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While working on RadiantCMS based site, i start searching for tool, which will let me optimize html output, rendered by CMS.
Sean Cribbs give me good advice on IRC — Rack Middleware — Rack::Tidy.
You can follow installation steps from coderack entry page.
TIDY_LIB = '/usr/lib/libtidy-0.99.so.0'
require 'rack/tidy'
I used only two non-default option:
config.middleware.use Rack::Tidy,
:ignore_paths => ['/admin'],
:indent => false
I get problem with running this setup on my ubuntu vps, i get segmentation fault from tidybuffer.
Found simple patch on rubyforge.
Let me know if so.


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Apollo Notes is a centralized application whose aim is act as a digital base of information. The following philosophies are integral to the use of this tool
(1) Learning is a curious and fun endeavor, while growth is the primary goal - there's nothing wrong with having some fun.
(2) Knowledge is built upon countless centuries of imagination and hard work, absorb information at your own pace otherwise it'll become too overwhelming.
(3) Imagination requires bending, or breaking, the rules of what you assume to be reality. Don't be afraid to think like a kid again.
(4) Patient focus will ultimately derive the fullest potential. Hastiness will only derail that potential.
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regardless if that event was simply a myth.
Please add a semester with caution and diligence.


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CSS3 Powered
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Lightweight & fast
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Keep CM relief fund centre open, Sena writes to Chief Secretary
by Tanvi DeshpandeShiv Sena has written a letter to Chief Secretary Ajoy Mehta demanding that the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund be made available immediately to needy patients awaiting help for surgeries and medical procedures.
Sena member and MHADA chairman Uday Samant also met the Chief Secretary Ajoy Mehta in the matter.
The Chief Minister’s Relief Fund centre has been shut since President’s Rule was imposed earlier this week.
The fund is meant for those who need financial help for surgeries, and medical procedures in municipal and government hospitals.
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Solid electrolytes are crucial for next-generation solid-state batteries, and Na3PS4 is one of the most promising Na+ conductors for such applications, despite outstanding questions regarding its structural polymorphs. In this contribution, we present a detailed investigation of the evolution in structure and dynamics of Na3PS4 over a wide temperature range 30 < T < 600 ℃ through combined experimental−computational analysis. Although Bragg diffraction experiments indicate a second-order phase transition from the tetragonal ground state (α) to the cubic polymorph (β) above ∼250 ℃, pair distribution function analysis in real space and Raman spectroscopy indicate remnants of a tetragonal character in the range 250 < T < 500 ℃, which we attribute to dynamic local tetragonal distortions. The first-order phase transition to the mesophasic high-temperature polymorph (γ) is associated with a sharp volume increase and the onset of liquid-like dynamics for sodium-cations (translational) and thiophosphate-polyanions (rotational) evident by inelastic neutron and Raman spectroscopies, as well as pair-distribution function and molecular dynamics analyses.These results shed light on the rich polymorphism of Na3PS4 and are relevant for a host of high-performance materials deriving from the Na3PS4 structural archetype.


Relative, Absolute and Fixed are ways in which you can position elements on a web page using CSS. It allows you to place elements, such as images, where you want them. Webpages are made up of rectangular containers. If you imagine that each webpage is all blocks of text and images placed in rectangles, you can see that you will want to tell these rectangles where to sit on the page. This is where the property of ‘position’ comes in. Using CSS, you can use the position property and the values of ‘relative’, ‘absolute’ and ‘fixed’ to tell the rectangles where to sit. There are other ways in which you can do this using other properties and values however here I will only cover positioning. Examples of this code are seen below. You can only use one of these positions at a time.
If you use relative positioning by itself, with no measurements given, nothing will happen. You can’t use ‘position: relative;’ alone, it needs to be paired with an instruction stating where the element should sit ‘relative’ to itself. You can use ‘top’, ‘left’, ‘bottom’ and ‘right’ as instructions (attributes) to guide where the element should be placed, along with a measurement of how far you want the element to move from itself/its current place. Once the element is moved, no other elements on the page will move to fill the gap that has been left.
Absolute positioning allows you to move an element relative to its parent element. If there is no parent element it will be positioned relative to the ‘body’ of the html page. As per the position of relative, you can use ‘top’, ‘left’, ‘bottom’ and ‘right’ as attributes for the positioning of the element.
Fixed positioning is fixed in place relative to the viewport (the browser window). It allows you to take an element and make it static on the page, in other words, to fix it in one place and not have it move even when a user scrolls. An example of this would be a navigation bar. When a user scrolls further down the page the nav bar stays in one place while the rest of the page content moves.


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I've probably watched around 300 anime series
I firmly believe my cat knows English, thus we have lengthy conversations together
I am undefeated in thumb wrestling
I like astronomy
I don't/never will have social media
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- length(v)
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By Phil Curtolo
In his career, Clint Eastwood has directed some of his best movies. For example, The Outlaw Josie Wales, Unforgiven, A Perfect World and The Bridges of Madison County were all done by Eastwood. He has recently been married to Dina Ruiz in March of last year. Then he made a mistake: Absolute Power.
Although this film had some interesting grounds for a potentially good plot, its gaping holes and poor character development left Absolute Power in the dark, which was where Luther Whitney (Eastwood) spent the first half hour or so of the film. As one of the best thieves of the past 50 years, Whitney was on another routine job, stealing a few million dollars of jewels and cash. However, unexpectedly, the owner returns with a man, and both are drunk. It turns out that he witnesses the President of the United States beat the woman and the secret service murder her in cold blood.
Then, Whitney sees the chief of staff try to cover up the murder and make it look like the girl stumbled on an attempted robbery. However, she and the secret service men leave behind a key piece of evidence: a letter opener with the president's blood and fingerprints on it. After they leave, Whitney takes the knife and escapes out the window.
So it is up to veteran police lieutenant Frank James (Ed Harris, The Rock) to solve the case and he suspects foul play. And foul is exactly the way the game is played, as Whitney leads him on a wild goose chase to the truth.
Now the plot sounds very interesting and rather original. However, the disappointing final conflict comes down to a press covered event between an old man and the President. You have to see the film to know what I'm talking about, but if you have, you're probably as disappointed as me.
Most of the characters were atrociously put together.  She, too, could've been more explained, although her fondness for her father is played out rather well. The President himself (Gene Hackman, The Birdcage) was a poorly developed character. The only really excellent characters were Eastwood's Whitney, a conflicting father and artist with "great hands," and secret service agent Bill Burton (Scott Glenn, Courage Under Fire). He ends up confronting himself when faced with the question, "Do you love your country?," which is also very interesting to see played out.
 But when it comes down to entertainment, Absolute Power comes up absolutely powerless. Grade: C-, **1/2 out of *****
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Tests the Motley::CommandArrangeComp class.
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Test instantiation and get functions.
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Test the getIsFulfilled function.
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- views
- List of ids of forms, popups, templates (seg, datagrid, header, footer... etc)
- jsModules
- JS modules required for the functional module
- dependentModules
- Other functional modules required for this module
All of these dependencies are optional, but at least one of forms or JS modules should be provided for a functional module.


Reports any calls to
java.lang.Math
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java.lang.StrictMath
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Syntax:
adjustable-array-p array => generalized-boolean
Arguments and Values:
array---an array.
generalized-boolean---a generalized boolean.
Description:
Returns true if and only if adjust-array could return a value which is identical to array when given that array as its first argument.
Examples:
(adjustable-array-p (make-array 5 :element-type 'character :adjustable t :fill-pointer 3)) => true (adjustable-array-p (make-array 4)) => implementation-dependent
Affected By: None.
Exceptional Situations:
Should signal an error of type type-error if its argument is not an array.
See Also:
Notes: None.


15 November 2011 - The Ministry of Health of Indonesia has announced one new confirmed case of human infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus.
The case is a 29-year old female, mother of the 2 cases earlier reported from Bangli district, Bali Province. She developed symptoms on 10 October and died on 17 October.
An epidemiological investigation conducted by the Ministry of Health and local health officers indicated that she lived in an area with poultry, and household and neighbourhood poultry had died prior to her children's illness.
Laboratory tests have confirmed infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus.Of the 182 cases confirmed to date in Indonesia, 150 have been fatal.


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Array of shape n_samples x n_comps. DiffMap representation of data, which is the right eigen
basis of transition matrix with eigenvectors as columns.
params = locals(); del params["adata"]
dmap = dpt.DPT(adata, params)
ddmap = dmap.diffmap()
adata["X_diffmap"] = ddmap["Y"][:, :n_comps]
return adata
def plot_diffmap(adata,
After Change
ddmap = dmap.diffmap()
adata["X_diffmap"] = ddmap["X_diffmap"]
adata["diffmap_evals"] = ddmap["evals"]
adata["diffmap_comp0"] = dmap.rbasis[:, 0]
return adata
def plot_diffmap(adata,
smp=None,


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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 2
Nigel Slater gets imaginative with pasta, frying it as a block and serving it with a spicy cream sauce.
Heat the double cream in a lidded saucepan over a gentle heat. Add the ancho chillies and whole lemon peel. Stud the onion half with the cloves and add it to the pan.
Bring the mixture gently to a simmer. Just as it starts to bubble, turn off the heat, cover the pan with the lid and leave it on the hob to infuse for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, cook the linguine in a pan of boiling, salted water as per the packet instructions. Drain well into a colander and set aside for 10 minutes, until the cooked pasta is dry and sticky.
In a large mixing bowl, mix together the grated parmesan, smoked garlic and cracked black pepper until well combined. Stir in the linguine, mixing well.
Heat half of the oil in a small, non-stick frying pan over a medium heat. Gather up the pasta and cheese mixture into a ball using your hands, then press it down into the frying pan and fry for 3-4 minutes on each side, or until crisp and golden-brown on both sides but soft in the middle.
When the sauce has infused, blend it in a food processor with the remaining oil until smooth. Strain through a fine sieve, then stir the basil into the strained sauce.
To serve, slice the noodle cake into 8 portions. Serve in bowls with the sauce alongside.


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from dynamic_topic_modeling.sklearn_lda import *
affirmative = make_df("data/affirmative.csv")
affirmative.head()
stopwords = get_custom_stopwords("data/stopwords.txt", encoding='utf-8') # HIT停用词词典
max_df = 0.9 # 在超过这一比例的文档中出现的关键词（过于平凡），去除掉。
min_df = 5 # 在低于这一数量的文档中出现的关键词（过于独特），去除掉。
n_features = 1000 # 最大提取特征数量
n_top_words = 20 # 显示主题下关键词的时候，显示多少个
col_content = "text" # 说明其中的文本信息所在列名称
raw_documents = affirmative['text'].tolist()
# 参考 https://blog.csdn.net/kwame211/article/details/78963517
import jieba
docs = [[word for word in jieba.cut(document, cut_all=True)] for document in raw_documents]
# 参考 https://radimrehurek.com/gensim/auto_examples/tutorials/run_lda.html#sphx-glr-auto-examples-tutorials-run-lda-py
from gensim.corpora import Dictionary
# Create a dictionary representation of the documents.
dictionary = Dictionary(docs)
# Filter out words that occur less than 5 documents, or more than 90% of the documents.
dictionary.filter_extremes(no_below=5, no_above=0.9)
TypeError: doc2bow expects an array of unicode tokens on input, not a single string
corpus = [dictionary.doc2bow(doc) for doc in docs]
print('Number of unique tokens: %d' % len(dictionary))
print('Number of documents: %d' % len(corpus))
from gensim.models import LdaModel
# Set training parameters.
num_topics = 8
chunksize = 2000
passes = 20
iterations = 400
eval_every = None # Don't evaluate model perplexity, takes too much time.
# Make a index to word dictionary.
temp = dictionary[0] # This is only to "load" the dictionary.
id2word = dictionary.id2token
model = LdaModel(
corpus=corpus,
id2word=id2word,
chunksize=chunksize,
alpha='auto',
eta='auto',
iterations=iterations,
num_topics=num_topics,
passes=passes,
eval_every=eval_every
)
top_topics = model.top_topics(corpus) #, num_words=20)
# Average topic coherence is the sum of topic coherences of all topics, divided by the number of topics.
avg_topic_coherence = sum([t[1] for t in top_topics]) / num_topics
print('Average topic coherence: %.4f.' % avg_topic_coherence)
from pprint import pprint
pprint(top_topics)
import pickle as pkl
with open("model/gensim-lda.pkl", 'wb') as fp:
pkl.dump(model, fp)
with open("model/gensim-lda.pkl", 'rb') as fp:
model0 = pkl.load(fp)
model0.__class__


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THE HAUNTING
A Film Review by Brian Takeshita
Rating: ** out of ****
Okay, I admit it. I don't really like scary movies a whole lot because they're, well, scary. Sometimes the ol' imagination gets going when I'm alone at night, and the images I saw in that creepy movie two days ago come back to haunt me. I lie in bed under the covers and wonder just how much I have to go to the bathroom. Doing so would mean putting my foot on the floor for a second, leaving myself exposed to any number of things that might reach out from under the bed and grab my ankle. No, I can wait until morning. If I can go back to sleep, that is.
The latest film to come out of SKG Dreamworks, Jan De Bont's THE HAUNTING, gives us chills and scares, but (lucky for me) doesn't present us with a great deal of those indelible images that haunt us after we've left the theater. There's a scene, for example, when one of the characters investigates the ashes of a large fireplace and finds a skeleton. What happens next caused half the theater to collectively scream, but it's hearing the surprise of 200 people that I'll remember, not what happened on the screen. Phil Tippett's effects company and the venerable Industrial Light and Magic do a marvelous job rendering seamless computer images like moving statues and shifting walls, but again, while the effects may be impressive, the impression doesn't last.
The one image that has stayed with me was also the one that freaked me out the most in the theater. Interestingly, it was also probably the easiest effect undertaken in the film. Throughout the house are carvings of children's faces - these little cherubic images that many people find charming. One of the characters is lying in bed and glances over to a row of these carvings, all seemingly staring at the wall opposite them. She looks away for a second, and when she looks back they have all shifted position so that they are facing her. Very reminiscent of that scene early in POLTERGEIST when the mother turns away from the kitchen table, then turns back to find all the chairs stacked up on the table. It goes it show that sometimes the simplest things work the best.
Unfortunately, it seems pretty obvious that the effects, rather than the story, were meant to carry the film. The plot revolves around researcher Dr. Jeffrey Marrow (Liam Neeson) and three subjects he recruits for what he says is a study of insomnia, but which is actually a study of group fear. As part of this study, they are to spend several weeks in a mansion in the Berkshires known as Hill House. The three subjects, Eleanor (Lili Taylor), Theodora (Catherine Zeta-Jones), and Luke (Owen Wilson) are a cross section of personalities who are totally unaware of the true nature of their participation. "You don't tell the rats they're in a maze," says Marrow. Indeed. Marrow's reasoning for conducting his study in the gothicly creepy Hill House is that it's a highly suggestive environment from which his subjects will no doubt generate their own imagined fears. The rest of the story in a nutshell: Guess what, the house really is haunted! Mayhem ensues.
It turns out that the owner of the mansion, the late Hugh Crane, is still in the house - yes, that's right - haunting it. Crane apparently built the house for children he would never have, yet legend has it that at night, inhabitants of the nearby village would hear children's voices. Why this is and why the spirits of a couple hundred children are also inhabiting the stately Crane manor is not fully explained. It also turns out that Eleanor has a connection to the Crane family, and may be the only one able to free the spirits of the children. This is also not explained to satisfaction, and contributes greatly to a rather poorly constructed story. Basically, we see things happen, but are only given superficial reasons why, and later on, the "explanations" raise more questions than they answer. What sort of power does Eleanor command? Why does she have this power? How, exactly, was she drawn to participate in the study? Crane had two wives? When were we informed of this and why was this significant?
Eleanor is the only important character in the film, and even she gets annoying once she starts down the path toward realizing why she's there. Marrow, the one who was controlling the experiment, doesn't even know what's going on until it's too late, and Theodora is a turn off from the beginning, showing up with too much luggage and a rich girl's attitude. "I like your boots," admires Eleanor. "Prada," explains Theodora. "Milan, not New York." Oh, she likes girls as well as boys, by the way. I don't know why they even put this in, as it never becomes much of an issue. As for Luke, he's just in there to show up looking surprised when something happens. As a result, our emotional attachment to these characters is pretty close to zero.
There are a few good points to the film, in addition to the effects I mentioned earlier. Soundwise, THE HAUNTING is very rich.  More than a few shots by de Bont are designed to generate suspense, and they generally do so with success. On several occasions, for example, the camera lingers on objects after the actors have left the scene, and our own imaginations take over. Did I see it move? It's as if we're the subjects of Dr. Marrow's study. Oh, yeah, and the film gets a couple of extra points for using an AMC Gremlin automobile in a few scenes. No, I don't like the Gremlin, by hey, fits with the supernatural theme, you know? Unfortunately, with lackluster story which confuses more than captivates, and effects which startle more than scare, THE HAUNTING, like the Gremlin, turns out to be mostly a disappointment.
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netty in action 读书笔记
这章主要的是介绍netty的基本的概念。
We’ll also assume that you’re going to want to tinker（修改） with the example code and soon start writing your own.
Although we’ve spoken of the client, the figure shows multiple clients connected simultaneously to the server. The number of clients that can be supported is limited, in theory, only by the system resources available (and any constraints that might be imposed by the JDK version in use).
客户端的连接数，和服务端的资源有关系，一般和文件打开数有关联。
All Netty servers require the following: ■ At least one ChannelHandler—This component implements the server’s processing of data received from the client—its business logic.
ChannelHandler 一个很重要的功能就是，处理客户端的发送的数据
■ Bootstrapping—This is the startup code that configures the server. At a minimum, it binds the server to the port on which it will listen for connection requests.
Bootstrap 和 ServerBootstrap 就是启动netty的辅助类
ChannelInboundHandlerAdapter has a straightforward（简单易懂的） API, and each of its methods can be overridden to hook into the event lifecycle at the appropriate point. Because you need to handle all received data, you override channelRead(). In this server you simply echo the data to the remote peer.
Overriding exceptionCaught() allows you to react to any Throwable subtypes— here you log the exception and close the connection. A more elaborate（复杂，精心制作的） application might try to recover from the exception, but in this case simply closing the connection signals to the remote peer that an error has occurred.
ChannelInboundHandlerAdapter 一般Handler需要继承的类，主要override的方法是：
override channelActive(), invoked when a connection has been established. This ensures that something is written to the server as soon as possible, which in this case is a byte buffer that encodes the string “Netty rocks!”.
这个方法可以用来做登录或者token的验证的逻辑！！
What happens if an exception isn’t caught?
Every Channel has an associated ChannelPipeline, which holds a chain of Channel- Handler instances. By default, a handler will forward the invocation of a handler method to the next one in the chain. Therefore, if exceptionCaught()is not imple- mented somewhere along the chain, exceptions received will travel to the end of the ChannelPipeline and will be logged. For this reason, your application should supply at least one ChannelHandler that implements exceptionCaught().
每一个Handler属于一个 handler链中，每一个handler链绑在一个ChannelPipel中。如果Handler中对产生的异常没有处理，将会沿着handler链中传入到下一个handler，一直到最后一个。
针对Handler的总结： ChannelHandlers are invoked for different types of events. ■ Applications implement or extend ChannelHandlers to hook into the event lifecycle and provide custom application logic.
■ Architecturally, ChannelHandlers help to keep your business logic decoupled from networking code. This simplifies development as the code evolves in response to changing requirements.
ChannelHandlers处理的是不同类型的Event，与网路通信解耦。
In this section you’ll encounter the term transport. In the standard, multilayered view of networking protocols, the transport layer is the one that provides services for end- to-end or host-to-host communications.
传输层，四层网路模型中第二层，具体的是tcp udp等协议层。
Internet communications are based on the TCP transport. NIO transport refers to a transport that’s mostly identical to TCP except for server-side performance enhance- ments provided by the Java NIO implementation。
和TCP协议非常的像，只是增加了服务端性能的提升。
b.childHandler(new ChannelInitializer<SocketChannel>() { // 7
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每一次新的连接的到来，就会创建一个新的Channel。
NIO is used in this example because it’s currently the most widely used transport, thanks to its scalability and thoroughgoing asynchrony. But a different transport implementation could be used as well. If you wished to use the OIO transport in your server, you’d specify OioServerSocketChannel and OioEventLoopGroup.
OIO的协议是
In the following chapters, you’ll see many more examples of how Netty simplifies scalability and concurrency.
- 上一篇 定时任务的说明
- 下一篇 netty in action 读书笔记


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“Complement C5ar1 Antagonists for the Treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders”, PVAMU 2019 Research Week, 4/10/2019.
“Development of Cancer GMR Software Package: Personalized Cancer Gene Therapy”, PVAMU 2019 Research Week 04/11/2019, PVAMU 14th Annual Research Symposium. Author N Ede, Mentor DA Iacobas.
“Alterations of Expression of RNA Modification Regulators by Carcinogens in the Alternative Chicken Egg Model”, 58th Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, Baltimore, MD, 03/10-14/2019
"The Gene Master Regulators of tissues and cells collected from patients with blood, lung, kidney, prostate and thyroid cancer", 3rd Symposium of Translational Oncology "STOP Cancer Romania", Bucharest, Romania, 05/10-12/2019.
“The Gene Master Regulators Approach Provides the Best Targets for the Personalized Cancer Gene Therapy”, International Conference on Disease Biomarkers and Precision Medicine (DBPM-2018), 10/22-24/2018 in Houston, TX
“Gene Master Regulators not Biomarkers should be tested for personalized cancer medicine”, 4th World Congress on Cancer Research & Therapy, Rome (Italy), 08/13-15/2018.
“Gene Master Regulators and the Personalized Timely Cancer Gene Therapy”, 3rd International Conference on “Cancer Research and Targeted Therapy”, London, UK, 08/06-08/2018.
"Gene Master Regulators in Cancer Gene Therapy", 2nd Symposium of Translational Oncology STOP Cancer, Bucharest, Romania, 04/13-15/2018.
“Validation of the Gene Master Regulators Theory for Cancer Gene Therapy", Center for Computational Systems Biology Seminar series, 02/13/2019
“Gene Master Regulators approach may provide the most legitimate targets for cancer gene therapy”, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston 10/25/2018, host: Dr. Terzah, Division of Pediatric Hematology-Oncology.
“A Physicist eye-view on biology”, Graduate Seminars in Electrical Engineering, Host: Dr. M Sadiku, 10/10/2018
“A 3D pseudostochastic model of intercellular calcium signaling alteration in the diabetic smooth muscle”, Dept of Mathematics, College of Arts and Sciences, Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View 09/07/2018. Host Dr. N Hritonenko
“The personalized GMR approach of thyroid cancer gene therapy”, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, 1/26/2018. Host: Dr. G. Calin, Co-Director, The RNA Interference and non-coding RNA Center.


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MUSIC OF THE HEART
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Miramax Films Director: Wes Craven Writer: Pamela Gray Cast: Meryl Streep, Angela Bassett, Aidan Quinn, Gloria Estefan, Cloris Leachman
When David Lynch made a movie this year starring a lawnmower, we felt sure that this was not just an instrument to make suburban grasslands look like golf courses but an out-and-out serial killer. What a surprise that the machine was simply a convenient--if unstable--transport system for an half-blind octogenarian visiting his ailing brother in a neighboring Midwestern state. Wes Craven has now joined the bandwagon of newly chaste and virtuous filmmakers. The horrormeister who has already turned out such dramas of fear and loathing as critic Jon Bauer's favorite "Last House on the Left," "A Nightmare on Elm Street," "Vampire in Brooklyn" and "Scream" now turns to a sweet, inspiring, true story with a documentary look about a woman who faced the horror of stubborn parents and tenacious administrators before butchering the bogeymen of bureaucratic bullheadedness.
"Music of the Heart" is sentimental like "The Straight Story" but unlike Lynch's conflict-free tale, this one is loaded with contention. The trouble with "Music" is not its occasional stickiness but its predictability. We follow the usual trajectory: the principal character is in heaps of trouble during the initial phase but by the conclusion every last knot is neatly tied. The marital difficulty, the dissension of school authorities and some parents, the difficulties in getting grade- school kids from the ghetto disciplined and involved with the violin lessons--not a single dilemma remains at the conclusion of the two hours and then some. In this case, however, the argument can be made that the facts of the story are true: that "Music of the Heart" is simply a dramatized version of the wonderful documentary "Small Wonders" that you can easily obtain today on video which details the miraculous teaching done by Roberta Guaspari over a ten-year period despite the difficulties she faced at home as a single mother of two boys, devastated that her Navy husband had deserted the family that so loyally followed him from base to base.
Despite the flaws of predictability and occasional mawkishness, Craven's story tugs at the heartstrings just as the fifty lads in each of Guaspari's classes tug at their violin strings. Craven opens the tale as Guaspari (Meryl Streep), having been dumped by her husband, takes a humiliating job gift-wrapping presents at a department store on the advise of her interfering but well-meaning mother, Assunta (Cloris Leachman). When a former friend she had known from high school, Brian Sinclair (Aidan Quinn), runs into her, some chemistry develops, but while Guaspari is looking for a stable man to take the place of her ex, Brian is not interested in commitment.
Moving to East Harlem with her boys, Guaspari overcomes the resistance of the principal of an elementary school, Janet Williams (Angela Bassett), and of a constipated music teacher and is hired as a substitute. In one bizarre altercation, she is confronted by a parent who refuses to allow her son to continue in her class because Guaspari is teaching the works of "dead white composers" and because she has come to Harlem presumably "to save poor black kids who never asked to be saved." When this parent asks the teacher to name a single black composer and gets no answer, she seems to have lost her own argument. If indeed there are no major African-American composers, wouldn't the violin class be a step toward bridging that gap?
Almost miraculously restoring order in a classroom of young, energetic but unfocused kids, she gains their affection by proving to them that they could improve their playing weekly through practice and dedication, even holding a successful concert in the auditorium before previously incredulous parents. When after ten years' time the shortsighted local Board of Education and District Superintendent cut the funds out of the music and art programs, Guaspari is to be out of a job by the end of the term. But she survives by holding a concert of her charges together a few ringers like Isaac Stern and Itzhak Perlman in Carnegie Hall, no less, raising enough money to continue the wonderful program. Guaspari continues to this very day teaching in East Harlem and, in fact, during the closing credits the audience is given a phone number to call if they wish to pledge money to the program.
As satisfying to the soul as the movie is, perhaps it would not have succeeded so well in evoking the affection of an audience had someone of lesser talent than Meryl Streep been cast as Ms. Guaspari--though I wish that scripter Pamela Gray did not give her so many annoying "you-know"'s to say. At no time does she look like an actress rather than a grade-school teacher. A bit on the frizzy side and as vulnerable in her personal life as she is a strong presence in the classroom, Ms. Streep turns in her usual radiant and expressive performance of the sort we've come to expect after watching her in films like "Kramer vs. Kramer," "The Deer Hunter," and "The Bridges of Madison County." One wonders why her character in this film, however, remains a substitute teacher having never taken the necessary tests for a regular license. (Being a substitute, she can be dismissed at the whim of the principal and her salary can never rise above about 2/3 of what she might earn with the same work as a regular.)
The film moved me particularly because I've taught in inner-city schools for quite a number of years and have always tried to introduce programs to enrich the regular classroom curriculum. I've taken kids to Broadway and off- Broadway theater weekly, to field trips outside the country (Montreal), and to sites around New York City as diverse as concert halls and veterinary offices. During that time I was continually badgered by administrators to fill out the field-trip forms correctly, by parents who worried that their kids would be missing regular instruction, and by teachers who resented my taking the youngsters out of their classes occasionally for purposes that they considered only marginally educational. I'd not be so arrogant to say that in my years as an educator I'd achieved anything like what Ms. Guaspari had, but I hope that the public does not come away from this film believing that she is one in a million. There are 70,000 teachers out there running against almost insurmountable odds in trying to do their jobs with mostly poor kids in New York City. Many of them are heroes in my book though there is not nearly enough time or public interest to allow them to display their wares on the silver screen. Consider Ms. Guaspari not unique but an example of the daily miracles that quite a few career teachers have been capable of effecting.
Rated PG. Running Time: 124 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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The SIGIR eCom 2019 Proceedings are available online at CEUR-WS
The following papers have been accepted at SIGIR eCom 2019:
Workshop Papers
1. Leverage Implicit Feedback for Context-aware Product Search
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Keping Bi, Choon Hui Teo, Yesh Dattatreya, Vijai Mohan and W. Bruce Croft
2. Learning Embeddings for Product Size Recommendations
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Kallirroi Dogani, Matteo Tomassetti, Saúl Vargas, Ben Chamberlain and Sofie de Cnudde
3. Multi-objective Relevance Ranking
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Michinari Momma, Alireza Bagheri Garakani and Yi Sun
4. Fashion Outfit Generation for E-commerce
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Elaine Bettaney, Stephen Hardwick, Benjamin Paul Chamberlain and Odysseas Zisimopoulos
5. Personalized Query Auto-Completion Through a Lightweight Representation of the User Context
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Manojkumar Rangasamy Kannadasan and Grigor Aslanyan
6. Learning to Diversify for E-commerce Search with Multi-Armed Bandit
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Anjan Goswami, Chengxiang Zhai and Prasant Mohapatra
7. System Design of Extreme Multi-label Query Classification using a Hybrid Model
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Xianjing Liu, Hejia Zhang, Mingkuan Liu and Alan Lu
8. Multi-Candidate Ranking Algorithm Based Spell Correction
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Chao Wang and Rongkai Zhao
9. Ranking sentences from product description & bullets for better search
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Prateek Verma, Aliasgar Kutiyanawala and Ke Shen
10. E-commerce Query Classification Using Product Taxonomy Mapping: A Transfer Learning Approach
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Michael Skinner and Surya Kallumadi
11. Improving Semantic Matching via Multi-Task Learning in E-Commerce
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Hongchun Zhang, Tianyi Wang, Xiaonan Meng and Yi Hu
12. Query Rewriting using Automatic Synonym Extraction for E-commerce Search
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Aritra Mandal, Ishita Khan and Prathyusha Senthil Kumar
13. PSAC: Context-based Purchase Prediction Framework via User's Sequential Actions
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Wei-Cheng Chen, Chih-Yu Wang, Su-Chen Lin, Alex Ou and Tzu-Chiang Liou
14. Spelling Correction as a Foreign Language
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Yingbo Zhou, Utkarsh Porwal and Roberto Konow
15. Production Ranking Systems: A Review
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Murium Iqbal, Nishan Subedi and Kamelia Aryafar
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Omar Alonso, Vasileios Kandylas and Rukmini Iyer
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Takuma Yamaguchi, Kosuke Arase, Riku Togashi and Shunya Ueta
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Joan Xiao and Robert Munro
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Gourab Chowdhury, Madiraju Srilakshmi, Mainak Chain and Sudeshna Sarkar
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Fabiano Belém, Alexandre Maros, Sergio Canuto, Rodrigo Silva, Jussara Almeida and Marcos Goncalves
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Jinling Jiang, Xiaoming Lin, Junjie Yao and Hua Lu
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24. An Empirical Comparison of FAISS and FENSHSES for Nearest Neighbor Search in Hamming Space
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Cun Mu, Binwei Yang and Zheng Yan
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Stardust Global Ventures » Nomadic Computing - Mobile? Casual? Or just evolution?
...many of us are becoming technology nomads, carrying less and less with us in our daily travels because we know where the oasis (of WiFI rather than water)...
Oh if only it was that easy in Australia. There are so few open WiFi spots here (mainly because if the high cost of net access) that it's a real struggle to wander and work. There are a few pay per use services (e.g. Telstra) -- however they can be very expensive. We are seeing a lot of 3G wireless services being pushed as well, but cost is again an issue and they are limited to business use.
Maybe one day we'll get cheap pervasive networking here (I know it's better that many places in the world, but for a modern economy it's pretty poor)


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#include "DataReader.h"
Public Member Functions | |
| int | readDataTrain (vector< double > *dataTrainIn, int *numbIn, int *numbItTrain, vector< double > *maskRearangedTrain, int *xWidthTrain, int *yWidthTrain) |
| int | readDataTest (vector< double > *dataTestIn, int *numbItTest, vector< double > *maskRearanged, vector< double > *maskRearangedValidation) |
| int | writeDataCube (vector< double > data, std::string path, double flagMask) |
| void | zeroCube () |
| A function used to set all the values of the data cubes to zero. More... | |
| void | writeCubeIntoFile (std::string path, double flagMask) |
| int | writeDataCubePrediction (vector< double > dataTarget, vector< double > dataPred, std::string path) |
| double | calculateCoefficientCube () |
| int | checkDimensionsPatch () |
| A sensibility check function for the dimentions of the Patch. More... | |
| int | checkDimensionsMask () |
| A sensibility check function for the dimentions of the Mask. More... | |
| int | calculateBounds (int trainFlag, int *startYWidth, int *startXWidth, int *startZWidth, int ii, int *numbIterations) |
| int | initialise (ParamsInit parameters) |
| int | readTrainCube () |
| A function to read the Training cube from the file. More... | |
| int | readTestCube () |
| A function to read the Test cube from the file. More... | |
| int | readMasks () |
| A function to read the mask from the file. More... | |
| double | calculateSNR (vector< double > dataClean, vector< double > dataPredicted, std::string path) |
Private Types | |
| enum | Flag { disabled, enabled } |
| A flag (more verbal than 0 and 1) More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| Flag | m_flagMaskValidation |
| Enabled if validation mask is used. More... | |
| Flag | m_flagMaskTest |
| Enabled if test mask is used. More... | |
| Flag | m_augmentFlag |
| Enabled if augmentation is used. More... | |
| std::string | m_nameDataTrainIn |
| A path to the training data. More... | |
| std::string | m_nameDataTestIn |
| A path to the test data. More... | |
| std::string | m_nameMaskTest |
| A path to the test mask. More... | |
| std::string | m_nameMaskValidation |
| A path to the validation mask. More... | |
| vector< vector< vector< double > > > | m_coefCube |
| vector< vector< vector< double > > > | m_cube |
| A cube with final (predicted values) More... | |
| vector< vector< vector< double > > > | m_cubeClean |
| A cube with clean data to write. More... | |
| vector< vector< double > > | m_maskValidation |
| A matrix to hold validation mask. More... | |
| vector< vector< double > > | m_mask |
| A matrix to hold the mask for test and traing (real missing values) More... | |
| double | m_inputScale |
| double | m_max |
| Maximum value of the seismic data cube. More... | |
| double | m_min |
| Minimum value of the seismic data cube. More... | |
| double | m_maxAbs |
| Maximum absolute value of the seismic data cube. More... | |
| double | m_MSError |
| Total MSE error of the reconstruction. More... | |
| double | m_qMeasure |
| SNR measure of the reconstructed cube (see Georgious paper) More... | |
| int | m_zWidthTrain |
| Z dimention of the Train Cube. More... | |
| int | m_xWidthTrain |
| X dimention of the Train Cube. More... | |
| int | m_yWidthTrain |
| Y dimention of the Train Cube. More... | |
| int | m_zWidthTest |
| Z dimention of the Test Cube. More... | |
| int | m_xWidthTest |
| X dimention of the Test Cube. More... | |
| int | m_yWidthTest |
| Y dimention of the Test Cube. More... | |
| int | m_patchX |
| Size of the patch in X dimention. More... | |
| int | m_patchZ |
| Size of the patch in Z dimention. More... | |
| int | m_patchY |
| Size of the patch in Y dimention. More... | |
| int | m_shiftXTrain |
| Shift in X dimention of the patch while training. More... | |
| int | m_shiftYTrain |
| Shift in Y dimention of the patch while training. More... | |
| int | m_shiftZTrain |
| Shift in Z dimention of the patch while training. More... | |
| int | m_shiftXTest |
| Shift in X dimention of the patch while testing. More... | |
| int | m_shiftYTest |
| Shift in Y dimention of the patch while testing. More... | |
| int | m_shiftZTest |
| Shift in Z dimention of the patch while testing. More... | |
| int | m_numbItTrain |
| Number of training iterations. More... | |
| int | m_numbItTest |
| Number of test iterations. More... | |
| int | m_patchSize |
| Total patch size (m_patchX*m_patchY*m_patchZ) More... | |
| int | m_totCubesTest |
| Total number of test examples. More... | |
| int | m_xWidthMask |
| Width of the mask in X dimention. More... | |
| int | m_yWidthMask |
| Width of the mask in Y direction. More... | |
| int | m_augmentX |
| Size of the band of additional values in X direction. More... | |
| int | m_augmentY |
| Size of the band of additional values in Y direction. More... | |
| int | m_augmentZ |
| Size of the band of additional values in Z direction. More... | |
Definition at line 21 of file DataReader.h.
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private |
A flag (more verbal than 0 and 1)
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| disabled | |
| enabled |
Definition at line 25 of file DataReader.h.
| int DataReader::calculateBounds | ( | int | trainFlag, |
| int * | startYWidth, | ||
| int * | startXWidth, | ||
| int * | startZWidth, | ||
| int | ii, | ||
| int * | numbIterations | ||
| ) |
A function used to map the cube coefficients to the coefficients of the patches
| trainFlag | - set to 1 if called from the function calculating bounds for training patches |
| startYWidth | - starting index in the Y in the data cube from where the patch is taken |
| startXWidth | - starting index in the X in the data cube from where the patch is taken |
| startZWidth | - starting index in the Z in the data cube from where the patch is taken |
| ii | - current iteration of the |
| numbIterations | - total number of patches |
Definition at line 338 of file datareader.cpp.
| double DataReader::calculateCoefficientCube | ( | ) |
A function to calculate the values stored in m_coefCube, used to scale the overlapping patches in the final data cube
Definition at line 393 of file datareader.cpp.
| double DataReader::calculateSNR | ( | vector< double > | dataClean, |
| vector< double > | dataPredicted, | ||
| std::string | path | ||
| ) |
A function to calculate the SNR
| dataClean | target data |
| dataPredicted | predicted data |
| path | - path to the file where to write the SNR |
Definition at line 433 of file datareader.cpp.
| int DataReader::checkDimensionsMask | ( | ) |
A sensibility check function for the dimentions of the Mask.
Definition at line 666 of file datareader.cpp.
| int DataReader::checkDimensionsPatch | ( | ) |
A sensibility check function for the dimentions of the Patch.
Definition at line 645 of file datareader.cpp.
| int DataReader::initialise | ( | ParamsInit | parameters | ) |
A function to initialise the DataReader class (setting private variables)
| parameters | hold all values red from the config file |
Definition at line 4 of file datareader.cpp.
| int DataReader::readDataTest | ( | vector< double > * | dataTestIn, |
| int * | numbItTest, | ||
| vector< double > * | maskRearanged, | ||
| vector< double > * | maskRearangedValidation | ||
| ) |
A function to read the test data and pass it back to the training algorithm
| dataTestIn | the vector holding the test data used in the training algorithm |
| numbItTest | number of test iterations (number of exemplars) |
| maskRearanged | the vector holding the test mask, so that it corresponds to the order of patches |
| maskRearangedValidation | the vector holding the validation mask, so that it corresponds to the order of patches |
Definition at line 283 of file datareader.cpp.
| int DataReader::readDataTrain | ( | vector< double > * | dataTrainIn, |
| int * | numbIn, | ||
| int * | numbItTrain, | ||
| vector< double > * | maskRearangedTrain, | ||
| int * | xWidthTrain, | ||
| int * | yWidthTrain | ||
| ) |
A function to read the training data and pass it back to the training algorithm
| dataTrainIn | the vector holding the training data used in the training algorithm |
| numbIn | |
| numbItTrain | number of training iterations (number of exemplars) |
| maskRearangedTrain | the vector holding the mask, so that it corresponds to the order of patches |
| xWidthTrain | - x dimention of the training cube |
| yWidthTrain | - y dimention of the training cube |
Definition at line 182 of file datareader.cpp.
| int DataReader::readMasks | ( | ) |
A function to read the mask from the file.
Definition at line 35 of file datareader.cpp.
| int DataReader::readTestCube | ( | ) |
A function to read the Test cube from the file.
Definition at line 246 of file datareader.cpp.
| int DataReader::readTrainCube | ( | ) |
A function to read the Training cube from the file.
Definition at line 122 of file datareader.cpp.
| void DataReader::writeCubeIntoFile | ( | std::string | path, |
| double | flagMask | ||
| ) |
A function to write the data into a file
| path | to the save file |
| flagMask | - whether to apply the mask or not |
Definition at line 593 of file datareader.cpp.
| int DataReader::writeDataCube | ( | vector< double > | data, |
| std::string | path, | ||
| double | flagMask | ||
| ) |
A function to convert an array of data into a cube with predicted values
| data | target data |
| path | to the file to save |
| flagMask | whether to apply mask or not (1.0 if the input cube is written, 0.0 if target) |
Definition at line 525 of file datareader.cpp.
| int DataReader::writeDataCubePrediction | ( | vector< double > | dataTarget, |
| vector< double > | dataPred, | ||
| std::string | path | ||
| ) |
A function to convert an array of data into a cube with predicted values
| dataTarget | target data |
| dataPred | predicted data |
| path | to the file to save |
Definition at line 557 of file datareader.cpp.
| void DataReader::zeroCube | ( | ) |
A function used to set all the values of the data cubes to zero.
Definition at line 632 of file datareader.cpp.
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Enabled if augmentation is used.
Definition at line 34 of file DataReader.h.
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Size of the band of additional values in X direction.
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Size of the band of additional values in Y direction.
Definition at line 151 of file DataReader.h.
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Size of the band of additional values in Z direction.
Definition at line 154 of file DataReader.h.
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A cube with coefficients (used to scale overlaps when writing the output cube (if the shift in test is used)
Definition at line 50 of file DataReader.h.
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A cube with final (predicted values)
Definition at line 53 of file DataReader.h.
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A cube with clean data to write.
Definition at line 56 of file DataReader.h.
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Enabled if test mask is used.
Definition at line 31 of file DataReader.h.
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Enabled if validation mask is used.
Definition at line 28 of file DataReader.h.
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The scaling factor of the input - e.g. if 0.001 all values in the cube are divided by 1000. If -1.0, cube/m_maxAbs, if -2.0, (cube - m_min)/(m_max-m_min)
Definition at line 67 of file DataReader.h.
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A matrix to hold the mask for test and traing (real missing values)
Definition at line 62 of file DataReader.h.
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A matrix to hold validation mask.
Definition at line 59 of file DataReader.h.
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Maximum value of the seismic data cube.
Definition at line 70 of file DataReader.h.
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Maximum absolute value of the seismic data cube.
Definition at line 76 of file DataReader.h.
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Minimum value of the seismic data cube.
Definition at line 73 of file DataReader.h.
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Total MSE error of the reconstruction.
Definition at line 79 of file DataReader.h.
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A path to the test data.
Definition at line 40 of file DataReader.h.
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A path to the training data.
Definition at line 37 of file DataReader.h.
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A path to the test mask.
Definition at line 43 of file DataReader.h.
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A path to the validation mask.
Definition at line 46 of file DataReader.h.
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Number of test iterations.
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Number of training iterations.
Definition at line 130 of file DataReader.h.
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Total patch size (m_patchX*m_patchY*m_patchZ)
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Size of the patch in X dimention.
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Size of the patch in Y dimention.
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Size of the patch in Z dimention.
Definition at line 106 of file DataReader.h.
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SNR measure of the reconstructed cube (see Georgious paper)
Definition at line 82 of file DataReader.h.
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Shift in X dimention of the patch while testing.
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Shift in X dimention of the patch while training.
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Shift in Y dimention of the patch while testing.
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Shift in Y dimention of the patch while training.
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Shift in Z dimention of the patch while testing.
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Shift in Z dimention of the patch while training.
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Total number of test examples.
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Width of the mask in X dimention.
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X dimention of the Test Cube.
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X dimention of the Train Cube.
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Width of the mask in Y direction.
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Y dimention of the Test Cube.
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Y dimention of the Train Cube.
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Z dimention of the Test Cube.
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Z dimention of the Train Cube.
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BACLOFEN RxNorm: 1292 ATC: M03BX01 |
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Take into account |
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IRON RxNorm: 1431589 ATC: B03A |
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ANTIEMITIC NEUROLEPTICS CLASS CODE: A03FA-001 |
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CONTRAINDICATION Use an antiemitic without extrapyramidal effects. |
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ANTIPSYCHOTIC NEUROLEPTICS (EXCEPT CLOZAPINE) CLASS CODE: N05A-001 |
Reciprocal antagonism between the levodopa and the neuroleptics |
Not recommended With a parkinsons patient, use the minimum effective doses of each of the two medications. |
LEVODOPA RxNorm: 6375 ATC: N04BA01 |
RESERPINE RxNorm: 9260 ATC: C02AA02 |
Inhibition of the effects of the levodopa |
CONTRAINDICATION |
LEVODOPA RxNorm: 6375 ATC: N04BA01 |
SPIRAMYCIN RxNorm: 9991 ATC: J01FA02 |
When administered with the carbidopa: inhibition of the absorption of the carbidopa with decrease of the plasma concentrations of the levodopa |
Precaution for use Clinical monitoring and possible adjustment of the dosage of the levodopa. |
LEVODOPA RxNorm: 6375 ATC: N04BA01 |
TETRABENAZINE RxNorm: 10390 ATC: N07XX06 |
Reciprocal antagonism between the levodopa and the tetrabenazine |
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If your car has been clamped then you will also have been issued with a fine. You will need to pay the fine and a clamp removal fee of £40. You will need to pay these charges at one of the council’s One Stop Shops .
The council will notify the police if your vehicle has been towed away. You will need to contact the council’s removal contractor, Hinton Rescue on 01225<PHONE_NUMBER>5 448025, to get your vehicle released and arrange collection.
You will need to provide:
You can challenge the process by following the instructions on the back of the parking ticket or other documentation you receive. We must receive your letter within 28 days of the fine being issued.
If your challenge is rejected, you will receive a letter explaining why and how you can appeal to the Traffic Penalty Tribunal.


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web-services/text-chunks.web.service.ts
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Returns text chunks from a given document and at given locations with optional highlights for entities and relevant extracts
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Makes an Angular HttpParams object from a basic Javascript object
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Makes an API url by appending the api name to the api path held on the StartConfig
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import { Inject, Injectable } from "@angular/core";
import { Observable, map } from "rxjs";
import { SqHttpClient } from "./http-client";
import { HttpService } from "./http.service";
import { IQuery } from "./query/query";
import { StartConfig, START_CONFIG } from "./start-config.web.service";
export interface TextLocation {
/** Location in document (defaults to 0) */
offset?: number;
/** Length in document (defaults to all document) */
length?: number;
}
export interface TextChunk {
/** Location in document */
offset: number;
/** Length of chunk in document */
length: number;
/** Text with HTML tags for entity highlights */
text: string;
/** For information: SQL clause for extracting this text chunk */
sql: string;
}
@Injectable({providedIn: 'root'})
export class TextChunksWebService extends HttpService {
private static readonly endpoint = "doc.textchunks";
constructor(
@Inject(START_CONFIG) startConfig: StartConfig,
private httpClient: SqHttpClient) {
super(startConfig);
}
/**
* Returns text chunks from a given document and at given locations with
* optional highlights for entities and relevant extracts
* @param id The document from which to extract the text
* @param textChunks The locations at which to get the text
* @param highlights The list of highlights (entities, matchlocations, extractlocations) to include in the text (the web service defaults to no highlight)
* @param query A query to retrieve the document (including the text searched in the document, which is needed to highlight matches and extracts)
* @param leftSentencesCount Number of sentences to include BEFORE each location
* @param rightSentencesCount Number of sentences to include AFTER each location
* @returns An observable list of text chunks
*/
getTextChunks(id: string, textChunks: TextLocation[], highlights?: string[], query?: IQuery, leftSentencesCount?: number, rightSentencesCount?: number): Observable<TextChunk[]> {
return this.httpClient.post<{chunks: TextChunk[]}>(
this.makeUrl(TextChunksWebService.endpoint),
{
app: this.appName,
id,
textChunks,
highlights,
query,
leftSentencesCount,
rightSentencesCount
}).pipe(map(c => c.chunks));
}
}


Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Makes 8 x 225g/8oz portions
Equipment and preparation: You will need a large flameproof casserole of 3.5 litre/6 pint capacity.
Preheat the oven to 140C/275F/Gas 1.
First take a large frying pan, the largest you have, heat 3 tbsp of the oil and gently fry the onion and garlic over a medium heat for about 10 minutes, moving it around from time to time.
While the onion is softening, chop the pancetta: the best way to do this after opening the pack is to roll the contents into a sausage shape, then using a sharp knife slice it lengthways into four, then slice the lengths across as finely as possible. After 10 minutes, add this to the pan to join the onions and garlic and continue cooking them all for another 5 minutes.
Now transfer this mixture to the casserole. Add another tbsp of oil to the pan, turn the heat up to its highest then add the minced beef and brown it, breaking it up and moving it round in the pan. When the beef is browned tip it into the casserole. Heat another tbsp of the oil and do exactly the same with the minced pork. While the pork is browning, trim the chicken livers, rinse them under cold running water, dry them thoroughly with kitchen paper and chop them minutely small. When the pork is browned, transfer it to the casserole, then heat the remaining tbsp of oil and brown the pieces of chicken liver. Add these to the casserole.
Now you've finished with the frying pan, so get rid of that and place the casserole over the direct heat, give everything a good stir together, then add the contents of the tins of tomatoes, the tomato purée, red wine and a really good seasoning of salt, pepper and nutmeg.
Allow this to come up to simmering point. Then strip the leaves from half the basil, chop them very finely and add them to the pot. As soon as everything is simmering, place the casserole on the centre shelf of the oven and leave it to cook slowly, without a lid, for 4 hours. It's a good idea to have a look after 3 hours to make sure all is well, but what you should end up with is a thick, concentrated sauce with only a trace of liquid left in it, then remove it from the oven, taste to check the seasoning, strip the leaves off the remainng basil, chop them small and stir them in.
Then when the sauce is absolutely cold, divide it, using scales, by spooning 225g/8oz into polythene freezer bags. Seal them leaving a little bit of air at the top to allow room for expansion. Each 225g/8oz pack, thoroughly defrosted and re-heated, will provide enough ragù for 225g/8oz pasta, which will serve 2 people.