| ActivityBasedTimeoutPolicy |
| ActivityBasedTimeoutPolicy.Builder |
| ActivityHistoryItem
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.SelectRestrictions
|
| ActivityHistoryItem.Builder |
| AdministrativeUnit |
| AdministrativeUnit.Builder |
| Alert
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.SelectRestrictions
|
| Alert.Builder |
| AndroidCompliancePolicy
“This class contains compliance settings for Android.”
|
| AndroidCompliancePolicy.Builder |
| AndroidCustomConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the androidCustomConfiguration resource.”
|
| AndroidCustomConfiguration.Builder |
| AndroidGeneralDeviceConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the androidGeneralDeviceConfiguration resource.”
|
| AndroidGeneralDeviceConfiguration.Builder |
| AndroidLobApp
“Contains properties and inherited properties for Android Line Of Business apps.”
|
| AndroidLobApp.Builder |
| AndroidManagedAppProtection
“Policy used to configure detailed management settings targeted to specific
security groups and for a specified set of apps on an Android device”
|
| AndroidManagedAppProtection.Builder |
| AndroidManagedAppRegistration
“The ManagedAppRegistration resource represents the details of an app, with
management capability, used by a member of the organization.”
|
| AndroidManagedAppRegistration.Builder |
| AndroidStoreApp
“Contains properties and inherited properties for Android store apps.”
|
| AndroidStoreApp.Builder |
| AndroidWorkProfileCompliancePolicy
“This class contains compliance settings for Android Work Profile.”
|
| AndroidWorkProfileCompliancePolicy.Builder |
| AndroidWorkProfileCustomConfiguration
“Android Work Profile custom configuration”
|
| AndroidWorkProfileCustomConfiguration.Builder |
| AndroidWorkProfileGeneralDeviceConfiguration
“Android Work Profile general device configuration.”
|
| AndroidWorkProfileGeneralDeviceConfiguration.Builder |
| AppCatalogs |
| AppCatalogs.Builder |
| AppleDeviceFeaturesConfigurationBase
“Apple device features configuration profile.”
|
| ApplePushNotificationCertificate
“Apple push notification certificate.”
|
| ApplePushNotificationCertificate.Builder |
| Application
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.ChangeTracking
|
| Application.Builder |
| AppRoleAssignment |
| AppRoleAssignment.Builder |
| Attachment |
| AuditLogRoot |
| AuditLogRoot.Builder |
| BaseItem |
| BaseItemVersion |
| Calendar |
| Calendar.Builder |
| CalendarGroup |
| CalendarGroup.Builder |
| CalendarPermission |
| CalendarPermission.Builder |
| CalendarSharingMessage |
| CalendarSharingMessage.Builder |
| Call |
| Call.Builder |
| CertificateBasedAuthConfiguration |
| CertificateBasedAuthConfiguration.Builder |
| ChangeTrackedEntity |
| Channel |
| Channel.Builder |
| ChatMessage |
| ChatMessage.Builder |
| ChatMessageHostedContent |
| ChatMessageHostedContent.Builder |
| ClaimsMappingPolicy |
| ClaimsMappingPolicy.Builder |
| CloudCommunications |
| CloudCommunications.Builder |
| ColumnDefinition |
| ColumnDefinition.Builder |
| ColumnLink |
| ColumnLink.Builder |
| CommsOperation |
| CommsOperation.Builder |
| ComplianceManagementPartner
“Compliance management partner for all platforms”
|
| ComplianceManagementPartner.Builder |
| Contact |
| Contact.Builder |
| ContactFolder |
| ContactFolder.Builder |
| ContentType |
| ContentType.Builder |
| Contract |
| Contract.Builder |
| Conversation |
| Conversation.Builder |
| ConversationThread |
| ConversationThread.Builder |
| DataPolicyOperation |
| DataPolicyOperation.Builder |
| DefaultManagedAppProtection
“Policy used to configure detailed management settings for a specified set of
apps for all users not targeted by a TargetedManagedAppProtection Policy”
|
| DefaultManagedAppProtection.Builder |
| DetectedApp
“A managed or unmanaged app that is installed on a managed device.
|
| DetectedApp.Builder |
| Device |
| Device.Builder |
| DeviceAndAppManagementRoleAssignment
“The Role Assignment resource.
|
| DeviceAndAppManagementRoleAssignment.Builder |
| DeviceAndAppManagementRoleDefinition
“The Role Definition resource.
|
| DeviceAndAppManagementRoleDefinition.Builder |
| DeviceAppManagement
“Singleton entity that acts as a container for all device app management
functionality.”
|
| DeviceAppManagement.Builder |
| DeviceCategory
“Device categories provides a way to organize your devices.
|
| DeviceCategory.Builder |
| DeviceComplianceActionItem
“Scheduled Action Configuration”
|
| DeviceComplianceActionItem.Builder |
| DeviceComplianceDeviceOverview |
| DeviceComplianceDeviceOverview.Builder |
| DeviceComplianceDeviceStatus |
| DeviceComplianceDeviceStatus.Builder |
| DeviceCompliancePolicy
“This is the base class for Compliance policy.
|
| DeviceCompliancePolicyAssignment
“Device compliance policy assignment.”
|
| DeviceCompliancePolicyAssignment.Builder |
| DeviceCompliancePolicyDeviceStateSummary |
| DeviceCompliancePolicyDeviceStateSummary.Builder |
| DeviceCompliancePolicySettingStateSummary
“Device Compilance Policy Setting State summary across the account.”
|
| DeviceCompliancePolicySettingStateSummary.Builder |
| DeviceCompliancePolicyState
“Device Compliance Policy State for a given device.”
|
| DeviceCompliancePolicyState.Builder |
| DeviceComplianceScheduledActionForRule
“Scheduled Action for Rule”
|
| DeviceComplianceScheduledActionForRule.Builder |
| DeviceComplianceSettingState
“Device compliance setting State for a given device.”
|
| DeviceComplianceSettingState.Builder |
| DeviceComplianceUserOverview |
| DeviceComplianceUserOverview.Builder |
| DeviceComplianceUserStatus |
| DeviceComplianceUserStatus.Builder |
| DeviceConfiguration
“Device Configuration.”
|
| DeviceConfigurationAssignment
“The device configuration assignment entity assigns an AAD group to a specific
device configuration.”
|
| DeviceConfigurationAssignment.Builder |
| DeviceConfigurationDeviceOverview |
| DeviceConfigurationDeviceOverview.Builder |
| DeviceConfigurationDeviceStateSummary |
| DeviceConfigurationDeviceStateSummary.Builder |
| DeviceConfigurationDeviceStatus |
| DeviceConfigurationDeviceStatus.Builder |
| DeviceConfigurationState
“Device Configuration State for a given device.”
|
| DeviceConfigurationState.Builder |
| DeviceConfigurationUserOverview |
| DeviceConfigurationUserOverview.Builder |
| DeviceConfigurationUserStatus |
| DeviceConfigurationUserStatus.Builder |
| DeviceEnrollmentConfiguration
“The Base Class of Device Enrollment Configuration”
|
| DeviceEnrollmentLimitConfiguration
“Device Enrollment Configuration that restricts the number of devices a user can
enroll”
|
| DeviceEnrollmentLimitConfiguration.Builder |
| DeviceEnrollmentPlatformRestrictionsConfiguration
“Device Enrollment Configuration that restricts the types of devices a user can
enroll”
|
| DeviceEnrollmentPlatformRestrictionsConfiguration.Builder |
| DeviceEnrollmentWindowsHelloForBusinessConfiguration
“Windows Hello for Business settings lets users access their devices using a
gesture, such as biometric authentication, or a PIN.
|
| DeviceEnrollmentWindowsHelloForBusinessConfiguration.Builder |
| DeviceInstallState
“Contains properties for the installation state for a device.”
|
| DeviceInstallState.Builder |
| DeviceManagement
“Singleton entity that acts as a container for all device management
functionality.”
|
| DeviceManagement.Builder |
| DeviceManagementExchangeConnector
“Entity which represents a connection to an Exchange environment.”
|
| DeviceManagementExchangeConnector.Builder |
| DeviceManagementPartner
“Entity which represents a connection to device management partner.”
|
| DeviceManagementPartner.Builder |
| DeviceManagementTroubleshootingEvent
“Event representing an general failure.”
|
| DeviceManagementTroubleshootingEvent.Builder |
| Directory |
| Directory.Builder |
| DirectoryAudit
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.FilterRestrictions
|
| DirectoryAudit.Builder |
| DirectoryObject
“Represents an Azure Active Directory object.
|
| DirectoryObject.Builder |
| DirectoryObjectPartnerReference |
| DirectoryObjectPartnerReference.Builder |
| DirectoryRole
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.ChangeTracking
|
| DirectoryRole.Builder |
| DirectoryRoleTemplate
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.TopSupported
|
| DirectoryRoleTemplate.Builder |
| Domain |
| Domain.Builder |
| DomainDnsCnameRecord |
| DomainDnsCnameRecord.Builder |
| DomainDnsMxRecord |
| DomainDnsMxRecord.Builder |
| DomainDnsRecord |
| DomainDnsRecord.Builder |
| DomainDnsSrvRecord |
| DomainDnsSrvRecord.Builder |
| DomainDnsTxtRecord |
| DomainDnsTxtRecord.Builder |
| DomainDnsUnavailableRecord |
| DomainDnsUnavailableRecord.Builder |
| Drive |
| Drive.Builder |
| DriveItem |
| DriveItem.Builder |
| DriveItemVersion |
| DriveItemVersion.Builder |
| EBookInstallSummary
“Contains properties for the installation summary of a book for a device.”
|
| EBookInstallSummary.Builder |
| EditionUpgradeConfiguration
“Windows 10 Edition Upgrade configuration.”
|
| EditionUpgradeConfiguration.Builder |
| EducationClass |
| EducationClass.Builder |
| EducationOrganization |
| EducationRoot |
| EducationRoot.Builder |
| EducationSchool |
| EducationSchool.Builder |
| EducationUser |
| EducationUser.Builder |
| EmailFileAssessmentRequest |
| EmailFileAssessmentRequest.Builder |
| Endpoint |
| Endpoint.Builder |
| EnrollmentConfigurationAssignment
“Enrollment Configuration Assignment”
|
| EnrollmentConfigurationAssignment.Builder |
| EnrollmentTroubleshootingEvent
“Event representing an enrollment failure.”
|
| EnrollmentTroubleshootingEvent.Builder |
| Entity |
| Event |
| Event.Builder |
| EventMessage |
| EventMessage.Builder |
| EventMessageRequest |
| EventMessageRequest.Builder |
| EventMessageResponse |
| EventMessageResponse.Builder |
| Extension |
| ExtensionProperty |
| ExtensionProperty.Builder |
| FieldValueSet |
| FieldValueSet.Builder |
| FileAssessmentRequest |
| FileAssessmentRequest.Builder |
| FileAttachment |
| FileAttachment.Builder |
| Group
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.ChangeTracking
|
| Group.Builder |
| GroupLifecyclePolicy |
| GroupLifecyclePolicy.Builder |
| GroupSetting |
| GroupSetting.Builder |
| GroupSettingTemplate |
| GroupSettingTemplate.Builder |
| HomeRealmDiscoveryPolicy |
| HomeRealmDiscoveryPolicy.Builder |
| IdentityContainer |
| IdentityContainer.Builder |
| IdentityProvider |
| IdentityProvider.Builder |
| InferenceClassification |
| InferenceClassification.Builder |
| InferenceClassificationOverride |
| InferenceClassificationOverride.Builder |
| InformationProtection |
| InformationProtection.Builder |
| Invitation |
| Invitation.Builder |
| InviteParticipantsOperation |
| InviteParticipantsOperation.Builder |
| IosCertificateProfile
“Device Configuration.”
|
| IosCompliancePolicy
“This class contains compliance settings for IOS.”
|
| IosCompliancePolicy.Builder |
| IosCustomConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the iosCustomConfiguration resource.”
|
| IosCustomConfiguration.Builder |
| IosDeviceFeaturesConfiguration
“iOS Device Features Configuration Profile.”
|
| IosDeviceFeaturesConfiguration.Builder |
| IosGeneralDeviceConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the iosGeneralDeviceConfiguration resource.”
|
| IosGeneralDeviceConfiguration.Builder |
| IosLobApp
“Contains properties and inherited properties for iOS Line Of Business apps.”
|
| IosLobApp.Builder |
| IosManagedAppProtection
“Policy used to configure detailed management settings targeted to specific
security groups and for a specified set of apps on an iOS device”
|
| IosManagedAppProtection.Builder |
| IosManagedAppRegistration
“The ManagedAppRegistration resource represents the details of an app, with
management capability, used by a member of the organization.”
|
| IosManagedAppRegistration.Builder |
| IosMobileAppConfiguration
“Contains properties, inherited properties and actions for iOS mobile app
configurations.”
|
| IosMobileAppConfiguration.Builder |
| IosStoreApp
“Contains properties and inherited properties for iOS store apps.”
|
| IosStoreApp.Builder |
| IosUpdateConfiguration
“IOS Update Configuration, allows you to configure time window within week to
install iOS updates”
|
| IosUpdateConfiguration.Builder |
| IosUpdateDeviceStatus |
| IosUpdateDeviceStatus.Builder |
| IosVppApp
“Contains properties and inherited properties for iOS Volume-Purchased Program (
VPP) Apps.”
|
| IosVppApp.Builder |
| IosVppEBook
“A class containing the properties for iOS Vpp eBook.”
|
| IosVppEBook.Builder |
| IosVppEBookAssignment
“Contains properties used to assign an iOS VPP EBook to a group.”
|
| IosVppEBookAssignment.Builder |
| ItemActivity |
| ItemActivity.Builder |
| ItemActivityStat |
| ItemActivityStat.Builder |
| ItemAnalytics |
| ItemAnalytics.Builder |
| ItemAttachment |
| ItemAttachment.Builder |
| LicenseDetails |
| LicenseDetails.Builder |
| List |
| List.Builder |
| ListItem |
| ListItem.Builder |
| ListItemVersion |
| ListItemVersion.Builder |
| LocalizedNotificationMessage
“The text content of a Notification Message Template for the specified locale.”
|
| LocalizedNotificationMessage.Builder |
| MacOSCompliancePolicy
“This class contains compliance settings for Mac OS.”
|
| MacOSCompliancePolicy.Builder |
| MacOSCustomConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the macOSCustomConfiguration resource.”
|
| MacOSCustomConfiguration.Builder |
| MacOSDeviceFeaturesConfiguration
“MacOS device features configuration profile.”
|
| MacOSDeviceFeaturesConfiguration.Builder |
| MacOSGeneralDeviceConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the macOSGeneralDeviceConfiguration resource.”
|
| MacOSGeneralDeviceConfiguration.Builder |
| MacOSOfficeSuiteApp
“Contains properties and inherited properties for the MacOS Office Suite App.”
|
| MacOSOfficeSuiteApp.Builder |
| MailAssessmentRequest |
| MailAssessmentRequest.Builder |
| MailFolder |
| MailFolder.Builder |
| MailSearchFolder |
| MailSearchFolder.Builder |
| ManagedAndroidLobApp
“Contains properties and inherited properties for Managed Android Line Of
Business apps.”
|
| ManagedAndroidLobApp.Builder |
| ManagedAndroidStoreApp
“Contains properties and inherited properties for Android store apps that you can
manage with an Intune app protection policy.”
|
| ManagedAndroidStoreApp.Builder |
| ManagedApp
“Abstract class that contains properties and inherited properties for apps that
you can manage with an Intune app protection policy.”
|
| ManagedAppConfiguration
“Configuration used to deliver a set of custom settings as-is to apps for users
to whom the configuration is scoped”
|
| ManagedAppOperation
“Represents an operation applied against an app registration.”
|
| ManagedAppOperation.Builder |
| ManagedAppPolicy
“The ManagedAppPolicy resource represents a base type for platform specific
policies.”
|
| ManagedAppPolicyDeploymentSummary
“The ManagedAppEntity is the base entity type for all other entity types under
app management workflow.”
|
| ManagedAppPolicyDeploymentSummary.Builder |
| ManagedAppProtection
“Policy used to configure detailed management settings for a specified set of
apps”
|
| ManagedAppRegistration
“The ManagedAppRegistration resource represents the details of an app, with
management capability, used by a member of the organization.”
|
| ManagedAppStatus
“Represents app protection and configuration status for the organization.”
|
| ManagedAppStatusRaw
“Represents an un-typed status report about organizations app protection and
configuration.”
|
| ManagedAppStatusRaw.Builder |
| ManagedDevice
“Devices that are managed or pre-enrolled through Intune”
|
| ManagedDevice.Builder |
| ManagedDeviceMobileAppConfiguration
“An abstract class for Mobile app configuration for enrolled devices.”
|
| ManagedDeviceMobileAppConfigurationAssignment
“Contains the properties used to assign an MDM app configuration to a group.”
|
| ManagedDeviceMobileAppConfigurationAssignment.Builder |
| ManagedDeviceMobileAppConfigurationDeviceStatus
“Contains properties, inherited properties and actions for an MDM mobile app
configuration status for a device.”
|
| ManagedDeviceMobileAppConfigurationDeviceStatus.Builder |
| ManagedDeviceMobileAppConfigurationDeviceSummary
“Contains properties, inherited properties and actions for an MDM mobile app
configuration device status summary.”
|
| ManagedDeviceMobileAppConfigurationDeviceSummary.Builder |
| ManagedDeviceMobileAppConfigurationUserStatus
“Contains properties, inherited properties and actions for an MDM mobile app
configuration status for a user.”
|
| ManagedDeviceMobileAppConfigurationUserStatus.Builder |
| ManagedDeviceMobileAppConfigurationUserSummary
“Contains properties, inherited properties and actions for an MDM mobile app
configuration user status summary.”
|
| ManagedDeviceMobileAppConfigurationUserSummary.Builder |
| ManagedDeviceOverview
“Summary data for managed devices”
|
| ManagedDeviceOverview.Builder |
| ManagedEBook
“An abstract class containing the base properties for Managed eBook.”
|
| ManagedEBookAssignment
“Contains properties used to assign a eBook to a group.”
|
| ManagedEBookAssignment.Builder |
| ManagedIOSLobApp
“Contains properties and inherited properties for Managed iOS Line Of Business
apps.”
|
| ManagedIOSLobApp.Builder |
| ManagedIOSStoreApp
“Contains properties and inherited properties for an iOS store app that you can
manage with an Intune app protection policy.”
|
| ManagedIOSStoreApp.Builder |
| ManagedMobileApp
“The identifier for the deployment an app.”
|
| ManagedMobileApp.Builder |
| ManagedMobileLobApp
“An abstract base class containing properties for all managed mobile line of
business apps.”
|
| MdmWindowsInformationProtectionPolicy
“Policy for Windows information protection with MDM”
|
| MdmWindowsInformationProtectionPolicy.Builder |
| Message |
| Message.Builder |
| MessageRule |
| MessageRule.Builder |
| MicrosoftStoreForBusinessApp
“Microsoft Store for Business Apps.
|
| MicrosoftStoreForBusinessApp.Builder |
| MobileApp
“An abstract class containing the base properties for Intune mobile apps.”
|
| MobileAppAssignment
“A class containing the properties used for Group Assignment of a Mobile App.”
|
| MobileAppAssignment.Builder |
| MobileAppCategory
“Contains properties for a single Intune app category.”
|
| MobileAppCategory.Builder |
| MobileAppContent
“Contains content properties for a specific app version.
|
| MobileAppContent.Builder |
| MobileAppContentFile
“Contains properties for a single installer file that is associated with a given
mobileAppContent version.”
|
| MobileAppContentFile.Builder |
| MobileLobApp
“An abstract base class containing properties for all mobile line of business
apps.”
|
| MobileThreatDefenseConnector
“Entity which represents a connection to Mobile threat defense partner.”
|
| MobileThreatDefenseConnector.Builder |
| MultiValueLegacyExtendedProperty |
| MultiValueLegacyExtendedProperty.Builder |
| MuteParticipantOperation |
| MuteParticipantOperation.Builder |
| Notebook |
| Notebook.Builder |
| NotificationMessageTemplate
“Notification messages are messages that are sent to end users who are determined
to be not-compliant with the compliance policies defined by the administrator.
|
| NotificationMessageTemplate.Builder |
| OAuth2PermissionGrant
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.ChangeTracking
|
| OAuth2PermissionGrant.Builder |
| OfferShiftRequest |
| OfferShiftRequest.Builder |
| OfficeGraphInsights |
| OfficeGraphInsights.Builder |
| Onenote |
| Onenote.Builder |
| OnenoteEntityBaseModel |
| OnenoteEntityHierarchyModel |
| OnenoteEntitySchemaObjectModel |
| OnenoteOperation |
| OnenoteOperation.Builder |
| OnenotePage |
| OnenotePage.Builder |
| OnenoteResource |
| OnenoteResource.Builder |
| OnenoteSection |
| OnenoteSection.Builder |
| OnlineMeeting |
| OnlineMeeting.Builder |
| OnPremisesConditionalAccessSettings
“Singleton entity which represents the Exchange OnPremises Conditional Access
Settings for a tenant.”
|
| OnPremisesConditionalAccessSettings.Builder |
| OpenShift |
| OpenShift.Builder |
| OpenShiftChangeRequest |
| OpenTypeExtension |
| OpenTypeExtension.Builder |
| Operation |
| Operation.Builder |
| Organization
“The organization resource represents an instance of global settings and
resources which operate and are provisioned at the tenant-level.”
|
| Organization.Builder |
| OrgContact
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.ChangeTracking
|
| OrgContact.Builder |
| OutlookCategory |
| OutlookCategory.Builder |
| OutlookItem |
| OutlookUser |
| OutlookUser.Builder |
| Participant |
| Participant.Builder |
| Permission |
| Permission.Builder |
| Person |
| Person.Builder |
| Place |
| Planner |
| Planner.Builder |
| PlannerAssignedToTaskBoardTaskFormat |
| PlannerAssignedToTaskBoardTaskFormat.Builder |
| PlannerBucket |
| PlannerBucket.Builder |
| PlannerBucketTaskBoardTaskFormat |
| PlannerBucketTaskBoardTaskFormat.Builder |
| PlannerGroup |
| PlannerGroup.Builder |
| PlannerPlan |
| PlannerPlan.Builder |
| PlannerPlanDetails |
| PlannerPlanDetails.Builder |
| PlannerProgressTaskBoardTaskFormat |
| PlannerProgressTaskBoardTaskFormat.Builder |
| PlannerTask |
| PlannerTask.Builder |
| PlannerTaskDetails |
| PlannerTaskDetails.Builder |
| PlannerUser |
| PlannerUser.Builder |
| PlayPromptOperation |
| PlayPromptOperation.Builder |
| PolicyBase |
| PolicyRoot |
| PolicyRoot.Builder |
| Post |
| Post.Builder |
| ProfilePhoto |
| ProfilePhoto.Builder |
| RecordOperation |
| RecordOperation.Builder |
| ReferenceAttachment |
| ReferenceAttachment.Builder |
| RemoteAssistancePartner
“RemoteAssistPartner resources represent the metadata and status of a given
Remote Assistance partner service.”
|
| RemoteAssistancePartner.Builder |
| ReportRoot
“The resource that represents an instance of History Reports.”
|
| ReportRoot.Builder |
| ResourceOperation
“Describes the resourceOperation resource (entity) of the Microsoft Graph API (
REST), which supports Intune workflows related to role-based access control (
RBAC).”
|
| ResourceOperation.Builder |
| RestrictedSignIn |
| RestrictedSignIn.Builder |
| RoleAssignment
“The Role Assignment resource.
|
| RoleAssignment.Builder |
| RoleDefinition
“The Role Definition resource.
|
| RoleDefinition.Builder |
| Room |
| Room.Builder |
| RoomList |
| RoomList.Builder |
| Schedule |
| Schedule.Builder |
| ScheduleChangeRequest |
| SchedulingGroup |
| SchedulingGroup.Builder |
| SchemaExtension |
| SchemaExtension.Builder |
| SectionGroup |
| SectionGroup.Builder |
| SecureScore
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.SelectRestrictions
|
| SecureScore.Builder |
| SecureScoreControlProfile
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.SelectRestrictions
|
| SecureScoreControlProfile.Builder |
| Security
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.ExpandRestrictions
|
| Security.Builder |
| ServicePrincipal
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.ChangeTracking
|
| ServicePrincipal.Builder |
| SettingStateDeviceSummary
“Device Compilance Policy and Configuration for a Setting State summary”
|
| SettingStateDeviceSummary.Builder |
| SharedDriveItem |
| SharedDriveItem.Builder |
| SharedInsight |
| SharedInsight.Builder |
| SharedPCConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the sharedPCConfiguration resource.”
|
| SharedPCConfiguration.Builder |
| Shift |
| Shift.Builder |
| ShiftPreferences |
| ShiftPreferences.Builder |
| SignIn
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.CountRestrictions
|
| SignIn.Builder |
| SingleValueLegacyExtendedProperty |
| SingleValueLegacyExtendedProperty.Builder |
| Site |
| Site.Builder |
| SoftwareUpdateStatusSummary |
| SoftwareUpdateStatusSummary.Builder |
| StsPolicy |
| SubscribedSku
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.ExpandRestrictions
|
| SubscribedSku.Builder |
| SubscribeToToneOperation |
| SubscribeToToneOperation.Builder |
| Subscription
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.ExpandRestrictions
|
| Subscription.Builder |
| SwapShiftsChangeRequest |
| SwapShiftsChangeRequest.Builder |
| TargetedManagedAppConfiguration
“Configuration used to deliver a set of custom settings as-is to all users in the
targeted security group”
|
| TargetedManagedAppConfiguration.Builder |
| TargetedManagedAppPolicyAssignment
“The type for deployment of groups or apps.”
|
| TargetedManagedAppPolicyAssignment.Builder |
| TargetedManagedAppProtection
“Policy used to configure detailed management settings targeted to specific
security groups”
|
| Team |
| Team.Builder |
| TeamsApp |
| TeamsApp.Builder |
| TeamsAppDefinition |
| TeamsAppDefinition.Builder |
| TeamsAppInstallation |
| TeamsAppInstallation.Builder |
| TeamsAsyncOperation |
| TeamsAsyncOperation.Builder |
| TeamsTab |
| TeamsTab.Builder |
| Teamwork |
| Teamwork.Builder |
| TelecomExpenseManagementPartner
“telecomExpenseManagementPartner resources represent the metadata and status of a
given TEM service.
|
| TelecomExpenseManagementPartner.Builder |
| TermsAndConditions
“A termsAndConditions entity represents the metadata and contents of a given
Terms and Conditions (T&C) policy.
|
| TermsAndConditions.Builder |
| TermsAndConditionsAcceptanceStatus
“A termsAndConditionsAcceptanceStatus entity represents the acceptance status of
a given Terms and Conditions (T&C) policy by a given user.
|
| TermsAndConditionsAcceptanceStatus.Builder |
| TermsAndConditionsAssignment
“A termsAndConditionsAssignment entity represents the assignment of a given Terms
and Conditions (T&C) policy to a given group.
|
| TermsAndConditionsAssignment.Builder |
| ThreatAssessmentRequest |
| ThreatAssessmentResult |
| ThreatAssessmentResult.Builder |
| ThumbnailSet |
| ThumbnailSet.Builder |
| TimeOff |
| TimeOff.Builder |
| TimeOffReason |
| TimeOffReason.Builder |
| TimeOffRequest |
| TimeOffRequest.Builder |
| TokenIssuancePolicy |
| TokenIssuancePolicy.Builder |
| TokenLifetimePolicy |
| TokenLifetimePolicy.Builder |
| Trending |
| Trending.Builder |
| UnmuteParticipantOperation |
| UnmuteParticipantOperation.Builder |
| UpdateRecordingStatusOperation |
| UpdateRecordingStatusOperation.Builder |
| UrlAssessmentRequest |
| UrlAssessmentRequest.Builder |
| UsedInsight |
| UsedInsight.Builder |
| User
“Represents an Azure Active Directory user object.”
|
| User.Builder |
| UserActivity
Org.OData.Capabilities.V1.SelectRestrictions
|
| UserActivity.Builder |
| UserInstallStateSummary
“Contains properties for the installation state summary for a user.”
|
| UserInstallStateSummary.Builder |
| UserSettings |
| UserSettings.Builder |
| VppToken
“You purchase multiple licenses for iOS apps through the Apple Volume Purchase
Program for Business or Education.
|
| VppToken.Builder |
| WebApp
“Contains properties and inherited properties for web apps.”
|
| WebApp.Builder |
| Windows10CompliancePolicy
“This class contains compliance settings for Windows 10.”
|
| Windows10CompliancePolicy.Builder |
| Windows10CustomConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the windows10CustomConfiguration resource.”
|
| Windows10CustomConfiguration.Builder |
| Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration resource.”
|
| Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration.Builder |
| Windows10EnterpriseModernAppManagementConfiguration
“Windows10 Enterprise Modern App Management Configuration.”
|
| Windows10EnterpriseModernAppManagementConfiguration.Builder |
| Windows10GeneralConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the windows10GeneralConfiguration resource.”
|
| Windows10GeneralConfiguration.Builder |
| Windows10MobileCompliancePolicy
“This class contains compliance settings for Windows 10 Mobile.”
|
| Windows10MobileCompliancePolicy.Builder |
| Windows10SecureAssessmentConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the secureAssessment resource.”
|
| Windows10SecureAssessmentConfiguration.Builder |
| Windows10TeamGeneralConfiguration
“This topic provides descriptions of the declared methods, properties and
relationships exposed by the windows10TeamGeneralConfiguration resource.”
|
| Windows10TeamGeneralConfiguration.Builder |
| Windows81CompliancePolicy
“This class contains compliance settings for Windows 8.1.”
|
| Windows81CompliancePolicy.Builder |
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HARD EIGHT (director: Paul Thomas Anderson; cast: Philip Baker Hall (Sydney), John C. Reilly (John), Samuel L. Jackson (Jimmy), Gwyneth Paltrow (Clementine), 1997)
There are many stories that can be told in Las Vegas about those who go there to chase their dreams. This one has a reflective mood and a quiet sparseness to it, that gives its lonely characters a chance to either grow as the story develops or for them to become clearer about who they are and what they are doing.
We can see Vegas at night (or is it day), with its bright lights, as we scrutinize those on the low end of the gambling hierachy scratch out a living in this casino town. Las Vegas can arguably be, America's alter-ego, even if, that city is a sharp contrast to what the rest of the country is like. But it does offer a lure for foreign and American visitors to see how the free wheeling, capitalist country, they imagine America to be, operates, when it lets its puritanical hair down.
In many ways, this film reminds me of Melville's wonderful film, BOB THE GAMBLER, as the old pro, with style and old-world charm, Sydney (Hall), teaches the young neophyte gambler, John (Reilly), how to eke out a living from gambling. How to do it smartly, with class. It only differs from Melville's film, in the violence that ensues, as HARD EIGHT moves, reluctantly, into noir film dimensions, where no bombardment of bright neon from the swank casinos can hide the darkness present in the characters' hearts, whose dreams have been poisoned and compromised by the dire circumstances they find themselves in. While, Melville's film, retains an almost unbelievable lightness to it. First time director, Anderson, revels in the nuances of his protagonists, with a need for them to be respected and thought of as tough minded, prepared to go as far as killing someone in order for them to protect what they consider valuable.
 He offers to help him out, no strings attached, if John will just tell what is troubling him. John says he needs $6,ooo to pay for his mother's funeral. The conversation between the two is guarded and minimal, and we are left to wonder why this older, sophisticated, seasoned gambling pro, would want to help out this youngster, as a father/son relationship begins to develop. The answer comes toward the end of the film, though we never really learn his pyschological reasons for doing what he does. So we are left tantilized with this mystery man and his impeccable manners, wondering who he is, realizing that he is not a St. Francis type of savior, but probably some kind of wise-guy, who seems to have a certain worldly wisdom that he can dispense to someone who is willing to trust and follow him.
The two of them head for Vegas in Sydney's car, as Sydney stakes John to some money and teaches him how to gamble small time, a skill he will need to learn if he wishes to stay in Vegas. The Las Vegas scene, where the dim-witted John operates the scam Sydney taught him, is an actual scam of the casino. It gives me great delight to see the casino get ripped off, as John works his $150 into $2,000 worth of credit and a free room and amenities. I wonder if this scam really works!!!
A couple of years go by and John has come to idolize Sydney, as he feels contented with what Sydney has done for him, feeling right at home in Reno, attracted to the alluring but dumb cocktail waitress and part-time hooker, Clementine (Gwyneth), in whose conversations with Sydney, we get a look at what Las Vegas is like without all the glitter, as its inhabitants are caught in the dark web Vegas spins. Jimmy (Jackson) is a friend of John's, who works security inside for the casinos, but who does not impress Sydney as being anything but a sleazy loudmouth and a sure bet for trouble.
The final scenes involve the trouble John and Clementine get into after getting married, and how Sydney discretely helps them, while Jimmy plays a part in uncovering Sydney's past, something that he can't run away from, as we, at last, find out why Sydney is doing all this for John. The acting is more than credible, it is superb, as it is just right for the atmosphere it sets. The sparse dialogue helps give the story an intensity that is riveting, giving off the impression that there is something deeper happening than there is. The characters make this film happen. It is a good first effort by the director, who has told a tight story and told it well, holding our interest with a fresh approach to an old story.
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| 028:076 Khan | : |
Verily, Qarun (Korah) was of Musa's (Moses) people, but he behaved arrogantly towards them. And We gave him of the treasures, that of which the keys would have been a burden to a body of strong men. When his people said to him: "Do not be glad (with ungratefulness to Allah's Favours). Verily! Allah likes not those who are glad (with ungratefulness to Allah's Favours). |
| 028:076 Maulana | : |
Korah was surely of the people of Moses, but he oppressed them, and We gave him treasures, so much so that his hoards of wealth would weight down a body of strong men. When his people said to him: Exult not; surely Allah loves not the exultant. |
| 028:076 Pickthal | : |
Now Korah was of Moses' folk, but he oppressed them; and We gave him so much treasure that the stores thereof would verily have been a burden for a troop of mighty men. When his own folk said unto him: Exult not; lo! Allah loveth not the exultant; |
| 028:076 Rashad | : |
Qaaroon (the slave driver) was one of Moses' people who betrayed them and oppressed them. We gave him so many treasures that the keys thereof were almost too heavy for the strongest hand. His people said to him, "Do not be so arrogant; GOD does not love those who are arrogant. |
| 028:076 Sarwar | : |
Korah was a man from the people of Moses. This man rebelled against them. We had given him so much treasure that the keys of the stores of his treasures could hardly even be carried by a group of strong people. His people told him, "Do not be proud of your wealth; God does not love those who are proudly happy of their wealth. |
| 028:076 Shakir | : |
Surely Qaroun was of the people of Musa, but he rebelled against them, and We had given him of the treasures, so much so that his hoards of wealth would certainly weigh down a company of men possessed of great strength. When his people said to him: Do not exult, surely Allah does not love the exultant; |
| 028:076 Sherali | : |
Verily, Korah was of the people of Moses, but he behaved tyrannically towards them. And WE had given him treasures of hoarded wealth so much that the keys thereof would have weighed down a party of strong men. When his people said to him, 'Exult not, surely ALLAH loves not those who exult; |
| 028:076 Yusufali | : |
Qarun was doubtless, of the people of Moses; but he acted insolently towards them: such were the treasures We had bestowed on him that their very keys would have been a burden to a body of strong men, behold, his people said to him: "Exult not, for Allah loveth not those who exult (in riches). |
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Psalm 104
1 I give praise to Yahweh with all my life,
Yahweh my God, you are very magnificent;
you are clothed with splendor and majesty.
2 You cover yourself with light as with a garment;
you spread out the heavens like a tent curtain.
3 You lay the beams of your chambers on the clouds;
you make the clouds your chariot;
you walk on the wings of the wind.
4 He makes the winds his messengers,
flames of fire his servants.
5 He laid the foundations of the earth,
and it will never be moved.
6 You covered the earth with water like a garment;
the water covered the mountains.
7 Your rebuke made the waters recede;
at the sound of your thunderous voice they fled.
8 The mountains rose, and the valleys spread out
into the places that you had appointed for them.
9 You have set a boundary for them that they will not cross;
they will not cover the earth again.
10 He made springs flow into the valleys;
the streams flow between the mountains.
11 They supply water for all the animals of the field;
the wild donkeys quench their thirst.
12 By the riverbanks the birds build their nests;
they sing among the branches.
13 He waters the mountains from his water chambers in the sky.
The earth is filled with the fruit of his labor.
14 He makes the grass grow for the cattle
and plants for man to cultivate
so that man may produce food from the earth.
15 He makes wine to make man happy,
oil to make his face shine,
and food to sustain his life.
16 The trees of Yahweh are well watered;
he planted the cedars of Lebanon.
17 There the birds make their nests.
The stork makes the fir tree her home.
18 The wild goats live on the high mountains;
the mountain heights are a refuge for the hyraxes.
19 He appointed the moon to mark the seasons;
the sun knows its time for setting.
20 You make the darkness of the night
when all the beasts of the forest come out.
21 The young lions roar for their prey
and seek their food from God.
22 When the sun rises, they retreat
and sleep in their dens.
23 Meanwhile, people go out to their work
and labor away until the evening.
24 Yahweh, how many and varied are your works!
With wisdom you made them all;
the earth overflows with your works.
25 Over there is the sea, deep and wide,
teeming with innumerable creatures,
both small and great.
26 The ships travel there,
and Leviathan is also there, which you formed to play in the sea.
27 All these look to you to give them
their food on time.
28 When you give to them, they gather;
when you open your hand, they are satisfied.
29 When you hide your face, they are troubled;
if you take away their breath, they die
and return to dust.
30 When you send out your Spirit, they are created,
and you renew the countryside.
31 May the glory of Yahweh last forever;
may Yahweh enjoy his creation.
32 He looks down on the earth, and it shakes;
he touches the mountains, and they smoke.
33 I will sing to Yahweh all my life;
I will sing praise to my God as long as I live.
34 May my thoughts be sweet to him;
I will rejoice in Yahweh.
35 May sinners vanish from the earth,
and let the wicked be no more.

Praise Yahweh.


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Hey Poetic!
I don't always drink coffee, but I sure love how intoxicating it smells.
Who am I?
I am a biologist turned web developer. I find great interest and passion when building applications useful for the average person, especially for those who are not into social media.
I do many more things other than develop web apps. I am mechanically inclined and I love working on my car even it isn't broke. I love having the right tools for every job and a dream of mine is to have a fully stocked garage with every tool imaginable. I like watching TV comedies like Modern Family, HIMYM, The Office, New Girl, and many more. I don't drink coffee but I like how it smells; marshmallows smell good too!
I am a recent Dev Bootcamp graduate. Dev Bootcamp is a short, but long 19 week program, where we were immersed into OOP in Ruby, JS, and HTML/CSS. We gained tools for learning quickly and closely as team members of a family. I know there is more to learn and I'm eager to add more tools to my belt.
A little about Poetic
You have a casual work environment. To me this means, you care more about coding and creating awesome apps rather than worrying about who is the best dressed (in regards to formal wear). A casual work environment also encourages personal expression and relaxation for productive poets.
You are helping make Houston become a tech city as well. Houston isn't a city on America's most popular tech cities, but you and a few other companies are bringing the tech scene up here in Houston and that's pretty awesome.
Who am I? I'm a fast learner and work well on teams. I've been told that I keep the teams I work with relaxed in a humorous way, but I like to think that a good productive team knows how to work and play hard. I am Ricky Do and I would like to become a Code Poet.


Table of Contents
Learning Deep Generative Models (pdf)
AutoRegressive Models (CS236 pdf)
Deep Generative Models (CS236 pdf)
Deep Generative Models (Lecture)
CS294 Berkeley - Deep Unsupervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning
- Unsupervised Learning:
Data: \(x\) Just data, no labels!
Goal: Learn some underlying hidden structure of the data
Examples: Clustering, dimensionality reduction, feature learning, density estimation, etc.
Generative Models
Given some data \(\{(d,c)\}\) of paired observations \(d\) and hidden classes \(c\):
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Generative (Joint) Models:
Generative Models are Joint Models.
Joint Models place probabilities \(\left(P(c,d)\right)\) over both the observed data and the “target” (hidden) variables that can only be computed from those observed.Generative models are typically probabilistic, specifying a joint probability distribution (\(P(d,c)\)) over observation and target (label) values, and tries to Maximize this joint Likelihood.
Choosing weights turn out to be trivial: chosen as the relative frequencies.
They address the problem of density estimation, a core problem in unsupervised learning.
Examples:
- Gaussian Mixture Model
- Naive Bayes Classifiers
- Hidden Markov Models (HMMs)
- Restricted Boltzmann Machines (RBMs)
- AutoEncoders
- Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)
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- Discriminative (Conditional) Models:
- Discriminative Models are Conditional Models.
- Conditional Models provide a model only for the “target” (hidden) variabless.
They take the data as given, and put a probability \(\left(P(c \vert d)\right)\) over the “target” (hidden) structures given the data. - Conditional Models seek to Maximize the Conditional Likelihood.
This (maximization) task is usually harder to do.
- Examples:
- Logistic Regression
- Conditional LogLinear/Maximum Entropy Models
- Condtional Random Fields
- SVMs
- Perceptrons
- Neural Networks
-
Generative VS Discriminative Models:
Basically, Discriminative Models infer outputs based on inputs,
while Generative Models generate, both, inputs and outputs (typically given some hidden paramters).However, notice that the two models are usually viewed as complementary procedures.
One does not necessarily outperform the other, in either classificaiton or regression tasks. -
- Example Uses of Generative Models:
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- Clustering
- Dimensionality Reduction
- Feature Learning
- Density Estimation
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- Density Estimation:
- Generative Models, given training data, will generate new samples from the same distribution.
- They address the Density Estimation problem, a core problem in unsupervised learning.
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- Types of Density Estimation:
- Explicit: Explicitly define and solve for \(p_\text{model}(x)\)
- Implicit: Learn model that can sample from \(p_\text{model}(x)\) without explicitly defining it
- Types of Density Estimation:
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- Applications of Generative Models:
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- Realistic samples for artwork
- Super-Resolution
- Colorization
- Generative models of time-series data can be used for simulation and planning
reinforcement learning applications
- Inference of Latent Representations that can be useful as general feature descriptors
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- Taxonomy of Generative Models:
AutoRegressive Models - PixelRNN and PixelCNN
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Fully Visible (Deep) Belief Networks:
Deep Belief Network (DBNs) are generative graphical models, or alternatively a class of deep neural networks, composed of multiple layers of latent variables (“hidden units”), with connections between the layers but not between units within each layer.DBNs undergo unsupervised training to learn to probabilistically reconstruct the inputs.
They generate an Explicit Density Model.
They use the chain rule to decompose the _likelihood of an image \(x\) into products of 1-d distributions:
then, they Maximize the Likelihood of the training data.The conditional distributions over pixels are very complex.
We model them using a neural network. -
- PixelRNN:
- is a proposed architecture (part of the class of Auto-Regressive models) to model an explicit distribution of natural images in an expressive, tractable, and scalable way.
- It sequentially predicts the pixels in an image along two spatial dimensions.
- The Method models the discrete probability of the raw pixel values and encodes the complete set of dependencies in an image.
- The approach is to use probabilistic density models (like Gaussian or Normal distribution) to quantify the pixels of an image as a product of conditional distributions.
This approach turns the modeling problem into a sequence problem where the next pixel value is determined by all the previously generated pixel values. -
- Key Insights:
- Generate image pixels starting from corner
- Dependency on previous pixels is modeled using an LSTM
- Key Insights:
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- The Model:
- Scan the image, one row at a time and one pixel at a time (within each row)
- Given the scanned content, predict the distribution over the possible values for the next pixel
- Joint distribution over the pixel values is factorized into a product of conditional distributions thus causing the problem as a sequence problem
- Parameters used in prediction are shared across all the pixel positions
- Since each pixel is jointly determined by 3 values (3 colour channels), each channel may be conditioned on other channels as well
- The Model:
-
- Drawbacks:
- Sequential training is slow
- Sequential generation is slow
- Drawbacks:
- Further Reading
-
- PixelCNN:
- Similar to the PixelRNN model, the PixelCNN models the Pixel Distribution \(p(\vec{x})\), where \(\vec{x} = (x_0, \ldots, x_n)\) is the vector of pixel values of a given image.
- Similarly, we use the chain rule for join distribution: \(p(x) = p(x_0) \prod_1^n p(x_i | x_{i<})\).
such that, the first pixel is independent, the second depends on the first, and the third depends on, both, the first and second, etc.
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- Key Insights:
- Still generate image pixels starting from corner
- Dependency on previous pixels now modeled using a CNN over context region
- Training: maximize likelihood of training images
- Key Insights:
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- Upsides:
- Training is faster than PixelRNN: since we can parallelize the convolutions because the context region values are known from the training images.
- Upsides:
-
- Issues:
- Generation is still sequential, thus, slow.
- Issues:
- Further Reading
- Improving PixelCNN Performance:
- Gated Convolutional Layers
- Short-cut connections
- Discretized logistic loss
- Multi-scale
- Training tricks
Further Reading:
- PixelCNN++ | Salimans et al. 2017
- Van der Oord et al. NIPS 2016
- Pixel-Snail
- Pros and Cons of Auto-Regressive Models:
- Pros:
- Can explicitly compute likelihood \(p(x)\)
- Explicit likelihood of training data gives good evaluation metric
- Good Samples
- Cons:
- Sequential Generation is Slow
- Pros:
Variational Auto-Encoders
Auto-Encoders (click to read more) are unsupervised learning methods that aim to learn a representation (encoding) for a set of data in a smaller dimension.
Auto-Encoders generate Features that capture factors of variation in the training data.
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- Auto-Regressive Models VS Variational Auto-Encoders:
- Auto-Regressive Models defined a tractable (discrete) density function and, then, optimized the likelihood of training data:
- \[p_\theta(x) = p(x_0) \prod_1^n p(x_i | x_{i<})\]
- On the other hand, VAEs defines an intractable (continuous) density function with latent variable \(z\):
- \[p_\theta(x) = \int p_\theta(z) p_\theta(x|z) dz\]
- but cannot optimize directly; instead, derive and optimiz a lower bound on likelihood instead.
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- Variational Auto-Encoders (VAEs):
- Variational Autoencoder models inherit the autoencoder architecture, but make strong assumptions concerning the distribution of latent variables.
- They use variational approach for latent representation learning, which results in an additional loss component and specific training algorithm called Stochastic Gradient Variational Bayes (SGVB).
-
- Assumptions:
- VAEs assume that:
- The data is generated by a directed graphical model \(p(x\vert z)\)
- The encoder is learning an approximation \(q_\phi(z|x)\) to the posterior distribution \(p_\theta(z|x)\)
where \({\displaystyle \mathbf {\phi } }\) and \({\displaystyle \mathbf {\theta } }\) denote the parameters of the encoder (recognition model) and decoder (generative model) respectively. - The training data \(\left\{x^{(i)}\right\}_{i=1}^N\) is generated from underlying unobserved (latent) representation \(\mathbf{z}\)
-
- The Objective Function:
- \[{\displaystyle {\mathcal {L}}(\mathbf {\phi } ,\mathbf {\theta } ,\mathbf {x} )=D_{KL}(q_{\phi }(\mathbf {z} |\mathbf {x} )||p_{\theta }(\mathbf {z} ))-\mathbb {E} _{q_{\phi }(\mathbf {z} |\mathbf {x} )}{\big (}\log p_{\theta }(\mathbf {x} |\mathbf {z} ){\big )}}\]
- where \({\displaystyle D_{KL}}\) is the Kullback–Leibler divergence (KL-Div).
-
- The Generation Process:
-
- The Goal:
- The goal is to estimate the true parameters \(\theta^\ast\) of this generative model.
-
- Representing the Model:
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- To represent the prior \(p(z)\), we choose it to be simple, usually Gaussian
- To represent the conditional (which is very complex), we use a neural-network
-
- Intractability:
- The Data Likelihood:
- \[p_\theta(x) = \int p_\theta(z) p_\theta(x|z) dz\]
- is intractable to compute for every \(z\).
- Thus, the Posterior Density:
- \[p_\theta(z|x) = \dfrac{p_\theta(x|z) p_\theta(z)}{p_\theta(x)} = \dfrac{p_\theta(x|z) p_\theta(z)}{\int p_\theta(z) p_\theta(x|z) dz}\]
- is, also, intractable
-
- Dealing with Intractability:
- In addition to decoder network modeling \(p_\theta(x\vert z)\), define additional encoder network \(q_\phi(z\vert x)\) that approximates \(p_\theta(z\vert x)\)
- This allows us to derive a lower bound on the data likelihood that is tractable, which we can optimize.
-
- The Model:
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- The Encoder (recognition/inference) and Decoder (generation) networks are probabilistic and output means and variances of each the conditionals respectively:
- The generation (forward-pass) is done via sampling as follows:
- The Encoder (recognition/inference) and Decoder (generation) networks are probabilistic and output means and variances of each the conditionals respectively:
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- The Log-Likelihood of Data:
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- Deriving the Log-Likelihood:
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- Training the Model:
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- Pros, Cons and Research:
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- Pros:
- Principled approach to generative models
- Allows inference of \(q(z\vert x)\), can be useful feature representation for other tasks
- Pros:
-
- Cons:
- Maximizing the lower bound of likelihood is okay, but not as good for evaluation as Auto-regressive models
- Samples blurrier and lower quality compared to state-of-the-art (GANs)
- Cons:
-
- Active areas of research:
- More flexible approximations, e.g. richer approximate posterior instead of diagonal Gaussian
- Incorporating structure in latent variables
- Active areas of research:
Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)
-
- Auto-Regressive Models VS Variational Auto-Encoders VS GANs:
- Auto-Regressive Models defined a tractable (discrete) density function and, then, optimized the likelihood of training data:
- \[p_\theta(x) = p(x_0) \prod_1^n p(x_i | x_{i<})\]
- While VAEs defined an intractable (continuous) density function with latent variable \(z\):
- \[p_\theta(x) = \int p_\theta(z) p_\theta(x|z) dz\]
- but cannot optimize directly; instead, derive and optimize a lower bound on likelihood instead.
- On the other hand, GANs rejects explicitly defining a probability density function, in favor of only being able to sample.
-
- Generative Adversarial Networks:
- are a class of AI algorithms used in unsupervised machine learning, implemented by a system of two neural networks contesting with each other in a zero-sum game framework.
-
- Motivation:
-
- Problem: we want to sample from complex, high-dimensional training distribution; there is no direct way of doing this.
- Solution: we sample from a simple distribution (e.g. random noise) and learn a transformation that maps to the training distribution, by using a neural network.
-
- Generative VS Discriminative: discriminative models had much more success because deep generative models suffered due to the difficulty of approximating many intractable probabilistic computations that arise in maximum likelihood estimation and related strategies, and due to difficulty of leveraging the benefits of piecewise linear units in the generative context.
GANs propose a new framework for generative model estimation that sidesteps these difficulties.
- Generative VS Discriminative: discriminative models had much more success because deep generative models suffered due to the difficulty of approximating many intractable probabilistic computations that arise in maximum likelihood estimation and related strategies, and due to difficulty of leveraging the benefits of piecewise linear units in the generative context.
-
- Structure:
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- Goal: estimating generative models that capture the training data distribution
- Framework: an adversarial process in which two models are simultaneously trained a generative model \(G\) that captures the data distribution, and a discriminative model \(D\) that estimates the probability that a sample came from the training data rather than \(G\).
- Training:
- \(G\) maximizes the probability of \(D\) making a mistake


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This is an email I just sent to my sister, Kimberly. I thought some of you might enjoy it as well. (Note: I may or may not have been inspired by this xkcd comic).
 I came up with a new mantra for myself that I think will be helpful for you. This is how I communicated it to Brad:
Every second is contributing to the sum total of seconds of your life. I want to be able to go through that list of seconds, were it to exist, pick one, and feel good about whatever I was doing during that second. In taking inventory of what that would mean, I made a small list of the things I’d like to spend my seconds on. Holding hands with you is pretty high up on that list, but also playing music, listening to music, dancing, biking, rowing, singing. Creating. Learning. Sleeping. These all count. Consuming information? Reading Twitter? Not so much. Sometimes it’s important to read and consume, but I want it to be in the context of creation. Of dreaming and teaching. Every second.
I think it might be a good exercise to constantly remind yourself of this, that your life is a conglomeration of seconds and what you do in each second is contributing to that sum total. What is the purpose of the activity you’re currently undertaking? Does it fulfill you? Is it helping you get where you need to go? Is it something you can’t avoid?  If so, where is it?
Thinking about your daily activities as contributing to the grand painting of your life may help to make some decisions and focus on the things that are important. For me, one of my challenges is talking about things and never actually doing them. So it is important for me to notice when I’m talking about something and when I’m actually doing it. I want to make sure I’m doing things more than talking about them. That I’m producing more than I’m consuming. Organizing my space, writing lists, getting ready… this is all distraction from the goal. Create. Produce. Make. That’s how I grow. How do you grow? What feeds you? When are you in the flow?
Take some time to answer these questions for yourself. I bet you’ll be surprised and inspired by what you come up with.
Love,
Alyssa


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=== successfully completed test case
=== Returned value: ok
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netSEC News
I was recently asked by a colleague of mine who just graduated university and started their first full time Security Analyst gig where I get my netSEC News.
Instead of blasting away in Slack with an intermittent stream of links and commentary I thought it would be more beneficial to create a simple and concise blog post containing my current Top 5 sources.
I’m also interested in where other security professionals get their news from. I’m sure there is a better way to do this so maybe this post will aid in opening up some discussions in the community.
Lists on Lists on Lists on Lists
1. Reddit
Reddit is usually a huge time-waster and thus I usually try to avoid it. However, the r/netsec community is full of valuable information and knowledge. There are also various related subreddits which are useful as well. Link
Also see:
- /r/Malware - malware related subreddit
- /r/pwned - updates on who’s gotten
pwn3d
recently - /r/ReverseEngineering - Reverse Engineering related subreddit
2. Slack Workspaces
I find participation in Slack communities with fellow infosec professionals to be extremely valuable for a number of reasons. The curation of relevant news and updates is among them. People post content from sources you may not have seen or heard about. There’s always someone smarter and more informed, why not stay plugged into them and their thoughts. Slack communities are the perfect way to do just that.
There are a number of open Slack communities you can participate in by simply signing up with an e-mail address. I’ve listed a few below.
- SANS Internet Storm Center (ISC)’s Slack workspace 1
- Demisto Digital Forensics & Incident Response Community
3. SANS ISC Daily Podcast
The SANS Internet Storm Center’s Daily Podcast is hosted by Johannes B. Ullrich, PhD.
The daily podcast is a great way to start your day and get up to speed on the latest breaking news involving critical vulnerabilities and general cybersecurity news. Each episode averages around 5 minutes so it’s concise, informationally dense and to the point.
I made a habit of listening to it each morning on my daily commute and it has served me well. Link
4. Twitter
Twitter is not my favorite, but I’ve lately gotten into the habit of checking it once every other day or so to see what the high-profile / cutting-edge security practicioners that I follow are up to.
Twitter’s recommendation engine is pretty solid and once I started following a handful of netSEC
personalities solid recommendations for people I hadn’t heard of before started to pop up.
Good in moderate doses, easy to get lost in link inception and or distraction.
Some of my favorite to follow are:
- Matt Graeber - member of the
PowershellMafia
and creator of the ubiquitous Powersploit and Powershell Empire frameworks / software /toolkits whatever you want to call em’. - InfoSecHotSpot - don’t know much about the entity behind this account but frequently tweets relevant infosec news and info.
- SwiftOnSecurity - if Tay Swift had a Twitter account and was a fellow
netSEC Ninja
. Highly recommended.
5. Hacker News
Hacker News, the great king of distracted technology professionals everywhere. The Hacker News material design app for Android widget serves me just the right amount of Hacker News.
Although not security specific there are always interesting technical articles. Hacker News also helps me stay abreast of the latest trends in programming and application / software development.
Runner’s Up
Mainstream Media / Major Publications
The major news publications often cover cybersecurity from a National Security perspective as opposed to a deeply technical or a “What’s the latest hype in Enterprise Security” mumbo-jumbo sort of slant (looking at you Dark Reading).
Some pubs to chew on:
- NYTimes Query for “Cyber”
- NYTimes Computer Security Section
- The Register - Security Section - snarky British humor take on today’s security topics
- ArsTechnica - Information Technology Section
- Washington Post Query for “Cyber”
- Wired - Security Section


Personal portfolio website with endurojs
Friday, 24 February, 2017
Whether you are a freelancer, photographer or maybe just looking for job, having a personal portfolio website can't hurt, can it? I will try to walk you through creating your own personal portfolio in under 5 minutes. No javascript/html/css knowledge necessary!
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Nonlinear nonparametric statistics using partial moments. Partial moments are the elements of variance and asymptotically approximate the area of f(x). These robust statistics provide the basis for nonlinear analysis while retaining linear equivalences. NNS offers: Numerical integration, Numerical differentiation, Clustering, Correlation, Dependence, Causal analysis, ANOVA, Regression, Classification, Seasonality, Autoregressive modeling, Normalization and Stochastic dominance. All routines based on: Viole, F. and Nawrocki, D. (2013), Nonlinear Nonparametric Statistics: Using Partial Moments (ISBN:<PHONE_NUMBER>).
| Version: | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0), data.table, rgl, stringr |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-05-15 |
| Author: | Fred Viole |
| Maintainer: | Fred Viole <ovvo.financial.systems at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | NNS results |
| Reference manual: | NNS.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Getting Started with NNS: Clustering and Regression Getting Started with NNS: Correlation and Dependence Getting Started with NNS: Forecasting Getting Started with NNS: Partial Moments |
| Package source: | NNS_<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: NNS_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-release: NNS_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-oldrel: NNS_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: NNS_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz, r-oldrel: NNS_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz |
| Old sources: | NNS archive |
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Thomas Barson Crandall & wife, Elizabeth Ann
Gray
Photo of Thomas B. Crandall and wife Photo taken
between 1848 1870
Thomas Batson
Crandall, was born December 5, 1806 in Maryland (probably Anne Arundel County)
and married Elizabeth Ann Gray b. Aug. 15, 1815 also Maryland in 1837. Thomas
B. Crandall and Elizabeth Ann Gray had twelve children: Margaret (b. 1835),
James (b. 1837), Mary (b. 1838), Richard (b. 1842), Sarah (b. 1843), Alice (b.
1844), Catherine (b. 1847), Mariah (b. 1849), George (b. 1852), Frank (b.
1855), John W. (b. 1855), and Thomas (b. 1859). About 1848, Thomas B. Crandall
and family moved to Ohio. He lived in Monroe County Ohio until moving to
Pleasant County WV where he died at age of 84 in 1890. Please contact Clayton Crandall if you have any additional
information on this family.
Click here for a link to the Crandall
surname posted on this site.
Photo provided by Clayton Crandall -- e-mail: ccrandall@cinci.rr.com


GeographicLib is a small set of C++ classes for performing conversions between geographic, UTM, UPS, MGRS, geocentric, and local cartesian coordinates, for gravity (e.g., EGM2008), geoid height, and geomagnetic field (e.g., WMM2020) calculations, and for solving geodesic problems. (The library may be used from .NET applications using the NETGeographicLib wrapper library.) It is a suitable replacement for the core functionality provided by geotrans. The library is licensed under the MIT/X11 License; see LICENSE.txt for the terms.


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