A snackbar is a non-modal dialog that appears in response to a lightweight user action. It dissapears automatically after a minimum of 6 seconds.
The display of the snackbar should be toggled using the hidden property. Please refer to the Dialog Transitions section for information on how to correctly trigger a CSS transition from a hidden state. With the correct JavaScript in place, applying the snackbar-dialog--transition modifier class will opt into a transition that slides in on show, and fades out on hide.
NOTE: A toast is non-modal and therefore should not capture or trap keyboard focus when opened.
The default snackbar displays a short, non-interactive message.
A snackbar can contain a single shortcut action. Typically this is an "undo".
In order to give all users adequate time to find and reach the action, the snackbar DOM position must be placed closely after the users current location (i.e. document.activeElement). This ensures a natual reading and keyboard order. In addition, an accesskey attribute allows quick access via the operating system's access keys.
The content and action can be stacked vertically by using the snackbar-dialog__window--column modifier.


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The fact that the compiler inlines and customizes methods means that methods can potentially have many compiled versions, each in a different inlining or customization context. This brings up an important point: it would seem like this might consume a large amount of space for compiled code. In practice, the opposite is true: the system uses a remarkably small amount of space for compiled code. This is because only performance critical code is optimized, and most systems spend most of their time running a quite small set of performance critical code, as mentioned before.
You can tell the VM to print a summary of the compiled code space usage, which appears in the console window (not the Trancript). This is done using the "System/Compiler/Print Compiled Code Space Usage (Zone)" menu item on the Launcher. The first number is the total size of the compiled code space, including unused space. The size of this area is fixed at startup, but can be changed using the CodeSize option in the .strongtalkrc startup options file. The third line contains the most important information, which is the number of compiled top-level methods (not counting methods inlined into them), and how much space they use. Typically compiled code occupies 1-3 megabytes for a programming session.
You can tell the VM to show every method it is compiling, which is an interesting way to watch the adaptive optimization process in action. This is done by selecting "System/Compiler/Print Compilations" from the Launcher menu.
The threshold at which code is considered to be performance-sensitive, and thus compiled, can be changed. This is done by setting a different value for InvocationCounterLimit in the .strongtalkrc file. This value is 10000 by default. The number indicates the number of times a method or loop body must execute before the compiler tries to produce an optimized version of that code (and perhaps the calling and called code too). Increasing this value will cause a smaller amount of compiled code to be compiled, and decreasing it will cause more code to be compiled. The performance effect of changing it is not so obvious. The most performance critical code will be compiled for almost any reasonable value, so peak performance is not affected. Code that is marginally performance sensitive is the most affected by changing the limit. Increasing the limit also has the effect of making the system somewhat more stable, since less of the system is compiled.
Because of the adaptive nature of the compiler, the compiled code naturally differs depending on the way that the system is being used. Thus, subtle changes in the way that a user interacts with the system can cause slightly different optimization results. For production application deployment, this may not be a desirable feature, since the exact compiled code produced can vary every single time the system is run, and that may make the testing team uncomfortable.
To deal with these sorts of issues, the Strongtalk VM is capable of storing in an external directory structure the exact inlining format that the system is using, and can be told to reuse that same inlining structure on subsequent runs. This can make the performance of the system more predictable, and in fact, you can even turn off all compilation for any method not in the inlining database, so that the compiled code is virtually identical between runs. Or, you can allow the compiler to run normally, in addition to using the inlining database.
To create an inlining database, you run the system until you have the system in a state where the code you care about has been optimized. Then, you dump the inlining database using the Launcher menu item "System/Compiler/Create Inlining Database". This will create a directory called "Inlining" under the strongtalk home directory. The directory contains a subdirectory for each class that has optimized code associated with it, and in those directories there is a file for each optimized method, containing the inlining structure in the same format we saw on the previous page.
Once you have created an inlining database, there are several flags that control the inlining database operation. These flags are in the .strongtalkrc file. The options have either a + before them to enable them, or a - to disable them.
UseInliningDatabase: this option indicates whether or not the inlining database should be used.
UseInliningDatabaseEagerly: this option indicates whether the inlining database should be used eagerly or not. When this flag is off, the inlining database is referred to only when a method has been used enough to become performance critical, and it is then compiled using the database inlining structure. When the database is used eagerly, two things happen: the method is compiled using the inlining database structure immediately the first time it is invoked, and a background process starts when the system starts up to eagerly compile all the code in the inlining database. Eager use of the database can cause the system to start up a little bit slower, since compilation happens up-front, but the system then reaches top performance much sooner and more predictably than when using the database lazily.
UseRecompilation: This flag actually isn't directly for the inlining database, but it interacts with it. This is the master flag that tells the system whether to compile performance critical code. If this is off, the system runs in interpreted mode, except for any methods in the inlining database (if it is enabled), which are the only ones optimized. If the compiler is on, then the optimizer runs normally, although the inlining database is referred to for those methods it contains.
The inlining database is also a great tool for exploring exactly what the adaptive compiler has done. Try dumping the inlining database and looking at its contents if you are interested in the adaptive compiler. One important thing to note is that sometimes there is no entry in the database for a method you are sure is performance critical. This can happen because the inlining database may have inlined that method into the body of some other calling method instead, so it may not need its own top-level compiled method. Adaptive optimization may compile many different versions of a method, either customized for different subclasses, or inlined into different optimized calling methods.


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The minimum set of system requirements is reviewed in the Installation section. Installed .NET Framework is the only "must have" software component that is required for CS-Script engine to run.
Notepad or any other text editor is a minimum toolset required to create a script file. However development time and effort can be significantly decreased if CS-Script is used in conjunction with any sort of IDE.
CS-Script files (.cs) can be opened with any supported IDE/Debugger/Editor by using appropriate shell extension just with a mouse right-click. Some of these shell extensions are installed by default. To install/uninstall a particular shell extension a special installation script (debugger.cs from the Script Library ) has to be executed (see Script Library).
Read about usage CS-Script with just some of the common IDEs, debuggers and source code editors:
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MS Visual Studio v 7.1
Microsoft Visual Studio 2003
MS Visual Studio v 8.0
Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
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Notepad++ (Open Source C# aware text editor).


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In the beginning, Greene created himself, and The Alium; in The Alium, only he existed within, he decided that that sucked and created his first child by forming her from the air. Her name was Donald Trump Sr. Greene then reproduced with his daughter, Donald Trump, the Goddess of money, to produced his first grandchild, Barden Maud. He said unto Barden, "You shall beeth the Goddess of smurtness." This birthing and assigning of duties to his children continued on for many millennia, then Greene became annoyed with the overpopulation of his universe, so he used his gravitational pull to pull everything togethereth and causeth the bigeth bangeth. After he caused the bigeth bangeth, he created a universe that was constantly expanding, using the souls of his progeny to create the stars. He used the placenta from the births to create the planets and all solids. He then used the flesh and bones of the dead Gods to create the dinosaurs. And he used the blood to create water, lava, ice, and snow. After millions of millennia, he got bored of his giant fidgeteth spinner, the universe. In his boredom, he willed into being, Donald Trump Jr, the New Goddess of money. He birthed Braden Daum, the new Goddess of smurtness, and many others. The dinosaurs ruled the Earth, in all of their mighty floatingness. As it turns out, Dylan Streck, one of the Gods, disliked the idea of floating dinosaureths, so he bless-edeth Earth with gravity. Dawayne Johnsin, the God of stone, rock, meteors, and The Rock, became annoyed with the existence of the dinosaurs. So he used console commands to spawn in a largeth meteor to killeth the dinosaureths. Brandon Greene, being once again annoyed by the void in this planet he oversees, decidedeth that something should inhabiteth tha planeteth. He summoned a council of all of his progeny, but only Harambe showedeth up. It went to a vote, and Harambe voted for primate. Since no one else showedeth up, he allowed the primateths to walketh the planeteth. When they first walkedeth on the planet, the primates walked on four legs. Dylan, being perturbed by this site, allowed them the ability to slightly overcome gravity and ascend to bipedalism. TJ Krause, the God of annoyingness, is banished to Earth, and stripped of his power, by a unanimous decision amongst the others. TJ was the first human. TJ's assistant (Toby Maguire, the God of stupidity), who had not been banished, felt pity for him. So the assistant, gave TJ fire and the first human female, Alex. The assistant is banished to the tutorial world for his stupidity; however, he was still allowed to have his power of being the God of stupidity.


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libcoap 4.3.1
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Representation of chained list of CoAP options to install. More...
#include <coap_option.h>
Data Fields | |
| struct coap_optlist_t * | next |
| next entry in the optlist chain More... | |
| uint16_t | number |
| the option number (no delta coding) More... | |
| size_t | length |
| the option value length More... | |
| uint8_t * | data |
| the option data More... | |
Representation of chained list of CoAP options to install.
Definition at line 328 of file coap_option.h.
| uint8_t* coap_optlist_t::data |
the option data
Definition at line 332 of file coap_option.h.
| size_t coap_optlist_t::length |
the option value length
Definition at line 331 of file coap_option.h.
| struct coap_optlist_t* coap_optlist_t::next |
next entry in the optlist chain
Definition at line 329 of file coap_option.h.
| uint16_t coap_optlist_t::number |
the option number (no delta coding)
Definition at line 330 of file coap_option.h.


Would it be possible to add a zoom feature that also maintains the size of the re-sizing handles.
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A zoom only mode (just view, no edit) is not that problem but zoom and changing all the move/resize/rotate behaviours that they working fine in zoom mode, is a problem.


Before Change
supports[supports < 0] = 0
is_correct[is_correct == 0] = -1
ent = 1 - ((1/np.log(n_classes)) * np.sum(np.multiply(supports, np.log(supports)), axis=1))
C_src = np.multiply(ent, is_correct)
return C_src
After Change
B. Antosik, M. Kurzynski, New measures of classifier competence – heuristics and application to the design of
multiple classifier systems., in: Computer recognition systems 4., 2011, pp. 197–206.
n_samples = is_correct.shape[0]
if n_samples != supports.shape[0]:
raise ValueError("The number of samples in X and y must be the same"
"n_samples X = %s, n_samples y = %s " % (n_samples, supports.shape[0]))


Rebalance an investment portfolio based on a wide range of objectives and investor preferences such as avoiding sin stocks, focusing on socially responsible investments, or limiting contribution to asset classes, all while minimizing the overall volatility with respect to a benchmark.
Project the potential impact to your portfolio based on the result of a macroeconomic shock and its resulting, correlated effects on the rest of the market.
Import a new portfolio using Quovo.
| Name | Company | Quantity |
|---|


Example: Violent Crime and Abuse (2x2)
tab_crime <- tibble::tribble(~abuse, ~violent, ~count,
"Yes Abuse", "Yes Violet", 70,
"Yes Abuse", "No Violet", 30,
"No Abuse", "Yes Violet", 40,
"No Abuse", "No Violet", 60) %>%
tidyr::pivot_wider(names_from = violent,
values_from = count) %>%
tibble::column_to_rownames(var = "abuse") %>%
as.matrix() %>%
as.table()
tab_crime
Yes Violet No Violet
Yes Abuse 70 30
No Abuse 40 60
Pearson's Chi-squared test with Yates' continuity correction
data: .
X-squared = 16.99, df = 1, p-value = 3.758e-05
Pearson's Chi-squared test
data: .
X-squared = 18.182, df = 1, p-value = 2.008e-05
# A tibble: 1 x 4
cramers_v CI CI_low CI_high
<dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
1 0.291 0.95 0.153 0.430
Example: Schizophrenic Treatment (Cohen textbook)
schizo_counts <- tibble::tribble(
~trt, ~response, ~n,
"Psychodynamic Therapy", "Improved", 6,
"Psychodynamic Therapy", "No Change", 6,
"Psychodynamic Therapy", "Got Worse", 8,
"Rogerian Therapy", "Improved", 4,
"Rogerian Therapy", "No Change", 14,
"Rogerian Therapy", "Got Worse", 2,
"Group Therapy", "Improved", 8,
"Group Therapy", "No Change", 3,
"Group Therapy", "Got Worse", 9,
"Token Economy", "Improved", 12,
"Token Economy", "No Change", 5,
"Token Economy", "Got Worse", 3)
schizo_counts
# A tibble: 12 x 3
trt response n
<chr> <chr> <dbl>
1 Psychodynamic Therapy Improved 6
2 Psychodynamic Therapy No Change 6
3 Psychodynamic Therapy Got Worse 8
4 Rogerian Therapy Improved 4
5 Rogerian Therapy No Change 14
6 Rogerian Therapy Got Worse 2
7 Group Therapy Improved 8
8 Group Therapy No Change 3
9 Group Therapy Got Worse 9
10 Token Economy Improved 12
11 Token Economy No Change 5
12 Token Economy Got Worse 3
# A tibble: 9 x 3
id trt response
<chr> <chr> <chr>
1 1 Psychodynamic Therapy Improved
2 2 Psychodynamic Therapy Improved
3 3 Psychodynamic Therapy Improved
4 4 Psychodynamic Therapy Improved
5 ... <NA> <NA>
6 77 Token Economy No Change
7 78 Token Economy Got Worse
8 79 Token Economy Got Worse
9 80 Token Economy Got Worse
response
trt Got Worse Improved No Change Total
Group Therapy 9 8 3 20
Psychodynamic Therapy 8 6 6 20
Rogerian Therapy 2 4 14 20
Token Economy 3 12 5 20
Total 22 30 28 80
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Treatment Group
Group Therapy Psychodynamic Therapy Rogerian Therapy
n = 20 n = 20 n = 20
Six Months
Got Worse 9 (45%) 8 (40%) 2 (10%)
Improved 8 (40%) 6 (30%) 4 (20%)
No Change 3 (15%) 6 (30%) 14 (70%)
Token Economy
n = 20
3 (15%)
12 (60%)
5 (25%)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
n = 20 |
n = 20 |
n = 20 |
n = 20 |
|
| Six Months |
|
|
|
|
0.002 |
| Got Worse |
9 (45%) |
8 (40%) |
2 (10%) |
3 (15%) |
|
| Improved |
8 (40%) |
6 (30%) |
4 (20%) |
12 (60%) |
|
| No Change |
3 (15%) |
6 (30%) |
14 (70%) |
5 (25%) |
|
trt
response Group Therapy Psychodynamic Therapy Rogerian Therapy Token Economy
Got Worse 9 8 2 3
Improved 8 6 4 12
No Change 3 6 14 5
Sum 20 20 20 20
trt
response Sum
Got Worse 22
Improved 30
No Change 28
Sum 80
Pearson's Chi-squared test
data: .
X-squared = 21.394, df = 6, p-value = 0.001558
trt
response Group Therapy Psychodynamic Therapy Rogerian Therapy Token Economy
Got Worse 1.4924050 1.0660036 -1.4924050 -1.0660036
Improved 0.1825742 -0.5477226 -1.2780193 1.6431677
No Change -1.5118579 -0.3779645 2.6457513 -0.7559289
# A tibble: 1 x 4
cramers_v CI CI_low CI_high
<dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
1 0.366 0.95 0.145 0.483


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All Classes
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractContext |
Represents a general context of data targeting an item of type
Q . |
| AbstractContextBuilder<B extends AbstractContextBuilder,C extends AbstractContext> |
This interface defines the common generic parts of a query.
|
| AbstractQuery |
Represents a general context of data targeting an item of type
Q . |
| AbstractQueryBuilder<B extends AbstractQueryBuilder,C extends AbstractQuery> |
This abstract class defines the common generic parts of a query.
|
| AmountFormatContext |
The
AmountFormatContext provides details about a MonetaryAmountFormat . |
| AmountFormatContextBuilder |
Builder class for creating new instances of
AmountFormatContext adding detailed
information
about a MonetaryAmountFormat instance. |
| AmountFormatQuery |
Query for accessing instances of
MonetaryAmountFormat . |
| AmountFormatQueryBuilder |
Builder for queries for accessing/configuring
MonetaryAmountFormat instances. |
| Bootstrap |
This singleton provides access to the services available in the current runtime environment and context.
|
| ConversionContext |
This class models a context for which a
ExchangeRate is valid. |
| ConversionContextBuilder |
Builder class to of
ConversionContext instances. |
| ConversionQuery |
Query for accessing
CurrencyConversion instances. |
| ConversionQueryBuilder |
Builder class for creating new instances of
ConversionQuery adding detailed
information about a CurrencyConversion instance. |
| CurrencyContext |
This class models the attributable context of
CurrencyUnit instances. |
| CurrencyContextBuilder |
Builder class for creating new instances of
CurrencyContext adding detailed information
about a CurrencyUnit instance. |
| CurrencyConversion |
This interface defines a
CurrencyConversion that is converting a MonetaryAmount to another
MonetaryAmount with a different target CurrencyUnit . |
| CurrencyConversionException |
Exception thrown when a monetary conversion operation fails.
|
| CurrencyProviderSpi |
SPI (core) to be registered using the
Bootstrap , which allows to
register/provide additional currencies into the system automatically on
startup. |
| CurrencyQuery |
This class models a query for accessing instances of
CurrencyUnit . |
| CurrencyQueryBuilder |
Builder for queries for accessing
CurrencyUnit instances. |
| CurrencySupplier |
Represents a supplier of
CurrencyUnit -valued results. |
| CurrencyUnit |
A unit of currency.
|
| DefaultMonetaryRoundingsSingletonSpi |
This class models the accessor for rounding instances, modeled as
MonetaryOperator . |
| ExchangeRate |
This class models an exchange rate, which defines the factor the numeric value of a base amount in some currency
'A' must be multiplied
to get the corresponding amount in the terminating currency 'B'.
|
| ExchangeRateProvider |
This interface defines access to the exchange rates provided by a provider.
|
| ExchangeRateProviderSupplier |
A supplier of
ExchangeRateProvider name that references an implementation. |
| Monetary |
Factory singleton for
CurrencyUnit , MonetaryAmount and
MonetaryRounding instances as provided by the
different registered SPI instances. |
| MonetaryAmount |
Interface defining a monetary amount.
|
| MonetaryAmountFactory<T extends MonetaryAmount> |
Factory for
MonetaryAmount instances for a given type. |
| MonetaryAmountFactoryProviderSpi<T extends MonetaryAmount> |
SPI (core): Implementations of this interface are used by the
MonetaryAmountsSingletonSpi to evaluate the
correct MonetaryAmountFactory instances. |
| MonetaryAmountFactoryProviderSpi.QueryInclusionPolicy |
Determines how the factory should be considered when querying for matching implementation
types calling
Monetary.getAmountFactory(javax.money.MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery) . |
| MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery |
Query to lookup instances of
MonetaryAmountFactory , which are determined by the (minimal)
capabilities required by the give use case. |
| MonetaryAmountFactoryQueryBuilder |
Builder class for creating new instances of
MonetaryAmountFactoryQuery that can be passed
to access MonetaryAmountFactory instances using a possible complex query. |
| MonetaryAmountFormat |
Formats instances of
MonetaryAmount to a String or an Appendable . |
| MonetaryAmountFormatProviderSpi |
SPI (formatting) providing
MonetaryAmountFormat instances. |
| MonetaryAmountsSingletonQuerySpi |
SPI (core) for the backing implementation of the
Monetary singleton, implementing
the query functionality for amounts. |
| MonetaryAmountsSingletonSpi |
SPI (core) for the backing implementation of the
Monetary singleton. |
| MonetaryContext |
This class models the meta data (mostly the numeric capabilities) of a
MonetaryAmount in a
platform independent way. |
| MonetaryContextBuilder |
Builder class for creating new instances of
MonetaryContext adding detailed information
about a MonetaryAmount instance. |
| MonetaryConversions |
This singleton defines access to the exchange and currency conversion logic
of JavaMoney.
|
| MonetaryConversionsSingletonSpi |
SPI (conversion) that implements the functionality provided by the
MonetaryConversions singleton accessor. |
| MonetaryCurrenciesSingletonSpi |
Factory singleton backing interface for
Monetary that provides access to
different registered CurrencyProviderSpi instances. |
| MonetaryException |
Exception thrown when an error occurs during monetary operations.
|
| MonetaryFormats |
This class models the singleton accessor for
MonetaryAmountFormat instances. |
| MonetaryFormats.DefaultMonetaryFormatsSingletonSpi |
This class models the singleton accessor for
MonetaryAmountFormat instances. |
| MonetaryFormatsSingletonSpi |
This interface models the singleton functionality of
MonetaryFormats . |
| MonetaryOperator |
Represents an operation on a single
MonetaryAmount that produces a
result of type MonetaryAmount . |
| MonetaryParseException |
Signals that an error has been reached unexpectedly while parsing.
|
| MonetaryQuery<R> |
Strategy for querying a monetary amount.
|
| MonetaryRounding |
Interface representing a monetary rounding.
|
| MonetaryRoundingsSingletonSpi |
This class models the accessor for rounding instances, modeled as
MonetaryOperator . |
| NumberSupplier |
Represents a supplier of
NumberValue -valued results. |
| NumberValue |
Instances of this class allow to externalize the numeric value of a
MonetaryAmount . |
| ProviderContext |
This class describes what kind of
ExchangeRate s a .ExchangeRateProvider delivers, including the provider's name, rate type and additional data. |
| ProviderContextBuilder |
Builder class to of
ProviderContext instances. |
| RateType |
This enumeration defines the different type of rates that can be provided by
.ExchangeRateProvider implementations. |
| RoundingContext |
This class models the spec/configuration for a rounding, modeled as
MonetaryRounding in a
platform independent way. |
| RoundingContextBuilder |
Builder class for creating new instances of
RoundingContext adding detailed information
about a MonetaryRounding instance. |
| RoundingProviderSpi |
This SPI allows to extends/override the roundings available for
CurrencyUnit . |
| RoundingQuery |
Query for accessing instances of
MonetaryRounding . |
| RoundingQueryBuilder |
Builder used to construct new instances of RoundingQuery}.
|
| ServiceProvider |
This class models the component that is managing the lifecycle of the
monetary services used by the Money and Currency API.
|
| UnknownCurrencyException |
Exception thrown when a currency code cannot be resolved into a
CurrencyUnit . |


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MotoGP rider Michele Pirro's bike goes up in flames at start of practice
Italian rider Michele Pirro had to deal with a fiery end to his free practice session in Valencia ahead of the final MotoGP race of the season
by Rich Jones, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rich-jones/MotoGP rider Michele Pirro had a fiery moment in practice ahead of the final race of the season as his bike burst into flames.
Pirro was out on track going around a left handed corner when he slowed up noticing something was not right with his bike.
But he initially seemed unaware of the violent flames beneath him as an inferno started near the back wheel.
He eventually took a look down and appeared to do a double take before ditching the bike quickly in the gravel trap.
Marshals swooped in with fire extinguishers to put out the blaze as Pirro walked back to the paddock unharmed by the alarming incident.
The experienced Italian, 33, is a test rider for Ducati and unlikely to appear in Sunday's final race of the season.
He takes part in practice sessions as the team work on the bike which is ridden by main team riders Andrea Dovizioso and Danilo Petrucci.
Pirro did race in Italy, finishing seventh in his home Grand Prix, and retired in his second race of the year in San Marino.
Fabio Quartararo clocked the fastest time in free practice one, ahead of Jack Miller and world champion Marc Marquez.
Pirro clocked the 13th quickest time despite his fiery exit, just ahead of British ace Cal Crutchlow.
Former Ducati rider Jorge Lorenzo announced his retirement yesterday, meaning the race in Spain will be his last in the sport.
"I love this sport but above all I love winning," Lorenzo said at a special news conference also attended by series CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta.
"I have let myself down and I have let down Honda but I think this is the best decision for me and the team. We are both winners and we always have to fight to win."


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Migration traffic rate (MTR) for an altitude layer, defined as the number of targets crossing a 1 km line perpendicular to the migratory movement per hour
mtr(x, alt.min = 0, alt.max = Inf, alpha = NA)
| x | a |
|---|---|
| alt.min | minimum altitude in m |
| alt.max | maximum altitude in m |
| alpha | (optional) migratory direction of interest in clockwise degrees from north, otherwise |
an atomic vector of migration traffic rates in individuals/km/hour
Migration traffic rate (MTR) for an altitude layer is a flux measure, defined as the number of targets crossing a unit of transect per hour.
The transect direction is set by the angle alpha
. When alpha=NA
,
the transect runs perpendicular to the measured migratory direction. mtr
then equals the
number of crossing targets per km transect per hour, for a transect kept perpendicular to the
measured migratory movement at all times and altitudes. In this case mtr
is always a positive quantity,
defined as:
$$mtr = \sum_i dens_i ff_i \Delta h$$
with the sum running over all altitude layers between alt.min
and alt.max
, \(dens_i\) the bird density,
\(ff_i\) the ground speed at altitude layer i, and \(\Delta h\) the altitude layer width.
If alpha
is given a numeric value, the transect is taken perpendicular to
the direction alpha
, and the number of crossing targets per hour per
km transect is calculated as:
$$mtr = \sum_i dens_i ff_i \cos(dd_i-alpha) \Delta h$$ with \(dd_i\) the migratory direction at altitude i.
Note that this equation evaluates to the previous equation when alpha
equals \(dd_i\).
In this definition mtr
is a traditional flux into a direction of interest.
Targets moving into the direction alpha
contribute positively to mtr
, while targets moving in the
opposite direction contribute negatively to mtr
. Therefore mtr
can be both positive or negative,
depending on the definition of alpha.
This is a wrapper function for vintegrate, extracting only the migration traffic rate data.
# NOT RUN { ### MTR for a single vertical profile ### mtr(VP) ### MTRs for a time series of vertical profiles ### # load example time series data(VPTS) # print migration traffic rates: mtr(VPTS) # to plot migration traffic rate data, use vintegrate: plot(vintegrate(VPTS),quantity="mtr") # }


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The paper introduces Multi-Object Network (MONet) architecture that learns a modular representation of images by spatially decomposing scenes into objects and learning a representation for these objects.
Two components:
Attention Module: generates spatial masks corresponding to the objects in the scene.
VAE: learn representation for each object.
VAE components:
Encoder: It takes as input the image and the attention mask generated by the attention module and produce the parameters for distribution over latent variable z.
Decoder: It takes as input the latent variable z and attempts to reproduce the image.
The decoder loss term is weighted by mask, i.e., the decoder tries to reproduce only those parts of the image that the attention mask focuses on.
The attention mechanism is auto-regressive with an ongoing state (called a scope) that tracks which parts of the image are not yet attended over.
In the last step, no attention mask is computed, and the previous scope is used as-is. This ensures that all the masks sum to 1.
The VAE also models the attention mask over the components, i.e., the probability that the pixels belong to a particular component.
A model could efficiently process compositional visual scenes if it can exploit some recurring structures in the scene.
The paper validates this hypothesis by showing that an autoencoder performs better if it can build up the scenes compositionally, processing one mask at a time (these masks are ground-truth spatial masks) rather than processing the scene at once.
VAE encoder parameterizes a diagonal Gaussian latent posterior with a spatial broadcast decoder that encourages the VAE to learn disentangled features.
MONet with seven slots is trained on Objects Room dataset with 1-3 objects.
It learns to generate different attention mask for different objects.
Combining the reconstructed components using the corresponding attention masks produces good quality reconstruction for the entire scene.
Since it is an autoregressive model, MONet can be evaluated for more slots. The model generalizes to novel scene configurations (not seen during training).
On the Multi-dSprites dataset (modification of the dSprites dataset), the model (post-training) distinguishes individual sprites and background.
On the CLEVER data (2-10 objects per image), the model generates good image segmentation and reconstructions and can distinguish between overlapping shapes.


Doctor Who may return sooner than expected for New Year's Day special
Doctor Who fans will be sorely disappointed when for the second year running there will be no Christmas Day special – but they could be in for a New Year’s Day treat instead.
Earlier this year, fans were treated to the first New Year’s Day special for the long-running sci-fi show, which saw Thirteenth Doctor Jodie Whittaker face the Daleks for the first time.
Now that filming on the up-coming series 12 has finished, Whovians are eagerly awaiting the Time Lord’s return – and they could be in for less of a wait than they initially thought.
According to The Mirror, the show will return with a blockbuster, two-part special to utter in its new run of episodes, with the first instalment airing at the turn of 2020.
A source spilled: ‘It’s going to be huge. The scale is just epic. No one will be disappointed.’
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TARDIS companion Bradley Walsh has already teased that fans can expect to see some ‘terrifying’ new monsters on the 12th run of the re-booted series.
‘I’ve got to say, be prepared for the monsters,’ he said. ‘There are some monsters that will absolutely make your hair curl.
‘There’s a couple of monsters they’ve come up with that are absolutely terrifying,’ he added to Radio Times. ‘Absolutely terrifying.’
Considering the legacy the show has for creating scary delights – from the Daleks to the Weeping Angels – we’ll prepare ourselves for the nightmares.
Hopefully, viewers will get the news they’ve been craving soon as the Doctor Who’s official Twitter has already teased a massive announcement is coming in just three days time.
The date of November 23 is very significant, especially for the hard-core fans, who will recognise this as the day when the show’s first-ever episode was aired all the way back in 1963.
And speaking of the new series – A former star of the show has also claimed that the next cycle could be the best yet, and that Whittaker herself will be ‘better than ever’ in her second run, just like David Tennant and Matt Smith before her.
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Spoilers: Emmerdale paedophile Maya returns - and is pregnant with Jacob's baby
Emmerdale has revealed that paedophile Maya Stepney (Louisa Clein) is pregnant with her victim Jacob Gallagher’s (Joe-Warren Plant) baby as she is released from prison. She served half her sentence and Jacob remains as adamant as ever that he is going to be with her.
David Metcalfe (Matthew Wolfenden) followed Jacob after he headed to try and meet Maya from prison and he thought that he had got through to him – but Jacob decided that he was still in love with Maya and kept trying to contact her.
As Maya left the prison after her incarceration, she deleted Jacob’s number but was sporting a pregnant stomach – meaning Jacob has a bombshell on the way that will complicate everything.
Will the pair reunite? And how will David react?
It’s a twist that was held back from fans and it seems like more chapters of the long running storyline – which won the soap several Inside Soap Awards – are set to play out over coming months. It has not been established whether Louisa is making a full term return to the show.
Speaking to Metro.co.uk recently, she wasn’t ruling it out and added that there could be more to explore but Emmerdale played down rumours and plans of a return – although that may have been to preserve the storyline development, which they wanted to be a surprise to viewers.
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The top level Gestures module. The Gesture module is responsible for high level device gestures that are device-wide.
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This Module define all the pin configurations for Arduino 2650 and ADS1115. More...
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Macros | |
| #define | TIDAL_VOLUME_PIN A0 |
| #define | RR_PIN A1 |
| #define | PMAX_PIN A2 |
| #define | FiO2_PIN A3 |
| #define | AUTO_MODE 10 |
| #define | ASSISTED_MODE 11 |
| #define | I2C_SCL_PIN 21 |
| #define | I2C_SDA_PIN 20 |
| #define | BUZZER_PIN 3 |
| #define | ADS115_INT_PIN 6 |
| #define | RESET_SWITCH 13 |
| #define | DISPLAY_1_PIN 29 |
| #define | DISPLAY_2_PIN 28 |
| #define | DISPLAY_3_PIN 27 |
| #define | DISPLAY_4_PIN 26 |
| #define | DISPLAY_RS_PIN 24 |
| #define | DISPLAY_EN_PIN 25 |
| #define | DISP_ENC_SW 4 |
| #define | DISP_ENC_CLK 5 |
| #define | DISP_ENC_DT 30 |
| #define | POWER_SUPPLY_FAILURE 40 |
| #define | GAS_SUPPLY_FAILURE 41 |
| #define | MECH_FAILSAFE_VALVE 42 |
This Module define all the pin configurations for Arduino 2650 and ADS1115.
| #define ADS115_INT_PIN 6 |
ADS115 ALRT is attached to pin 6 ADS115 ADDR is attached to pin ground
| #define ASSISTED_MODE 11 |
Assisted mode is attached to pin 10
| #define AUTO_MODE 10 |
Auto mode is attached to pin 10
| #define BUZZER_PIN 3 |
Buzzer is attached to pin 3
| #define DISP_ENC_CLK 5 |
Rotatory Encoder's CLK is attached to pin 19
| #define DISP_ENC_DT 30 |
Rotatory Encoder's DT is attached to pin 30
| #define DISP_ENC_SW 4 |
Rotatory Encoder's SW is attached to pin 18
| #define DISPLAY_1_PIN 29 |
Display pin 1 is attached to pin 29
| #define DISPLAY_2_PIN 28 |
Display pin 2 is attached to pin 28
| #define DISPLAY_3_PIN 27 |
Display pin 3 is attached to pin 27
| #define DISPLAY_4_PIN 26 |
Display pin 4 is attached to pin 26
| #define DISPLAY_EN_PIN 25 |
Display EN pin is attached to pin 25
| #define DISPLAY_RS_PIN 24 |
Display RS pin is attached to pin 24
| #define FiO2_PIN A3 |
Fio2 pot is attached to pin A3
| #define I2C_SCL_PIN 21 |
I2C SCL is attached to pin 21
| #define I2C_SDA_PIN 20 |
I2C SDA is attached to pin 20
| #define PMAX_PIN A2 |
Peak Pressure pot is attached to pin A2
| #define RESET_SWITCH 13 |
Reset Switch is attached to pin 13
| #define RR_PIN A1 |
BPM or RR pot is attached to pin A1
| #define TIDAL_VOLUME_PIN A0 |
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Bafana soundly beaten by impressive Ghana in AFCON qualifier
Cape Town - Bafana Bafana coach Molefi Ntseki suffered defeat in his first competitive match in charge of the national side as South Africa were soundly beaten 2-0 by Ghana in a Group C 2021 Afcon qualifier played at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium.
The home side started on the front foot immediately, putting South Africa under pressure which resulted in an early free-kick that came to nothing as well as a shout for handball.
In the 11th minute, Jordan Ayew came close to scoring with a clever flick while just two minutes later Emmanuel Boateng miss-hit his attempt on goal.
Bradley Grobler had Bafana's first clear-cut chance on goal in the 16th minute but he could only sky his attempt over the bar.
South Africa then lost Bongani Zungu to injury with Thapelo Morena replacing him.
The first goal came in the 36th minute when Thomas Partey's long-range effort beat Ronwen Williams in the Bafana goal to put Ghana 1-0 at half-time.
Ghana started the second half just like they did the first as they pressurised South Africa from the start.
Despite their dominance, they could not find the second goal as Jordan Ayew went close and Partey fired against the crossbar. Andre Ayew then saw his header fly wide in the 72nd minute as Ghana, driven on by their home support, kept South African under massive pressure.
Much like in the first half, that pressure paid off in the 80th minute when Kudus Mohammed scored with a fine shot that beat William to make the score 2-0.
And that's the way it stayed until the full-time whistle.
South Africa now return home to face Sudan at Orlando Stadium on Sunday (November 17) in a match of great importance after Sudan won their opening match against Sao Tome and Principe 4-0.
Kick-off is at 15:00 (SA time).


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Putin: Russia welcomes troop disengagement in Ukraine
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Moscow welcomed the disengagement of Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian separatists at two flash points in eastern Ukraine.
Speaking to reporters at a BRICS summit in Brazil, Putin said he did not currently have plans to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy before a four-way international summit on Ukraine.
A breakthrough at talks between Moscow and Kiev on Oct. 1 appeared to open the way for the leaders of Ukraine, Russia, Germany and France to hold the first four-way summit on the conflict in three years.


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 Green-Yellow foods are normally safe for daily consumption but be careful.
Category Quotes
Guideline related quotes related to Fats-Oils, Animal-Fats and Green-Yellow throughout Geoff Bond's publications.
The amount and type of fat found in animal products largely depends on how the animals are raised and fed ~Paleo in a Nutshell p.41
Government authorities allow meat packers to inject saltwater into products like ham, bacon, and chicken breasts. You do not need the salt and you might object to paying up to 25 percent of the price just for water. Take your fine reading glasses with you to the supermarket (even health food stores are not necessarily safe) and read the ingredient labels. Avoid the bad carbohydrates, shy away from products that have lengthy ingredient lists, and avoid oils and fat additives, particularly animal fats and hydrogenated fats. ~Paleo in a Nutshell p.93
Additional Quotes
Specific references to Duck fat throughout Geoff Bond's publications.
The fat from goose and duck is semi-liquid at room temperature, which tells us that there is not much saturated fat in it. The fat of these birds has a high percentage of monounsaturated fat. ~Deadly Harvest p.129