BitShares provides a high-performance decentralized exchange, with all the features you would expect in a trading platform. It can handle the trading volume of the NASDAQ, while settling orders the second you submit them. With this kind of performance on a decentralized exchange, who needs risky centralized exchanges?
Throughout history, centralized exchanges have repeatedly proven unreliable and untrustworthy. Whether it is MF Global, Mt. Gox, or BitStamp, many people have been cheated because they allowed a 3rd party to hold their funds. It doesn’t matter how big they are, or how many auditors, regulators or insurers are involved, every kind of fraud, abuse, and theft can occur. In the modern financial system, these transgressions happen all too frequently within centralized banks and exchanges operating across the world. It is time for a change. Keep reading to learn about the benefits of using the world’s first fully decentralized exchange, BitShares.
Dencentralized
Decentralization gives BitShares robustness against failure. When a centralized exchange is compromised, millions of dollars and thousands of users are impacted all at once.  Users are in control of their own security, which can be much better than any centralized entity.
There is a fixed cost associated with attempting to hack an exchange or an individual user. The difference is the size of the reward. If you place a multi-million dollar bounty on attacking a specific exchange, then you can expect a lot more effort to be put into compromising that exchange than would be put into attacking your individual account.
Within a given company, multiple people usually have access to customer funds. You may have heard the expression, “Three can keep a secret if two are dead”. Currently, all centralized exchanges end up depending upon multiple people who share the responsibility of guarding the secret key that controls the funds. If any one of them is compromised, everyone’s funds are put at risk. Because of this, being individually responsible for maintaining your own secrets is the only safe option.
Fast, but not too fast
With BitShares your trades execute in seconds, just like any centralized website interface. Unlike centralized exchanges, there can be no high-frequency trading, front running, or hidden orders. This puts all traders on a level playing field.
On Wall Street, traders go to great lengths to get as physically close to the exchange systems as possible, because their trading bots make decisions so quickly that the speed of light is a considerable factor. A decentralized exchange is location-neutral, and gives everyone equal opportunity.
Secure
Every Dollar, Euro, bitcoin and ounce of gold held as a SmartCoin on the BitShares exchange is backed by up to twice the reserves of traditional centralized exchanges. The traditional banking system has long practiced what I like to call fictional reserve banking, more commonly known as fractional reserve banking. In the Bitcoin ecosystem, we demand at least 100% reserve. A single hack, mistake, or theft can quickly turn a 100% reserve system into a fractional reserve system, or worse, a no reserve system. Without any reserves, it is unlikely that an exchange can give you the funds it owes you.
By always maintaining reserves, you can rest assured that BitShares is solvent in almost any market. All of the reserves are kept as BTS held on the blockchain, and they cannot be stolen, because there are no private keys that can be compromised to steal the reserves.
No Limits
You can trade any amount, at any time, from anywhere, without withdrawal limits. All other legally compliant exchanges have daily withdrawal limits. Those who wish to exceed standard limits must provide increasingly invasive levels of documentation. Some exchanges, such as Coinbase, even limit what you can do with your money after you have withdrawn it. Other exchanges demand documentation of how you earned your cryptocurrency.
With BitShares, no one must approve your account. You have complete financial freedom.
Low Fees
At just a few cents per trade*, BitShares is one of the cheapest exchanges around. Other exchanges charge a percentage of your transaction volume. For a $1000 trade on BitStamp you will pay $5 vs less than $0.01 (Jan 2015) to make the same trade on the BitShares exchange. The more traditional exchanges like E-Trade or Scottrade charge over $5 per trade. Taking these price comparisons into consideration, clearly it doesn’t get any cheaper than BitShares.
* on SmartCoin pairs. Trading fees for User-issued assets may vary
* on SmartCoin pairs. Trading fees for User-issued assets may vary
Trade Almost Anything
Trade in Gold, Silver, Gas, and Oil in addition to your national currency and cryptocurrencies. Few limits exists on what can be traded on the BitShares exchange, given enough interest. The BitShares exchange can support assets that can track stocks, bonds, indexes, or inflation. Companies can issue their own stock on the BitShares network and allow easy, low-cost trading with complete protection against naked shorting. What other cryptocurrency exchange allows you to trade in gold and silver? Learn more about how BitShares creates trust-free digital assets pegged to almost anything.
Roles of an Exchange
The roles that traditional exchanges perform today encompass:
- Receiving cryptocurrency and issuing IOUs.
- Receiving fiat and issuing IOUs.
- Processing an order book.
- Redeeming IOUs.
Each of these stages requires a high degree of trust and direct counterparty risk, because they involve an IOU from the exchange. To get the best liquidity and lowest spreads requires a large and active order book, and this means that most people gravitate toward a few core exchanges, leaving everyone exposed to the same counterparty risk.
Moving money into or out of an exchange often incurs a significant time delay, which means that active traders must keep their funds on the exchange. This magnifies the amount of risk to users of the exchange. It also magnifies the risk to all users in the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Each large security breach results in significant sell pressure, from both the thief looking to cash in their loot, and from regular users hoping to sell before the thief.
Centralization Compromises Privacy
Cryptocurrencies depend upon a public ledger ,which makes privacy challenging, because everyone can see every transaction. Bitcoin gives every user one or more account numbers, and that gives many people a false sense of security. People assume that as long as no one knows your account number and you use a new account number with every transaction that no one can tie all of your bitcoins to your real life identity.
This is where the large centralized exchanges become a problem. In order to comply with government regulations, exchanges must know everyone they do business with. Since many bitcoin transactions flow through an exchange, the exchange learns who everyone is and can start to track who is doing business with whom. Coinbase is already closing accounts based upon who you do business with after withdrawing your bitcoins.
In order to have even the slightest bit of privacy, the exchange functionality needs to be divided among hundreds of parties who are unlikely to collude to compromise identity. This is not economically practical today, because the exchange order book creates market incentives that naturally tend toward centralization in just a few exchanges with the vast majority of market share.
Separation of Powers
There is no reason why the same entity needs to be responsible for issuing IOUs and for processing the order book. It is only because these two roles are combined that we have a tendency toward centralization in the Bitcoin exchange space. If we want to create a decentralized exchange then the first step is to move the order book on to the blockchain where everyone can see it.
In this model, exchanges merely become gateways that receive USD and issue GatewayUSD on the blockchain. Later, they receive GatewayUSD and then execute a wire transfer. They will make their money entirely on transaction fees and not from a percentage of market fees.
The blockchain allows users to trade, for example, BitstampUSD against BitfinexUSD, in order to easily move funds from one gateway to another. Users could even trade BitstampUSD against BitstampBTC or BitstampUSD vs BitfinexBTC.
Unfortunately, simply moving the order book to the blockchain is not enough, because the market will naturally centralize around a few gateway IOUs and the markets for them. BitstampUSD is not fungible with BitfinexUSD because they have different trust profiles and regulatory considerations. Any of these IOUs are subject to default just like the IOUs that currently exist on the exchanges’ internal databases. What we need to do is move the trust from individual issuers to the blockchain itself.
Collateralized Blockchain IOUs
The heart of BitShares is the SmartCoin system which enables the creation of 200% collateralized IOUs from the BitShares network. A BitUSD has all of the properties of Bitcoin combined with the price stability of the US dollar. At any point in time you can sell a BitUSD for at least 1 dollar worth of BTS. If at any time the value of the collateral falls below a certain point the blockchain will automatically buy back the BitUSD with a dollars worth of BTS.
When you hold BitUSD the value of your holdings will remain pegged to the dollar so long as BitShares itself has reasonable volatility. Reasonable volatility in this case means that it can handle greater volatility than Bitcoin has ever seen in its lifetime. The price of BitShares would have to fall to less than 1/3 its starting price in less than 24 hours and then stay there. No legitimate, widely adopted cryptocurrency has ever seen that kind of price movement. This means that BitUSD is secure against just about everything but an unfixable software bug in the BitShares protocol itself. By the time BitShares matures to the level Bitcoin is at today, we expect the probability of that kind of bug to be similar to that of Bitcoin having such an event.
Global Unified Order Book
Once the market adopts BitUSD and BitBTC as more reliable and decentralized alternatives to BitstampUSD and BitfinexBTC, you will see the majority of trading volume move toward BitUSD vs BitBTC. The only time someone would want to move from BitUSD to BitstampUSD is when they are in the process of withdrawing to the traditional banking system.
The impact of a global unified order book is to end all arbitrage opportunities, minimize spreads, and maximize liquidity. By having the trades executed on the BitShares network, we also eliminate high-frequency trading and front running. High frequency trading and front running depend upon centralized exchanges with high volume and deep markets. When the vast majority of trading activity moves to a decentralized, trust-free exchange, the remaining centralized exchanges become much less appealing to high-frequency traders.
BitUSD to USD Gateways
Many gateways prefer the low-risk approach of one-for-one redemption and will simply allow the GatewayUSD to float against BitUSD with a small but variable spread in the market. Users then pay a small variable conversion cost as they exit from BitUSD to fiat USD through GatewayUSD.
On the other hand, many users will want a direct conversion from BitUSD to fiat USD. In this mode of operation, the gateway takes care of providing all of the liquidity within a fixed percentage transaction fee. The gateways then compete on offering the lowest possible spread.
Once this happens, BitUSD is effectively as good as USD with a small fixed conversion fee. This fee will likely be no more than the withdraw and deposit fees that current exchanges charge. At that point, BitShares will be a fully operational exchange with many banking partners and no limits. At no point in time will user deposits ever be subject to default or confiscation by an exchange or gateway. A truly decentralized exchange will have been realized, and the original vision of BitShares completed.


Quote: Posted 07/01/07 14:45 (GMT) -- saidinspain
well i downloaded the site you recommend for testing the build, and couldn't get it working properly. now sure what went wrong if anything
Edited By Thaxll'ssyllia on 07/01/07 16:26
Hm.. from what you said.. if it doesn't show up on your mod list. So my first question would be, did you put the mod in question into the modules folder for NWN?Quote: Posted 07/02/07 07:00 (GMT) -- saidinspain
I thank you for your patience and will do that.


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Given that you're psychic, hangman is just way too easy for you. You guess each hidden word or phrase perfectly that no one wants to even make up words or phrases anymore. Now, you still need to win, but apply your physic skills in some way.
In hangman, you draw a feature of a person every time the other player guesses incorrect, and once you draw the whole person, they lose. You have already picked which phrase you are going to ask them. Since you are psychic, you know the order of letters everyone is going to guess on your phrase. You want them to lose, but you don't want to make it look impossible. As a result, you want to find the maximum number of features you can make for your person while making them still lose. What is this number?
If you don't get to write any features because they are too good, output "Are they psychic?!"
The first line of input will contain a single integer T, the number of test cases you have
The first line of each test case contains an integer K, the number of letters in the following word or phrase.
The second line of each test case contains the word or phrase, S, that has strictly lowercase letters and underscores for spaces.
The third line of each test case contains the alphabet in lowercase letters, showing the order (left to right) of the letters the others will guess.
1 ≤ T ≤ 10
1 ≤ K ≤ 1000
For each test case, print the most number of guesses you should give that also makes them lose. If no number of guesses satisfy this need, output, "Are they psychic?!".
2 7 racecar abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 41 the_quick_brown_fox_jumps_over_a_lazy_dog zyxwvutsrqpomnlkjihgfedcba
14 Are they psychic?!


Working with GWAS-VCF
See below examples of working with GWAS-VCF. Let us know if you have other use cases through the issues page!
Data
Full GWAS summary statistics harmonised to GWAS-VCF are available on >14,000 datasets available from https://gwas.mrcieu.ac.uk/
Parsing libraries
See R and Python3 libraries for reading GWAS summary statistics in GWAS-VCF
Command-line manipulation
The following examples require:
Please cite the relevant tool(s) if you use these examples.
Filter
Extract genome-wide significant variants
The LP field is -log10(P), 7.3 is approx 5e-8
bcftools filter \
-i 'FORMAT/LP > 7.3' \
-o output.vcf \
file.vcf.gz
Extract variants by gene
Requires annotation by Ensembl (see below)
bcftools filter \
-i 'INFO/ENSG_ID == "ENSG00000198670"' \
file.vcf.gz
Extract variants by pathway
Requires annotation by Reactome (see below)
bcftools filter \
-i 'INFO/Reactome_ID == "R-HSA-3000171"' \
file.vcf.gz
Select genome region for further analysis
bcftools filter \
-r 1:1000000-2000000 \
-o output.vcf.gz \
input.vcf.gz
Annotate
Add variant frequency
# download 1000 genomes phase 3 (hg19/GRCh37) allele frequencies and index
wget http://ftp.1000genomes.ebi.ac.uk/vol1/ftp/release/20130502/ALL.wgs.phase3_shapeit2_mvncall_integrated_v5b.20130502.sites.vcf.gz
wget http://ftp.1000genomes.ebi.ac.uk/vol1/ftp/release/20130502/ALL.wgs.phase3_shapeit2_mvncall_integrated_v5b.20130502.sites.vcf.gz.tbi
# annotate GWAS-VCF with 1kg allele frequencies
bcftools annotate \
-a ALL.wgs.phase3_shapeit2_mvncall_integrated_v5b.20130502.sites.vcf.gz \
-c AF \
-O z \
-o output.vcf.gz \
input.vcf.gz
Add gene/pathway annotations
Download and merge input files
# download ensembl-to-position mapping and sort by ensgId
curl ftp://ftp.ensembl.org/pub/grch37/release-87/gff3/homo_sapiens/Homo_sapiens.GRCh37.87.gff3.gz | \
gzip -dc | \
awk -F"\t|:|;|=" '$3=="gene" && $1 >= 1 && $1 <= 22 {print $11"\t"$1"\t"$4"\t"$5}' | \
sort -k1,1 > Ensembl2Position.sorted.txt
# download ensembl-to-pathway mapping and sort by ensgId
curl https://reactome.org/download/current/Ensembl2Reactome.txt | \
grep "Homo sapiens" | \
cut -s -f1,2 | \
sort -k1,1 > Ensembl2Reactome.sorted.txt
# merge tables by ensgId, sort, compress and index
join \
-t $'\t' \
--check-order \
Ensembl2Position.sorted.txt \
Ensembl2Reactome.sorted.txt | \
awk -F"\t" '{print $2"\t"$3-1"\t"$4"\t"$5}' | \
sort -k1,1V -k2,2n -k3,3n | \
bgzip -c > reactome.bed.gz
tabix -p bed reactome.bed.gz
# sort, compress and index ensembl-to-position mapping
awk -F"\t" '{print $2"\t"$3-1"\t"$4"\t"$1}' Ensembl2Position.sorted.txt | \
sort -k1,1V -k2,2n -k3,3n | \
bgzip -c > ensembl.bed.gz
tabix -p bed ensembl.bed.gz
Annotate GWAS-VCF with gene ID
# annotate GWAS-VCF
bcftools annotate \
-a ensembl.bed.gz \
-c CHROM,FROM,TO,ENSG_ID \
-h <(echo '##INFO=<ID=ENSG_ID,Number=.,Type=String,Description="Ensembl gene ID">') \
-o output.vcf.gz \
-O z \
-l ENSG_ID:unique \
input.vcf.gz
Annotate GWAS-VCF with Reactome ID
# annotate GWAS-VCF
bcftools annotate \
-a reactome.bed.gz \
-c CHROM,FROM,TO,Reactome_ID \
-h <(echo '##INFO=<ID=Reactome_ID,Number=.,Type=String,Description="Reactome ID">') \
-o output.vcf.gz \
-O z \
-l Reactome_ID:unique \
input.vcf.gz
Convert
Export to NHGRI-EBI GWAS catalog format
# map to GWAS catalog format
bcftools query \
-e 'ID == "."' \
-f '%ID\t[%LP]\t%CHROM\t%POS\t%ALT\t%REF\t%AF\t[%ES\t%SE]\n' \
gwas.vcf.gz | \
awk 'BEGIN {print "variant_id\tp_value\tchromosome\tbase_pair_location\teffect_allele\tother_allele\teffect_allele_frequency\tbeta\tstandard_error"}; {OFS="\t"; if ($2==0) $2=1; else if ($2==999) $2=0; else $2=10^-$2; print}' > gwas.tsv
# validate file using [ss-validate](https://pypi.org/project/ss-validate)
ss-validate -f gwas.tsv
Liftover
Map genomic coordinates to another genome build (liftover)
This procedure requires a chain file which contains the chromosome base-position mapping between two genome builds
# download chain file
wget http://fileserve.mrcieu.ac.uk/ref/chains/b36tob37.chain
wget http://fileserve.mrcieu.ac.uk/ref/chains/b37tob36.chain
wget http://fileserve.mrcieu.ac.uk/ref/chains/b37tohg18.chain
wget http://fileserve.mrcieu.ac.uk/ref/chains/b37tohg19.chain
wget http://fileserve.mrcieu.ac.uk/ref/chains/hg18tob37.chain
wget http://fileserve.mrcieu.ac.uk/ref/chains/hg19toHg18.chain
curl https://hgdownload.soe.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/hg19/liftOver/hg19ToHg38.over.chain.gz | zcat | sed 's/chr//' > b37ToHg38.chain
# perform liftover
gatk LiftoverVcf \
--INPUT input.vcf.gz \
--OUTPUT output.vcf.gz \
--REJECT rejected.vcf.gz \
--CHAIN file.chain \
--REFERENCE_SEQUENCE target.fasta \
--RECOVER_SWAPPED_REF_ALT false
Merge
Combine multiple GWAS summary stats into a single file
This is useful for distributing QTL/molecular phenotype GWAS
bcftools merge \
-O z \
-o merged.vcf.gz \
*.vcf.gz
Validate
Check the file format is valid
gatk ValidateVariants \
-V input.vcf.gz \
-R ref.fasta \
--validation-type-to-exclude ALLELES


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breadcrumb: health
sidebar: health
jquery: true
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What’s happening in my library?
We host a wide range of activities and events across all our libraries.
Upcoming special events
{% assign special-event-check = false %}
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Library |
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{% assign events = site.events | where: 'event-category', 'health' | sort: 'event-start-date'%}
{% for event in events %}
{% capture now-unix-seconds %}{{'now' | date: '%s' }}{% endcapture %}
{% if event.event-end-date %}
{% capture event-time-seconds %}{{event.event-end-date | date: '%s' }}{% endcapture %}
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{% capture event-time-seconds %}{{event.event-start-date | date: '%s' }}{% endcapture %}
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{% capture event-time %}{{ event-time-seconds | divided_by: 86400}}{% endcapture %}
{% capture now-unix %}{{ now-unix-seconds | divided_by: 86400}}{% endcapture %}
{% if now-unix <= event-time %}
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No upcoming events.
{% endif %}
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| Library |
Activity |
Day |
Times |
{% assign recurrents = site.recurrents | where: "recurrent-category", "health" | sort: 'recurrent-location' %}
{% for recurrent in recurrents %}
{% assign health-check = true %}
| {{ recurrent.recurrent-location-display-name }} |
{{ recurrent.recurrent-title }} |
{{ recurrent.recurrent-day }} |
{{ recurrent.recurrent-times }} |
{% endfor %}
{% if health-check == false %}
No health events.
{% endif %}
What’s happening in my community?
As well as the activities and events in your local library, there are lots of other things happening in your community. If you are doing anything to support mental health and wellbeing, please contact us.


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A Trackball is used to intuitively rotate an arbitrary object in the world.
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STUDYING LAW WAS FORCED UPON HER. INTERESTED IN BECOMING DOCTOR.
WHILE DOING LAW SHE FOUND HERSELF MEETINK ADOLOSCENTS DOING MURDERS AND RAPES WHCH MADE HER STUDY THEIR BACKGROUND WHICH ACTUALLY HELPED HERKNOW THT MOST OF THEM WERE DYSLEXIA, ADHD, ETC., SO SHE STARTED A SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR THEM. LATER SHE WANTED A CHILD AND SEARCHED FR A GOOD MONTESSORIE BT COULDN’T FIND ONE SO STARTED ONE BY HERSELF IN TRUE AMERICAN STANDARDS. THEN SHE STARTED A TEACHER TRAINING HERSELF BECZUAE SHE FELT THT NO1 IS TEACHING WELL. DAD AND MOM WAS A PSTOR SO SHE WANTED TO HELP THEM ALSO IN SLUM MINISTRY TO TEACH THEM PUT THEM IN SCHOOL.
STUDIES FROM 11-3 AM WAKES UP AT 7-7.30 AM. NO DISTRACTION AT THT TIME OT STUDY WITH THE SONGS ON. ONLY SPIRITUAL SONGS OLD CLASSICALS. NO MOVIES SONGS NO WATCING MOVIES.
ONLY FRM LAST 3 MONTS FACING THIS PROBLEM OF DREAMS . SOMEWHERE ALONE IN THE BUILDING, WHERE THER IS WATER AROUND STONES AND STEPS INBETWEEN.  TRYIN TO COME OUT OF IT.. WILL WAKE UP AND NOTE DOWN THE DREAM AND . I DON’T WASTE MY TIME . EVEN IN THE BATHROOM I THINK ABPUT COURT CASES.
FATHER: A DOMINATIVE CONTROLLING PERSON.  NO FRNS NO MOVIES VERY STRICT . EVERYONE USE TO CALL HIM LION AND SO THE KIDS TOO.
NEVER CRIED. ONLY FRM APRIL CRIED AFTER COMING TO KNOW HE SITUATION.  WEN SOM RELATIVES POINTED OUT SHE HEARD THEM SPEAK SO WENT OUT PUT SOME EUCALYPTUS OIL AND APPLIED TO EYES AND CRIED.
I DON’T BOTHR ABOUT ABYBODY. I AM VERY CONFIDENT THT I DO NO WRONG. ALL FAMILY DEPENDS ON HER DECISION. PRAISES DNT AFFECT HER. CRITICS DOEASNT BOTHER.
WHAT DISTURBS U?:  IF ANYONE DISCRIMINATES HER CHILD WHOM SHE ADOPTED THT DISTURBS. I LOVE BABIES SO ADOPTED ONE. I LIKE FEMALE CHILD TO DRESS THEM UP.
SHE WANTED TO ADOPT A BABY DIN TELL AT HOME TOLD A DOC FRN.  FAMILY DISCRIMINATES BUT YET SHE TAKES CARE OF THE KID WELL.
WANTS PERFECTION AT WORK AND LIES DOESN’T LIKE.
 UNTIL THEY GET A JOB AND SETTLE. SO ALL HER MAKEUP AND GOOD THINGS AFTER GETTING JOB SHE STARTED TO WEAR. SAW ONLY TWO MOVIES IN HER LIFE GANDHI MOVIE AND TITANIC WITH HER LAW FRNS TELLING LIES AT HOME . TILL TODAY IT WAS A LIE.
NOW DRPPED TAKING CRIMINAL WRONG CASES. I GET HURT WEN TAKING A COMMUNION FR TAKING UP A CASE.
LOVE TO EAT CHEESE. MILK, GHEE, BUTTER
EGG- GETS STOMACH PAIN.
LATER CHICKEN FEELING STOMACH PAIN.
SICNE 10TH SLEEPS ONLY FR 4 HOURS.
AFRAID OF LIZARDS. GETS NAUSEA IF SHE SEES TILL CHASE DAWAY WONT ENTER THT PLACE.
23/9/17: on phone.
- Likes only rings so wears a lot of them.
- I want a person to be independent. Household work I don’t like.
- Going to somebody elses house live according to others will didn’t like so didn’t want to marry.
- Regarding patience – I have lot of patience but only after diagnosis with ca impatience and all started.
- Disappointment in education pt. wanted to do science field but they didn’t want her to do.
- doesnt take others opinion only her decisions.
- regarding child she told everyone that she is married and
6 years back during mothers death. Had skin rashes all normal. Took iv inj and tablets .
- Boils with pus in stomach and breast stayed fr a month 6 years back.
Tonsillitis upto 8 years of age. Allorx
Fungal infection left ring finger. Nail was removed at the age of 20 years.
Always with nail polish everyday, changes evry sat. lipstick also must. Rite from college days. 20 yrs she was then. Frns influenced fr a function and wore and thencontd till today. Use to wash the lipstick bfr dad sees. Nail poilish use to cont. had issues with dad tht I will wear. Use to tell lies at home and go to picnic.
Fav color: red blood. Frm 2 years orange.
Always wears the same color attires.
Fr daughters sake she wears only yellow color.
Doesnt wear anything transperant. With collar and full sleeves. And doesn’t like her sister and daughter also to wear sleeveless.
Dm veloz d / jalra 50 mg/ olix.3/diab end 80
Inj took only fr 10 daasy as it was paining and no change. loosing weight.
Noticed weight gain after accident. Till then normal. Frm feb reducing now again.
Food:don’t try anythn else in food. Only chapathi and bread.
Sweat: profusely head. 18 degrees ac also sweats <3am,4am. need fan. Wakes up with sweat . since 3-4 months.
Normally sweats without ac frm childhood.
Prefers cold env.
Njoys riding bike in rain.
During summer gets shoulder joint and fingers joint pain since from beginning.
Writes a lot on sad issues, school stories fr children.
Celebrates birthdays of slum children.
I do it I forget and next il be helping somebody else.
Bowels: from 1 yr alternating with constipation. Prior was healthy.
Urine: ns only if the sugar is high inc frequency
Dark and water theme of dreams and want to escape.
Like curd/lime juice/ice cream but gets throat pain imm. Only in summer gets this.
From past 20 years no cough and fever.
All vaccinations given.
No scope fr gaining interest in sexuality. By the age of 20-21 years had the pbm of
2/10/17: pt forgets to bring her writings she says she lot it couldn’t find it. Busy with work so couldn get. 5 per day likes coffee or tea. Doesn’t bother if she skips lunch. Someone must give
Gets itching if she uses soaps with chemicals. Even parlor also even if she pays the highest price also doesn’t suit. Used 900 soaps expensive soaps. Feels tht natural soaps r in tht range as all the other soaps dint suit her.
Doesn’t like to oil hair as she feels it takes a longer time to bathe and uses shikakai paste.
 Upto 10th same
Father use to set schedules and ust follow so no time fr communication with own bro and sis. Pt is 3rd. younger sis.
More tensed about diabetic. Rather than ca. says doctors told me bcoz of longstanding anemia and uncontrolled dm. she s getting these problems.
Spends a lot on dresses. A lot for daughter. Spends a lot on orphanages and slum fr their requirements.
Full abdomen mostly upper abdomen pain <3am,4am and reduces later on. But severe. Twisting >meftalspas. Started after taking olix 0.3 (1 yr).
Because of spondylitis sleeps on the right. Since 6 yrs got this spondylitis. Gets severe pain if sleeps on the back. Or on left. Neck to left arm upto fingers radiates. Hot sensation and severe pain cant explain takes pain killers. After accident thisw pain started.
Learnt gutair but after all this work no time. Likes jim reeves.

I am a simple person who hides a thousanfs f feelings behnd the happiest smile.
Never share anything. I don’t feel like. I myself overcome.
Fav money: I am just a woman, teach me ot take one day at a time.
One time couldn’t get money for milk powder also but prayer got it. Prayers r short like a conversation.
Doesn’t like publicizing the problems even f she shares with anyone.
Boasts about in a sutle level.
Celebrates all festivals goes to temple wit others bcoz they com to Church. But in her premises she doesn’t put idols as it is not good. Budhism likes most. Reads all mythological books too.
Fear to ride a car after accidents didn’t learn.
Want to be in the comfort zone doesn’t like to struggle.
Dependencu doesn’t like one of the things in marriage she didn’t like.
Cook she doenst know. Will cook twice but never whole portion.
Doesn’t depend. Once asked her bro at 19 years to drop her coz of fever he went n asked his wife and she was the determining factor. So she decided never to depend.
22 yrs first break up engagement.
35 yrs 2nd marriage break up befr itself.
Gave advice to the break up also saying not to spoil others life also.
Clairvoyant.
Keeps saying Sophia dnt feel sad come out of it. Frm childhood. Keeps self motivating herself.
First time felt happy when she satyed at home and palyed with her daughter.
Financially if anyone helps shel b happy at home.
Wt: 64 kg. ; bp: 130/90mmhg
Rx:
tuberculinum 1m – 2 doses – weekly once water
carcinocin 1m – 2 doses –
FERRM MET 200 – 5 DOSES
FER. PHOS 12 X
14/10/17: severe stomach pain after taking medicines says so. Burning pain. felt very weak. After taking carc 1m tht one day. Upper abdmen burning with liquid. Tiredness better except fr those 2 days of medicine. No change in daily routine. Advised to bring change. Shares some experiences about her cases. I feel sorry, for them thye com frm far away and hw cn I send thme n eat in front of them. See for my sugar levels also keeps saying that constantly.
Rx:
Platina 200 – 1 dose water.
Vanadium 30 –
Pl 15 doses- 1 dose b/food .mng.
Fp 12 x – 4-4-4-4
1/11/17: not so tired like before. 25% better. Tolerate the med this time. Cant bear even cough syrups too. Had a table for cholesterol tablet.
-bp 150/90 mmhg.
-
Rx:
Pancreatinum 1m 2 doses – 15 days once –
Fp 12 cont
Ferr met 1m – 3 doses -
Vanad 3 c – 4- mng.
Sulphur 1m/carc1m –weekly twice.
Pl 15 doses
Off late wanted to stay alone whch was never there before. And earlier once when she hd severe stomach pain wanted to commit suicid bt didn’t like to. Jus becoz of the pain she said so.


--- title: TDD Explained via Queuing Theory layout: post ---
This merits a diagram. If we have this problem
then we can solve it by doing this
Nevermind the title, this is one of the best articles I've ever seen for describing why TDD and BDD work and the real distinctions between test-first, TDD and BDD. Well worth a read for all those involved in software development!


Create modular models. Quickly prototype models whose input includes (multiple) time series data. Create pieces of model use cases separately, and swap out particular models as desired. Create modeling competitions, data processing pipelines, and re-useable models.
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| Depends: | R6 |
| Imports: | abind, lubridate, dplyr, reshape2, magrittr |
| Suggests: | testthat, ggplot2, knitr, rmarkdown, dtplyr, data.table, DAAG, R.utils |
| Published: | 2017-06-28 |
| Author: | Joshua Kaminsky [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Joshua Kaminsky <jkaminsky at jhu.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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DataPolymorphism Forecasting Prediction ClassDiagram |
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This demo shows:
The grid is defined in the form like this:
The values showActions
and
reArrangeColumns
are being set by the checkboxes.
showActions
: Show the action button column, the
buttons 'Edit' and 'Delete' fire appropriate events. The do
actually not change the data, one must manipulate the model
accordingly.
reArrangeColumns
: Shows a remove button on the
columns and allows adding columns dynamically.
The events are simply forwarded to an array to show how they work. There is no change of data. For more event examples see the editor demo (Grid&Editors) in the menu on the left.


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if(strlen($message) == 0) $errorstring .="You have not entered a message.
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if(strlen($youremail) < 9 || strlen($youremail) > 64) $errorstring .= "Please enter a valid email address.
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else
{
$emailtail = strstr($youremail, '@');
if(!strstr($youremail, '@') || !strstr($emailtail, '.')) $errorstring .= "Please enter a valid email address.
";
}
if(strlen($errorstring) == 0){
$subject = "Contact from the ".$site_url." site - ".$subject;
$sent = mail($site_admin, $subject, $message, "FROM: ".$youremail);
if($sent) $showform = FALSE;
}
}
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Any questions or comments about the site or services we offer, feel free to contact us using the form below:
Your message has been sent to ".$site_name.". We will endeavour to respond within the next 48 hours.
Thanks for your comments, ".$site_url."


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Use the onMouseoverSquare and onMouseoutSquare events to highlight legal squares.
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Aaron Carter screams at judge who took away his guns and issued restraining order
The star was has been ordered to hand in his firearms after a judge ruled he is too dangerous to possess the weapons
by Sara-Aisha Kent, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/sara-aisha-kent/Aaron Carter screamed at a US judge after he was ordered by the legal professional to hand over his guns.
The former child star, 31, was told to surrender his weapons following being issued with a restraining order to stop him contacting his sister Angel Conrad.
TMZ reports that the troubled star was ruled too dangerous to have possession of firearms.
The ruling came after he threatened Angel with violence and showed off his guns on social media.
The outlet reports that Aaron was so angered by the decision that he had a verbal outburst where he raised his voice and shouted he would buy more guns in retaliation - in a different state.
Aaron is also banned from contacting sister Angel or her family for 12-months and has to keep away from The Grove shopping mall in LA as that is Angel’s husbands place of work.
It comes after the singer sparked a wave of concern when two of his siblings - including big brother Nick Carter - obtained restraining orders to keep him away from them and their families.
They claimed they had felt in dancer over 'increasingly alarming behaviour' from Aaron, who had flaunted his firearms collection on social media.
Speaking to reporters as he ran errands in Lancaster, California, at the end of the September, Aaron said: "[I'm] good man, everything's good."
"I'm in a good place, I'm getting the help I need," added former child star, revealing that he is has been getting treatment from TV psychiatrist Dr. Ish Major.
Aaron said that with Major's help he's been off Xanax for five days.
In September, it was reported that Aaron's twin sister Angel Conrad and followed in the footsteps of older brother Nick by filing a restraining order against him.
Aaron said he didn't want to discuss family matters, telling reporters: " I kind of feel like it's like a set-up, left and right, and I just want to avoid it."
But he did reveal that he has complied to the restraining orders by surrendering his firearms.
"Look, I sold all my guns yesterday," Aaron said, showing off his paperwork.
"I will prevail and the truth is the truth. And the truth shall set you free," he added.
Earlier this month Backstreet Boys singer Nick was granted a temporary order saying Aaron must stay at least 100 feet away from him, his family and his home in Las Vegas.
Explaining his decision, 39-year-old Nick said: "After careful consideration, my sister Angel and I regret that we were required to seek a restraining order against our brother Aaron today.
"In light of Aaron's increasingly alarming behaviour and his recent confessions that he harbours thoughts and intentions of killing my pregnant wife and unborn child, we were left with no choice but to take every measure possible to protect ourselves and our family."
Nick continued to say that he hopes Aaron seeks help: "We love our brother and truly hope he gets the proper treatment he needs before any harm comes to himself or anyone else."
Aaron acknowledged the restraining order on Twitter but denied the allegations of threatening behaviour.
He said: "I am astounded at the accusations being made against me and I do not wish harm to anyone, especially my family."
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I just completed the front end design project 🙂
1:16 PMOh that's great to hear!!!
1:18 PM
1:19 PM
😄 That's a cool cat gif. Sending project doc now.
1:22 PMSocial Web-App Source Code
1:30 PM
Cool, i will begin merging with backend now
1:31 PMHave fun. 👨💻
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- The Python-Parser
SIG
is the first place
to look for a list of parser systems for Python.
- ANTLR/PCCTS, by Terrence Parr, is available at
The ANTLR Home Page.
- PyLR, by Scott Cotton, is at his Starship
page.
- John Aycock's Compiling Little Languages
Framework.
- PyBison, by Scott Hassan, can be found at
his Python Projects
page.
- mcf.pars, by Mike C. Fletcher, is available at
his web
page.
- kwParsing, by Aaron Watters, is available at
his Starship
page.
Amit J Patel, amitp@cs.stanford.edu


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java.lang.Object org.apache.poi.hssf.record.Record org.apache.poi.hssf.record.aggregates.RowRecordsAggregate
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Creates a new instance of ValueRecordsAggregate |
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java.lang.Object |
clone()
Performs a deep clone of the record |
void |
collapseRow(int rowNumber)
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static RowRecord |
createRow(int row)
Create a row record. |
void |
expandRow(int rowNumber)
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protected void |
fillFields(RecordInputStream in)
called by the constructor, should set class level fields. |
int |
findEndOfRowOutlineGroup(int row)
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findStartOfRowOutlineGroup(int row)
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int |
getEndRowNumberForBlock(int block)
Returns the physical row number of the end row in a block |
int |
getFirstRowNum()
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java.util.Iterator |
getIterator()
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int |
getLastRowNum()
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int |
getPhysicalNumberOfRows()
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int |
getRecordSize()
gives the current serialized size of the record. |
RowRecord |
getRow(int rownum)
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int |
getRowBlockCount()
Returns the number of row blocks. |
int |
getRowBlockSize(int block)
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int |
getRowCountForBlock(int block)
Returns the number of physical rows within a block |
short |
getSid()
return the non static version of the id for this record. |
int |
getStartRowNumberForBlock(int block)
Returns the physical row number of the first row in a block |
void |
insertRow(RowRecord row)
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boolean |
isRowGroupCollapsed(int row)
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boolean |
isRowGroupHiddenByParent(int row)
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void |
removeRow(RowRecord row)
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int |
serialize(int offset,
byte[] data)
called by the class that is responsible for writing this sucker. |
int |
serialize(int offset,
byte[] data,
ValueRecordsAggregate cells)
called by the class that is responsible for writing this sucker. |
protected void |
validateSid(short id)
called by constructor, should throw runtime exception in the event of a record passed with a differing ID. |
int |
writeHidden(RowRecord rowRecord,
int row,
boolean hidden)
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isInValueSection, isValue, serialize, toString |
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public void insertRow(RowRecord row)
public void removeRow(RowRecord row)
public RowRecord getRow(int rownum)
public int getPhysicalNumberOfRows()
public int getFirstRowNum()
public int getLastRowNum()
public int getRowBlockCount()
public int getRowBlockSize(int block)
public int getRowCountForBlock(int block)
public int getStartRowNumberForBlock(int block)
public int getEndRowNumberForBlock(int block)
public int serialize(int offset, byte[] data)
Record
serialize
in class Record
offset
- to begin writing atdata
- byte array containing instance data
public int serialize(int offset, byte[] data, ValueRecordsAggregate cells)
offset
- offset to begin writing atdata
- byte array containing instance data
protected void fillFields(RecordInputStream in)
fillFields
in class Record
data
- raw datasize
- size of dataoffset
- of the record's data (provided a big array of the file)protected void validateSid(short id)
validateSid
in class Record
id
- alleged id for this recordpublic short getSid()
getSid
in class Record
public int getRecordSize()
Record
getRecordSize
in class Record
public java.util.Iterator getIterator()
public java.lang.Object clone()
clone
in class Record
public int findStartOfRowOutlineGroup(int row)
public int findEndOfRowOutlineGroup(int row)
public int writeHidden(RowRecord rowRecord, int row, boolean hidden)
public void collapseRow(int rowNumber)
public static RowRecord createRow(int row)
row
- number
RowRecord
public boolean isRowGroupCollapsed(int row)
public void expandRow(int rowNumber)
public boolean isRowGroupHiddenByParent(int row)
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Oh say can you see my stars
The nighttime is almost ours
To wander through alleys and look at the bars
Nighttime is almost ours
The headlights from passing cars
They illuminate my face then leave me
in the dark
The voice of Nirvana says "come as you are"
And I will
The nighttime is almost ours
The swag of the hips and arms
we cradle you
from afar
They swing till you're tired and
send you to Mars
Nighttime is
almost ours


A season is a division of the year based on changes in weather, ecology, and the number of daylight hours in a given region. On Earth, seasons are the result of Earth's orbit around the Sun and Earth's axial tilt relative to the ecliptic plane.


Tupac Amaru Shakur (born Lesane Parish Crooks; June 16, 1971 – September 13, 1996), also known by his stage names 2Pac and Makaveli, was an American rapper, record producer, and actor. As of 2007, Shakur has sold over 75 million records worldwide.
His double disc albums All Eyez on Me and his Greatest Hits are among the best selling albums in the United States with All Eyez on Me selling 5,000,000 copies and Greatest Hits selling 5,100,000 copies. He has been listed and ranked as one of the greatest artists of all time by many magazines, including Rolling Stone which ranked him 86th on its list of The 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. He is consistently ranked as one of the greatest and most influential rappers of all time.


Met Eireann issues rainfall warning for five counties
by Nick FitzgeraldGet out the umbrellas lads
Met Eireann has issued a status yellow rainfall warning for five counties in Ireland. Heavy rain spells will bring between 30mm and 50mm of rain at times.
The warning will take effect from the early hours of Wednesday morning and remains in place until noon on Thursday.
The affected counties will be Kilkenny, Wexford, Cork, Tipperary and Waterford.
Met Eireann said: "From early hours of Wednesday to noon on Thursday, spells of heavy rain at times will give amounts of 30 to 50mm with a risk of spot flooding."
The national forecast for tonight reminds us to expect cold weather, with frost and fog developing for a time in eastern and northern areas.
Temperatures are expected to fall between 0 and 4 degrees celsius overnight, while some heavy rain will pour across south Munster, east Leinster and some western coastal counties.


I am a student of Computer Science with strong coding and algorithm skills, good academic background and growing fascination for systems. I am proficient in Java and C/C++ and have a quick proficiency for learning new technologies.
I enjoy philosophical, mathematical and visionary discussions.
Developed an Android Application Trip Tracker for Mobile platform that tracks user's location and noties friends based on location coordinates.


How it affects you personally and @work...
Hopefully by the end of this series you'll understand:
- why bother with security
- why the IT dept. make you do the things they do
- why it's probably already happened to you...
Word salad
When you hear "hacker"... what do you think of?
A bit closer to home....
Motivation
Why do (bad) hackers do what they do?
It's all about the money
A LOT of money...
1 gold coin = $1
Still.....
It would never happen to me... why me?!
- hackers use your PC to mine bitcoin...
- as a platform to attack others without getting caught
- proxy for porno, a lot of porno (this happened a lot @ Vassallo Grp)
- who you work for, or who your employer works for...
- credit cards...
Has 6PM ever been hacked??
- OTRS under constant attack
- VoIP under constant attack
- Sometimes successful...
- Dave attacks them too...
Stay Tuned...
- Wireless - its in the air man!
- Web Apps - Cookies, Injections and Cross Dressing...
- Social Engineering - YOU are the target!
- What Antivirus?


Ross McCrorie injury blow as Rangers loanee faces Portsmouth setback
The Ibrox youngster has been sidelined with a hamstring injury he suffered last weekend.
by Chris Doyle, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/chris-doyle/Rangers youngster Ross McCrorie will be out for between four to six weeks after the Portsmouth loanee suffered a hamstring problem against Oxford United.
The Ibrox defender, on loan at Fratton Park, put in a man-of-the-match performance at right-back but his standout display was blighted by picking up the injury towards the end of the game.
And Pompey boss Kenny Jackett revealed the issue will keep him on the sidelines until December.
He said: "McCrorie will be out for four to six weeks – and so it will be, by the looks of it, December for him."
McCrorie's time at Portsmouth has been a mixed bag with the Scotland-21 star in and out of the first team.
But he started to show his potential in recent weeks and seemed like he was going to kick on for the rest of the season.
This comes as a blow for McCrorie who left Ibrox in the summer in the search for regular first team action.
Rangers have the option to recall the 21-year-old in January and it remains to be seen if the injury will have any impact on the club's decision.
Jackett said following the Oxford game he was delighted with McCrorie's performance and his progress in recent weeks.
He added: "He brought a lot to our game and is learning all the time. In terms of bookings, he has to be careful and learn from that – and he can and will keep improving.
‘He has found his feet now, there have been quite a number of changes in the summer and he is one of them. I am pleased with him.
‘We persevered with him and there is a player there, definitely."


This chapter describes the checks made when performing AOI actions on Orbotech machines.
The following table
lists each of the result categories, with its Test in parentheses:
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See Detected Clearance (Test name)See Detected Clearance (Test name) |
ERF
Variables


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Stone wall panel of dragonflies emerging from water.
PRIEST SOUTH LEIGH 1885 - 1912 In small lettering at bottom left corner, possibly a mason's mark.
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Heyneke felt 'stripped of his humanity' at Stade Francais
Cape Town - Heyneke Meyer quit as Stade Francais coach because his relationship with the players broke down.
According to Afrikaans newspaper Rapport, sources close to the former Springbok coach said he felt "stripped of his humanity" because of the soured relationship with the players.
Meyer quit as Stade coach last week after the Paris-based club lost seven of their opening nine matches to sit bottom of the French Top 14 standings.
Just the week before, Stade's billionaire owner Hans-Peter Wild gave his full support for Meyer.
In an interview with French sports daily Lequipe, Wild said he did not regret appointing Meyer as head coach last year.
"Heyneke realised he couldn't succeed at Stade Francais. He assured me that, thanked me and said: 'My staff and I are facing a wall. Communication with the players has broken down'.
"Heyneke instructed the players to play a certain game plan against Racing, but the players did not respect it. They did the opposite," Wild said after of 25-9 home loss to Racing 92.
Wild added that the Stade players were not fit for top-level rugby.
Meyer's assistants - ex-France prop Pieter de Villiers, South Africans Dewald Senekal, Ricardo Loubscher and English defence coach John McFarland - have also left the club.
- Compiled by Herman Mostert


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Momentum
For my first project, I created a piece called "momentum". I started working on this piece after coming home from a yoga class during which the teacher encouraged us to think about what gives us "momentum". In other words, she wanted us to reflect on what keeps us going on hard days and what encourages us to push ourselves to reach our goals. When reflecting on this idea, I immediately thought of a list that I keep on my computer with my favorite inspirational quotes. I consult this list whenever I need some extra motivation and add to it when I come across worthy quotes. Therefore, I started by choosing three of my favorite quotes to highlight in this project, and decided on the quotes by Martin Luther King Jr., Melinda Gates, and Margaret Mead.
Learn more on github!
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Momentum 2.0
To create Momentum 2.0, I reflected on what I distilled as the essence of my piece, 'momentum'. I concluded that 'momentum' is a representation of the uncertainty that I am feeling at this point in time, which is uncertainty about the future. I created 'momentum' to remind myself that, even though the future is uncertain, the words of people who inspire me and the beauty of my goals and dreams motivate me to move forward. I also hope that viewers of my sketch are encouraged to think about their own sources of inspiration and motivation.
Learn more on github!
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Candy Hearts
I love this sketch because, at any given moment, it reminds me of a Valentine's Day card, but, thanks to chance operations, it looks different every time. I also love the way the turquoise color of the ghost and the light green color of the candyheart clipart complement the pastel pink and pastel red backgrounds as well as the floating hearts and candies. I hope that others find my sketch as amusing as I do and enjoy playing around with it. I'm sure other people are also reminded of their childhoods on Valentine's Day and I hope my sketch brings back positive memories. I got really excited when I showed my roommate my sketch and she told me that it reminded her of a game that her aunt sent her one Valentine's Day as a kid!
Learn more on github!
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Military Expenditure Visualization
As I was browsing for data sets, I came across Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)'s Military Expenditure Database. SIPRI links to its own data visualization, which compares countries' military spending in US dollars. Because SIPRI has many sets of data but only visualizes that particular one, I thought it would be interesting to see what a visualization of military expenditure as a percentage of government spending would look like. I thought that military spending as a percentage of government spending had the potential to show how much countries prioritize military expenditures over expenditures in other areas, and, as expected, the visualization looked completely different than that of military spending in raw US dollars. The latter draws attention to the US and China while the former draws attention to Sudan, Saudi Arabia, and Oman.
Learn more on github!
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Momentum 3.0
For my final project, I extended the very first sketch I made in this class, entitled "momentum." I had already created two iterations of this piece, and in the second, I tried to distill the essence of my message, which is the uncertainty about the future that I am feeling at this point in time. I initially created "momentum" as a representation of what motivates me with the intention of reminding myself to keep moving forward despite uncertainty. I expanded on this concept in my final project - choosing four other points in time that I have felt this same uncertainty to represent and reflect on and then using my past work as a representation of my current feelings in the final scene of the piece.
Learn more on github!


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1. 8/4 5/4 eq:+0.462 73.11% (G:32.99% B:9.42%) 26.89% (G:5.97% B:0.17%) 2. 9/5 6/5 eq:+0.375 (-0.087) 68.76% (G:23.61% B:4.46%) 31.24% (G:3.18% B:0.11%) 3. 9/8 6/2* eq:+0.362 (-0.100) 68.12% (G:29.59% B:6.89%) 31.88% (G:5.27% B:0.12%) 4. 13/9 6/5 eq:+0.352 (-0.110) 67.62% (G:25.42% B:6.52%) 32.38% (G:4.66% B:0.05%) 5. 9/4 eq:+0.275 (-0.187) 63.74% (G:22.80% B:1.88%) 36.26% (G:9.11% B:0.15%)


Selected work completed for Molina Healthcare.
Projects Listed: - 2014 Enterprise Intranet Redesign - Bike Share Program UI - 2014 Collaboration Survey Results UI - 2013 Collaboration Survey Infographics


Introduction
First, let's understand what the algorithm actually intends to do and what how to measure that it works. Sentiment analysis is a tool that is being used for a wide range of purposes. The classic one's are analyzing reviews and comments to draw a conclusion on a certain product or post. We took this algorithm and applied it to a work of arts - a movie, and we did it purely out of a research standpoint, with lots of curiosity towards the outcome. "How accurate is sentiment analysis really?" is what we asked ourselves when we decided to go through with this project.
The main thing that is common for all of the different purposes of sentiment analysis is the need to classify something as "sad" (negative) and "happy" (positive), on various scales (see our smiley faces in the bottom of the home page). It is not always clear what is the definition of "sad" or "happy", in most cases it is not "black or white", but way more complicated. We can all agree that usually a horror movie is going to be less positive than a comedy, but trust us - there are some dark comedies out there. Therefore, in order to test our results and measure our algorithm against a human eye we have decided to rate some popular movies which most of their viewers should have a common idea regarding their happiness rate.
Examples
Ted
Score: 0.09075629937262922
Ted is a comedy about a man named John Bennett, a man who's childhood wish of bringing his teddy bear to life came true, now must decide between keeping the relationship with the bear or his girlfriend, Lori.
Ted is a very funny movie, which will make most of the people watching it laugh a lot. Surprisingly, it didn't get a very high score, and was ranked lower than other movies we checked which are agreeably "sadder". Why does this happen?
The reason for this is because the algorithm receives movie subtitles as an input, while the movie uses a lot of "bad" language and profanity, and the algorithm can't tell the true intent behind a joke. There might be a lot of sarcastic sentences which may come off as offensive and negative if you only "read" them, but if you see the body language of the actor or the situation the sentence was said in, you'll change your mind for sure.
We put this example here on purpose to show that the algorithm is experimental and not perfect, nor we intend it to be. It might work well on more "vanilla" type comedies and children's movies versus horror and tragedy movies (extreme cases), but human communication is far more complex than just written words. Body language, movement, context and even background music all come into play when communicating emotion, but in the general cases our algorithm actually serves it's purpose. See the TOP RESULTS page :)
Friends with Benefits
Score: 0.18952686192515367
Jamie Rellis (Mila Kunis) is a New York City head-hunter trying to sign Los Angeles-based art director Dylan Harper (Justin Timberlake) for her client. When he takes the job and makes the move, they quickly become friends. Their friendship turns into a friendship with benefits, but with Jamie's emotionally damaged past and Dylan's history of being emotionally unavailable, they have to try to not fall for each other the way Hollywood romantic comedies dictate.
Friends with benefits is a very easy going and fun movie. It talks a lot about relationships and love, and this can explain why it got a very high and accurate score. This shows how comedies can be very light language-wise, as opposed to Ted for example. Many conclusions can be drawn from this fact. Age restrictions on films may be calculated and verified by an algorithm, for example.
The Wolf of Wall Street
Score: -0.01653886156971727
The movie is about Jordan Belfort who is a Long Island penny stockbroker who served 22 months in prison for defrauding investors in a massive 1990s securities scam that involved widespread corruption on Wall Street and in the corporate banking world.
The Wolf of Wall Street is a very intense movie, that also has a lot of bad language and it is definitely not a very positive movie, and indeed it received a low score. On the other hand it is also not a classic "sad" and emotional movie. From this we learn that the algorithm doesn't consider only "emotional" kind of sadness as "sad", but also intense movies with a lot of fights, stress and profanity, and in our opinion it got a pretty accurate score this time.
Get Out
Score: 0.051873143852899394
Chris and his girlfriend Rose go upstate to visit her parents for the weekend. At first, Chris reads the family's overly accommodating behavior as nervous attempts to deal with their daughter's interracial relationship, but as the weekend progresses, a series of increasingly disturbing discoveries lead him to a truth that he never could have imagined.
The first word that comes to mouth when thinking about this movie is "scary". This movie can definitely NOT be considered as a positive movie, despite the OK ending. We can see that our algorithm was completely right this time. The movie received a low score as it should have
The Avengers
Score: 0.05744215499551452
Earth's mightiest heroes must come together and learn to fight as a team if they are going to stop the mischievous Loki and his alien army from enslaving humanity.
The avengers is an action movie, which many would consider as "happy", mainly because of all the special effects and the entertaining visuals it has. As many other action movies, it has less "talking" and a lot of fights between good and evil. The talking is usually goal oriented, and uses terms like "fight", "destroy" and "kill" which may be interpreted as negative. Based on this we can see why it got a low score, but we have to remember that if we take away the amusing part of action movies and analyze just the language compared to drama movies for example, even without a computer's help we can see that the dramatic nature of the language stays. This tells us a lot about how we interpret emotion and what is positive and negative to us, but also shows us that sentiment analysis is no joke.
Pirates of the Caribbean
Score: 0.08323822717194623
Pirates of the Caribbean is a sweeping action-adventure story set in an era when villainous pirates scavenged the Caribbean seas. This roller coaster tale teams a young man, Will Turner, with an unlikely ally in rogue pirate Jack Sparrow. Together, they must battle a band of the world's most treacherous pirates, led by the cursed Captain Barbossa, in order to save Elizabeth, the love of Will's life, as well as recover the lost treasure that Jack seeks. Against improbable odds, they race towards a climactic confrontation on the mysterious Isla de Muerta. Clashing their swords in fierce mortal combat, Will and Jack attempt to recapture The Black Pearl ship, save the British navy, and relinquish a fortune in forbidden treasure thereby lifting the curse of the Pirates of the Caribbean.
On One hand, this movie has a happy side, it is a bit funny and it has amusing characters. On the other hand, it has a lot of fights and dramatic moments. The mix of the two can explain why it got a pretty neutral score - which is also pretty accurate.


Let us see the beautiful picture first. It’s all my own shots：
让我们先看看美丽的照片，全是我自己拍摄的：
When it comes to the trees in Xinjiang, everyone may think of diversifolious poplar. Indeed, diversifolious poplar is very famous. It is a miraculous species. It is like the spirit of the Tarim people. It does not die for a thousand years, not fall for a thousand years after death, immortal after a thousand years. It stands for thousands of years and thousands of years lonely.
In fact, in addition to diversifolious poplar, there are many trees in Xinjiang, such as poplars, such as weeping willows.
Today, I will introduce you to a Shenmu Garden, Tianshan Shenmu Garden. Although there is Tianshan in the name, it is still a little away from Tianshan Mountains. It is located 60 kilometers northwest of the county town of Wensu County in Xinjiang Aksu area. It is 1,700 meters above sea level and covers an area of ??more than 700 acres. It is called the former mountainous area on the south side of the Tianmu Mountain in Tianshan, Xinjiang. For the “Gobi Pearl”.
The Uighur language of the Tianshan Shenmu Garden is “Kurmis Atamu Maza”, a graveyard for the passing of saints, a holy place for Islamic gatherings and pilgrimages in history.
It is rumored that in the 11th century AD, a famous imam in Saudi Arabia (“imam” is Persian, meaning a mentor, is a mentor guiding Islamic life.), with more than 2,000 believers, to the Western Region of China ( It is now Xinjiang) to go to preach, was resisted by local residents and there was a military conflict. Most of the believers and imam died together and were buried here.
So here is actually a group of tombs distributed on the mounds that are tens of meters above the ground. There are more than 100 ancient trees with a young age of 300 years and more than a thousand years of age, and there are many unique shapes in the garden. Most of them have various spiral shapes due to the long-term fixed wind direction.
Until now, there have often been Muslims gathering in the Shenmu Garden to carry out the Muslim activities. In order to protect this holy land, in 1986, Wensu County allocated a total of 40,000 yuan, and the masses of enthusiastic people donated more than 100,000 yuan. They repaired it and began to publicize it. It became a tourist attraction.
The Shenmu Garden is in the Gobi Desert, surrounded by ridiculousness, but there are many kinds of trees in the garden, including almonds, poplar, ash, elm, walnut, and willow. Some of these ancient trees are squatting on the ground, like dragons and tigers, and some are twisted and twisted, which is amazing. There are also some giant trees. Although the roots are already decaying, they are still flourishing.
This is my trip, welcome everyone to visit.
说到新疆的树，可能大家都会想起胡杨。确实，胡杨是非常有名的，是一个神奇的物种，它像极了塔里木人的精神——活着一千年不死，死后一千年不倒，倒后一千年不朽，千年伫立，又千年孤独。
实际上，除了胡杨，新疆还有很多树，比如白杨，比如垂柳。几乎在每一条公路的两边，都有挺直得白杨矗立，几乎在每一条人工开垦的灌溉河流边，都有婀娜多姿的垂柳随风飘曳。
今天，就给大家介绍一个神木园——天山神木园。虽然名字里面有天山，但是它距离天山还有点距离，位于新疆阿克苏地区温宿县境内县城西北60公里，海拔1700米，占地700余亩，新疆天山托木尔峰南侧前山区，被称为“戈壁明珠”。
天山神木园的维吾尔语是“库尔米什阿塔木麻扎”，为传经圣人的坟地，是历史上伊斯兰教集会和朝拜的圣地。
据传，在公元11世纪，沙特阿拉伯的一位有名的阿訇（“阿匐”是波斯语，意思是导师，是指导伊斯兰生活的导师。），带着2千多名信徒，到中国西域（也就是现在的新疆）去传教，受到了当地居民的抵制并发生了武力冲突，大部分教徒和阿訇一起战死，被埋在了这里。
所以这里实际上是分布在高出地面几十米的土丘上的一处墓葬群。园内分布着树龄少则300年，多则千年以上的古树百余颗，并呈现出千姿百态的别致造型，多数因长年的固定风向造成各种各样的螺旋状，叹为观止。
直到现在，还经常有伊斯兰教徒在神木园聚集进行穆圣活动。为了保护这一圣地，在1986年温宿县财政拨款4万元，广大的热心群众自发捐款十几万元，对这里进行了修缮，并开始对外宣传，成了一处旅游胜地。
神木园处于戈壁荒丘之中，周围一片荒芜，但是在园内，却有很多种类的树木，有杏树，杨树，白蜡树，榆树，核桃树，柳树等。这些古树有些匍匐在地，就像龙盘虎踞，有些长得曲折盘旋，令人叹为观止。还有一些巨树，虽然根部已经腐朽，但是仍然枝叶茂盛，堪称奇迹。
这就是我的旅行，欢迎大家都来玩。
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February 19, 2014
Can you make Money Selling Money?
Today, you’re apt to hear a great deal about all types of business opportunities on the Internet. While some seem highly legitimate, others border on the ridicules. Yet there are some that are highly intriguing – in particular one where you can make money by selling money.
Over the past few years, Bitcoins have made their way into the world of alternative currency. This digital – or virtual – money that uses a type of peer-to-peer technology for facilitating instant payments carries out transactions via a network with no central authority.
The currency, which actually uses cryptography for security purposes, is extremely difficult to counterfeit. The currency is also capped in order to help in ensuring that it isn’t devalued by an unlimited supply.
Because of this, the early stage frenzy about this digital currency has sent its value rising – and a growing number of both individuals and businesses have been able to make a lot of money from it in a number of different and creative ways.
For example, some companies like Bitpay and Coinbase, are charging fees for converting Bitcoins into fiat for the merchants and traders who are starting to accept Bitcoin currency online. Some are providing ATM’s which convert fiat currency to Bitcoin.
Still others are doing it by selling money minting machines – contraptions that actually produce digital money. Because Bitcoins are created by people connecting machines to a network and then running the Bitcoin protocol, some companies and individuals have begun to design Bitcoin specific chips that are capable of producing that mining. This essentially improves the odds of those who have the machines technically winning the Bitcoin “lottery.”
Yet, while making money by selling money may sound like the business opportunity of the future, it isn’t without its drawbacks. First off, the machines aren’t cheap. With units costing roughly $7,000 apiece, money machine owners will need to shell out quite a few Bitcoins in order to even make a purchase.
In addition, there have allegedly been some issues with computer chips connected to the Bitcoin making machines, rendering some serious problems – and in turn, monetary losses – to the new owners.
A More Lucrative Way to Earn
Short of purchasing a money minting machine, there are actually much easier – and less labor intensive – ways to make money in the world of Bitcoins. In fact, by learning just a few simple Bitcoin trading strategies, there’s no need for any type of minting contraption at all.
Bitcoin day trading strategies are easy to learn – especially when given tips from professional market traders who trade exclusively in the Bitcoin market. Once traders are able to use the Bitcoin trading tips that they’ve learned in a real life setting, they’ll be on their way earning consistent profits in this highly predictable market.
Taking the Next Step to the Digital Gold Rush
The truth is that there aren’t any “top secret” Bitcoin strategies to riches – there are just good solid trading techniques. These strategies have been tested and used successfully by professional traders in the field. And, while there are many who may claim to be gurus, the best information will come from those who are actually following a proven system to do so.
Any successful endeavor will require that you have a step-by-step track to follow – and ideally, one that has been tested. Bitcoin trading is no different. In fact, a map that keeps you on track is even more important in this arena, as this type of trading is currently unregulated, and there is presently no regulatory body to protect investors. While there can be both advantages and drawbacks to this, those who learn how to predict this market the right way, will truly be able to profit from it.
Who Should You Listen To?
When learning any type of new skill or craft, who, would you rather take instruction from – a newbie who had some good beginner’s luck, or experienced professionals who have worked successfully in the industry for a number of years, throughout a variety of different environments?
When learning to day trade Bitcoins, there are several essential points that you must have a thorough understanding of. These include the following:
- Which techniques to use, and when to use them.
- What type of charting system is necessary?
- How to identify your entry points.
- When to get in – and when to get out – of your trades.
The Bottom Line on Day Trading with Bitcoins
When day trading with any type of asset, it is important to go into it with both a strategy and a system. This is especially the case with Bitcoins, as this is a relatively new asset that is being traded in an unregulated market based in large part on human emotion. Yet, if you have a good understanding of your indicators and you know the right way to predict potential movements, your profit potential could essentially be unlimited.


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While developing a dashboard, you may find yourself wanting to give users the ability to configure a widget behavior or layout that's not configurable out of the box. For example, you may want to provide a product-specific way for users to configure a data source. The first step to achieving something like this is to replace an existing widget configurator (editor) section with your own implementation. In this tutorial, we'll do our best to give you an understanding of what's needed to accomplish this first step.
For now, we'll keep things simple and create a custom version of the KPI description configuration component to replace the background color selector with some static text content. This will serve mainly as a proof-of-concept for the configurator side. In a later tutorial, we'll create a custom widget that can actually be configured via a custom configurator section. And, in another tutorial beyond that, we'll go over the small amount of additional wiring required to give users the ability to change the configuration of a data source.
WidgetTypesService
ComponentRegistryService
KpiDescriptionConfigurationComponent
with a custom one. Our version will insert custom content where there would normally be a tile
color selection dropdown.
NuiDashboardConfiguratorModule
,
NuiFormFieldModule
, NuiTextboxModule
,
NuiIconModule
, and Angular's
ReactiveFormsModule
.
CustomKpiDescriptionConfigurationComponent
WidgetTypesService
to replace the existing configurator section component with our custom one.
ComponentRegistryService
to make it available for late load by the dashboard framework.
ngOnInit
. But, in a real-world app, widget type modifications and
component registrations like this may make more sense in a parent module's constructor.
Moving framework initialization procedures such as these to a higher level in an app's
hierarchy ensures that multiple dashboard instances within a common parent module have access
to the same modifications.
nui-select-v2
and nui-combobox-v2
components,
it is possible that in case of large lists the component overlay may go beyond the configurator heading due to its high z-index. To fix this,
use the nui-select-v2
and nui-combobox-v2
components input popupViewportMargin
and pass the height of
the configurator heading into it. You can get the height of the configurator heading by simply injecting the
ConfiguratorHeadingService
and use its height$
observable and async pipe to instantly get the current height of the configurator heading.


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logger.info(f"Running lab: spec_file {spec_file} spec_name {spec_name} in mode: {lab_mode}")
// "@" is reserved for EVAL_MODES
os.environ["lab_mode"] = lab_mode.split("@")[0]
if lab_mode in TRAIN_MODES:
run_new_mode(spec_file, spec_name, lab_mode)
else:
run_old_mode(spec_file, spec_name, lab_mode)
def main():
args = sys.argv[1:]
if len(args) <= 1: // run scheduled specs
job_file = args[0] if len(args) == 1 else "config/experiments.json"
After Change
num_pro = spec["meta"]["param_spec_process"]
// can"t use Pool since it cannot spawn nested Process, which is needed for VecEnv and parallel sessions. So these will run and wait by chunks
workers = [mp.Process(target=run_train_mode, args=(spec, lab_mode)) for spec in param_specs]
for chunk_w in ps.chunk(workers, num_pro):
for w in chunk_w:
w.start()
for w in chunk_w:
w.join()
def main():
"""Main method to run jobs from scheduler or from a spec directly"""
args = sys.argv[1:]
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public class ThreeDS1WebViewController : UIViewController
A view controller for performing 3DS 1.0 authentication.
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A delegate for being notified of completion or cancellation of the authentication.
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Swift
public var delegate: ThreeDS1WebViewControllerDelegate?
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public override func viewDidLoad()
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public override func viewWillAppear(_ animated: Bool)
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Initiate 3DS 1.0 authentication for the provided card token
Throws
ASimplifyError
if the cardToken was missing the required data.Declaration
Swift
public func authenticate(with cardToken: SimplifyMap) throws
Parameters
cardToken
the card token containing the `secure3DData element.


Use this form to generate dummy explorations with random titles.
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Reload a single collection
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Load dummy new structures data (only admins)
Loads 2 topics (one of which is empty), a story and three skills (two in a subtopic)
attached to the first topic and a question attached to each skill. 3 explorations
are loaded and associated with the story. Translation and skill question opportunties
are populated on the Contributor Dashboard.
Generate dummy skill with questions (only admins)
Generate a skill with 15 questions linked to it.
Generate a dummy math classroom
Generate a dummy math classroom with 5 published topics containing 1
skill per topic and 3 questions linked per skill.


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Introduction
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Rapid advances in IoT technology demand a lot of devices to be connected to the internet.
To design such devices, we usually need microcontrollers and network modules (Ethernet or WiFi).
ESP8266 is a low-cost microcontroller that already has an on-chip WiFi module.
This WiFi module makes the ESP8266 as a popular microcontroller for IoT device development.
With ESP8266, we do not need external the WiFi module, so we can significantly reduce the Bill of Material (BOM) cost of the IoT product.
This book is primarily written as a hands-on material rather than theory.
This book covers the basic of ESP8266 peripherals and the popular sensors and actuators.
In this book, the Arduino library is used for programming the ESP8266, and the NodeMCU development board is used.
![Figure [fig:esp8266_1]: Hands-On ESP8266: Mastering Basic Peripherals](esp8266_1.jpg width=300px)
Contents
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This book is divided into several chapters as follows.
* Chapter 1 – Introduction
* Chapter 2 – Blink an LED
* Chapter 3 – Dim an LED using PWM
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In this blog post I am trying to explain the basics of deep learning with a simple example and a few code snippets.
A neural network is a stack of hidden layers. Each layer is composed of linear and non-linear functions. Non-linear functions are really important, they are the secret ingredient of deep learning. They allows the universal approximation theorem to work. This theorem says that you can always come up with a deep neural network that will approximate any complex relation between input and output.
How do deep neural networks work?
We give the neural network input data and the expected output data. Data will go through different layers of linear and non-linear functions and hyper-parameters are learnt to give the right output.
The early layers focus on small features, for example in computer vision, corners and borders ; the late layers are more general, in computer vision they are able to distinguish between cats and dogs because they group an ensemble of features together such as the fur texture, the number of eyes, the shape of the ears.
I am going to focus here on how the neural network learns the hyper-parameters. To make it easier to understand, I will use a regression example. I will generate a set of points following a regression rule. I will then use a gradient descent technique to re-discover the regression rule.
To begin, I am generating 50 data points around an affine function y = 3 x + 8.
def lin(a,b,x): return a*x+b
def gen_fake_data(n, a, b):
x = np.random.uniform(0,1,n)
y = lin(a,b,x) + 0.1 * np.random.normal(0,3,n)
return x, y
x, y = gen_fake_data(50, 3., 8.)
In this graph, the orange points are the 50 points generated previously, in red is the line that fits the points the best. My goal is to guess the parameters of this line a and b.
If I begin with a and b equal 0, I get the graph below. I can see that I am quite far from fitting the points!
We want the line to fit the points. For this, we calculate the error loss. The error loss gives us an indication of how bad we are.
The mean square error is a good indicator. It calculates the distance between each orange point and the predicted red line. This distance is squared to take into account differences from points below and above the predicted line, otherwise, differences from points below the line would cancel differences from points above the line. Then the average is taken.
def mse_loss(a, b, x, y): return mse(lin(a,b,x), y)
mse(0, 0, y)
I tried (a, b) = (0, 0) and I found an error loss of 92.67. (a, b) = (1, 1) gives a better loss 65.36.
I can plot the error loss for each combination (a, b), this function is called the loss function. I assume here that a = b, for the explanation, otherwise, the loss function would be in a 3 dimension space.
I can read on the graph that the best parameter value is 6 at the lowest point of the loss function. I can quickly check parameters equal 6 on my 50 points below. This is better than our first attempt.
☝ Instead of trying random values that minimize the loss function, we can use the gradient descent algorithm.
Gradient descent is an algorithm that minimizes functions. Given a function defined by a set of parameters, gradient descent starts with an initial set of parameter values and iteratively moves toward a set of parameter values that minimize the function. This iterative minimization is achieved by taking steps in the negative direction of the function gradient.
Parameters are updated using the gradient and a learning rate:
a = a - learning_rate * (gradient of the loss function from a)
b = b - learning_rate * (gradient of the loss function from b)
When the gradient is negative it means that we are riding a negative slope of the loss function, we need to keep on going on this direction.
When the gradient is poitive, it means that we are riding a positive slope of the loss function, so we need to go backwards.
There are different types of gradient descent faster or more reliable, but this is another topic!
How far we are moving at each iteration is defined by the learning rate. It is really important to choose the right learning rate. If the learning rate is too small, it can take forever for the algorithm to reach the minimum. If the learning rate is too big, the algorithm can never find the minimum and oscillate between 2 positions.
There are different ways to choose the learning rate, a good practice is to increase and then progressively decrease the learning rate, this technique is called cyclical learning rate.
Now, that we have understood the logic, let’s code! I am using the pytorch library here, because it is keeping track of the gradients.
import torch
# Wrap x and y in Variables.
x,y = V(x),V(y)
# Create random weights a and b, and wrap them in Variables.
a = V(np.random.randn(1), requires_grad=True)
b = V(np.random.randn(1), requires_grad=True)
for t in range(50):
# Forward pass: compute predicted y using operations on Variables.
loss = mse_loss(a,b,x,y)
if t % 50 == 0: print(loss.data[0])
# Computes the gradient of loss with respect to all Variables with requires_grad=True.
# After this call a.grad and b.grad will be Variables holding the gradient
# of the loss with respect to a and b respectively.
loss.backward()
# Update a and b using gradient descent; a.data and b.data are Tensors,
# a.grad and b.grad are Variables and a.grad.data and b.grad.data are Tensors.
a.data -= learning_rate * a.grad.data
b.data -= learning_rate * b.grad.data
# Zero the gradients.
a.grad.data.zero_()
b.grad.data.zero_()
This algorithm find parameters very close to 3 and 8! 🎉
That is it! We covered one of the most fundamental piece of deep learning! In deep learning, instead of having just a regression function, on top of it, there is a non-linear function added. However, the methodology is the same to find the best hyper-parameters.
What is the role of a deep learning practitionner?
A deep learning practitionner need to think about the best architecture (number of layers, type of activation functions) to use for his specific problem.
During the training phase, he needs to make sure that the model is learning well by adjusting the learning rate, the number of iterations through the entire dataset (epochs) and the optimization techniques.
He checks as well if the model generalizes well, if it becomes too specific to the training dataset, it is called overfitting. Regularization techniques are used to prevent overfitting.
I hope that this blog post is clear enough. Let me know if you have any suggestions to improve this article.


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