Star Screen Awards 2019: Deepika Padukone Turns Heads In Brand New Avatar; Looks Wow On Red Carpet!
by Swikriti SrivastavaWe're here with the red carpet pictures from The Star Screen Awards that took place in Mumbai on December 8, 2019. Many Bollywood celebrities including Deepika Padukone, Ranveer Singh, Kartik Aaryan, Sara Ali Khan, Ananya Panday, Rekha, Kriti Sanon, Shahid Kapoor and Bhumi Pednekar, made their presence felt at the do. Among all, we're totally drooling over the new look of Deepika Padukone. Wanna see how she looks now? Scroll down!
Deepika Padukone
Looking sizzling hot in a black ensemble, Deepika Padukone turned many heads at the red carpet of Star Screen Awards 2019. Deepika, who will next be seen in Chhapaak, can be seen sporting a new hairdo and boy, we're in awe of her.
Ranveer Singh
One of the most versatile actors of B-town, Ranveer Singh, who impressed us this year with his marvelous performance in Gully Boy, also graced the award night and looked every bit dapper.
Sara Ali Khan
Sara Ali Khan opted for a sexy outfit and gave us a good dose of fashion. Sara made her Bollywood debut last year with Kedarnath and then appeared in Simmba, opposite Ranveer Singh.
Kartik Aaryan
Kartik Aaryan, who's currently elated with the release of Pati Patni Aur Woh also graced the award night and raised the oomph factor.
Alia Bhatt
Alia Bhatt snapped by the paparazzi while holding her award. The Raazi actress looked simply stunning in a Sabyasachi saree and we heart her look for the award night.
Shahid Kapoor
Kabir Singh aka Shahid Kapoor looked 'oh-so-dapper' in a uber chic monochrome suit.
Ananya Panday
Just like Deepika Padukone, Ananya Panday also chose an all-black ensemble for an award night outing and happily posed for the media at the red carpet.
Kriti Sanon
Actress Kriti Sanon who delivered two hits in 2019 - Luka Chhupi and Housefull 4, wore a sheer white bodycon gown at the Star Screen awards 2019 and looked scintillating.
Bhumi Pednekar
Bhumi Pednekar was all smiles for the cameras as she posed in a gold down at the red carpet. The actress is currently elated with the release of Pati Patni Aur Woh, in which she plays a lead role alongside Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday.
Whose look did you love the most? Tell us in the comments section below.
ALSO READ: Deepika Padukone's Chhapaak's Trailer To Release Tomorrow On World Human Rights Day.


I wanna create an effective build that would use HIPS but on the PW I play on you get HIPS at lvl 10 DS or lv 10 Assassin...
Any idea of a build that would fine? Im not really good with rogue, that will be my first attempt _________________ K.M. aka Chillychill
"Y'a pire que ne pas pouvoir, y'a savoir qu'on peut et ne jamais tenter"
How does a Druid Assasin tickle you? Eleder Earth Elemental with mucho sneak damage can punch for 100+ per hit!
Druid levels for lots of buffs, Assasin Levels for lots of sneak damage.
Elder Air Elemental would also be a nice touch since it gets lots of Dex.
Druid 20/Assasin 19/ Monk 1 (for cheesey AC)
20/11/9 split for more speed and free IKD, less sneak tho.
Assasin spells also work while shifted.
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Druid/Shifter/Assasin would land you a Risen Lord that has HIPS. 5/10/25 split.
Could always do Vampire as well and regenerate.
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The Dwarflord's Assassin King will do fine. _________________ Heavy metal Or no metal at all Whimps and posers Leave the hall!
How's the environment? if enhancements on items are not too high and you get HiPS from Assassin (that's quite awesome) you've got to try my Thaxll'ssyllia V2 (check the last post for the final version) an Assassin Dragon (not too playable but great for PvP), ends with a very good Death Attack DC, you can hide while in dragon shape, normally you wouldn't get HiPS making it a little difficult, but you're ready to spook people.
If you don't like it or something, give us more info, what is it you're looking in your build other than HiPS?
Edited By Thaxll'ssyllia on 01/07/07 02:13
Mercenary for hire character I looked at the Assassin King, pretty interesting build but since I dont need SD to get HiPS should I go with 6 lvl of monk and kamas? _________________ K.M. aka Chillychill
"Y'a pire que ne pas pouvoir, y'a savoir qu'on peut et ne jamais tenter"
The Assassin King is a strength build meant to use full plate while still having useable stealth, so your AC would take a pretty big hit if you used a monk. I'd use one or two levels of any of the classes with Hide/ Move Silently (to qualify for Assassin sooner...probably rogue) then either move some fighter levels to epic to pick up a few epic combat feats as bonus feats, or just replace the "extra" fighter levels with Assassin to get your Death Attack DC a touch higher. _________________ (I enjoy writing parenthetically (a lot)).


I am a Bachelor of Technology student, majoring in Computer Science with specialization in Open source software and Open standards, at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies and Machine Learning Engineer nanodegree from Udacity Inc. I love exploring new technology and creating things from scratch. My area of interest is Robotics and Artificial Intelligence, and helping people by using computer technology.
I am a technology enthusiast who is always passionate about computer science and willing to learn new technologies. My career objective is to do promising and productive work in the field of open source technologies and Artificial Intelligence. I am also an open source community contributor at DuckDuckGo. I have conducted various workshops and co-curricular activities at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies.
Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science with specialization in Open Source and Open Standards
Machine Learning Engineering Nanodegree
Higher Secondary Examination with Physics/Chemistry/Mathematics/Computer Science
This project focuses on the implementation of NLP in text based computation, to extract information given in the string and perform arithmetic and logical operation.
Reviewed unstructured data to understand the patterns and natural categories that the data fits into. Used multiple algorithms and both empirically and theoretically compared and contrasted their results. Made predictions about the natural categories of multiple types in a dataset, then checked these predictions against the result of unsupervised analysis.
Built a model to predict the value of a given house in the Boston real estate market using various statistical analysis tools, Identified the best price that a client can sell their house utilizing machine learning.
Using pygame, developed a reinforcement learning agent for a smart cab that needs to drop off its passenger to the goal state in the shortest time possible. Came up with two possible agents one being a naive random walk agent and the other implementing the q-leanrning strategy. Developed an algorithm to tweak when the agent needs to explore and when it needs to exploit using the q-learning policy it has developed based on the time left to drop off the passenger.
Investigated the factors that affect a student's performance in high school. Trained and tested several supervised machine learning models on a given dataset to predict how likely a student is to pass. Selected the best model based on relative accuracy and efficiency.
Decision functions that attempt to predict survival outcomes from the 1912 Titanic disaster.


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Opcode/Instruction VEX.NDS1.LZ.F3.0F38.W0 F7 /r SARX r32a, r/m32, r32b VEX.NDS1.LZ.66.0F38.W0 F7 /r SHLX r32a, r/m32, r32b VEX.NDS1.LZ.F2.0F38.W0 F7 /r SHRX r32a, r/m32, r32b VEX.NDS1.LZ.F3.0F38.W1 F7 /r SARX r64a, r/m64, r64b VEX.NDS1.LZ.66.0F38.W1 F7 /r SHLX r64a, r/m64, r64b VEX.NDS1.LZ.F2.0F38.W1 F7 /r SHRX r64a, r/m64, r64b |
Op/En RMV RMV RMV RMV RMV RMV |
64/32 -bit Mode V/V V/V V/V V/N.E. V/N.E. V/N.E. |
CPUID Feature Flag BMI2 BMI2 BMI2 BMI2 BMI2 BMI2 |
Description Shift r/m32 arithmetically right with count specified in r32b. Shift r/m32 logically left with count specified in r32b. Shift r/m32 logically right with count specified in r32b. Shift r/m64 arithmetically right with count specified in r64b. Shift r/m64 logically left with count specified in r64b. Shift r/m64 logically right with count specified in r64b. |
NOTES:
1. ModRM:r/m is used to encode the first source operand (second operand) and VEX.vvvv encodes the second source operand (third oper-
and).
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| RMV | ModRM:reg (w) | ModRM:r/m (r) | VEX.vvvv (r) | NA |
Shifts the bits of the first source operand (the second operand) to the left or right by a COUNT value specified in the second source operand (the third operand). The result is written to the destination operand (the first operand).
The shift arithmetic right (SARX) and shift logical right (SHRX) instructions shift the bits of the destination operand to the right (toward less significant bit locations), SARX keeps and propagates the most significant bit (sign bit) while shifting.
The logical shift left (SHLX) shifts the bits of the destination operand to the left (toward more significant bit loca-tions).
This instruction is not supported in real mode and virtual-8086 mode. The operand size is always 32 bits if not in 64-bit mode. In 64-bit mode operand size 64 requires VEX.W1. VEX.W1 is ignored in non-64-bit modes. An attempt to execute this instruction with VEX.L not equal to 0 will cause #UD.
If the value specified in the first source operand exceeds OperandSize -1, the COUNT value is masked.
SARX,SHRX, and SHLX instructions do not update flags.
TEMP ← SRC1; IF VEX.W1 and CS.L = 1 THEN countMASK ←3FH; ELSE countMASK ←1FH; FI COUNT ← (SRC2 AND countMASK) DEST[OperandSize -1] = TEMP[OperandSize -1]; DO WHILE (COUNT ≠ 0) IF instruction is SHLX THEN DEST[] ← DEST *2; ELSE IF instruction is SHRX THEN DEST[] ← DEST /2; //unsigned divide ELSE // SARX DEST[] ← DEST /2; // signed divide, round toward negative infinity FI; COUNT ← COUNT - 1; OD
None.
Auto-generated from high-level language.
None
See Section 2.5.1, “Exception Conditions for VEX-Encoded GPR Instructions”, Table 2-29; additionally
| #UD | If VEX.W = 1. |


run_sceptre_in_memory.Rd
Runs sceptre in memory. This function is appropriate for data of intermediate size (i.e., the data are small enough to fit into memory, and the analysis does not need to be run across nodes on a computer cluster).
run_sceptre_in_memory( storage_dir, expression_matrix, perturbation_matrix, covariate_matrix, gene_gRNA_pairs, side, pod_sizes, regularization_amount = 0.1, seed = 4, B = 500 )
| storage_dir | name of a directory in which to store logs, intermediate computations, and final results |
|---|---|
| expression_matrix | a matrix of gene expressions (in UMI counts); rows correspond to genes and columns to cells; the rows should be named. |
| perturbation_matrix | a binary matrix of gRNA perturbations; rows correspond to gRNAs and columns to cells; the rows likewise should be names. |
| covariate_matrix | a data frame of covariates; rows correspond to cells. |
| gene_gRNA_pairs | a data frame with named columns "gene_id" and "gRNA_id" giving the names of the gRNAs and genes to analyze. |
| side | sidedness of the test; one of "left", "right," and "both". "left" is most appropriate for experiments in which cis-regulatory relationships are tested by perturbing putative enhancers with CRISPRi. |
| pod_sizes | an integer vector giving the size of the "gene", "gRNA", and "pair" pods. |
| regularization_amount | (optional; default 0.1) the amount of regularization to apply to the estimated negative binomial size parameters, where 0 corresponds to no regularization at all. |
| seed | (optional; default 4) seed to pass to the random number generator. |
| B | (optional; default 500) number of random samples to draw in the conditional randomization test. |
a data frame containing the results. Includes columns gene_id, gRNA_id, p_value, skew_t_fit_success (indicating whether the skew-t fit succeeded), xi, omega, alpha, nu (parameters of the skew-t distribution), z_value (the ground truth negative binomial test statistic), and n_successful_resamples (indicates how many of the B resamples were successful).
if (FALSE) { # generate random perturbation and expression data in memory library(dplyr) set.seed(4) n_gRNAs <- 50 n_genes <- 40 n_cells <- 5000 # create perturbation, expression, and covariate matrices perturbation_matrix <- replicate(n = n_gRNAs, rbinom(n_cells, 1, 0.05)) %>% t() expression_matrix <- replicate(n = n_genes, rpois(n_cells, 1)) %>% t() covariate_matrix <- data.frame(p_mito = runif(n = n_cells, min = 0, max = 10), lg_umi_count = log(rpois(n = n_cells, lambda = 500))) # assign column names to the perturbation and expression matrices row.names(perturbation_matrix) <- paste0("gRNA", seq(1, n_gRNAs)) row.names(expression_matrix) <- paste0("gene", seq(1, n_genes)) # select 5000 random gene-gRNA pairs to analyze; create the gene_gRNA_pairs data frame gene_gRNA_pairs <- expand.grid(gene_id = row.names(expression_matrix), gRNA_id = row.names(perturbation_matrix)) %>% slice_sample(n = 90) # let the temporary directory be the storage dir storage_dir <- tempdir() # set the remaining parameters: test sidedness, pod_sizes, regularization_amount, seed, and B. side <- "left" pod_sizes = c(gene = 10, gRNA = 10, pair = 15) regularization_amount <- 0.1 seed <- 4 B <- 500 result <- run_sceptre_in_memory(storage_dir, expression_matrix, perturbation_matrix, covariate_matrix, gene_gRNA_pairs, side, pod_sizes, regularization_amount, seed, B) }


Juno <IP_ADDRESS> is a minor update.
- Implemented org.apache.juneau.urlencoding.UrlEncodingParser.parseArgs(Reader,int,ClassMeta[]).
- name parameter of
ResourceDescription.ResourceDescription(String,String,String).
is now automatically URL-encoded so that the name can contain special characters (e.g. "foo/bar(baz)").
- Support for URL-matching and path info containing encoded characters (e.g. '/') now supported.
- Removed some lazy-initialization of bean information in {@link oaj.ClassMeta} that allowed the removal of
some synchronized blocks.
- Improved support of
BeanContext.getClassMetaFromString(String).
Now supports primitive arrays such as "long[]" in addition to the previous support for the equivalent "[J".
- Various new convenience methods added to
StringUtils and ClassUtils.


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Narrowphase Class
Narrowphase. Creates contacts and friction given shapes and transforms.
Constructor
Narrowphase
()
Item Index
Methods
- capsuleCapsule
- circleCapsule
- circleCircle
- circleConvex
- circleHeightfield
- circleHeightfield
- circleLine
- circleParticle
- circlePlane
- collidedLastStep
- convexCapsule
- convexConvex
- convexLine
- createContactEquation
- createFrictionEquation
- createFrictionFromContact
- findSeparatingAxis static
- getClosestEdge static
- lineCapsule
- lineLine
- lineRectangle
- particleConvex
- particlePlane
- planeCapsule
- planeConvex
- planeLine
- projectConvexOntoAxis static
- reset
Methods
capsuleCapsule
-
bi
-
si
-
xi
-
ai
-
bj
-
sj
-
xj
-
aj
Capsule/capsule narrowphase
circleCapsule
-
bi
-
si
-
xi
-
ai
-
bj
-
sj
-
xj
-
aj
Circle/capsule Narrowphase
circleCircle
-
bodyA
-
shapeA
-
offsetA
-
angleA
-
bodyB
-
shapeB
-
offsetB
-
angleB
-
justTest
-
[radiusA]
-
[radiusB]
Circle/circle Narrowphase
circleConvex
-
circleBody
-
circleShape
-
circleOffset
-
circleAngle
-
convexBody
-
convexShape
-
convexOffset
-
convexAngle
-
justTest
-
circleRadius
Circle/convex Narrowphase.
circleHeightfield
-
bi
-
si
-
xi
-
bj
-
sj
-
xj
-
aj
Parameters:
-
bi
Body -
si
Circle -
xi
Array -
bj
Body -
sj
Heightfield -
xj
Array -
aj
Number
circleHeightfield
-
bi
-
si
-
xi
-
bj
-
sj
-
xj
-
aj
Parameters:
-
bi
Body -
si
Circle -
xi
Array -
bj
Body -
sj
Heightfield -
xj
Array -
aj
Number
circleLine
-
circleBody
-
circleShape
-
circleOffset
-
circleAngle
-
lineBody
-
lineShape
-
lineOffset
-
lineAngle
-
justTest
-
lineRadius
-
circleRadius
Circle/line Narrowphase
Parameters:
-
circleBody
Body -
circleShape
Circle -
circleOffset
Array -
circleAngle
Number -
lineBody
Body -
lineShape
Line -
lineOffset
Array -
lineAngle
Number -
justTest
BooleanIf set to true, this function will return the result (intersection or not) without adding equations.
-
lineRadius
NumberRadius to add to the line. Can be used to test Capsules.
-
circleRadius
NumberIf set, this value overrides the circle shape radius.
circleParticle
-
circleBody
-
circleShape
-
circleOffset
-
circleAngle
-
particleBody
-
particleShape
-
particleOffset
-
particleAngle
-
justTest
Circle/Particle Narrowphase
circlePlane
-
bi
-
si
-
xi
-
bj
-
sj
-
xj
-
aj
Creates ContactEquations and FrictionEquations for a collision.
Parameters:
-
bi
BodyThe first body that should be connected to the equations.
-
si
CircleThe circle shape participating in the collision.
-
xi
ArrayExtra offset to take into account for the Shape, in addition to the one in circleBody.position. Will not be rotated by circleBody.angle (maybe it should, for sake of homogenity?). Set to null if none.
-
bj
BodyThe second body that should be connected to the equations.
-
sj
PlaneThe Plane shape that is participating
-
xj
ArrayExtra offset for the plane shape.
-
aj
NumberExtra angle to apply to the plane
collidedLastStep
-
bodyA
-
bodyB
Check if the bodies were in contact since the last reset().
Returns:
convexCapsule
-
convexBody
-
convexShape
-
convexPosition
-
convexAngle
-
capsuleBody
-
capsuleShape
-
capsulePosition
-
capsuleAngle
Convex/capsule narrowphase
convexLine
-
convexBody
-
convexShape
-
convexOffset
-
convexAngle
-
lineBody
-
lineShape
-
lineOffset
-
lineAngle
-
justTest
Convex/line narrowphase
createContactEquation
-
bodyA
-
bodyB
Creates a ContactEquation, either by reusing an existing object or creating a new one.
Returns:
createFrictionEquation
-
bodyA
-
bodyB
Creates a FrictionEquation, either by reusing an existing object or creating a new one.
Returns:
createFrictionFromContact
-
contactEquation
Creates a FrictionEquation given the data in the ContactEquation. Uses same offset vectors ri and rj, but the tangent vector will be constructed from the collision normal.
Parameters:
-
contactEquation
ContactEquation
Returns:
findSeparatingAxis
-
c1
-
offset1
-
angle1
-
c2
-
offset2
-
angle2
-
sepAxis
Find a separating axis between the shapes, that maximizes the separating distance between them.
Parameters:
Returns:
Whether the axis could be found.
getClosestEdge
-
c
-
angle
-
axis
-
flip
Get the edge that has a normal closest to an axis.
Parameters:
-
c
Convex -
angle
Number -
axis
Array -
flip
Boolean
Returns:
Index of the edge that is closest. This index and the next spans the resulting edge. Returns -1 if failed.
lineCapsule
-
lineBody
-
lineShape
-
linePosition
-
lineAngle
-
capsuleBody
-
capsuleShape
-
capsulePosition
-
capsuleAngle
Capsule/line narrowphase
lineLine
-
bodyA
-
shapeA
-
positionA
-
angleA
-
bodyB
-
shapeB
-
positionB
-
angleB
Line/line narrowphase
lineRectangle
-
lineBody
-
lineShape
-
lineOffset
-
lineAngle
-
rectangleBody
-
rectangleShape
-
rectangleOffset
-
rectangleAngle
-
justTest
Line/rectangle narrowphase
particleConvex
-
particleBody
-
particleShape
-
particleOffset
-
particleAngle
-
convexBody
-
convexShape
-
convexOffset
-
convexAngle
-
justTest
Particle/convex Narrowphase
particlePlane
-
particleBody
-
particleShape
-
particleOffset
-
particleAngle
-
planeBody
-
planeShape
-
planeOffset
-
planeAngle
-
justTest
Narrowphase for particle vs plane
planeCapsule
-
planeBody
-
planeShape
-
planeOffset
-
planeAngle
-
capsuleBody
-
capsuleShape
-
capsuleOffset
-
capsuleAngle
-
justTest
planeConvex
-
planeBody
-
planeShape
-
planeOffset
-
planeAngle
-
convexBody
-
convexShape
-
convexOffset
-
convexAngle
-
justTest
Plane/Convex Narrowphase
planeLine
-
planeBody
-
planeShape
-
planeOffset
-
planeAngle
-
lineBody
-
lineShape
-
lineOffset
-
lineAngle
Plane/line Narrowphase
projectConvexOntoAxis
-
convexShape
-
convexOffset
-
convexAngle
-
worldAxis
-
result
Project a Convex onto a world-oriented axis
Parameters:
-
convexShape
Convex -
convexOffset
Array -
convexAngle
Number -
worldAxis
Array -
result
Array
reset
()
Throws away the old equations and gets ready to create new
Properties
collidingBodiesLastStep
Number
Contact skin size value to use in the next contact equations.
Default: 0.01
contactEquations
Array
enableFriction
Boolean
Whether to make friction equations in the upcoming contacts.
enableFrictionReduction
Boolean
deprecated
Enable reduction of friction equations. If disabled, a box on a plane will generate 2 contact equations and 2 friction equations. If enabled, there will be only one friction equation. Same kind of simplifications are made for all collision types.
Default: true
frictionCoefficient
Number
The friction value to use in the upcoming friction equations.
frictionEquations
Array
frictionRelaxation
Number
The relaxation value to use in the next friction equations.
frictionStiffness
Number
The stiffness value to use in the next friction equations.
restitution
Number
The restitution value to use in the next contact equations.
slipForce
Number
The friction slip force to use when creating friction equations.
stiffness
Number
The stiffness value to use in the next contact equations.
stiffness
Number
The stiffness value to use in the next contact equations.
surfaceVelocity
Number
Will be the .relativeVelocity in each produced FrictionEquation.


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The aim of this project is to perform an in-depth analysis of educational, healthcare, and military expenditure using Google Visualization API:
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Roadmap¶
This page describes some of the major medium- to long-term goals for MNE-Python. These are goals that require substantial effort and/or API design considerations. Some of these may be suitable for Google Summer of Code projects, while others require more extensive work.
Page contents
Open¶
Time-frequency classes¶
Our current codebase implements classes related to TFRs that
remain incomplete. We should implement new classes from the ground up
that can hold frequency data (Spectrum
), cross-spectral data
(CrossSpectrum
), multitaper estimates (MultitaperSpectrum
), and
time-varying estimates (Spectrogram
). These should work for
continuous, epoched, and averaged sensor data, as well as source-space brain
data.
See related issues #6290, #7671, #8026, #8724, #9045, and PRs #6609, #6629, #6672, #6673, #8397, and #8892.
Time-frequency visualization¶
We should implement a viewer for interactive visualization of volumetric source-time-frequency (5-D) maps on MRI slices (orthogonal 2D viewer). NutmegTrip (written by Sarang Dalal) provides similar functionality in Matlab in conjunction with FieldTrip. Example of NutmegTrip’s source-time-frequency mode in action (click for link to YouTube):
First-class OPM support¶
MNE-Python has support for reading some OPM data formats such as FIF, but support is still rudimentary. Support should be added for other manufacturers, and standard (and/or novel) preprocessing routines should be added to deal with coregistration adjustment, forward modeling, and OPM-specific artifacts.
Better sEEG/ECoG/DBS support¶
Some support already exists for iEEG electrodes in MNE-Python thanks in part to standard abstractions. However, iEEG-specific pipeline steps (e.g., electrode localization) and visualizations (e.g., per-shaft topo plots, Time-frequency visualization) are missing. MNE-Python should work with members of the ECoG/sEEG community to work with or build in existing tools, and extend native functionality for depth electrodes.
Deep source modeling¶
Existing source modeling and inverse routines are not explicitly designed to deal with deep sources. Advanced algorithms exist from MGH for enhancing deep source localization, and these should be implemented and vetted in MNE-Python.
Clustering statistics API¶
The current clustering statistics code has limited functionality. It should be
re-worked to create a new cluster_based_statistic
or similar function.
In particular, the new API should:
Support mixed within- and between-subjects designs, different statistical functions, etc. This should be done via a
design
argument that mirrorspatsy.dmatrices()
or similar community standard (e.g., this is what is used bystatsmodels.regression.linear_model.OLS
).Have clear tutorials showing how different contrasts can be done (toy data).
Have clear tutorials showing some common analyses on real data (time-freq, sensor space, source space, etc.)
Not introduce any significant speed penalty (e.g., < 10% slower) compared to the existing, more specialized/limited functions.
More details are in #4859.
Access to open EEG/MEG databases¶
We should improve the access to open EEG/MEG databases via the
mne.datasets
module, in other words improve our dataset fetchers.
We have physionet, but much more. Having a consistent API to access multiple
data sources would be great. See #2852 and #3585 for some ideas,
as well as:
- Human Connectome Project Datasets
Over a 3-year span (2012-2015), the Human Connectome Project (HCP) scanned 1,200 healthy adult subjects. The available data includes MR structural scans, behavioral data and (on a subset of the data) resting state and/or task MEG data.
- MMN dataset
Used for tutorial/publications applying DCM for ERP analysis using SPM.
- Kymata datasets
Current and archived EMEG measurement data, used to test hypotheses in the Kymata atlas. The participants are healthy human adults listening to the radio and/or watching films, and the data is comprised of (averaged) EEG and MEG sensor data and source current reconstructions.
- BNCI Horizon
BCI datasets.
Integrate OpenMEEG via improved Python bindings¶
OpenMEEG is a state-of-the art solver for forward modeling in the field of brain imaging with MEG/EEG. It solves numerically partial differential equations (PDE). It is written in C++ with Python bindings written in SWIG. The ambition of the project is to integrate OpenMEEG into MNE offering to MNE the ability to solve more forward problems (cortical mapping, intracranial recordings, etc.). Some software tasks that shall be completed:
Cleanup Python bindings (remove useless functions, check memory managements, etc.)
Write example scripts for OpenMEEG that automatically generate web pages as for MNE
Understand how MNE encodes info about sensors (location, orientation, integration points etc.) and allow OpenMEEG to be used.
Help package OpenMEEG for Debian/Ubuntu
Help manage the continuous integration system
In progress¶
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion¶
MNE-Python is committed to recruiting and retaining a diverse pool of contributors, see #8221.
BIDS Integration¶
MNE-Python is in the process of providing automated analysis of BIDS-compliant datasets, see MNE-BIDS-Pipeline. Two key goals are:
Incorporating functionality from the mnefun pipeline, which has been used extensively for pediatric data analysis at I-LABS. Multiple processing steps (e.g., eSSS), sanity checks (e.g., cHPI quality), and reporting (e.g., SSP joint plots, SNR plots) should be ported over.
Adding support for cloud computing. Currently, cloud computing with M/EEG data requires multiple manual steps, including remote environment setup, data transfer, monitoring of remote jobs, and retrieval of output data/results. With the implementation in MNE-Docker, would be achieved in practice by:
One-time (or per-project) setup steps, setting up host keys, access tokens, etc.
In code, switch to cloud computing rather than local computing via a simple change of config parameters.
See also #6086.
Statistics efficiency¶
A key technique in functional neuroimaging analysis is clustering brain activity in adjacent regions prior to statistical analysis. An important clustering algorithm — threshold-free cluster enhancement (TFCE) — currently relies on computationally expensive permutations for hypothesis testing. A faster, probabilistic version of TFCE (pTFCE) is available, and we are in the process of implementing this new algorithm.
3D visualization¶
Historically we have used Mayavi for 3D visualization, but have faced limitations and challenges with it. We should work to use some other backend (e.g., PyVista) to get major improvements, such as:
Proper notebook support (through ipyvtklink) (complete)
Better interactivity with surface plots (complete)
Time-frequency plotting (complementary to volume-based Time-frequency visualization)
Integration of multiple functions as done in
mne_analyze
, e.g., simultaneous source estimate viewing, field map viewing, head surface display, etc. These are all currently available in separate functions, but we should be able to combine them in a single plot as well.
The meta-issue for tracking to-do lists for surface plotting is #7162.
Coregistration / 3D viewer¶
mne coreg is an excellent tool for coregistration, but is limited by being tied to Mayavi, Traits, and TraitsUI. We should first refactor in several (mostly) separable steps:
Refactor code to use traitlets
GUI elements to use PyQt5 (rather than TraitsUI/pyface)
3D plotting to use our abstracted 3D viz functions rather than Mayavi
Refactor distance/fitting classes to public ones to enable the example from #6693.
Once this is done, we can effectively switch to a PyVista backend.
Documentation updates¶
Our documentation has many minor issues, which can be found under the tag #labels/DOC.
Completed¶
2D visualization¶
This goal was completed under CZI EOSS2. Some additional enhancements that could also be implemented are listed in #7751.
Tutorial / example overhaul¶
This goal was completed under CZI EOSS2. Ongoing documentation needs are listed in Documentation updates.
Cluster computing images¶
As part of this goal, we created docker images suitable for cloud computing via MNE-Docker. These will be integrated with MNE-BIDS-Pipeline to provide seamless cloud computing support of large datasets.


A basic example showing how to upscale an image with UpscalerJS installed using a script tag.
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Colony Park was established circa 1975 by William Fannin Builders. That was a long time ago... The Vietnam war ended. Apollo and Soyuz spacecraft made the first ever US-Soviet link-up in space. The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Minnesota Vikings in the Super Bowl and the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Red Sox in the World Series.
In 1882, Joseph Ebright and Jacob Harmon purchased from W.G. Beals a 1.96-acre tract at the northwest corner of Pickerington, east of State Route 256 (Hill Road North), between the corporation line and railroad, and soon thereafter built thereon a tile manufacturing plant. In 1884, an adjoining one-acre tract was purchased from the Zeigler addition from which glacial clay was taken for drain tile manufacture. In the early 1900s, clay was obtained on the north side of Long Road at the "Y" intersection of Long Road and Columbus Street, west of downtown Pickerington.
In May 1885, the Ebright and Harmon partnership was dissolved and the business was continued by Adam Langle and Jacob Harmon. The drying shed burned and after being rebuilt was sold to Adam Langle and William E. Fenstermaker.
By 1911, Frank R. Fenstermaker was a partner in the firm of W. E. Fenstermaker and Son, manufacturers of drain tile and dealers in cement, coal and lime, which operated until about 1930 when the business was discontinued. A few years later the drying shed was torn down. The remains of the kiln and smokestack are still in place. The clay pit served as the village "dump" for many years, but is now completely filled and covered with soil.
During the 1900s a facility for loading and unloading livestock was in operation just east of the tile mill. The stockyard was probably built by the railroad company and managed by the station agent. The years during which it was in use are not known.
Above excerpt taken from "Violet Township Through Two Hundred Years, 1808-2008", John T. Ricketts & Dr. Trygve (Tryg) Skarsten
Tile Mill kiln and shed in foreground, with stacked drain tile on left and in background right. Source: Pickerington Public Library
The following "Then And Now" series article appeared in the May 5, 2011 edition of the Pickerington Times-Sun. It was written by Maggie Arendt of the Pickerington-Violet Township Historical Society
Tile Mill kiln and crew. Source: Pickerington Public Library
Then: The Pickerington Tile Mill was constructed circa 1882 on the east side of Hill Road North (state Route 256) near the railroad tracks in Pickerington. The east end of the mill's 3acre tract contained a glacial clay deposit, which the mill owners used to manufacture drain tile and brick. Later, clay was dug and hauled to the mill by horse and wagon from an area that is now Colony Park subdivision. W. E. Fenstermaker (at far right in photo) was the owner of the flourishing operation when this photo was taken of tile mill employees in the early 1900s. At the time, the mill sold coal, lime, cement and Bradly's Fertilizers in addition to brick and tile. In 1911, Fenstermaker's son, Frank, became his partner. At the height of their business in 1921 and 1922, three kilns were in operation. However, business dwindled during the Great Depression. The tile mill discontinued operations in 1931 and the large tile shed was dismantled.
Now: Today, all that remains of the tile mill is one of its “stacks” (chimney) which can be seen off state Route 256 near the north entrance to Olde Pickerington Village on property still owned by Fenstermaker heirs, the Spears family.
Remnants of tile mill stack circa 2011; stack has since been demolished, as well as railroad water tower. Source: Pickerington Public Library
In 1911, in what is now Meadowbrook Estates (the subdivision behind the Circle K), a Wright Model B airplane made an emergency landing one Sunday. Recall that the very first airplane, the Wright Flyer, first flew in 1903, so most people had never seen an airplane with their own eyes - in fact the first airplane ever was seen flying over Columbus skies the previous year. Imagine the experience of residents looking up in the sky from their daily work, or coming home from church and seeing an airplane coming in to land in a field!
There is a high probability that the pilot of the aircraft was Philip Parmalee, a govenment air scout. Philip participated in the first international aviataion meet of 1911 in Columbus along with 3 other pilots and aircraft! The event was held from May 29 to June 4. Admission was $1 adults / 25¢ kids
1911 Airplane after forced landing with group of people. Source: Pickerington Public Library
1911 Airplane with Anna Milnor Young and Charles Milnor. Source: Pickerington Public Library
To learn more about Pickerington during the late 1800s and early 1900s, visit the Pickerington-Violet Township Historical Society museum, 15 E. Columbus St. in Olde Pickerington Village. Admission to the museum is always free. It is open each Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and during Olde Village special events. The museum is closed from mid-December until April. For more information about the museum, visit www.pickeringtonhistoricalsociety.com.


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Wonder Boys (***1/2 out of ****) Starring Michael Douglas, Tobey Maguire Directed By Curtis Hanson Paramount Pictures, Rated R, 2000 Running Time: 1 Hour 55 Minutes
By Sean Molloy
[LIGHT SPOILERS]
This is the kind of film that hits close to home.  Even though I've never met any of the characters in director Curtis Hanson's latest film Wonder Boys, I feel like I know them all.  Their lives seem honest and true, and there's a wealth I can find in common with what these people do, say, think, and feel.
Curtis Hanson's last picture, the brilliant L.A. Confidential, was a stylish modern film noir which struck a powerful mood and was largely story-o-centric. Wonder Boys is a sudden shift in gears for Hanson, as it's quiet, funny and bittersweet, concerned mainly (and wisely) with its people rather than its plot.
Michael Douglas plays English professor Grady Tripp in what is easily one of his best performances. Even a self-proclaimed Michael Douglas hater among our film-going group whole-heartedly agreed, adding that for once he wasn't playing someone rich, unhappy, or both. Grady teaches writing to a class full of would- be novelists and editors. He tells them to focus, instructs them find their voice, implores them to know their goals... then he returns to his cluttered home to smoke some weed and work on his 2611-page second novel, seven years in the making, which he hasn't got a clue how to end.
Grady has been through two marriages, and the third is about to end. We never see his wife, we only hear about her and guess that she was probably right to step out on this man that's never really given her a second thought. A fourth relationship - this one with Sara, the chancellor of the university he teaches at (played by Fargo's most excellent Frances McDormand) - is already underway and has been for a while, and we sense that Grady's attention will doubtlessly wander away from her before too long as well.
So when it seems as if Grady is going to take a troubled and brilliant student named James (Tobey Maguire, one of my favorite actors these days) under his wing, it comes as no surprise that he chooses to pass him off as someone else's problem when he become too bothersome. Grady Tripp is a guy who can't practice what he preaches - he can't find his focus, he has no idea what his own goals are. He calls James a wonder boy, but we know that Grady is exactly the same, someone who's just been plodding along in his life, someone who still needs to find himself and, inevitably, grow up. "You teach us that writers need to make choices," one of his students (Katie Holmes) tells him after reading an overwhelmingly detailed section of his latest novel. "It reads like you didn't make any."
We know from the get-go that by the end, Grady is going to figure out his life... or at least figure out how to figure it out - but what makes Wonder Boys special is the journey there. None of the characters are drawn in broad, stereotypical strokes - they all have refreshingly real, complex feelings, both sexual and philosophical. It would have been easy to make Grady's editor Terry Crabtree (Robert Downey Jr.) your standard Hollywood gay man - instead, Terry is a drawn as a guy who's completely comfortable with the fact that he doesn't understand whatever the hell it is that drives him. Tobey Maguire's James cries when jackets look too lonely.
Wonder Boys reminds me of a less goofball version of Rushmore, a great and mostly overlooked movie that came out about a year ago. Aside from being in part about teacher/student relationships, both films are about characters who are struggling to grow up, realizing they were fighting the battle only once it was finished. Both feature peak performances from stars that a lot of folks believed were past their prime - Bill Murray in Rushmore, Douglas in Wonder Boys. Both fill the role of the requisite "coulda-been-a-contender" February movie released just after the announcement of the Oscar nominations - too late to be considered for this year, too early to be remembered next year.
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Payback **
rated R starring Mel Gibson, Gregg Henry, Maria Bello, David Paymer, Deborah Unger written by Brian Helgeland and Terry Hayes based on the novel "The Hunter" by Donald E. Westlake(as Richard Stark) directed by Brian Helgeland
In the past decade, filmmakers have decided that people want to see movies that look "cool". And who could blame them? In today's society, it's all about what's cool and what's not. For a long time, Mel Gibson has been the poster boy of "cool". So those executives down at Paramount probably decided that they should take Mel Gibson and revive a character known to many readers of crime fiction; a character named Parker, from the bestselling series by Donald E. Westlake, and make it into an early '99 movie. And if that wasn't cool enough, they took Academy Award winner Brian Helgeland, writer of L.A. CONFIDENTIAL(and, sadly, CONSPIRACY THEORY) and asked him to direct his first feature film. And then, just for the "cool" shock value, they decided to load it up with gruesome action violence(including a scene where a character's nosering gets ripped out), "cool" faux-Elmore Leonard dialogue, and dark, silvery lighting. But in the midst of all this coolness, there was the actual movie. And it's a shame to say that it is not nearly the sum of its parts.
For one thing Mel Gibson's Porter character is mean, mean, and mean. The film's tagline, "Get Ready to Root For the Bad Guy" isn't even the half of it. The loose storyline is that Porter and his former partner Val(Gregg Henry) worked on a heist in which they got $140,000 to share. Val then double-crosses Porter, and runs off with the cash and his junkie wife(Deborah Unger), who ends up shooting him. After "surgery", Porter is out to seek his 70,000 bucks, and he will waste no time in butchering anyone who doesn't give him what he wants. The people behind this movie probably thought that Porter was so "cool", that they forgot that they're not the ones who're gonna be paying to see the movie. I mean, are we supposed to like this guy? First-time director Brian Helgeland slums once again with this lowly crime thriller. Even comic turns from Kris Kristofferson and James Coburn cannot keep PAYBACK from being nothing more than trash. Every once in a while there is a good line, but if you want to see a much better better version of the same novel, see John Boorman's POINT BLANK. Throughout PAYBACK, I couldn't help but think of OUT OF SIGHT, far better and more richly styled than anything in this Mel Gibson vehicle. I think audiences deserve a movie that earns its coolness.
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Does Frozen 2 have a post-credits scene?
Frozen 2 is out in cinemas now - find out everything you need to know before you go, including whether or not there's a post-credits scene
by Hannah CowtonAfter the incredible popularity of the first Frozen movie, the sequel is finally here. With the return of Anna, Elsa, Olaf and Kristoff, Frozen 2 was anticipated to be among the biggest movies of 2019.
If you've not yet grabbed your tickets to see it, you can get them from Cineworld if you're in the UK, and Fandango if you're in the US.
For more news on upcoming movies, visit our round-up of all of the biggest films of 2019 and 2020.
Does Frozen 2 have a post-credits scene?
Make sure you stick around through the credits, because Frozen 2 DOES have a bonus scene that may be of interest! If you'd like to know what it is, take a look below.
Spoilers ahead - you have been warned!
Olaf recaps the events of the movie (this recalls a scene earlier in the film where he recaps the first movie). He says that his theory that “water has memory” was correct. The camera then cuts to his audience which includes the snow monster from the first Frozen film and hundreds of baby snowmen.
Frozen 2 trailers
If you'd like a little taste of the film before you go, then take a look at the official trailers for Frozen 2.
As of 13 February 2019, we got our first official trailer for Frozen 2. It's just two minutes long, but there's a lot going on in there.
The final trailer for Frozen 2 dropped on 23 September 2019, and teased a few more plot details for the film.


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Singer Pete Doherty detained in Paris over cocaine sale
by The Associated Press, StaffParis authorities say British singer Pete Doherty has been arrested in Paris for buying cocaine.
The Paris prosecutor's office said the 40-year old former Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was placed in detention in the night of Thursday-Friday after being stopped by police during a drugs transaction.
The office wouldn't confirm French media reports that Doherty was carrying 2 grams of cocaine and was arrested in Pigalle, an area known for its late-night bars.
Since rising to fame in the noughties, Doherty, the ex-boyfriend of model Kate Moss, has been repeatedly arrested for drug offences.


Implements Dirichlet regression models in R.
| Version: | 0.6-3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), Formula, rgl |
| Imports: | stats, graphics, methods, maxLik |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2015-11-12 |
| Author: | Marco Johannes Maier [cre, aut] |
| Maintainer: | Marco Johannes Maier <marco.maier at wu.ac.at> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://dirichletreg.r-forge.r-project.org/ http://r-forge.r-project.org/projects/dirichletreg/ http://CRAN.R-project.org/package=DirichletReg |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | DirichletReg citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | DirichletReg results |
| Reference manual: | DirichletReg.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
DirichletReg – Article Sources |
| Package source: | DirichletReg_0.6-3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: DirichletReg_0.6-3.zip, r-release: DirichletReg_0.6-3.zip, r-oldrel: DirichletReg_0.6-3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: DirichletReg_0.6-3.tgz, r-oldrel: DirichletReg_0.6-3.tgz |
| Old sources: | DirichletReg archive |
| Reverse depends: | MMDai |
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| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.KeyPointsFilter/KeyPointsFilter | 查看 cv.KeyPointsFilter/KeyPointsFilter 的代码 | Index |
KeyPointsFilter Methods to filter a vector of keypoints.
A keypoint is a data structure for salient point detectors.
The struct stores a keypoint, i.e. a point feature found by one of many available keypoint detectors, such as Harris corner detector, cv.FAST, cv.StarDetector, cv.SURF, cv.SIFT, cv.FeatureDetector etc.
The keypoint is characterized by the 2D position, scale (proportional to the diameter of the neighborhood that needs to be taken into account), orientation and some other parameters. The keypoint neighborhood is then analyzed by another algorithm that builds a descriptor (usually represented as a feature vector). The keypoints representing the same object in different images can then be matched using cv.DescriptorMatcher or another method.
The keypoint struct contains the following fields:
* pt coordinates of the keypoint [x,y]
.
* size diameter of the meaningful keypoint neighborhood.
* angle computed orientation of the keypoint (-1 if not applicable);
it's in [0,360) degrees and measured relative to image coordinate
system, ie in clockwise.
* response the response by which the most strong keypoints have been
selected. Can be used for the further sorting or subsampling.
* octave octave (pyramid layer) from which the keypoint has been
extracted.
* class_id object class (if the keypoints need to be clustered by an
object they belong to).


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Here are all the 2019 American Music Awards winners
by Callie Ahlgrim- The 47th annual American Music Awards is aired live on Sunday, November 24, 2019.
- Post Malone was the most-nominated artist this year with seven nods, but only came away with one award for favorite rap/hip-hop album.
- Taylor Swift was honored as the artist of the decade, but also swept all five of her nominations and performed a medley of her beloved songs.
- Visit Insider’s homepage for more stories.
The 47th annual American Music Awards, self-described as “the world’s biggest fan-voted award show,” aired live on Sunday.
Post Malone was the most-nominated artist this year with seven nods, but only came away with one award. Conversely, not only was Taylor Swift was honored as the artist of the decade, she swept all five of her nominations and performed a medley of her beloved songs.
Keep reading for the complete list of nominees and winners (*in bold*).
Artist of the year
Foto: Taylor Swift has previously won artist of the year at the AMAs four times.sourceZhang Hengwei/China News Service/VCG via Getty Images
Drake
Ariana Grande
Halsey
Post Malone
*Taylor Swift*
Favorite album — pop/rock
“When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” – Billie Eilish
“Thank U, Next” – Ariana Grande
*”Lover” – Taylor Swift*
Favorite female artist — pop/rock
Billie Eilish
Ariana Grande
*Taylor Swift*
Favorite song — country
“Beautiful Crazy” – Luke Combs
*”Speechless” – Dan + Shay*
“God’s Country” – Blake Shelton
Favorite song — rap/hip-hop
*”Old Town Road” – Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus*
“Wow.” – Post Malone
“Sicko Mode” – Travis Scott
Favorite duo or group — pop/rock
*BTS*
Jonas Brothers
Panic! at the Disco
Favorite duo or group — country
*Dan + Shay*
Florida Georgia Line
Old Dominion
Favorite album — rap/hip-hop
“Championships” – Meek Mill
*”Hollywood’s Bleeding” – Post Malone*
“Astroworld” – Travis Scott
New artist of the year
Luke Combs
*Billie Eilish*
Lil Nas X
Lizzo
Ella Mai
Collaboration of the year
“Shallow” – Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper
“Old Town Road” – Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus
“Happier” – Marshmello and Bastille
*”Señorita” – Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello*
“Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse)” – Post Malone and Swae Lee
Tour of the year
*BTS*
Ariana Grande
Elton John
Pink
Ed Sheeran
Favorite album — country
“Experiment” – Kane Brown
“Dan + Shay” – Dan + Shay
*”Cry Pretty” – Carrie Underwood*
Favorite female artist — country
Kelsea Ballerini
Maren Morris
*Carrie Underwood*
Favorite song — pop/rock
*”Without Me” – Halsey*
“Sucker” – Jonas Brothers
“Old Town Road” – Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus
“High Hopes” – Panic! At The Disco
“Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse)” – Post Malone and Swae Lee
Favorite artist — alternative rock
*Billie Eilish*
Imagine Dragons
Panic! At The Disco
Favorite music video
“Bad Guy” – Billie Eilish
“7 Rings” – Ariana Grande
“Without Me” – Halsey
“Old Town Road” – Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus
*”You Need to Calm Down” – Taylor Swift*
Favorite social artist
*BTS*
Billie Eilish
EXO
Ariana Grande
Shawn Mendes
Favorite male artist — pop/rock
Drake
*Khalid*
Post Malone
Favorite male artist — country
*Kane Brown*
Luke Combs
Thomas Rhett
Favorite artist — rap/hip-hop
*Cardi B*
Drake
Post Malone
Favorite male artist — soul/R&B
Chris Brown
Khalid
*Bruno Mars*
Favorite female artist — soul/R&B
*Beyoncé*
Lizzo
Ella Mai
Favorite album — soul/R&B
“Indigo” – Chris Brown
*”Free Spirit” – Khalid*
“Ella Mai” – Ella Mai
Favorite song — soul/R&B
*”Talk” – Khalid*
“Juice” – Lizzo
“Trip” – Ella Mai
Favorite artist — adult contemporary
Maroon 5
Pink
*Taylor Swift*
Favorite artist — Latin
Bad Bunny
*J Balvin*
Ozuna
Favorite artist — contemporary inspirational
*Lauren Daigle*
For King & Country
MercyMe
Favorite artist — EDM
Avicii
*Marshmello*
The Chainsmokers
Favorite soundtrack
“A Star is Born” – Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper
*”Bohemian Rhapsody: The Original Soundtrack” – Queen*
“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” – various artists


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Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
by Dominic McGrathEVERY WEEKDAY EVENING, TheJournal.ie brings you the five biggest stories of the day.
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triplemat
OS/161 Reference Manual
Name
triplemat - very large VM test
Synopsis
/testbin/triplemat
Description
triplemat runs three copies of matmult at once.
Requirements
triplemat uses the following system calls:
triplemat should run properly once the VM assignment is complete.


public interface ResteasyWebTarget extends WebTarget
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ResteasyWebTarget |
clone() |
ResteasyClient |
getResteasyClient() |
ResteasyWebTarget |
matrixParam(String name,
Object... values)
Create a new
WebTarget instance by appending a matrix parameter to
the existing set of matrix parameters of the current final segment of the
URI of the current target instance. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
path(Class<?> resource) |
ResteasyWebTarget |
path(Method method) |
ResteasyWebTarget |
path(String path)
Create a new
WebTarget instance by appending path to the URI of
the current target instance. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
property(String name,
Object value)
Set the new configuration property, if already set, the existing value of
the property will be updated.
|
<T> T |
proxy(Class<T> proxyInterface) |
<T> ProxyBuilder<T> |
proxyBuilder(Class<T> proxyInterface) |
ResteasyWebTarget |
queryParam(String name,
Object... values)
Create a new
WebTarget instance by configuring a query parameter on the URI
of the current target instance. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
queryParamNoTemplate(String name,
Object... values)
Will encode any '{}' characters and not treat them as template parameters
|
ResteasyWebTarget |
queryParams(MultivaluedMap<String,Object> parameters) |
ResteasyWebTarget |
queryParamsNoTemplate(MultivaluedMap<String,Object> parameters)
Will encode any '{}' characters and not treat them as template parameters
|
ResteasyWebTarget |
register(Class<?> componentClass)
Register a class of a custom JAX-RS component (such as an extension provider or
a
feature meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
register(Class<?> componentClass,
Class<?>... contracts)
Register a class of a custom JAX-RS component (such as an extension provider or
a
feature meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
register(Class<?> componentClass,
int priority)
Register a class of a custom JAX-RS component (such as an extension provider or
a
feature meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
register(Class<?> componentClass,
Map<Class<?>,Integer> contracts)
Register a class of a custom JAX-RS component (such as an extension provider or
a
feature meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
register(Object component)
Register an instance of a custom JAX-RS component (such as an extension provider or
a
feature meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
register(Object component,
Class<?>... contracts)
Register an instance of a custom JAX-RS component (such as an extension provider or
a
feature meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
register(Object component,
int priority)
Register an instance of a custom JAX-RS component (such as an extension provider or
a
feature meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
register(Object component,
Map<Class<?>,Integer> contracts)
Register an instance of a custom JAX-RS component (such as an extension provider or
a
feature meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
resolveTemplate(String name,
Object value)
Create a new
WebTarget instance by resolving a URI template with a given name
in the URI of the current target instance using a supplied value. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
resolveTemplate(String name,
Object value,
boolean encodeSlashInPath)
Create a new
WebTarget instance by resolving a URI template with a given name
in the URI of the current target instance using a supplied value. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
resolveTemplateFromEncoded(String name,
Object value)
Create a new
WebTarget instance by resolving a URI template with a given name
in the URI of the current target instance using a supplied encoded value. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
resolveTemplates(Map<String,Object> templateValues)
Create a new
WebTarget instance by resolving one or more URI templates
in the URI of the current target instance using supplied name-value pairs. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
resolveTemplates(Map<String,Object> templateValues,
boolean encodeSlashInPath)
Create a new
WebTarget instance by resolving one or more URI templates
in the URI of the current target instance using supplied name-value pairs. |
ResteasyWebTarget |
resolveTemplatesFromEncoded(Map<String,Object> templateValues)
Create a new
WebTarget instance by resolving one or more URI templates
in the URI of the current target instance using supplied name-encoded value pairs. |
getUri, getUriBuilder, request, request, request
getConfiguration
ResteasyClient getResteasyClient()
<T> T proxy(Class<T> proxyInterface)
<T> ProxyBuilder<T> proxyBuilder(Class<T> proxyInterface)
ResteasyWebTarget resolveTemplate(String name, Object value) throws NullPointerException
WebTarget
WebTarget
instance by resolving a URI template with a given name
in the URI of the current target instance using a supplied value.
In case a null
template name or value is entered a NullPointerException
is thrown.
A snapshot of the present configuration of the current (parent) target instance is taken and is inherited by the newly constructed (child) target instance.
resolveTemplate
in interface WebTarget
name
- name of the URI template.value
- value to be used to resolve the template.NullPointerException
- if the resolved template name or value is null
.ResteasyWebTarget resolveTemplates(Map<String,Object> templateValues) throws NullPointerException
WebTarget
WebTarget
instance by resolving one or more URI templates
in the URI of the current target instance using supplied name-value pairs.
A call to the method with an empty parameter map is ignored, i.e. same WebTarget
instance is returned.
A snapshot of the present configuration of the current (parent) target instance is taken and is inherited by the newly constructed (child) target instance.
resolveTemplates
in interface WebTarget
templateValues
- a map of URI template names and their values.NullPointerException
- if the name-value map or any of the names or values in the map
is null
.ResteasyWebTarget resolveTemplate(String name, Object value, boolean encodeSlashInPath) throws NullPointerException
WebTarget
WebTarget
instance by resolving a URI template with a given name
in the URI of the current target instance using a supplied value.
In case a null
template name or value is entered a NullPointerException
is thrown.
A snapshot of the present configuration of the current (parent) target instance is taken and is inherited by the newly constructed (child) target instance.
resolveTemplate
in interface WebTarget
name
- name of the URI template.value
- value to be used to resolve the template.encodeSlashInPath
- if true
, the slash ('/'
) characters
in template values will be encoded if the template
is placed in the URI path component, otherwise the slash
characters will not be encoded in path templates.NullPointerException
- if the resolved template name or value is null
.ResteasyWebTarget resolveTemplateFromEncoded(String name, Object value) throws NullPointerException
WebTarget
WebTarget
instance by resolving a URI template with a given name
in the URI of the current target instance using a supplied encoded value.
A template with a matching name will be replaced by the supplied value.
Value is converted to String
using its toString()
method and is then
encoded to match the rules of the URI component to which they pertain. All % characters in
the stringified values that are not followed by two hexadecimal numbers will be encoded.
In case a null
template name or value is entered a NullPointerException
is thrown.
A snapshot of the present configuration of the current (parent) target instance is taken and is inherited by the newly constructed (child) target instance.
resolveTemplateFromEncoded
in interface WebTarget
name
- name of the URI template.value
- encoded value to be used to resolve the template.NullPointerException
- if the resolved template name or value is null
.ResteasyWebTarget resolveTemplatesFromEncoded(Map<String,Object> templateValues) throws NullPointerException
WebTarget
WebTarget
instance by resolving one or more URI templates
in the URI of the current target instance using supplied name-encoded value pairs.
All templates with their name matching one of the keys in the supplied map will be replaced
by the value in the supplied map. Values are converted to String
using
their toString()
method and are then encoded to match the
rules of the URI component to which they pertain. All % characters in
the stringified values that are not followed by two hexadecimal numbers
will be encoded.
A call to the method with an empty parameter map is ignored, i.e. same WebTarget
instance is returned.
A snapshot of the present configuration of the current (parent) target instance is taken and is inherited by the newly constructed (child) target instance.
resolveTemplatesFromEncoded
in interface WebTarget
templateValues
- a map of URI template names and their encoded values.NullPointerException
- if the name-value map or any of the names or encoded values in the map
is null
.ResteasyWebTarget resolveTemplates(Map<String,Object> templateValues, boolean encodeSlashInPath) throws NullPointerException
WebTarget
WebTarget
instance by resolving one or more URI templates
in the URI of the current target instance using supplied name-value pairs.
A call to the method with an empty parameter map is ignored, i.e. same WebTarget
instance is returned.
A snapshot of the present configuration of the current (parent) target instance is taken and is inherited by the newly constructed (child) target instance.
resolveTemplates
in interface WebTarget
templateValues
- a map of URI template names and their values.encodeSlashInPath
- if true
, the slash ('/'
) characters
in template values will be encoded if the template
is placed in the URI path component, otherwise the slash
characters will not be encoded in path templates.NullPointerException
- if the name-value map or any of the names or values in the map
is null
.ResteasyWebTarget path(String path) throws NullPointerException
WebTarget
WebTarget
instance by appending path to the URI of
the current target instance.
When constructing the final path, a '/' separator will be inserted between the existing path and the supplied path if necessary. Existing '/' characters are preserved thus a single value can represent multiple URI path segments.
A snapshot of the present configuration of the current (parent) target instance is taken and is inherited by the newly constructed (child) target instance.
path
in interface WebTarget
path
- the path, may contain URI template parameters.NullPointerException
- if path is null
.ResteasyWebTarget matrixParam(String name, Object... values) throws NullPointerException
WebTarget
WebTarget
instance by appending a matrix parameter to
the existing set of matrix parameters of the current final segment of the
URI of the current target instance.
If multiple values are supplied the parameter will be added once per value. In case a single
null
value is entered, all parameters with that name in the current final path segment
are removed (if present) from the collection of last segment matrix parameters inherited from
the current target.
Note that the matrix parameters are tied to a particular path segment; appending a value to an existing matrix parameter name will not affect the position of the matrix parameter in the URI path.
A snapshot of the present configuration of the current (parent) target instance is taken and is inherited by the newly constructed (child) target instance.
matrixParam
in interface WebTarget
name
- the matrix parameter name, may contain URI template parameters.values
- the matrix parameter value(s), each object will be converted
to a String
using its toString()
method. Stringified
values may contain URI template parameters.NullPointerException
- if the parameter name is null
or if there are multiple
values present and any of those values is null
.ResteasyWebTarget queryParam(String name, Object... values) throws NullPointerException
WebTarget
WebTarget
instance by configuring a query parameter on the URI
of the current target instance.
If multiple values are supplied the parameter will be added once per value. In case a single
null
value is entered, all parameters with that name are removed (if present) from
the collection of query parameters inherited from the current target.
A snapshot of the present configuration of the current (parent) target instance is taken and is inherited by the newly constructed (child) target instance.
queryParam
in interface WebTarget
name
- the query parameter name, may contain URI template parametersvalues
- the query parameter value(s), each object will be converted
to a String
using its toString()
method. Stringified
values may contain URI template parameters.NullPointerException
- if the parameter name is null
or if there are multiple
values present and any of those values is null
.ResteasyWebTarget queryParams(MultivaluedMap<String,Object> parameters) throws IllegalArgumentException, NullPointerException
ResteasyWebTarget queryParamNoTemplate(String name, Object... values) throws NullPointerException
NullPointerException
ResteasyWebTarget queryParamsNoTemplate(MultivaluedMap<String,Object> parameters) throws IllegalArgumentException, NullPointerException
ResteasyWebTarget path(Class<?> resource) throws IllegalArgumentException
IllegalArgumentException
ResteasyWebTarget path(Method method) throws IllegalArgumentException
IllegalArgumentException
ResteasyWebTarget clone()
ResteasyWebTarget property(String name, Object value)
Configurable
null
value into a property
effectively removes the property from the property bag.property
in interface Configurable<WebTarget>
name
- property name.value
- (new) property value. null
value removes the property
with the given name.ResteasyWebTarget register(Class<?> componentClass)
Configurable
feature
meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context.
Implementations SHOULD warn about and ignore registrations that do not
conform to the requirements of supported JAX-RS component types in the
given configurable context. Any subsequent registration attempts for a component
type, for which a class or instance-based registration already exists in the system
MUST be rejected by the JAX-RS implementation and a warning SHOULD be raised to
inform the user about the rejected registration.
The registered JAX-RS component class is registered as a contract provider of
all the recognized JAX-RS or implementation-specific extension contracts including
meta-provider contracts, such as Feature
or DynamicFeature
.
As opposed to component instances registered via Configurable.register(Object)
method,
the lifecycle of components registered using this class-based register(...)
method is fully managed by the JAX-RS implementation or any underlying IoC
container supported by the implementation.
register
in interface Configurable<WebTarget>
componentClass
- JAX-RS component class to be configured in the scope of this
configurable context.ResteasyWebTarget register(Class<?> componentClass, int priority)
Configurable
feature
meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context.
This registration method provides the same functionality as Configurable.register(Class)
except that any priority specified on the registered JAX-RS component class via
javax.annotation.Priority
annotation is overridden with the supplied
priority
value.
Note that in case the priority is not applicable to a particular
provider contract implemented by the class of the registered component, the supplied
priority
value will be ignored for that contract.
register
in interface Configurable<WebTarget>
componentClass
- JAX-RS component class to be configured in the scope of this
configurable context.priority
- the overriding priority for the registered component
and all the provider contracts the component implements.ResteasyWebTarget register(Class<?> componentClass, Class<?>... contracts)
Configurable
feature
meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context.
This registration method provides the same functionality as Configurable.register(Class)
except the JAX-RS component class is only registered as a provider of the listed
extension provider or meta-provider contracts
.
All explicitly enumerated contract types must represent a class or an interface
implemented or extended by the registered component. Contracts that are not
assignable from
the registered component class
MUST be ignored and implementations SHOULD raise a warning to inform users about the
ignored contract(s).
register
in interface Configurable<WebTarget>
componentClass
- JAX-RS component class to be configured in the scope of this
configurable context.contracts
- the specific extension provider or meta-provider contracts
implemented by the component for which the component should
be registered.
Implementations MUST ignore attempts to register a component
class for an empty or null
collection of contracts via
this method and SHOULD raise a warning about such event.ResteasyWebTarget register(Class<?> componentClass, Map<Class<?>,Integer> contracts)
Configurable
feature
meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context.
This registration method provides same functionality as Configurable.register(Class, Class[])
except that any priority specified on the registered JAX-RS component class via
javax.annotation.Priority
annotation is overridden
for each extension provider contract type separately with an integer priority value
specified as a value in the supplied map of [contract type, priority] pairs.
Note that in case a priority is not applicable to a provider contract registered for the JAX-RS component, the supplied priority value is ignored for such contract.
register
in interface Configurable<WebTarget>
componentClass
- JAX-RS component class to be configured in the scope of this
configurable context.contracts
- map of the specific extension provider and meta-provider contracts
and their associated priorities for which the JAX-RS component
is registered.
All contracts in the map must represent a class or an interface
implemented or extended by the JAX-RS component. Contracts that are
not assignable from
the registered
component class MUST be ignored and implementations SHOULD raise a warning
to inform users about the ignored contract(s).ResteasyWebTarget register(Object component)
Configurable
feature
meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context.
Implementations SHOULD warn about and ignore registrations that do not
conform to the requirements of supported JAX-RS component types in the
given configurable context. Any subsequent registration attempts for a component
type, for which a class or instance-based registration already exists in the system
MUST be rejected by the JAX-RS implementation and a warning SHOULD be raised to
inform the user about the rejected registration.
The registered JAX-RS component is registered as a contract provider of
all the recognized JAX-RS or implementation-specific extension contracts including
meta-provider contracts, such as Feature
or DynamicFeature
.
As opposed to components registered via Configurable.register(Class)
method,
the lifecycle of providers registered using this instance-based register(...)
is not managed by JAX-RS runtime. The same registered component instance is used during
the whole lifespan of the configurable context.
Fields and properties of all registered JAX-RS component instances are injected with their
declared dependencies (see Context
) by the JAX-RS runtime prior to use.
register
in interface Configurable<WebTarget>
component
- JAX-RS component instance to be configured in the scope of this
configurable context.ResteasyWebTarget register(Object component, int priority)
Configurable
feature
meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context.
This registration method provides the same functionality as Configurable.register(Object)
except that any priority specified on the registered JAX-RS component class via
javax.annotation.Priority
annotation is overridden with the supplied
priority
value.
Note that in case the priority is not applicable to a particular
provider contract implemented by the class of the registered component, the supplied
priority
value will be ignored for that contract.
register
in interface Configurable<WebTarget>
component
- JAX-RS component instance to be configured in the scope of this
configurable context.priority
- the overriding priority for the registered component
and all the provider contracts the component implements.ResteasyWebTarget register(Object component, Class<?>... contracts)
Configurable
feature
meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context.
This registration method provides the same functionality as Configurable.register(Object)
except the JAX-RS component class is only registered as a provider of the listed
extension provider or meta-provider contracts
.
All explicitly enumerated contract types must represent a class or an interface
implemented or extended by the registered component. Contracts that are not
assignable from
the registered component class
MUST be ignored and implementations SHOULD raise a warning to inform users about the
ignored contract(s).
register
in interface Configurable<WebTarget>
component
- JAX-RS component instance to be configured in the scope of this
configurable context.contracts
- the specific extension provider or meta-provider contracts
implemented by the component for which the component should
be registered.
Implementations MUST ignore attempts to register a component
class for an empty or null
collection of contracts via
this method and SHOULD raise a warning about such event.ResteasyWebTarget register(Object component, Map<Class<?>,Integer> contracts)
Configurable
feature
meta-provider) to be instantiated
and used in the scope of this configurable context.
This registration method provides same functionality as Configurable.register(Object, Class[])
except that any priority specified on the registered JAX-RS component class via
javax.annotation.Priority
annotation is overridden
for each extension provider contract type separately with an integer priority value
specified as a value in the supplied map of [contract type, priority] pairs.
Note that in case a priority is not applicable to a provider contract registered for the JAX-RS component, the supplied priority value is ignored for such contract.
register
in interface Configurable<WebTarget>
component
- JAX-RS component instance to be configured in the scope of this
configurable context.contracts
- map of the specific extension provider and meta-provider contracts
and their associated priorities for which the JAX-RS component
is registered.
All contracts in the map must represent a class or an interface
implemented or extended by the JAX-RS component. Contracts that are
not assignable from
the registered
component class MUST be ignored and implementations SHOULD raise a warning
to inform users about the ignored contract(s).Copyright © 2014. All Rights Reserved.


Bug Forms¶
BugForm Module¶
The main implementation of all the Form logic. Note that this class is different than Form. See the comments by the Form class for more info. Any improvements to the form API should be made to this class, not to the Form class.
-
bug.forms.BugForm.
errors
¶ Return an ErrorDict for the data provided for the form.
-
bug.forms.BugForm.
media
¶
ImageForm Module¶
The main implementation of all the Form logic. Note that this class is different than Form. See the comments by the Form class for more info. Any improvements to the form API should be made to this class, not to the Form class.
-
bug.forms.ImageForm.
errors
¶ Return an ErrorDict for the data provided for the form.
-
bug.forms.ImageForm.
media
¶


hlStickyStack
Ahh, the sticky stack (isn't that catchy?). Using the sticky stack will give you super powers. Well, not literally of course, but it could be a handy functionality indeed. Stacks are a way to have multiple independent sticky elements working together. See for yourself and scroll this page. As soon as multiple sticky elements become sticky the others neatly adjust their offset automatically.
It could be useful if you have multiple ui element on your page that are on different places but still need to be always shown. And thanks to the service you can also get the current stack height or the height of the stack at a certain scroll position. This can be useful if you want to scroll to a certain position on the page but you're not sure how high your sticky element stack will be.


Click a link below to open a new window with information from FishBase (fish) or SeaLifeBase (non-fish vertebrates and invertebrates).


Dasmoto's Arts & Crafts
Brushes
Hacksaw Brushes
Made of the highest quality oak, Hacksaw brushes are known for their weight and ability to hold paint in large amounts.
Available in different sizes. Starting at $3.00 / brush.
Frames
Art Frames (Assorted)
Assorted frames made of different material, including MDF, birchwood, and PDE. Select frames can be sanded and painted according to your needs.
Starting at $2.00 / frame.
Paint
Clean Fresh Paint
Imported paint from Finland. over 256 colors available in-store, varying in quantity (1 oz. to 8 oz.).
Clean finnish paint microbinds to canvas, increasing the finish and longevity of any artwork.
Starting at $5.00 / tube.


A diphtheria epidemic threatened Nome, especially the Alaska Native children who had no immunity to the "white man's disease", and the nearest quantity of antitoxin was found to be in Anchorage. On January 27, mushers sped from Nenana to Nome to deliver the package and save the lives of the infected village.
In the 1925 run, 100 dogs relayed the package 674 miles (1,085 km) from Nenana to Nome. The dogs ran in relays, with no dog running over 100 miles (160 km). The objective was delivering the package. On February 2 at 5:30 a.m., just five and a half days later, the package arrived in Nome safely.
In 1973, almost 50 years later, the modern Iditarod was born. The first race attracted a field of 34 mushers, 22 of whom completed the 1000 mile route.
This is the famous and feared stretch of trail known as the Dalzell Gorge. In two miles the trail drops hundreds of feet as it jumps back and forth across Dalzell Creek on narrow ice and snow bridges that span open but shallow running water...
With over 1000 miles covered, through some of the most rugged winter terrain in the world, the dogs pull their sleds into Nome, Alaska