(extensions in package onion.w4v3xrmknycexlsd.lib.sgfcharm)
(extensions in package onion.w4v3xrmknycexlsd.lib.sgfcharm.view)
Communicates the current game configuration.
Some possible values of the GM
property in FF4 for identifying the current game type.
Default implementation of the SgfBoard used by the SgfView for the game Go, based on XYPoints and XYMoves.
A coordinate parser for the Go game.
Markup of nodes on the board.
The possible values for board Markup.
Information about the last move played.
A piece of information relating to the current node to be displayed in the text window.
A gaming piece.
(extensions in package onion.w4v3xrmknycexlsd.lib.sgfcharm.view)
This interface represents a board for a specific game for interaction with the SgfView.
Representation of the SGF Collection
, which is a list of GameTree
s.
Controls interaction between an SgfViewAdapter and SgfTree objects.
Base class for all instructions understandable by SgfView.
This object holds string literals to be used as NodeInfo.keys.
Interface for communicating touch events from the view to the controller.
This class offers the facilities to navigate through an SgfTree given by its constructor parameter.
It provides functions to obtain the next and preceding nodes as well as to list and descend into
possible variations.
Representation of the SGF Node
, which is a list of Property
s.
This class processes SgfNodes given the current SgfState and modifies that state to include
the processed data.
Parser for reading SGF
strings into SgfCollections.
Base class for all SGF Property
s, with a subclass for each particular property.
Representation of the SGF Sequence
, which is a list of Node
s.
This class holds state relevant to the SgfView.
Representation of the SGF GameTree
, which consists of an Sequence
, and zero or more children GameTree
s.
This is the base class for all SGF
data types, for strong typing.
Draws an interactive Board together with undo/redo buttons and additional informational text. It's a
TextView
, so the text it displays is styled according to the TextView
attributes.
If you want to use the SGF
parsing and handling architecture provided by this library but make
your own view with fundamental changes, you can make it implement this interface so that it can be
controlled by the SgfController.
Indicates the status of the implementation of the respective target.
(extensions in package onion.w4v3xrmknycexlsd.lib.sgfcharm.parse)
(extensions in package onion.w4v3xrmknycexlsd.lib.sgfcharm.view)
Information about currently possible variations (successors or siblings depending on SgfController configuration).
This is analogous to XYPoint.
A point at (x, y), useful for Go and Chess, for example.
This is analogous to XYPoint.


--- title: "Problem set 2" linktitle: "PS 2" date: "2020-09-12" due_date: "2020-09-18" due_time: "02:20 PM" menu: assignment: parent: Problem Sets weight: 2 type: docs weight: 2 editor_options: chunk_output_type: console ---
Welcome to Problem Set 2! There are two “problem” exercises and one extended Stata exercise. Please note that you’ll need to submit a problem set, log file, and do-file on Blackboard. Note that there are superscripted numbers1 throughout the page that provide additional information/suggestions to help you out.
(2.18) In any year, the weather can inflict storm damage to a home. From year to year, the damage is random. Let \(Y\) denote the dollar value of damange in any given year. Suppose that in 95% of the years, there is no damage (\(Y=0\)), but in 5% of the years, \(Y = 20000\).
What are the mean and standard deviation of the damage in any year?
Consider an “insurance pool” of 100 people whose homes are sufficiently dispersed so that, in any year, the damange to different homes can be viewed as inddependently distributed random variables. Let \(\bar{Y}\) denote the average damage to these 100 homes in a year (i) What is \(E[\bar{Y}]\)? (i) What is the probability that \(\bar{Y}\) exceeds $2000?
(3.16) Grades on a standardized test are known to have a mean of 1000 for students in the United States. The test is administered to 453 randomly selected students in Florida; in this sample, the mean is 1013 and the standard deviation (\(s\)) is 108.
Construct a 95% confidence interval for the average test score for Florida students
Is there statistically significant evidence that Florida students perform differently than other students in the United States? How do you know?
Another 503 students are selected at random from Florida. They are given a 3-hour preparation course before the test is administered Their average test scores is 1019 with a standard deviation of 95.
First, construct a 95% confidence interval for the change in the average test score associated with the prep course.
Is there statistically significant evidence that the prep course helped?
For the following question, make sure you submit your do-file and log-file alongside your answers!
Download countymurders.dta
to answer this question. The variable
\(murders\) is the number of murders reported in the county. The
variable \(execs\) is the number of executions that took place of
people sentenced to death in the given country. Most states in the
United States have the death penalty, but several do not.
Keep only data from the year 1996. How many counties are there in the data set? Of these, how many have zero murders. What percentage of countries have zero executions?
What is the largest number of murders in a county? What is the largest number of executions in a county?
Compute the correlation coefficient \(r\) between murders
and
execs
and describe what you find. 2 Estimate the correlation coefficient between murdrate
and execrate
.
Why do the two coefficients differ so much?
What are two characteristics in the data that are highly correlated with county murder rates?3 What are their correlation coefficients?
What is median real per-capita income?4
Generate a variable, highinc
that is equal to 1 if a county
has above-median real per capita income, and 0 otherwise. What
is \(E[rpcpersinc | highinc =0]\)? What is \(E[rpcpersinc | highinc =1]\)?
Consider a two-sided hypothesis test of whether murder rates are different between counties with high (above median) vs low (below median) real per-capita personal income. Assume the two samples are independent, with equal variances.
Generate a variable, perc1029
, that is equal to the share of
the population between the ages of 10 and 29. What is the median
share of the population by county that is ages 10-29?
Generate a variable, young
, that is equal to 1 if a county has
an above-median share of the population that is age 10-29, and 0
otherwise. What is \(E[perc1029| young = 0]\)? What is
\(E[perc1029| young =1]\)?
Consider a two-sided hypothesis test of whether murder rates are different between states with a high (above-median) share of the population ages 10-29 versus a low share. Assume the two samples are independent, with equal variances.
Source: Compiled by J. Monroe Gamble for a Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP) at Michigan State University, Summer 2014. Monroe obtained data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the FBI Uniform Crime Reports, and the Death Penalty Information Center.
See?! Neat! :) ↩
Remember, you can use correlate var1 var2
to look at the correlation between two variables.↩
If you want to look at the correlation between lots of variables, you can use correlate var1 var2 ... var99
. If you want to refer to a lot of variables, an asterisk (*) can act as a “wild.” So if you use correlate var*
, it you’ll receive a correlation matrix of every variable with a name that starts with “var.” If you use correlate *var*
, it will give you a correlation matrix of every variable with the letters “var” somewhere in the name.↩
tabstat
is your friend!↩
The help file for ttest
will be useful. Here we are conducting a two-sample t-test using groups. You will want to use the highinc
variable you generated earlier.↩


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Former Hong Kong lawmaker Albert Ho attacked
by Kris ChengFormer Democratic Party lawmaker Albert Ho was attacked at around 7pm in Tin Hau on Tuesday.
Ho told Apple Daily that as he exited Tin Hau MTR station to return home, residents told him there were some people wearing black outside and that he should be careful. The black-clad group reportedly followed him into a nearby street and beat him with rods.
Ho sustained injuries to his head and back, which was bloodied. The assailants escaped afterwards.
The former lawmaker made his own way to Ruttonjee Hospital for treatment.
At around 8pm, several police officers went to the Accident and Emergency Department to ask Ho questions. Democratic Party lawmaker James To also paid him a visit.
Ho is the chairman of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements in China and the former chairman of the Democratic Party.
He was attacked in Central in August 2006 by a stick-wielding group. It marked the first time a lawmaker had been attacked since the 1997 Handover.
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Getting started with the Blazor - ServiceStack Demos (at the SolutionDocumentation subfolder level)
If you are viewing this GettingStarted.md in GitHub, here is this same document on the documentation site
These are detailed instructions for getting started building, running and extending these demonstrations
Documentation organization
Details on the documentation and code organization will provide details on how the code for these demos is organized, and details on what documentation is available at each level of the code.
Prerequisites
- A C# / .NET development environment capable of supporting Blazor development The documentation is currently written only for Visual Studio V15.9 (or higher) IDE. Pull requests that expand the documentation to cover the command-line MSBuild environment or other IDEs would be most welcome! The specific instructions to extend the VS IDE to build Blazor apps are in the Get started with Blazor documentation, so head over there and make sure you have the necessary .Net Core 2.1 SDK and then install the Blazor bits optional 3rd-party extensions and tools is a link to instructions on some specific 3rd party tools that make it easier to debug these demos, or see what's going on under the hood a. Fiddler - to see what is being sent between the Blazor app and the ServiceStack Host b. Sentinel - a logging target that listens on a UDP port and displays log messages c. Structured Build Log Viewer - a viewer to see details of how MSBuild is building the assemblies.
Getting the Demo projects
This repository is not yet sophisticated enough to create a zip with binaries and be able to safely secure and deliver that. Besides, building these demos from source is probably the best way to understand what's going on. Your current choices are to fork or clone this repository. GitHub has a nice explanation of the differences, as well as [detailed instructions on how to fork or clone](https://github.community/t5/Support-Protips/The-difference-between-forking-and-cloning-a-repository/ba-p/1372). Start by forking or cloning your own copy the repository, and then and attach your Visual Studio Source Code Control provider to the fork.
Building the Demo projects
There is documentation that goes into details for building the demos here. Below is a high-level description of what needs to be done.
- Open the top level .sln file with Visual Studio
- Tell Visual Studio to not build the documentation project ATAP.Utilities.AutoDoc, as it will take quite a bit of time, and is not needed to run the demos. How to: Exclude projects from a build
- Build the entire solution in the Debug configuration.
- Go into each individual Demo, and "Publish" the GUI.
- Start the SS Console App
- Open a browser and navigate to http://localhost:21200 as this is the default address and port that the ConsoleApp will be listening on..
Running each Demo project
Each demo tries to make a short, focused point. In the GUI, this means only a very few pages with which to interact. The individual demo's documentation should make it clear how to interact with each page and what to expect.
Contributing
Pull requests for collaborating on and extending these demonstrations are most welcome! Please see the the Contributing guidelines for further details. Contributing to the documentation for these examples is welcome as well. There is no written documentation on how to accomplish that yet, but please refer to the incredibly well written document Contributing to the Blazor documentation for ideas. Our Folder Structure conventions differ from the examples in that document.
Attribution
The maintainers and contributors to this repository feel it is important to credit the individuals and organizations who have taken their time to publish ideas and guides. We have two documents that try to provide credit where it is due:


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Scene Understanding, Semantic SLAM, Implicit Representations
Making a robot understand what it sees is one of the most fascinating goals in my current research. To this end, we develop novel methods for Semantic Mapping and Semantic SLAM by combining object detection with simultaneous localisation and mapping (SLAM) techniques. We furthermore work on Bayesian Deep Learning for object detection, to better understand the uncertainty of a deep network’s predictions and integrate deep learning into robotics in a probabilistic way.
Mapping with Implicit Representations and Neural Radiance Fields
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Density-aware NeRF Ensembles: Quantifying Predictive Uncertainty in Neural Radiance Fields In IEEE Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), 2023. We show that ensembling effectively quantifies model uncertainty in Neural Radiance Fields (NeRFs) if a density-aware epistemic uncertainty term is considered. The naive ensembles investigated in prior work simply average rendered RGB images to quantify the model uncertainty caused by conflicting explanations of the observed scene. In contrast, we additionally consider the termination probabilities along individual rays to identify epistemic model uncertainty due to a lack of knowledge about the parts of a scene unobserved during training. We achieve new state-of-the-art performance across established uncertainty quantification benchmarks for NeRFs, outperforming methods that require complex changes to the NeRF architecture and training regime. We furthermore demonstrate that NeRF uncertainty can be utilised for next-best view selection and model refinement. [arXiv]
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ParticleNeRF: Particle Based Encoding for Online Neural Radiance Fields in Dynamic Scenes arXiv preprint arXiv:2211.04041, 2022. Neural Radiance Fields (NeRFs) learn implicit representations of - typically static - environments from images. Our paper extends NeRFs to handle dynamic scenes in an online fashion. We propose ParticleNeRF that adapts to changes in the geometry of the environment as they occur, learning a new up-to-date representation every 350ms. ParticleNeRF can represent the current state of dynamic environments with much higher fidelity compared to other NeRF frameworks. [arXiv] [website]
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Implicit Object Mapping With Noisy Data arXiv preprint arXiv:2204.10516, 2022. This paper uses the outputs of an object-based SLAM system to bound objects in the scene with coarse primitives and - in concert with instance masks - identify obstructions in the training images. Objects are therefore automatically bounded, and non-relevant geometry is excluded from the NeRF representation. The method’s performance is benchmarked under ideal conditions and tested against errors in the poses and instance masks. Our results show that object-based NeRFs are robust to pose variations but sensitive to the quality of the instance masks. [arXiv]
Semantic SLAM and Semantic Mapping
We work on novel approaches to SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) that create semantically meaningful maps by combining geometric and semantic information.
We believe such semantically enriched maps will help robots understand our complex world and will ultimately increase the range and sophistication of interactions that robots can have in domestic and industrial deployment scenarios.
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Retrospectives on the Embodied AI Workshop arXiv preprint arXiv:2210.06849, 2022. We present a retrospective on the state of Embodied AI research. Our analysis focuses on 13 challenges presented at the Embodied AI Workshop at CVPR. These challenges are grouped into three themes: (1) visual navigation, (2) rearrangement, and (3) embodied vision-and-language. We discuss the dominant datasets within each theme, evaluation metrics for the challenges, and the performance of stateof-the-art models. We highlight commonalities between top approaches to the challenges and identify potential future directions for Embodied AI research. [arXiv]
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BenchBot environments for active robotics (BEAR): Simulated data for active scene understanding research The International Journal of Robotics Research, 2022. We present a platform to foster research in active scene understanding, consisting of high-fidelity simulated environments and a simple yet powerful API that controls a mobile robot in simulation and reality. In contrast to static, pre-recorded datasets that focus on the perception aspect of scene understanding, agency is a top priority in our work. We provide three levels of robot agency, allowing users to control a robot at varying levels of difficulty and realism. While the most basic level provides pre-defined trajectories and ground-truth localisation, the more realistic levels allow us to evaluate integrated behaviours comprising perception, navigation, exploration and SLAM. [website]
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The Robotic Vision Scene Understanding Challenge arXiv preprint arXiv:2009.05246, 2020. Being able to explore an environment and understand the location and type of all objects therein is important for indoor robotic platforms that must interact closely with humans. However, it is difficult to evaluate progress in this area due to a lack of standardized testing which is limited due to the need for active robot agency and perfect object ground-truth. To help provide a standard for testing scene understanding systems, we present a new robot vision scene understanding challenge using simulation to enable repeatable experiments with active robot agency. We provide two challenging task types, three difficulty levels, five simulated environments and a new evaluation measure for evaluating 3D cuboid object maps. [arXiv] [website]
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Benchbot: Evaluating robotics research in photorealistic 3d simulation and on real robots arXiv preprint arXiv:2008.00635, 2020. We introduce BenchBot, a novel software suite for benchmarking the performance of robotics research across both photorealistic 3D simulations and real robot platforms. BenchBot provides a simple interface to the sensorimotor capabilities of a robot when solving robotics research problems; an interface that is consistent regardless of whether the target platform is simulated or a real robot. In this paper we outline the BenchBot system architecture, and explore the parallels between its user-centric design and an ideal research development process devoid of tangential robot engineering challenges. [arXiv] [website]
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Evaluating the Impact of Semantic Segmentation and Pose Estimationon Dense Semantic SLAM In Proc. of IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), 2021. Recent Semantic SLAM methods combine classical geometry-based estimation with deep learning-based object detection or semantic segmentation. In this paper we evaluate the quality of semantic maps generated by state-of-the-art class- and instance-aware dense semantic SLAM algorithms whose codes are publicly available and explore the impacts both semantic segmentation and pose estimation have on the quality of semantic maps. We obtain these results by providing algorithms with ground-truth pose and/or semantic segmentation data available from simulated environments. We establish that semantic segmentation is the largest source of error through our experiments, dropping mAP and OMQ performance by up to 74.3% and 71.3% respectively.
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QuadricSLAM: Constrained Dual Quadrics from Object Detections as Landmarks in Object-oriented SLAM IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters (RA-L), 2018. In this paper, we use 2D object detections from multiple views to simultaneously estimate a 3D quadric surface for each object and localize the camera position. We derive a SLAM formulation that uses dual quadrics as 3D landmark representations, exploiting their ability to compactly represent the size, position and orientation of an object, and show how 2D object detections can directly constrain the quadric parameters via a novel geometric error formulation. We develop a sensor model for object detectors that addresses the challenge of partially visible objects, and demonstrate how to jointly estimate the camera pose and constrained dual quadric parameters in factor graph based SLAM with a general perspective camera. [arXiv] [website]
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Structure Aware SLAM using Quadrics and Planes In Proceedings of Asian Conference on Computer Vision (ACCV), 2018. [arXiv]
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An Orientation Factor for Object-Oriented SLAM arXiv preprint, 2018. Current approaches to object-oriented SLAM lack the ability to incorporate prior knowledge of the scene geometry, such as the expected global orientation of objects. We overcome this limitation by proposing a geometric factor that constrains the global orientation of objects in the map, depending on the objects’ semantics. This new geometric factor is a first example of how semantics can inform and improve geometry in object-oriented SLAM. We implement the geometric factor for the recently proposed QuadricSLAM that represents landmarks as dual quadrics. The factor probabilistically models the quadrics’ major axes to be either perpendicular to or aligned with the direction of gravity, depending on their semantic class. Our experiments on simulated and real-world datasets show that using the proposed factors to incorporate prior knowledge improves both the trajectory and landmark quality. [arXiv] [website]
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QuadricSLAM: Constrained Dual Quadrics from Object Detections as Landmarks in Semantic SLAM In Workshop on Representing a Complex World, International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), 2018. Best Workshop Paper Award We derive a SLAM formulation that uses dual quadrics as 3D landmark representations, exploiting their ability to compactly represent the size, position and orientation of an object, and show how 2D bounding boxes (such as those typically obtained from visual object detection systems) can directly constrain the quadric parameters via a novel geometric error formulation. We develop a sensor model for deep-learned object detectors that addresses the challenge of partial object detections often encountered in robotics applications, and demonstrate how to jointly estimate the camera pose and constrained dual quadric parameters in factor graph based SLAM with a general perspective camera. [arXiv] [website]
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Meaningful Maps With Object-Oriented Semantic Mapping In Proc. of IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), 2017. For intelligent robots to interact in meaningful ways with their environment, they must understand both the geometric and semantic properties of the scene surrounding them. The majority of research to date has addressed these mapping challenges separately, focusing on either geometric or semantic mapping. In this paper we address the problem of building environmental maps that include both semantically meaningful, object-level entities and point- or mesh-based geometrical representations. We simultaneously build geometric point cloud models of previously unseen instances of known object classes and create a map that contains these object models as central entities. Our system leverages sparse, feature-based RGB-D SLAM, image-based deep-learning object detection and 3D unsupervised segmentation.
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Place Categorization and Semantic Mapping on a Mobile Robot Proc. of IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), 2016. In this paper we focus on the challenging problem of place categorization and semantic mapping on a robot without environment-specific training. Motivated by their ongoing success in various visual recognition tasks, we build our system upon a state-of-the-art convolutional network. We overcome its closed-set limitations by complementing the network with a series of one-vs-all classifiers that can learn to recognize new semantic classes online. Prior domain knowledge is incorporated by embedding the classification system into a Bayesian filter framework that also ensures temporal coherence. We evaluate the classification accuracy of the system on a robot that maps a variety of places on our campus in real-time. We show how semantic information can boost robotic object detection performance and how the semantic map can be used to modulate the robot’s behaviour during navigation tasks. The system is made available to the community as a ROS module.
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SLAM – Quo Vadis? In Support of Object Oriented and Semantic SLAM In Workshop on The Problem of Moving Sensors, Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS), 2015. Most current SLAM systems are still based on primitive geometric features such as points, lines, or planes. The created maps therefore carry geometric information, but no immediate semantic information. With the recent significant advances in object detection and scene classification we think the time is right for the SLAM community to ask where the SLAM research should be going during the next years. As a possible answer to this question, we advocate developing SLAM systems that are more object oriented and more semantically enriched than the current state of the art. This paper provides an overview of our ongoing work in this direction.
Scene Understanding
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SceneCut: Joint Geometric and Object Segmentation for Indoor Scenes In Proc. of IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), 2018. This paper presents SceneCut, a novel approach to jointly discover previously unseen objects and non-object surfaces using a single RGB-D image. SceneCut’s joint reasoning over scene semantics and geometry allows a robot to detect and segment object instances in complex scenes where modern deep learning-based methods either fail to separate object instances, or fail to detect objects that were not seen during training. SceneCut automatically decomposes a scene into meaningful regions which either represent objects or scene surfaces. The decomposition is qualified by an unified energy function over objectness and geometric fitting. We show how this energy function can be optimized efficiently by utilizing hierarchical segmentation trees.
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Enhancing Human Action Recognition with Region Proposals In Proceedings of the Australasian Conference on Robotics and Automation (ACRA), 2015.
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Continuous Factor Graphs For Holistic Scene Understanding In Workshop on Scene Understanding (SUNw), Intl. Conf. on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2015. We propose a novel mathematical formulation for the holistic scene understanding problem and transform it from the discrete into the continuous domain. The problem can then be modeled with a nonlinear continuous factor graph, and the MAP solution is found via least squares optimization. We evaluate our method on the realistic NYU2 dataset.
Scene Understanding: Hazard Detection
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Multi-Modal Trip Hazard Affordance Detection On Construction Sites IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters (RA-L), 2017. Trip hazards are a significant contributor to accidents on construction and manufacturing sites. We conduct a comprehensive investigation into the performance characteristics of 11 different colors and depth fusion approaches, including four fusion and one nonfusion approach, using color and two types of depth images. Trained and tested on more than 600 labeled trip hazards over four floors and 2000 m2 in an active construction site, this approach was able to differentiate between identical objects in different physical configurations. Outperforming a color-only detector, our multimodal trip detector fuses color and depth information to achieve a 4% absolute improvement in F1-score. These investigative results and the extensive publicly available dataset move us one step closer to assistive or fully automated safety inspection systems on construction sites.
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Auxiliary Tasks to Improve Trip Hazard Affordance Detection In Proceedings of the Australasian Conference on Robotics and Automation (ACRA), 2017. We propose to train a CNN performing pixel-wise trip detection with three auxiliary tasks to help the CNN better infer scene geometric properties of trip hazards. Of the three approaches investigated pixel-wise ground plane estimation, pixel depth estimation and pixel height above ground plane estimation, the first approach allowed the trip detector to achieve a 11.1% increase in Trip IOU over earlier work. These new approaches make it plausible to deploy a robotic platform to perform trip hazard detection, and so potentially reduce the number of injuries on construction sites.
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TripNet: Detecting Trip Hazards on Construction Sites In Proceedings of the Australasian Conference on Robotics and Automation (ACRA), 2015. This paper introduces TripNet, a robotic vision system that detects trip hazards using raw construction site images. TripNet performs trip hazard identification using only camera imagery and minimal training with a pre-trained Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) rapidly fine-tuned on a small corpus of labelled image regions from construction sites. There is no reliance on prior scene segmentation methods during deployment. Trip-Net achieves comparable performance to a human on a dataset recorded in two distinct real world construction sites. TripNet exhibits spatial and temporal generalization by functioning in previously unseen parts of a construction site and over time periods of several weeks.


2.3.0
Type: Object
([String]?
= ['GET','POST','OPTIONS','PUT','DELETE']
)
List of allowed HTTP methods, separated by comas.
(Boolean?
= true
)
If true, collected metadata will be appended to response.
(String)
URL of the API instance to call.
([Object])
Set authentication plugin to be used with specific routes.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
authPatterns.path String
|
Regex string to match 1 or more routes. |
authPatterns.plugin Class
|
Auth plugin, must extend AuthHandler interface from udes-auth-plugins. |
authPatterns.sessionUrl String?
|
URL for getting session id. |
authPatterns.targetService String?
|
Custom target service. If none specified the target service in CAS config will be used. |
(Object?)
Cookie configuration.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
cookies.maxAge Number?
(default 14400000 )
|
Time to live (TTL) for the cookie in ms. |
cookies.httpOnly Boolean?
(default true )
|
HttpOnly flag |
cookies.name String?
(default udes-node-orchestrator )
|
Cookie name. |
cookies.path String?
(default / )
|
Path to store cookie. |
cookies.secret String?
(default S3CR3T )
|
Encryption key for cookie. |
cookies.secure Boolean?
(default true )
|
Whether to encrypt cookie or not. |
([Object]?
= []
)
Retrieve data from custom headers.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
customHeaders.header String?
|
The custom header to retrieve. |
customHeaders.property String??
|
The property name to give to data. Defaults to header if not defined. |
(Object)
Couchbase configuration.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
database.cacheBucketName String
|
Cache bucket name. |
database.cacheBucketPwd String
|
Cache bucket password. |
database.couchbaseCluster [String]
|
List of Couchbase cluster URLs. |
database.sessionBucketName String
|
Session bucket name. |
database.sessionBucketPwd String
|
Session bucket password. |
(Boolean
= false
)
True to return debug data.
(Boolean?
= true
)
Whether to enable CAS authentication or not.
(Boolean?
= true
)
Whether to enable CORS or not.
(Class??)
Class extending the ResponseFormatter interface. Format data on error.
(Object?)
Logger configuration.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
log.logLevel (
(default error )
|
Log level. |
log.name String?
(default udes-node-orchestrator )
|
Logger name. |
log.prettyPrint Boolean?
(default true )
|
Whether to print pretty or raw. |
log.showCredentialsAsClearText Boolean?
(default false )
|
If true credentials will be displayed as clear text in logs. |
(String)
Url to login page.
(Number?)
Port number for server to listen on. One of socket or port is required.
(Class??)
Class extending the ResponseFormatter interface. Format response data.
(String?)
Relative path to socket for server to listen on. One of socket or port is required.
Type: Object
(Boolean?
= false
)
Whether to activate CAS debugging or not.
(Object?)
CAS from AJAX configuration.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
fromAjax.header String?
(default x-client-ajax )
|
Default response header for AJAX responses. |
fromAjax.status Number?
(default 401 )
|
Default status code for AJAX responses. |
(Boolean?
= false
)
Send all validation requests through the CAS gateway feature.
([String]?
= []
)
Ignore CAS validation on these routes.
(String?
= 'silent'
)
Log level used by connect-cas middleware
([String]?
= []
)
Filter url for CAS authentication
(Object?)
CAS path configuration.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
paths.login String?
(default /login )
|
CAS login path. |
paths.logout String?
(default /logout )
|
CAS logout path. |
paths.proxy String?
(default /proxy )
|
Path to obtain proxy ticket. |
paths.proxyCallback String?
(default /proxyCallback )
|
Path to call once proxy ticket is obtained. |
paths.serviceValidate String?
(default /proxyValidate )
|
Path to validate TGT. |
paths.validate String?
(default /validate )
|
Validation path. |
(Boolean?
= false
)
Whether to automatically redirect or not.
(Boolean?
= false
)
Whether to renew CAS authentication by default or not.
(String)
URL to CAS server.
(String)
URL of the orchestrator endpoint.
(Boolean?
= false
)
single sign logout feature
(String)
URI to CAS service.
Interface for handling various types of authentication.
Orchestrator server. Handles routes and HTTP traffic.
(Config)
Configuration file for server instance.
config
argument is null.
Set Orchestrator endpoints
Interface for formatting HTTP response data.
Handles response standardisation as well as http responses and requests.
req
,
res
or
config
argument is null.
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"There is no end to education. It is not that you read a book, pass an examination, and finish with education. The whole of life, from the moment you are born to the moment you die, is a process of learning."
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Until now, in my life, I change from active moments with a lot of variety, challenges and improvisations, to moments of tranquility and stability, being difficult to stay in a place during a long time. I consider myself a tolerant and respectful person with open mind and quite honest. I really like to listen people stories and backgrounds and their different experiences around the world.
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Client Security, It's important!
This one is one of my recurrant rants, so I thought I'd post it while I think about it....

If someone can compromise a desktop PC, they can get all the rest of the access they need very easily, they can also easily compromise your core servers...
Here's one scenario of many.
1st step - Get local administrator rights on a corporate PC running windows. Easily done by booting off a CD grabbing the SAM file and cracking the password. In most networks I've seen the local admin password is the same on all the PC's
2nd step - find out the IP address or machine name of an admin level persons desktop. shouldn't be too hard if you are in the same building, if you're not something like an HTML e-mail with a web-bug in it would do the trick.....
3rd step - connect to their PC using the local administrator account and install a keylogger.
4th step - grab all the passwords as they type them! if you're feeling fancy, install a remote control program on their workstation then log on to their machine as them and connect to the servers they administer. At that point it would be very hard for mechanisms like IDS to know that you're not the administrator of the system.....
How do you mitigate this?
One way would be to deploy 2-factor authentication for all your admins. If you use RSA tokens or some other form of one-time password, it would cut back on the window of opportunity.
Another option would be to put desktop firewalls on all admin (or potentiallly all) PC's and configure a reasonable ruleset on them which only allows inbound connections from specific subnets, as required to maintain the system.
Another option (only applicable to this particular attack) would be to specify different local administrator passwors for each PC (might be a bit hard to administer though)


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FLESH AND BONE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 7.1
Date Released: 11/5/93 Running Length: 2:05 Rated: R (Violence, language, sexual situations, nudity)
Starring: Dennis Quaid, Meg Ryan, James Caan, Gwyneth Paltrow Director: Steve Kloves Producers: Mark Rosenberg and Paula Weinstein Screenplay: Steve Kloves Music: Thomas Newman Released by Paramount Pictures
One night in the early 1960s, a young boy is taken in by a West Texas family. He claims that he's lost and, being the decent folk that they are, his benefactors decide that it's their responsibility to see that he's fed, bathed, and given a place to sleep. But this guest turns out not to be the homeless waif the family believed him to be, and when he's discovered letting his criminal father Roy (James Caan) into the house to rob it, a bloodbath ensues. The sole surviving member of the family is a baby girl. Father, mother, and son are all brutally gunned down--two of them in cold blood.
Thirty years later, the boy has grown into the man Arlis Sweeny (Dennis Quaid), a vending machine stocker who roams from town-to-town following a set routine that gives him comfort and helps shield him from memories better left buried. Then into his life comes Kay (Meg Ryan), a woman whose future is as bleak as her past, and suddenly Arlis' deeds of thirty years ago return to haunt him anew.
FLESH AND BONE is film noir, complete with the characters and settings expected from an entry in the genre. It's a thriller that doesn't rely on action for its suspense. Drama--occasionally spilling over to melodrama--is the backbone. The story isn't overplotted; the only real plot twist is easily guessed at early on, and while the entire script turns on one massive coincidence, that event is so expertly buried within the context of a gripping tale that it doesn't seem so implausible when it happens. Chock it up to fate's bitterly ironic sense of humor.
Writer/director Steve Kloves, who penned THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS, displays the same strength of character here as in his previous effort. He creates a quartet of highly believable people: the taciturn loner Arlis; the emotionally and physically battered Kay; the ornery, pragmatically deadly Roy; and the shameless survive-at-all-costs Ginnie (played by Gwyneth Paltrow). Though things may not move that quickly in FLESH AND BONE, the four keep the audience engrossed throughout.
Hollywood conventions are routinely flouted. The tension comes not from cinematic tricks and musical crescendos, but from a combination of the vivid atmosphere and the steady, dreadful buildup to an inevitable conclusion.
Dennis Quaid, normally chosen for cocky, devil-may-care roles, plays Arlis with an effective subdued charm. Meg Ryan is likewise solid, cast against type as the swearing, boozing Kay. Her best moments are those when her character's vulnerable side is allowed to show. James Caan turns in one of his most disturbing performances in a long time.
The real eye-opener, however, is Gwyneth Paltrow, who more than holds her own playing opposite three established stars. Her performance as the sexy, cynical Ginnie is fresh and unaffected, and it doesn't take long for us to get into the character's head to understand her motives and crushed dreams. Not since Juliette Lewis in CAPE FEAR has an American debut been this impressive.
Perhaps, ultimately, FLESH AND BONE is mostly-static, and maybe its central plot element is hard to swallow. But these characters are so impressive, and their circumstances so compelling, that I didn't care about shortcomings in the story. FLESH AND BONE is all suspenseful buildup without shoot-outs, chases, and explosions, and its conclusion doesn't demand a neatly-packaged resolution. More importantly, it's one of the few successful '40s-type noir thrillers to grace the big screen in recent years.
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Emmerdale SPOILERS: Sarah risks her life by taking drugs
Sarah has been getting into some trouble recently
by Charlotte RodriguesTeenager Sarah Sugden risks her life by taking drugs in next week's Emmerdale.
Recently viewers have seen Sarah bunk off school to impress new boy Danny but she soon takes things a step too far.
Whilst at a party, Danny and his friend Jayden offer her drugs.
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Keen to impress Danny and her friends, she takes a pill, much to the horror of her uncle Noah, who is only a year older.
Viewers were recently introduced to Danny, played by Denise Welch's son Louis Healy.
Since her mum Debbie moved to Scotland with her little brother Jack, Sarah has been staying with her grandmother Charity and Charity's (now ex) fiancée Vanessa.
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ITN-DCH FINAL CONFERENCE is an international event for the professionals of multiple disciplines and scholars working in the Digital Cultural Heritage domain. The aim of the conference is to bring together experts, stakeholders and researchers from the cultural domain and, addressing the current challenges, start a dialogue that will lay the foundation for the creation of a multidisciplinary community of practice..
The“Initial Training Network for Digital Cultural Heritage: Projecting our Past to the Future” with acronym ITN-DCH, is the first and one of the largest Marie Curie fellowship projects in the area of the e-documentation / e-preservation and CH protection funded by the European Union under the FP7 PEOPLE research framework. The Project started on the 1st of October 2013 and its consortium comprising of 14 full partners and 10 associate members covering the entire spectrum of European CH actors, ranging from academia, research institutions, industry, museums, archives and libraries. The project aims to train 20 fellows (16 ESR’s and 4 ER’s – 500 person months) in the area of CH digital documentation, preservation and protection in order to create them a strong academic profile and market oriented skills which will significantly contribute to their career prospects.
Digital Cultural Heritage is a complex domain that requires new requires new skills, advanced techniques and constantly upgrading know-how; for the fulfillment of which a multilevel training and an interdisciplinary collaboration among experts is necessary in order for common methodologies and best practises for the profound understanding of our past to be established. It is important to create a forum of discussion where diverse leading academic scientists, researchers, practitioners and educators are brought together to exchange and share their experience, as well as confront each others on the challenges and advancements in each of their domain. The scope of the conference is, therefore, to:
To this cause, we are seeking for original and innovative contributions in theoretical and practical applications on Digital Cultural Heritage, in the following themes., we are seeking original and innovation contributions in theoretical and practical applications of digital cultural heritage.
| Organising Committee |
|---|
| Nicola Carboni, Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), France |
| Margarita Papaefthymiou, FORTH, Greece |
| Vasiliki Nikolakopoulou, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus |
| Matevz Domajnko, Fraunhofer IGD, Germany |
| Eirini Papageorgiou, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus |
| George Leventis, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus | Local committee |
| Roko Zarnic, president of SAEE, Slovenia |
| Meta Kržan, Secretary General of SAEE, Slovenia | Main chair |
| Marinos Ioannides, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus |
| Abstract submission deadline | |
|---|---|
| Notification of acceptance | |
| Registration deadline | 01st May 2017 |
| Conference | 23rd-25th May 2017 |
| Paper submission deadline | 01st September 2017 |
Submitted contributions should be in the form of extended abstract or poster. The conference adopts a blind reviewing process, and the authors must ensure that any information such as affiliations, contact details, e-mails or other type of information that can help identify the authors of the papers, are removed from the submitted version.
The extended abstract should not exceed 1000 words, including title and 3 – 5 keywords, and should focus on at least one of the scientific themes of the conference. See the template for instructions of how to format the document. Contribution not conforming with the rules outlined in the template will not be accepted.
Poster will be presented during the event by either an oral presentation or by an e-poster presentation. Please check the guidelines
The ITN-DCH papers will be published by SPRINGER VERLAG in the Lecture Notes for Computer Science - LNCS , presenting new innovative results. These papers will have a full-length oral presentation. Each submitted paper must not exceed 12 pages in total.
Copyright form
Each contribution must be accompanied by a Springer copyright form, a so-called 'Consent to Publish' form. Modified forms are not acceptable.
Authors will be asked to transfer the copyright of the paper to the Springer. This will ensure the widest possible protection and dissemination of information under copyright laws.
One author may sign on behalf of all of the authors of a particular paper. In this case, the author signs for and accepts responsibility for releasing the material on behalf of any and all co-authors.
Please click here for downloading the guidelines and the copyright form
13th April
The conference aims at encouraging the discussion between young researchers, scientists and experts in the area of digital applications for the analysis of cultural heritage object/practices, as well as exchange of ideas and opinions. One of the aims is also to inform the researchers and professionals interested in safeguarding heritage assets in earthquake prone areas about possibilities offered by digital technologies.
The conference provides the perfect platform for examining the new research opportunities and professional collaborations. Furthermore, it will support the networking between different disciplines; support the initial stage of researchers' carriers and the enhancement of young researchers' networks.
A brief outline of the goals of the conference is:
On the first day the FP7 Marie Sklodowska Curie ITN-DCH project and its results will be presented. The presentation will be open to the general research and professional audience and it will be an official part of the conference.
The conference will be launched by the welcome addresses and presentations of ITN-DCH project and INCEPTION Project. Two invited speakers will follow with presentations of the cultural heritage preservation in Kozjansko region where the Conference is taking place. The achievements of the ITN DCH project will be reviewed through the fellows' presentations of their experiences and knowledge gained during the progress of Project. Individual presentations will be followed by the case studies where knowledge and scientific results of fellows were applied.
An exhibition, comprising material connected each case studies, as well as more artefacts coming from the different institutions, will be hosted in the mail hall. The exhibit will accompany the overall conference and it will act as catalyst for enhancing the conversation around the technological and scientific possibilities in the field of digital cultural heritage.
The aim of the workshop is to introduce the participants to the concept of linked data and to a selection of data curation tools that can be used for re-using and integrating data from across data silos (including examples from tangible and intangible heritage), including a demonstration of how semantically map them. The tutorial will make use of open source tools and existing standard resources for from the cultural heritage domain in order to demonstrate this process. Emphasis will be laid on the transformation of existing resources (CSV, XML etc.) into RDF, through the use of data transformation mapping tools.
The workshop will last a half day and it will promote a hands-on knowledge of several important tools that are daily used by professionals in the field. Participants will finish the workshop with a greater familiarity with both the overall workflow and strategy for creating linked data but also a basic hands-on knowledge of a number of different software and data tools that would allow them to create and manipulate their own linked data by taking advantage of existing resources in the different communities (CH, public administration, GIS, etc.). They will also have been introduced to the role of Ontologies in integrating data and how to use a mapping tool to harmonise data at the schema level to a formal ontology standard.
For more detailed information visit the workshop webpage digitalheritage2017.eu/workshop.
The second day will be the dedicated to the open conference programme. The idea of conference is to learn from the experiences gained in the ITN DCH and INCEPTION projects and from the experiences of other researchers as well as professionals who are not involved in those two projects. In order to participate to the conference, the researchers will be asked to submit an abstract. The participants will be invited to submit full papers after the conference which will be peer reviewed and published by Springer in the book of the refereed conference proceedings similarly to series of books that emerged from the biennial EuroMed conferences. In order to participate to the conference, the researchers will be asked to submit an abstract. Conference sessions will be chaired by ITN DCH fellows.
The third day will be dedicated to practical session and open space discussions. Three main subjects will be identified during the meeting. Two cultural heritage sites will be visited: Olimje Monastery and Podsreda Castle. On each site the use of equipment and data acquisition exercise will be presented and the discussion on various aspects of digital heritage related to visited sites will be organized.
The Workshop aims to introduce the audience in the current state of the 3D documentation in CH. Through practical session; the participants will be introduced into the most common techniques in 3D documentation of CH (photogrammetry, laser scanner, structured light scanner) and software. Additionally, the workshop has the goal to enhance the skills of the audience and create a young scientist space for debating and exchange of ideas, knowledge and trace future research and technological directions.
| ID | PROJECT PAPERS | FIRST AUTHOR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | 3D data acquisition and modelling of complex heritage buildings | Federica Maietti | |
| 26 | Curious travellers – Image matching and 3d visualisation of heritage at risk | Andrew Wilson | |
| 58 | Five dimensional (5D) modeling of the Holy Aedicule of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre | Antonia Moropoulou | |
| 60 | Comparison and methodological hybridization between photogrammetry and scanner survey | Guido Guarato | |
| 63 | Holistic e-documentation: An innovative approach for cultural heritage | Marinos Ioannides | |
| 65 | Lucangeli's wooden colosseum: integrated survey and digital models | Graziano Mario Valenti | |
| 66 | Efficient registration of multi-platform camera networks | Matevž Domajnko | |
| 68 | Multidisciplinary approach for Cultural Heritage Artworks | Massimiliano Guarneri | |
| 70 | College of Cultural Heritage project in Taiwan | Alex Yen | |
| 72 | Assessment of earthquake resistance of monument based on its time evolution 3d presentation - Case of Asinou church in Cyprus | Roko Zarnic | |
| 18 | Linked Open Data as universal markers for Mobile Augmented Reality Applications in Cultural heritage | John Aliprantis | |
| 12 | Knowledge Management Using Ontology on the Domain of Artworks Conservation | Efthymia Moraitou | |
| ID | PROJECT PAPERS | FIRST AUTHOR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | Neolithic houses at la Draga prehistoric site (Girona, Spain): 3D reconstruction and BIM analysis | Juan Anton Barceló | |
| 11 | 3D Visualisation of the Gorenjska Folk Costume | Tanja Nuša Ko?evar | |
| 27 | Digital heritage and digital humanities methodologies: reliability and accuracy of digital models in re-creating lost contexts | Rosa Tamborrino | |
| 28 | 3D digitization of selected collection items using photometric stereo | Jaroslav Valach | |
| 31 | The LOOM: interactive weaving through a tangible installation with digital feedback | Anastasios Dimitropoulos | |
| 35 | Design of 3D and 4D apps for Cultural Heritage preservation | Dieter Fritsch | |
| 41 | The conservation of Cultural Heritage in conditions of risk through the use of 3D printing on architectural scale | Sara Codarin | |
| 42 | BIM for cultural heritage: the management of generative process for complex historical buildings | Stephen Fai | |
| 52 | Intangible Cultural Heritage: the analysis of the sound made by the Dacian Draco | Gheorghe Daniel Voinea | |
| 62 | 3D Modeling of exhibits of the History Museum of Perm University: Preservation, provision of access to and usage of Cultural Heritage items | Nadezhda Povroznik | |
| ID | PROJECT PAPERS | FIRST AUTHOR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 | Digital Cultural Heritage: semantic enrichment and modelling in BIM environment | Federica Maietti | |
| 17 | Bridging the Gap between Academia and Museums | Mark Depauw | |
| 23 | Metadata architecture for Cultural Heritage multimodal acquisitions | Irina-Mihaela Ciortan | |
| 32 | One database to connect them all – the world’s immovable cultural heritage on wikidata | John Andersson | |
| 34 | Using a 3D-modell to store written and pictorial historical sources from collections and archives | Richard Kurdiovsky | |
| 40 | Online faculty system and church heritage record: digital tools protecting the church of England’s heritage | Julie Patenaude | |
| 50 | Towards a Digital Infrastructure for Illustrated Handwritten Archives | Andreas Weber | |
| 54 | Semantic Representation and Enrichment of Cultural Heritage Information for Fostering Reinterpretation and Reflection on the European History | Andreas Vlachidis | |
| 55 | Digital preservation: how to be trustworthy? | Lina Bountouri | |
| 67 | Ontology-based data collection for Heritage Buildings | Andrej Tibaut | |
| ID | PROJECT PAPERS | FIRST AUTHOR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | Using innovative technologies in preservation and presentation of endangered archives | Aleksandar Jerkov | |
| 4 | Analysis, Documentation and Proposal for Restoration and Reuse of “Chrysalis” Silk Factory in Goumenissa, Kilkis, Northern Greece | Stavros Apotsos | |
| 33 | Small Memory Boxes - Returning Documents from the Archive of the Folklore Circle Back to Their Owners | Liviu Pop | |
| 38 | Minimal functionality for digital editions | Federico Caria | |
| 39 | Evaluation of an e-learning platform for unesco whl monuments in cyprus | Vasiliki Nikolakopoulou | |
| 43 | Innovative business plans for H-bIM application related to alternative financing opportunities for cultural | Klaus Luig | |
| 46 | "Preserving the story of heritage in ruins using online digital repositories | the case of Urbex" | Negin Eisazadeh |
| 61 | Anchoring unsorted e-sources about heritage artefacts in space and time | Gamze Saygi | |
| ID | PROJECT PAPERS | FIRST AUTHOR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | Collaborative Tangible Gamification of Built Heritage for Young Museum Visitors | Eslam Nofal | |
| 9 | Exploring Cultural Heritage Using Virtual Reality | Laurent Debailleux | |
| 13 | 3D Pose estimation oriented to the initialization of an augmented reality system applied to cultural heritage | Ricardo Moisés Rodriguez Oceda | |
| 22 | The VR bar: using Virtual Reality to disseminate the rehabilitation project of the Canadian parliament buildings | Katie Graham | |
| 37 | From the Rock to the Cinema - Pitoti 360 - Turning Rock-art into VR | Frederick Baker | |
| 45 | A new way of integrating with Cultural Heritage through the application of artistic style transfer | Marinos Ioannides | |
| 48 | Virtual annotation prototype: annotating contemporary dance in Virtual Reality | Claudia Ribeiro | |
| 49 | Technologies of Non Linear Storytelling for the Management of Cultural Heritage in the Digital City: The Case of Thessaloniki | Ofilia Psomadaki | |
| 56 | Rapid reconstruction and simulation of real characters in Mixed Reality environments | Margarita Papaefthymiou | |
| 57 | Four-dimensional (4d) modeling of the holy aedicule of the of the holy sepulchre historic construction phases | Emmanouil Alexakis | |
| 59 | Four-dimensional multi-user guided interactive experiences for heritage storytelling and education | Yi Yuan | |
| 71 | The EU Virtual Multimodal Museum Project | Marinos Ioannides | |
| Registration fees | 300 euros | Registration open |
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Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order has a crazy Order 66 Easter egg
by Steve WrightHope you like repetition.
Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order has a ridiculous Order 66 Easter egg that you’ll likely be happier watching on YouTube rather than trying to earn yourself.
The Easter egg, as shown below by YouTuber Garbett, requires you to basically start a new game and make it to the first train ride Cal will take on Bracca. While following your friend Prauf, proceed until the point where you’ve almost caught up to him and a door closes before you can. Before turning around, try to open the door Prauf goes through a total of 66 times.
After doing that, you’ll unlock a special audio Easter egg of none other than Emperor Palpatine himself, better known as Darth Sidious.
Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order is out now on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4.


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Specify the type of Amazon EC2 instances to run the job flow on.
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Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#ec2_key_name ⇒ String
The name of an Amazon EC2 key pair that can be used to ssh to the master node of job flow.
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#ec2_subnet_id ⇒ String
For job flows launched within Amazon Virtual Private Cloud, this value specifies the identifier of the subnet where the job flow was launched.
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#hadoop_version ⇒ String
The Hadoop version for the job flow.
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#instance_count ⇒ Integer
The number of Amazon EC2 instances in the cluster.
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#instance_groups ⇒ Array<Types::InstanceGroupDetail>
Details about the job flow\'s instance groups.
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#keep_job_flow_alive_when_no_steps ⇒ Boolean
Specifies whether the job flow should terminate after completing all steps.
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#master_instance_id ⇒ String
The Amazon EC2 instance identifier of the master node.
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#master_instance_type ⇒ String
The Amazon EC2 master node instance type.
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#master_public_dns_name ⇒ String
The DNS name of the master node.
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#normalized_instance_hours ⇒ Integer
An approximation of the cost of the job flow, represented in m1.small/hours.
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#placement ⇒ Types::PlacementType
The Amazon EC2 Availability Zone for the job flow.
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#slave_instance_type ⇒ String
The Amazon EC2 slave node instance type.
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#termination_protected ⇒ Boolean
Specifies whether the Amazon EC2 instances in the cluster are protected from termination by API calls, user intervention, or in the event of a job flow error.
Instance Attribute Details
#ec2_key_name ⇒ String
The name of an Amazon EC2 key pair that can be used to ssh to the master node of job flow.
#ec2_subnet_id ⇒ String
For job flows launched within Amazon Virtual Private Cloud, this value specifies the identifier of the subnet where the job flow was launched.
#hadoop_version ⇒ String
The Hadoop version for the job flow.
#instance_count ⇒ Integer
The number of Amazon EC2 instances in the cluster. If the value is 1, the same instance serves as both the master and slave node. If the value is greater than 1, one instance is the master node and all others are slave nodes.
#instance_groups ⇒ Array<Types::InstanceGroupDetail>
Details about the job flow\'s instance groups.
#keep_job_flow_alive_when_no_steps ⇒ Boolean
Specifies whether the job flow should terminate after completing all steps.
#master_instance_id ⇒ String
The Amazon EC2 instance identifier of the master node.
#master_instance_type ⇒ String
The Amazon EC2 master node instance type.
#master_public_dns_name ⇒ String
The DNS name of the master node.
#normalized_instance_hours ⇒ Integer
An approximation of the cost of the job flow, represented in m1.small/hours. This value is incremented once for every hour an m1.small runs. Larger instances are weighted more, so an Amazon EC2 instance that is roughly four times more expensive would result in the normalized instance hours being incremented by four. This result is only an approximation and does not reflect the actual billing rate.
#placement ⇒ Types::PlacementType
The Amazon EC2 Availability Zone for the job flow.
#slave_instance_type ⇒ String
The Amazon EC2 slave node instance type.
#termination_protected ⇒ Boolean
Specifies whether the Amazon EC2 instances in the cluster are protected from termination by API calls, user intervention, or in the event of a job flow error.


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I am writing about PCP simply because the information regarding this complicated chemical is very limited. First of all, I live in a cold climate where PCP is VERY popular. I find it very important that other drug users benfit from the trials of me and my friends with what we call 'Peace'.
PCP should be kept cold to keep its potency which is why there is no problem at transporting the drug from city to city here in Eastern Canada, where I call home. Montreal Canada is an easy place to acquire the drug, where it is called 'MESC' by the French. There are plenty of teenage prostitutes in montreal doing tricks to get their mesc and their crack.
I'd say PCP is highly addictive!!! Especially when its so easy to get my hands on it. And it's quite inexpensive. I can expect to pay around 15$CAN for a point of pure PCP which will get up to 4 people high. Usually it is cut with icing sugar or lactose because of the high risk of railing too much of the strong pures. 5:1 to 8:1 is an expectable ratio of powder/drug. Fresh PCP can be a powder or a putty-like substance.
Doing Peace for even a few days straight can cause me to become very strung out ie. depressed, melancholy, confused, careless seeing my future as bleak (which it most likely is). I avoid Hallucinogens such as ACID after such a bender and eat well and get sleep. Doing more PCP to releive the symptoms is hardly a good idea, though I may REALLY want to.
 I'd say that's a pretty accurate metaphor, but not a literal thruth in any way...If you can understand what I mean.
So why would anyone do this drug if it sounds so dirty? Well,...... Depending on how much I take, either a few bumps or a fat line, effects can last from anywhere between 2-10 hours. Because it is horse tranquilizer I feel numb and disassociated, sorta like DXM. Mosh pits are especially fun on PCP because I can't feel the people and things smashing into me or perhaps I can feel them but it feels cool instead of hurting. I've seen people cut themselves on PCP because they were depressed and it felt cool. I find PCP lets me down more alcohol without getting sick and so a night of drinking and Peace can be free of social and physical inhibitions.
I can get pretty messed doing that but eating food usually helps me get more or less grounded (dancing as well) Peace can make me feel sorta super-human or invincible. That can be alot of fun!!! Creative thought-flow is very clear and natural on PCP. I can create art without consiously planning it, but letting my hand be an outlet for whatever it is that I may be feeling.
Conversations take very random paths of free-flow thought and somehow on PCP things just seem to fall into place. The sketchiness the next morning is about the same as well.
Hopefully this helps lift some of misconceptions I observed reading about PCP.
Peace out,
the funky junkie
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Our team is composed of students and Stuyvesant High School: 2022-2023:
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Other than this website there are two main places where you can find more information about us, and they are our Discord and StuyActivities.
Here is a link to the old website, it has some good information and is worth a look through. Credit for it goes to Ethan Morgan.


At some point in my life, I got interested in camera quadcopters. Although I couldn't own one, I noticed while watching Youtube videos that during flight although the wind would make the drones shake, the video would stay smooth and level. As it turns out, drones have small gimbals attached at the bottom that stabilize the camera. It seemed almost like magic, and I was intrigued. I decided to see if I could build my own standalone gimbal that I could use with my phone.
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We are a team of enthusiasts which associated with single goal. Our team believe in philosophy of free software which meaning that everyone has liberty of using free conveniences. We consider that people may only donate when a program corresponds their requirement.
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Because of that our plans include software like directory for composers which contain accords and their combinations; online radio for pampered melomaniac 🙂; easy sport chart with interest statistics; portable nutritionist and fitness trainer; tax's calculator with directory; digest of the planting rules and plants and crop's care; catalog of animals with important information about care and health.
A user interface is like a joke. If you have to explain it, it’s not that good.
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I am a graduate student at the University of California, Berkeley, in the department of Demography.
My main fields of interest are spatial demography, spatial statistics, and public health demography, with
a focus on residential and employment inequality.
I am a researcher with the
Berkeley Interdisciplinary Migration Initiative working on
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Mapping Spatial Inequality project. I have previously
been affiliated with the
Human Mortality Database
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Chicago Democracy Project.


This famous sailing centre is situated on the west bank of the river Medina, facing across the Solent to Southampton Water.
Construction of the new breakwater here is now complete and well-marked, even at night. There are two approaches around the new breakwater: the main channel to the west and a very small, quite narrow, and relatively shallow approach to the east although there are plans to dredge this channel. Both are buoyed. For deep draught yachts, the east approach is usable near high-tide or to avoid the high-speed ferry traffic in the main (west) channel.
Learn how to navigate the Isle of Wight with this online guide by sailing magazine Yachting Monthly, featuring photos and tips from every stage of a cruise around the island.
The Cowes Port Handbook - an essential reference tool for harbour users.
http://www.cowesharbourcommission.co.uk/cowes_port_handbook
Position 50° 46'03"N, 001° 17'57"W (W end of breakwater)
If Customs or Immigration clearance is required, then fly the Q
flag on entering U.K. waters and phone the National Yachtline on 0845 723 1110
The Customs office in Cowes is now closed.
Last updated March 2016.
Beware of the high-speed ferries using the western entrance.

During Cowes Week, in the middle of August, finding a berth can be very difficult (and expensive!) and rafting up will be the norm. If a quieter spot is wanted, Island Harbour Marina or the moorings off the Folly Inn are more likely to offer a berth away from the racing fraternity. The berthing masters, out and about in their launches marked "Harbour Master", are usually very helpful.
There are marinas in West and East Cowes, and also up the Medina River. In strong North to East winds, the marinas in West Cowes are subject to rough water at times. Shepherds Wharf Marina is more protected in these winds compared to Cowes Yacht Haven. Marinas further up the Medina would be a better choice in strong winds from the North through East.
Beware of the strong cross tides when entering the river, and the chain ferry, just up stream of the Red Funnel Ferry Terminal.
Once past Cowes, the river is very rural, and if the tide serves, a trip up to the capital of the island, Newport, is well worth the effort. Be aware, though, that Newport harbour dries.
Alternatively water taxis run from Cowes to the Folly Inn, a popular sailor's pub.
Camper & Nicholsons Marinas will be developing the new 400-berth Victoria Marina development at East Cowes during 2016/17.
Last updated April 2016.
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Just a stone's throw across the water from the Italian mainland, Messina is a bustling port town that's the gateway to the island of Sicily. Messina was the first stop on my great Sicilian ride, since I caught the train down to Villa San Giovanni (from Rome), which is directly across the channel from the town. Nice town, but not much to see here.


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My answers to the first witness survey:
What is your position/stance on bid-bots (ownership/delegations/opinion)? - @abh12345, @ammonite
As there are technically possible, they are existing. They are useful as they allow that everyone can boost the visibility of their post without investing heavily and self-vote. They should only be used for high-quality posts.
What does the witness want to do to make the blockchain more user-friendly and help to on-board new users. What do THEY personally want to see done and what will they do to get it there? - @ericwilson
I’m working very hard on a user-friendly python library (beem) for steem. With this library, it is easier for developer to create more user-friendly tools to help onboarding new users. I’m writing posts with useful examples which demonstrate the usage of my python library.
I’m maintaining beempy, in which each new steem user can see the remaining RCs and how many votes, posts or transfer are possible.
Do you think votes for witnesses should last indefinitely or should they time out (or perhaps decay over time) so that periodically voters will need to reevaluate and affirm their positions by recasting their votes? - @harvhat
Both choices have their advantages, but steem has more important issues at the moment which should be solved first. A decay over time is not easy to implement and may increase the costs in running the nodes, as each vote has to be handled separately (each vote has a unique decay time).
Do you think the 30 witness votes each steemian gets is the correct number, especially in light of the fact there are only 20 top witnesses to be seated? - @harvhat
I’m in favor for 30 witness votes, so that smaller witnesses have a chance.
What is a concern or two that you have about the #steem blockchain? - @johnspalding
I think that it is important that the costs of full node APIs are strongly reduced. Without fast full node APIs, nobody can use steem. When this succeeds, we can onboard more users without increasing the costs. The problem is that viewing old posts is quite costly, the post data cannot just be stored on a disc, they have to be partly stored in RAM, which is too expensive. I hope that steemit succeed in bring the down the costs.
What are you hopeful about for the #steem blockchain? - @johnspalding
There are really great projects on steem (e.g. stemmonsters, actifit, steem keychain, utopian-io, steemstem, …). They all show that the steem blockchain is not just a place to earn by posting, it allows far more.
What is the monthly cost of equipment? - @abh12345
At the moment, my witness rewards are almost equal to my server costs.
Where do your earnings go? - @abh12345
I do no powing down. I support steem-ua ( 5000 SP) and comedyopenmic (500 SP).
[What are some of your] Current projects? - @abh12345
I’m working since February 2018 on beem and continuously improving it.
I maintain @fullnodeupdate which benchmark continuously (every 3 hours) all full node server and publishes the result on the blockchain.
I’m working on @rewarding a small and free helper for delayed upvotes. @rewarding can also be used to reward already payout posts.
I maintain and develop https://beempy.com, a small and useful site about steem and steemonsters.
[Will you provide an] Alt accounts list? - @abh12345
I have created several accounts, but I’m actively using:
@rewarding, @fullnodeupdate, @holger.random (posting actifit and other stuff), @curbot (for doing curation experiments), @beembot and @beempy for testing
What are the benefits associated with being a witness? - @klassic
You actively helping that the steem blockchain is securely running. You can also decide for what your witness rewards are being used.
How do I become a witness? - @steemingmark
The technical site is not so complicated. The most important part is to participate in projects that provide value for the blockchain and the community.
What do you think the SBD [STEEM] price for a new account should be? - @harvhat
In order to protect that someone claims all namespaces, they should have a fee. I have set the fee to 3 STEEM as the majority of witnesses.
What is a witness and how I become a good worker? - @rubaethsyed
A witness provides and run a witness node, on which a block is signed by the witness key on the given schedule. It is important to monitor the server and check for new releases in the github repository. Sometimes there are emergency fixes and it is important that the witnesses update their node.
Have you implemented any new procedures for evaluating potential hardforks? - @patrickulrich
I wrote some python scripts for testing new steem changes. I’m also doing code reviews of the steem code and post it on steem.How does a new user make the availability of his vote known to the cabal of witnesses wannabes trying to overthrow the current witness regime? - @grimgriz
Read blog posts of the witness and check it’s github repository, when available.
Should we have interest for SBD? - @patrickulrich
Not in the current market situation.
What takeaways do you have from the Hardfork 20 issues that occurred? - @patrickulrich
Code review and a separated testnet is not sufficient. The next HF should be tested on a mirrored (transaction are copied from the steem network) steem network with real data.
Do you think 20/21 top witnesses a good number or should there be more or less? - @harvhat
I think that number is a good tradeoff between security and costs.
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