shove it in the .... of those who really deserve it. BUT, wait a minute, who is that person?
It is the story of a few men that had their land stolen, and then sold to someone who ended up owning the rights to it for 100 years, so that he could look for oil, or some other equitable resources. Well, it doesn't matter who these rights went to. Might as well been Ross Perot. Never mind that the people that live there need food, and have worked this land for centuries and are not getting anything for it at all. Is this a statement on the Capitalist world? Or is this a major attack on the failure of the new system in Russia, where privatization seems to be aiding a few, but hurting the most? Or is this the signal that there are inherent problems which the country itself has not addressed?
Shot in Black and White, in a cool style that really shows the b&w of the cold, icy country where these people live, it is the story of one man that decides to undertake a crusade to either regain their land or avenge the land that was stolen from them. How to get this done, is something that they have to figure out along the way. Some of the people had been their very own neighbors and friends, and now they are turned against each other. As the man gathers his friends, and departs, the group has a few adventures, some of which are very amusing.
However, there are barriers. Some of the people that engineered these deals, did so to gain something for themselves at the cost of their friends. In one case, he was outright tricked, or robbed.
As the entourage takes off for Moscow, they meet their adversaries, and they have to get information as to the next step and the manner in which they get this information is one of the times that we come to like in this film, even if sordid. It is all a part of the deadpan humor, that is found in this film that is often subtle, but after a while gets you going. Just when you think the film is beginning to drag on, we crack up.
Eventually the film gets into its end, and the farmers get their due. They get to see the Certificate of Ownership, which they undoubtedly will take home with them. And the end of the film, is a bit of a throwaway, but it makes the point. It is the people that matter, and must be answered to in the long run.
Not per se a great film, but an enjoyable one that has some rather funny moments and a type of humor that we don't always enjoy or are afraid to appreciate. It is black humor in every sense of the word, but at the same time it is deadly serious, since the characters have a valid point, and deserve some recognition and respect. What the film does not say, or worry about, is that the government is responsible for these things. The film maintains the individualistic point of view through out and refuses to discuss politics. We are left with a story of a few men, and their adventure in trying to recover their very own Utopia. Well, right or wrong, the nice thing is that they get it. How, that's another story.
Well written, and as usual, a wonderful acting exercise where characterization is of supreme importance, and each character is very different from the other. Few films, or plays have such a well defined cast, and this reviewer has not been able to find information on this film that would have helped give credit where credit is due.
Their are large musical passages in this film during the quiet moments that induce a sense of isolation and loneliness which these people no doubt live under, but all in all it is difficult to fault this film as inferior. It's humor, as subtle and quick as it is, and so darn'd deadpan, keeps you on your toes and wondering what next. It is done rather allegorically, specially towards the end, but by then it doesn't matter. We are just happy that this group of people was able to achieve what they needed for survival. Even if the ending is a throwaway.
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Technical blog from Craig Russell.
This post describes how to use Coroutines
in ViewModels
, making use of the new ViewModelScope
extension property. This allows coroutines to be cancelled automatically when the ViewModel
is being cleared.
As of lifecycle 2.1.0-alpha01, there is now easy support for coroutines in ViewModels
, using an extension property called ViewModel.viewModelScope
.
viewModelScope
is likely best explained by starting with an example. Let’s imagine we are following the standard Android Architecture Components setup, and we have a ViewModel
which extends androidx.lifecycle.ViewModel
If you wanted to make use of coroutines from your ViewModel
, you might currently do something like this:
class LoginViewModel : ViewModel(), CoroutineScope {
// Define job and coroutine context
private val job = SupervisorJob()
override val coroutineContext: CoroutineContext
get() = job + Dispatchers.Main
// cancel the job when the Activity is being destroyed for good
override fun onCleared() {
super.onCleared()
job.cancel()
}
fun onUserDoingAThing() {
launch {
// get your work done
}
}
}
By doing this, you would be able to use launch{ }
inside the ViewModel
to run coroutines.
By overriding the onCleared()
function, you can cancel the coroutine job to ensure you aren’t continuing to do work that is no longer necessary.
Hopefully this looks fairly familiar to you, and you largely understand why all the code is needed.
Now, let’s look at the new way of doing it and let’s see what code we can remove while keeping the same functionality.
class LoginViewModel : ViewModel() {
fun onUserDoingAThing() {
viewModelScope.launch {
// get your work done
}
}
}
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CoroutineScope
It’s no longer required that you specify that your ViewModel
implements CoroutineScope
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which is already available inside your ViewModel
.
Any time you want to launch a coroutine, therefore, you can use viewModelScope.launch { }
.
Note, by default it will run the coroutine on Dispatchers.Main
, but you can override that as normal to use any dispatcher. For example, viewModelScope.launch(Dispatchers.IO) { }
.
Job
You no longer have to create a job to use for cancellation. The latest ViewModel
already comes equipped under the hood with a SupervisorJob
which is likely what you want for this scenario anyway.
Use of a SupervisorJob
means that you can launch multiple coroutines and have it so that one failing will not affect any of the others.
A failure or cancellation of a child does not cause the supervisor job to fail and does not affect its other children
onCleared()
function and cancel the jobJob cancellation now happens automatically when the onCleared()
function is called.
ℹ As a reminder, this is not called when the Activity
is being destroyed during a configuration change, such as the user rotating their device.
However, it is called when the Activity
is being destroyed for good, such as when the user hits the back button to navigate away from the Activity
.
viewModelScope
was added in 2.1.0-alpha01
of the lifecycle extensions dependency, so make sure you have at least that version in your build.gradle
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For example:
implementation "androidx.lifecycle:lifecycle-viewmodel-ktx:2.1.0-alpha02"
implementation "androidx.lifecycle:lifecycle-extensions:2.1.0-alpha02"
annotationProcessor "androidx.lifecycle:lifecycle-compiler:2.1.0-alpha02"
implementation 'org.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-coroutines-core:1.1.1'
implementation 'org.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-coroutines-android:1.1.1'
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Note, if your work isn’t tied to a particular screen and should continue even if the user navigates away, this isn’t what you should be using; you should be using something with a lifecycle that isn’t tied to the screen.
Coroutines that are tied to a particular screen, however, can now be launched easily, and cancelled automatically when the screen is going away.
AndroidX Lifecycle Release Notes
The original article was ahead of its time in suggesting a SupervisorJob
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KIDS A film review by Josh Byer Copyright 1995 Josh Byer
A shocking movie following the young protagonist, and his sidekick "Casper, Casper, he's the fuckingest friendly ghost;" was easily one of the most disturbing films I've ever seen.
It takes place in the lower class neighborhoods of New York, showing a Canjin' boy like myself quite a culture shock of violence, sex, and lack of morality.
Although a moral line is drawn in this movie by the main character, it is hard to spot.
See this movie. It will bother you, and the screen gets hard to look at at times, but it is a superb accomplishment of film-making. This is the only feature of 1995 I have seen that offers not only believable characters and setting, but a believable story with a real ending. Unfortunately, the ending was a little weak, and a little drawn out, but a monumentous film filled with unknowns giving Oscar-caliber performances gave me what I felt other great independent films lacked.
The story and writing of CLERKS was good, but most of the actors were weak. In KIDS, they're all strong. Shockingly so. Not the pretty people we love to look at on the big screen, but the ugly ones we try not to look at them. But they are worth looking at them, if only to see the lifestyle the represent.
Story: 9 Acting: 9 Cinematography: 8.5 Directing: 9 Overall: 9
Final Commentary: Take the WATERWORLD chumps' 200 mil, and give it to this crew to play with. You'll get a hundred movies all superior to Kevin's crowning achievement.
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find item sequence &key from-end test test-not start end key => element
find-if predicate sequence &key from-end start end key => element
find-if-not predicate sequence &key from-end start end key => element
Arguments and Values:
item---an object.
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predicate---a designator for a function of one argument that returns a generalized boolean.
from-end---a generalized boolean. The default is false.
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test-not---a designator for a function of two arguments that returns a generalized boolean.
start, end---bounding index designators of sequence. The defaults for start and end are 0 and nil, respectively.
key---a designator for a function of one argument, or nil.
element---an element of the sequence, or nil.
Description:
find, find-if, and find-if-not each search for an element of the sequence bounded by start and end that satisfies the predicate predicate or that satisfies the test test or test-not, as appropriate.
If from-end is true, then the result is the rightmost element that satisfies the test.
If the sequence contains an element that satisfies the test, then the leftmost or rightmost sequence element, depending on from-end, is returned; otherwise nil is returned.
Examples:
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See Also:
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Click through the gallery above to see five managers who are linked with the Bayern Munich job, according to various reports.
Following City's 3-1 loss to Liverpool last weekend, which saw the Manchester club drop nine points behind the Reds in the Premier League, Guardiola has seemingly become a potential candidate to replace interim Bayern Munich boss Hans-Joachim Flick at the end of the season.
German publication Sport Bild has reported that the Bavarians are considering a move for the Spaniard, who spent three years at Bayern between 2013 and 2016 before his venture into English football.
The Bundesliga giants are believed to have lined up a few possible long-term replacements for their current stand-in boss, and Guardiola is reportedly one of them.
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The 47-year-old tactician won seven trophies in his three years at Bayern, but those successes were overshadowed by the club's failure to win the coveted UEFA Champions League trophy in that period.
Certain players were believed to not see eye to eye with Guardiola at the time too, which saw his exit from the Allianz Arena in 2016 welcomed by many in and around the German giants.
The former FC Barcelona boss has had a successful stay at City thus far, but there seems to be a feeling this could be his last season in England, despite his current contract only expiring in 2021.
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As a synthetic cannabinoid, I find the effects of CP 55,940 to be similar to cannabis, but not the same, although I’d suggest that the significance of that point is not particularly noteworthy given that differences in effects are widely noted between different strains of the cannabis plant itself. For the purposes of simplifying this report, I’ve made all remarks in the context of a comparison between these two substances, and left out a detailed description of the basic effects that they share. Obviously a reader would benefit from prior experience in this regard, but I suspect few people would arrive at trying CP 55,940, having never tried cannabis.
I have only explored this chemical at vapourized doses of less than 1 mg and have had roughly 15 trials to date. Typically, I load a glass pipe with two to three milligrams at a time, and use this amount over various sessions spread apart by several days, leaving the unused portion melted inside the pipe for the next session. The pipe is gently heated from below with an indirect flame, and the chemical vapour is inhaled. The taste is almost undetectable, but very slightly bitter. I would estimate I use 0.25 mg as a minimum, and certainly never more than a milligram. I find doses higher than that to be debilitating, and leave me feeling groggy and scattered the following day. More on that later in this report.
I was inspired to try CP 55,940 after having given up cannabis smoking due to frequent anxiety effects. I was curious to see whether a single cannabinoid could provide a comparable experience without the anxiety. I tried CP 55,940 after having been away from cannabis for about 3 months, and I found the chemical did indeed provide a similar experience without the anxiety. After several successful trial sessions, I returned to cannabis, and found my anxiety problems had diminished. It is impossible to tell whether the pharmacological properties of CP 55,940 had anything whatsoever to do with this, or whether the entire situation was merely placebo effects at work. In any case, I am able to smoke cannabis again, but having been away from it for some time I no longer have a desire to do so.
In terms of notable differences between CP 55,940 and a typical cannabis strain, there are a few I can pinpoint. I find CP 55,940 leaves me slightly more dissociated and intermittently confused. However, having said this, at times I have found myself able to focus on a given task to a degree that I could not typically do on cannabis. For instance, my ability to watch a movie on cannabis is poor due to constant mental distraction. Reading a book is impossible. On CP 55,940 however, I have been able to watch movies with occasional success, and even read a book at low doses. Admittedly, these effects seem to contradict one another, the first being a very general, subjective feeling, and the latter being somewhat more measurable.
One particular aspect of CP 55,940 that differs significantly for me in comparison to cannabis is the longer duration of effects. However, since the effects of this chemical, much like cannabis, tend to drop off linearly, slowly and almost imperceptibly, it has been difficult for me to assess the typical duration. This is further compounded by the fact that I often use CP 55,940 in the evenings, and retire prior to returning to baseline. One thing can be said however; the effects do last significantly longer and I would suggest duration is somewhat dose dependent. I have woken up 6-7 hours after using CP 55,940 still feeling minor effects after a high dose (~1 mg).
I find the chemical to be moderately sedating, but again, since I typically use it closer to bed time, I haven’t isolated this property very well. Upon retiring, I feel dreamy and relaxed in bed and have used it effectively as a sleep aid, slightly more effective for this purpose than a typical cannabis strain. Like cannabis, I also find it to be an effective sex aid, making orgasms longer and more pleasurable.
In terms of negative effects, I experience some residual effects that linger well into the next day from the previous evening. I tend to wake, up to ten hours after dosing, much groggier and addle-headed than I would be under more sober circumstances. Mornings after using CP 55,940 I find myself scattered, and less able to focus and carry out complex tasks. The strength of this effect is directly influenced by the dose taken and subsides throughout the day.
At risk of sounding didactic, I want to comment on the chemical stability of CP 55,940. These are only my personal findings, so take it for what it is worth (not a lot). There has been much discussion regarding the chemical stability of CP 55,940, with many entries on the internet suggesting it is unstable and subject to rapid degradation. However, nowhere have I seen these statements supported with any scientific or non-scientific observation or evidence. The statements I have seen appear to be mere suppositions by laypersons that have propagated through board discussions and a certain internet library. I had the good fortune of speaking first hand with a chemist who spent many years in cannabinoid research and development, and he wasn’t aware of any unusual stability issues, in that, with proper storage he suggested it should be quite stable and last many years. He suggested that a dry, air tight vessel kept in a cool, dark place should suffice in preserving its nature.
In summary, I found this chemical to have useful properties, as an effective sleep aid, and to have recreational uses equivalent to cannabis. Based only on my personal and limited trials, I’m left wondering if CP 55,940 might provide an alternative to persons subject to cannabis-induced anxiety. Perhaps more study in this regard would be worthwhile. Since dosing for CP 55,940 is very low in comparison to cannabis, I suspect there may be associated benefits in inhaling less material, particularly when comparing vapourized CP 55,940 to smoked cannabis. An added beneficial side effect of this quality is that vapourizing CP 55,940 can be done quite simply with a lighter and a glass pipe, in stark contrast to the vaporizer unit generally used for vaporizing cannabis effectively.
 CP 55,940 is so cumbersome to say, particularly after using it. I’ve used “Ceep”, “55” and “CP”, but these just don’t seem to cut it. Thoughts anyone?
[Reported Dose: 0.25 to 1 mg]
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[ Erowid Note: IV injection of crushed pills/tablets can be very dangerous due to unknown binders and fillers present in the tablets.]
I've been a habitual heroin user for about 3 or 4 months now, and have ingested copius amounts of hydrocodone, codiene, oxycodone/tylenol, and a few morphines, demerols, darvocets in the year before my heroin use started. Every once in awhile, some oxycontins roll into town, and if theyre priced decently or the heroins dry, I'll dabble in a few. The first one I ever did, I ate whole, just swallowed with water, 40mgs time release. And I felt gggrreaaattt. Probably the best opiate high I've ever had, except for my first shot of heroin but thats a different kind of high somehow.
The next one I chewed. The next ones I snorted, this was during the time I began doing heroin and ahd a steadily increasing tolerance. I always snorted my OCs and my heroin, and it got me where I needed to be. However, one day a friend of mine told me he had some spare one piece rigs(needle/syrgine sets). I copped a few, and went to my dope dealers house. He shot me up and good lord, I don't think I've snorted heroin since.
Anyway, I recently 'acquired' about 20 oxycontins(10mgs per pill, the white ones), and my love for the shooting ritual convinced me to peel the coating off of one, crush with the blunt end of a key, then further crush it to a fine powder between two spoons. Once this was done, I scraped all the powder into the larger, deeper spoon. I then added almost 1cc of decently hot water to the spoon. Using a toothpick, I stirred the powder around to begin dissolving it. However, I guess oxycodone hydrochloride is less soluble than the dope I usually shoot because after I cooked it by holding a lighter under the spoon for about 25 seconds, a considerable amount of the powder still remained solid in the water. I would have heated it further but high temperatures can lower or ruin the potentcy of opiates, so I didn't risk it.
Next, I added a small cotton ball for a filter, stuck the tip in the cotton, and sucked the solution into my rig. I quickly re-capped it and placed it in my cup of hot water so the contents wouldnt congeal, and removed the cotton from the spoon, then tyed off my arm with a black leather belt, held it tightly with my teeth, uncapped my rig, chose a nice, average size vien on my left arm, inserted the needle, bevel facing skyward, registered blood without even having to pull back on the plunger. Once the blood was flowing into the rig, PPPLLLUNNNGGGEEE.
The belt was quickly loosened, isopropyl alcohol applied to the point of injection, followed by warm water to aid circulation, and soap for good measure. Although my tolerance for opiates is a bit high these days, it should have done more than it did. I barely registered any feeling at all. I figured this was because some powder still remained in the spoon, so I repeated the steps above twice till the powder was gone. Still barely nothing at all. I peeled, crushed, and snorted one then went to work.
3 hours later, I got off work and tried again with similar results, and I missed one shot, so now I have to worry about an abcess and 'rotting tissue and dead flesh' as one internet informant put it. One last try yielded the same damndable effect, and I gave up and snorted alittle, but not too much cause my breathing is quite slowed. Oh well, one more shot for the fun of shooting and I'm going to bed. Overall, I've decided to go back to snorting. Once I cop some more dope, I'll happily shoot myself silly, but for now, I don't see the point in sticking somthing in my bloodstream that's just gonna dissapoint me.
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Annunciato ufficialmente il set LEGO Technic 42109 Top Gear Rally Car
by Bricknaut5Ufficializzato da LEGO®, durante il Los Angeles Auto Show il primo set LEGO Technic creato in collaborazione con l’emittente BBC Studios legato alla serie TV Top Gear. Parliamo del 42109 Top Gear Rally Car, comandabile via smartphone.
Ne abbiamo parlato a lungo ed ora è ufficiale. Nessuna Lancia Delta (per ora) ma un’auto da rally pilotata da Stig e creata in collaborazione con BBC Studios.
L’auto è composta da 463 pezzi tra cui due motori ed uno smart hub bluetooth che, tramite l’applicazione Control+ per smartphone, permette di controllare l’auto come una vera RC (auto Radio Comandata).
Il set sarà disponibile globalmente dal 26 dicembre ad un prezzo di 129,00 dollari (ancora nessuna indicazione sul prezzo in Eur).
Le funzioni disponili tramite app Control+ sono:
- guida in avanti e retro, sterzo
- controllo multi touch
- controllo tramite giroscopio
- sfide e missioni per sbloccare funzioni particolari
A seguire il comunicato stampa e il video di presentazione.
First ever LEGO Technic Top Gear collaboration revealed at LA Auto Show
Los Angeles, USA: Today, the LEGO Group revealed the first ever LEGO® Technic™ Top Gear Set in partnership with BBC Studios. The new LEGO Technic App Controlled Top Gear Rally Car is an authentic looking GT Rally car for ages 9 years and above and will be available globally from 26th December 2019.
LEGO Technic designers joined forces with the BBC Top Gear team to co-design the body of the car and accompanying stickers to create an ultra-realistic and fast looking racer that fans are sure to enjoy building at home.
The model is remote controlled via the LEGO Technic CONTROL+ app and contains functions such as steering, multi-touch control and gyro control as well as different challenges and achievements to deliver a thrilling, immersive play experience.
“It’s exciting to have collaborated with LEGO Technic on this and it’s a very natural fit for the Top Gear brand. The LEGO Technic Top Gear Rally Car is the result of several months hard work from the LEGO and BBC Studios teams and we can’t wait to see it on the shelves soon” said Jason Easy, Head of Licensing UK, BBC Studios.
Niels Henrik Horsted, Marketing Director for LEGO Technic added: “We are really excited to finally reveal the App-Controlled LEGO Technic Top Gear Rally Car. The car offers a challenging build for ages 9+ who are into authentic play and intrigued about how things work. The CONTROL+ app gives an extensive play experience with several different play modes and exciting challenges.”
https://www.facebook.com/bricknauts/videos/2445977975642885/
https://www.facebook.com/bricknauts/videos/949110468806667/
- LA Auto Show (laautoshow.com)
- LEGO Technic 42109 Top Gear Rally Car (shop.lego.com)


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Intro¶
AutoTS¶
Forecasting Model Selection for Multiple Time Series
AutoML for forecasting with open-source time series implementations.
For other time series needs, check out the list here.
Table of Contents¶
Features¶
Finds optimal time series forecasting model and data transformations by genetic programming optimization
Handles univariate and multivariate/parallel time series
Point and probabilistic upper/lower bound forecasts for all models
Over twenty available model classes, with tens of thousands of possible hyperparameter configurations
Includes naive, statistical, machine learning, and deep learning models
Multiprocessing for univariate models for scalability on multivariate datasets
Ability to add external regressors
Over thirty time series specific data transformations
Ability to handle messy data by learning optimal NaN imputation and outlier removal
Allows automatic ensembling of best models
‘horizontal’ ensembling on multivariate series - learning the best model for each series
Multiple cross validation options
‘seasonal’ validation allows forecasts to be optimized for the seasonity of the data
Subsetting and weighting to improve speed and relevance of search on large datasets
‘constraint’ parameter can be used to assure forecasts don’t drift beyond historic boundaries
Option to use one or a combination of metrics for model selection
Import and export of model templates for deployment and greater user customization
Installation¶
pip install autots
This includes dependencies for basic models, but additonal packages are required for some models and methods.
Basic Use¶
Input data is expected to come in either a long or a wide format:
The wide format is a
pandas.DataFrame
with apandas.DatetimeIndex
and each column a distinct series.The long format has three columns:
Date (ideally already in pd.DateTime format)
Series ID. For a single time series, series_id can be
= None
.Value
For long data, the column name for each of these is passed to .fit() as
date_col
,id_col
, andvalue_col
. No parameters are needed for wide data.
# also load: _hourly, _monthly, _weekly, _yearly, or _live_daily
from autots import AutoTS, load_daily
# sample datasets can be used in either of the long or wide import shapes
long = False
df = load_daily(long=long)
model = AutoTS(
forecast_length=21,
frequency='infer',
prediction_interval=0.9,
ensemble=None,
model_list="default",
transformer_list="fast",
drop_most_recent=1,
max_generations=4,
num_validations=2,
validation_method="backwards"
)
model = model.fit(
df,
date_col='datetime' if long else None,
value_col='value' if long else None,
id_col='series_id' if long else None,
)
prediction = model.predict()
# plot a sample
prediction.plot(model.df_wide_numeric,
series=model.df_wide_numeric.columns[0],
start_date="2019-01-01")
# Print the details of the best model
print(model)
# point forecasts dataframe
forecasts_df = prediction.forecast
# upper and lower forecasts
forecasts_up, forecasts_low = prediction.upper_forecast, prediction.lower_forecast
# accuracy of all tried model results
model_results = model.results()
# and aggregated from cross validation
validation_results = model.results("validation")
The lower-level API, in particular the large section of time series transformers in the scikit-learn style, can also be utilized independently from the AutoML framework.
Check out extended_tutorial.md for a more detailed guide to features!
Also take a look at the production_example.py
Tips for Speed and Large Data:¶
Use appropriate model lists, especially the predefined lists:
superfast
(simple naive models) andfast
(more complex but still faster models)fast_parallel
(a combination offast
andparallel
) orparallel
, given many CPU cores are availablen_jobs
usually gets pretty close with='auto'
but adjust as necessary for the environment
see a dict of predefined lists (some defined for internal use) with
from autots.models.model_list import model_lists
Use the
subset
parameter when there are many similar series,subset=100
will often generalize well for tens of thousands of similar series.if using
subset
, passingweights
for series will weight subset selection towards higher priority series.if limited by RAM, it can be easily distributed by running multiple instances of AutoTS on different batches of data, having first imported a template pretrained as a starting point for all.
Set
model_interrupt=True
which passes over the current model when aKeyboardInterrupt
iecrtl+c
is pressed (although if the interrupt falls between generations it will stop the entire training).Use the
result_file
method of.fit()
which will save progress after each generation - helpful to save progress if a long training is being done. Useimport_results
to recover.While Transformations are pretty fast, setting
transformer_max_depth
to a lower number (say, 2) will increase speed. Also utilizetransformer_list
.Check out this example of using AutoTS with pandas UDF.
Ensembles are obviously slower to predict because they run many models, ‘distance’ models 2x slower, and ‘simple’ models 3x-5x slower.
ensemble='horizontal-max'
withmodel_list='no_shared_fast'
can scale relatively well given many cpu cores because each model is only run on the series it is needed for.
Reducing
num_validations
andmodels_to_validate
will decrease runtime but may lead to poorer model selections.For datasets with many records, upsampling (for example, from daily to monthly frequency forecasts) can reduce training time if appropriate.
this can be done by adjusting
frequency
andaggfunc
but is probably best done before passing data into AutoTS.
How to Contribute:¶
Give feedback on where you find the documentation confusing
Use AutoTS and…
Report errors and request features by adding Issues on GitHub
Posting the top model templates for your data (to help improve the starting templates)
Feel free to recommend different search grid parameters for your favorite models
And, of course, contributing to the codebase directly on GitHub!
Also known as Project CATS (Catlin’s Automated Time Series) hence the logo.


1.
with the last update i got some problems with my statisticprofile settings on battlelog.
after sign in , everything is shown correct,but not the game activitiy-it changes to Ps3 player-
here is a screenshot
spielaktivität ps3..JPG
-but i have no ps3 account...!how can i change that to xbox360?
2.on my weaponstats page all stats are shown correct for my xbox360 profile-but if i choose a weapon
of that list and klick it to study the itemstats-the system switch back to a pc profile of bf3,that i have never
played...Why?
here is a screenshot...:
1x klicken auf waffe.JPG
hope, one of you can help me
here is a screenshot of my one and only Bf3 -xbox360- account
startseite ok.JPG
Post edited 1 x times, last by
Meaurk
Global Moderator
Meaurk
Global Moderator
First of all, my god you've played a lot!
Second, it seems that this is not a Better BattleLog problem. Unfortunately we can't help you with this.
See ->
Does seems indeed like a battlelog problem. I tested it without BBlog and I do have the same problems on your profile (Xbox tag on weapons and unlocks tab, PC tag and "This soldier doesnʹt have any stats... yet." message on iteminfo).
I researched your problem and I guess the battlelog developers messed something up. Maybe in the progress updating battlelog for the upcoming PS4 and Xbox One (just assumption, but it would make sense, I guess?).
The most errors are fixed with the 3.6.1 update...,only the gameactivity window is not confirm with my xbox360
profile , it shows correct my earned ribbons and also of all my friends, but all under the PS3 Sign
3.6.1 bblog update.JPG
but it works for my account fine and that is it ,what count`s..........!
Thank you all for your hard work.-remains on the ball-...see you on Bf4 on < xone > !


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Mu Reyes Wiesel, who uses the working artist name MuKha, is a Brooklyn and Hawaii-based painter, photographer and multi-media artist. As a painter and photographer not limited to work in the studio, she collaborates with musicians, composers and dancers in projects ranging from improvisational performances onstage to producing multi-media events involving video and musical presentations.
The artist name MuKha comes from the Sanskrit word for “face.” Following the intent of many unnamed artists from indigenous cultures, Mu is guided by a host of influences, both external and internal, from nature and happenstance, feeling more like a co-creator of her works rather than an individual producing art that bears her signature. An ongoing project “Angsudden Song Cycle” with multi-instrumentalist Mike McGinnis produced an LP album based on her paintings and poems, and currently reincarnating into a dance drama by Davalois Fearon Dance.
Born in the Philippines in 1961 and raised in San Francisco from 1970, Mu moved to New York in 1989. While working her career as a journalist and editor in New York City, she continued to develop her art. She studied briefly at the Art Students League and is mostly self-trained. She currently divides her time between Brooklyn, NY and Hanalei Bay, Kauai. MuKha has exhibited her works in the U.S., Europe, and Asia as a visual artist navigating the borderless world of 21 st century art.
Artist: MuKha Birth name: Lilia Suzette Ampaya Reyes Childhood name: Lizette R. Dignan Tribal names: Binukot Kabatangan (Palawan) / Musa Makatabang (Higaonon) Professional: L. Mususa Wiesel


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