| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| AccessRestrictedCacheElementProvider<T extends CacheKey,U extends Serializable> |
This element provider checks for authorization first.
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| CacheElementProvider<K extends CacheKey,T extends Serializable> |
A CacheElementProvider is required when an element is requested but not yet cached.
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| CacheKey |
The key for caching an element.
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| CacheManager |
Interface describing a cache manager that manages a
Cache . |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractCacheElementProvider<K extends CacheKey,T extends Serializable> | |
| ApplicationSingleElementCacheKey |
Common cache key class for cases where there is only one element per application that can be
cached.
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| Cache |
An abstract cache providing basic caching features.
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| CacheElementWrapper<T extends Serializable> |
Wrapper for the actual element retrieved by a
CacheElementProvider which is enriched with
the creation timestamp of the cache entry and will be passed to the caching backend. |
| ClientSingleElementCacheKey |
Common cache key class for cases where there is only one element per client that can be cached.
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| IdBasedCacheKey |
Cache key for identifying elements by an ID.
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| IdBasedRangeCacheKey |
A CacheKey to identify cached items by an ID and a positive range.
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| NoCache |
A "cache" that does not cache anything.
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| StringIdBasedCacheKey |
Cache key for identifying elements by a string identifier.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| CacheElementProviderException |
Exception to signal a problem in the CacheElementProvider.
|
| CacheException |
Exception to be thrown when there are problems with the cache backend.
|
| CacheManagerInitializationException |
Exception to be thrown when the initialization of a
CacheManager or the managed cache
failed. |
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THIS BOY'S LIFE A film review by Lons Ponschock Copyright 1995 Lons Ponschock
Directed by Michael Caton-Jones >From the life of Tobias Wolff Stars Leonardo DeCaprio, Robert Deniro, Ellen Barkin
We've all seen the countless interpretations of "John Boy Walton Leaving the Mountain to Go Away to a Better Life at the University", whether it was actually The Waltons, CROSSING THE BRIDGE or a myriad of other films about getting away from home. Some of these are sentimental like that old tv show where everyone is good and kind and the way God planned it.
I don't know how deeply this notion effects others: this primordial fear in a Freudian sense of death at the hands of someone much bigger than you when you are young. I think it effects us all... especially boys.
Tobias Wolff uses his real name in the telling of his life in Washington State with his mother and his stepfather and stepdad's children.
It is not an easy story to watch. And De Niro as Dwight the stepdad really makes you hate him. That's what the truly superb actor can do: to be so over the top-- to take the risks of looking foolish and also treacherous, vain, conniving, cruel and a thousand other of emotions and traits.
Leonard DiCaprio as young Tobias is the star of the picture though.
So this is a good film. It is not a comfortable film... but it is a good film. What THIS BOY'S LIFE gave me was really only one scene in the picture: the scene where the boy will either live or die at the hands of the stepdad.
And the rage that that produces... the helplessness, bitterness and anger in the inability to defend yourself. Those images go very deep.
Melodramatic? I'll tell you a secret as I sometimes do here: I was never any good at distinguishing what middle class white people consider high drama as opposed to the low life monkey shines of people I actually knew or emotions I actually felt.
So when you see that signature file which closes these writings, think if that as well.
-- lon
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serial_hw2_int_cts
serial_hw_int_cts.jal. Interrupt driven buffered serial interface with flow control.
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Author
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Rob Hamerling, Copyright © 2008..2012, all rights reserved.
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Adapted-by
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Joep Suijs, Oliver "Kiste" Seitz
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Compiler
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2.4o
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Description
Serial communications:
- receive and transmit data transfer is interrupt driven
- receive and transmit data transfer is buffered (circular buffers)
- provides automatic CTS flow control with spare free space for FiFo buffer
.
This library supports:
- Data format: 8 bits data, 1 start-bit, 1 stop bit
- Acceptable baud rate depends on the oscillator frequency
(see BAUD RATES tables in the datasheet).
- Interrupt bits used: TXIE, RCIE, PEIE and GIE.
.
Available procedures/functions for application programs:
.
- serial_hw2_init() -- initialise communications
. -- (called automatically)
- serial_send2_byte(byte out ) -- send byte
. -- returns the transmitted byte
- serial_hw2_read(byte out ) return bit -- receive byte
. -- returns TRUE with data,
. -- FALSE when no data available
- serial_hw2_write(byte in ) -- send byte (wait if queue full)
.
- serial_hw2_data = -- send byte, wait if queue full
.
- = serial_hw2_data -- receive byte, wait if queue empty
.
- serial_hw2_tx_buffer_free() -- get free bytes in transmit buffer
. -- returns number of free bytes
.
Directions for use of this library in application programs
(in this sequence):
.
1. Declare the following constant:
.
const serial_hw2_baudrate = 115200 -- line speed
.
and variables:
.
alias serial2_ctsinv is pin_B4 -- incoming data flow control
-- Optional, if it is not needed,
-- no dummy needs to be assigned.
-- Saves a few bytes of code space
-- if not defined.
var bit serial2_overflow_discard -- With transmit buffer overflow:
-- TRUE: discard data (non-blocking)
-- FALSE: wait for free space (blocking)
-- With receive buffer overflow data is
-- discarded without notification,
-- but prevented with CTS flow control,
-- provided the sender has flow control enabled
.
and optional, you could define one or more of the constants below.
You should do so if you want different values than the ones shown.
If not defined, the following values are used:
.
const SERIAL2_XMTBUFSIZE = 32 -- size of transmit buffer
const SERIAL2_RCVBUFSIZE = 64 -- size of receive buffer
const SERIAL2_DELTA = 17 -- spare space receive buffer
-- if possible keep SERIAL_DELTA = 17!
.
When the physical locations of pin_TX and pin_RX are configurable for a specific
PIC, the device file will probably contain names like pin_TX_RB2 and pin_RX_RB1
and another pair with other pin suffixes.
Depending for which pair of pins the USART is configured aliases
without suffixes have to be specified, like:
alias pin_TX2 is pin_TX2_RB2
alias pin_RX2 is pin_RX2_RB1
alias pin_TX2_direction is pin_TX2_RB2_direction
alias pin_RX2_direction is pin_RX2_RB1_direction
.
2. Include this library.
.
and somewhere before actually using serial communications:
.
3. Prepare pins:
pin_B4_direction = OUTPUT -- incoming data flow control
serial2_overflow_discard = FALSE -- do not discard output
Notes: - pin_TX and pin_RX are selected automatically
- direction settings of these pins are taken care of by the library
.
4. Call serial_hw2_init() to initialize serial communications.
Notes
See serial_hw_int_cts library
Dependencies
Private
-
serial_hw2_init()
Title: Initialize second serial port
Arguments: (none)
Returns: (nothing)
-
serial_hw2_write(byte in data)
Title: Put a single byte in transmit buffer
Arguments: Data (byte) to transmit
Returns (nothing)
Notes: - This is a variant of serial_send_byte() compatible with
the procedure in the serial_hardware library.
Spins when byte cannot be put in transmit buffer
(buffer full condition).
-
serial2_init()
Deprecated
-
serial_hw2_data'put(byte in data)
Put byte in transmit buffer as pseudo variable
Private
-
serial2_send_byte(byte in data) return byte
Title: Put a single byte in transmit buffer
Arguments: Data (byte) to transmit
Returns: transmitted byte (or 0x00 when data discarded)
Notes: - Activates transmit interrupt handler when data buffered
When buffer full act as indicated in 'serial_overflow_discard'
* TRUE: discard data (and return 0x00 as data byte)
* FALSE: wait for free buffer space
(returns only after data has been stored in buffer)
-
serial_hw2_data'get() return byte
Return next byte from receive buffer as pseudo variable
Spin as long as no data available (buffer empty)
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serial_hw2_tx_buffer_free() return byte
Title: Get free space in transmit buffer
Arguments: (none)
Returns: Number of free bytes in transmit buffer
Notes: - Useful to check in advance if a string will fit in the buffer
or if transmitting the string will block.
Never returns zero. If "1" is returned, regard buffer as full.
-
serial_hw2_read(byte out data) return bit
Title: Return byte (if any) from circular receive buffer of USART
Arguments: received byte (if any)
Returns: - TRUE when byte returned
FALSE if no byte available
Notes: Sets CTS high when receive buffer has more than
bytes free space after delivering byte to caller.
-
serial2_receive_byte(byte out data) return bit
Deprecated
Here are the list of samples which use this library:


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Class Summary |
| AttributesProxy |
Wraps XMLAttributes and makes it look like
AttributeList and Attributes . |
| AugmentationsImpl |
This class provides an implementation for Augmentations interface. |
| DatatypeMessageFormatter |
Used to format JAXP 1.3 Datatype API error messages using a specified locale. |
| DefaultErrorHandler |
Default error handler. |
| DOMEntityResolverWrapper |
This class wraps DOM entity resolver to XNI entity resolver. |
| DOMErrorHandlerWrapper |
This class handles DOM errors . |
| DOMInputSource |
An XMLInputSource analogue to javax.xml.transform.dom.DOMSource . |
| DOMUtil |
Some useful utility methods. |
| EncodingMap |
EncodingMap is a convenience class which handles conversions between
IANA encoding names and Java encoding names, and vice versa. |
| EntityResolver2Wrapper |
This class wraps a SAX entity resolver (EntityResolver2) in an XNI entity resolver. |
| EntityResolverWrapper |
This class wraps a SAX entity resolver in an XNI entity resolver. |
| ErrorHandlerProxy |
Wraps XMLErrorHandler and make it look like a SAX ErrorHandler . |
| ErrorHandlerWrapper |
This class wraps a SAX error handler in an XNI error handler. |
| HTTPInputSource |
This class represents an input source for an XML resource
retrievable over HTTP. |
| IntStack |
A simple integer based stack. |
| LocatorProxy |
Wraps XMLLocator and make it look like a SAX Locator . |
| NamespaceSupport |
Namespace support for XML document handlers. |
| ParserConfigurationSettings |
This class implements the basic operations for managing parser
configuration features and properties. |
| SAXInputSource |
An XMLInputSource analogue to javax.xml.transform.sax.SAXSource . |
| SAXLocatorWrapper |
A light wrapper around a SAX locator. |
| SAXMessageFormatter |
Used to format SAX error messages using a specified locale. |
| SecurityManager |
This class is a container for parser settings that relate to
security, or more specifically, it is intended to be used to prevent denial-of-service
attacks from being launched against a system running Xerces. |
| ShadowedSymbolTable |
Shadowed symbol table. |
| SymbolHash |
This class is an unsynchronized hash table primary used for String
to Object mapping. |
| SymbolHash.Entry |
This class is a key table entry. |
| SymbolTable |
This class is a symbol table implementation that guarantees that
strings used as identifiers are unique references. |
| SymbolTable.Entry |
This class is a symbol table entry. |
| SynchronizedSymbolTable |
Synchronized symbol table. |
| URI |
A class to represent a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). |
| XML11Char |
This class defines the basic properties of characters in XML 1.1. |
| XMLAttributesImpl |
The XMLAttributesImpl class is an implementation of the XMLAttributes
interface which defines a collection of attributes for an element. |
| XMLCatalogResolver |
The catalog resolver handles the resolution of external
identifiers and URI references through XML catalogs. |
| XMLChar |
This class defines the basic XML character properties. |
| XMLEntityDescriptionImpl |
This class is an implementation of the XMLEntityDescription
interface which describes the properties of an entity. |
| XMLGrammarPoolImpl |
Stores grammars in a pool associated to a specific key. |
| XMLGrammarPoolImpl.Entry |
This class is a grammar pool entry. |
| XMLResourceIdentifierImpl |
The XMLResourceIdentifierImpl class is an implementation of the
XMLResourceIdentifier interface which defines the location identity
of a resource. |
| XMLStringBuffer |
XMLString is a structure used to pass character arrays. |
| XMLSymbols |
All internalized xml symbols. |


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AAX SDK
2.3.1
Avid Audio Extensions Development Kit
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#include <AAX_CLogTaperDelegate.h>
A logarithmic taper conforming to AAX_ITaperDelegate.
This taper spaces a parameter's real values between its minimum and maximum bounds, with a natural logarithmic mapping between the parameter's real and normalized values.
To accomplish this behavior, the taper multiplies its unrounded parameter values by RealPrecision, rounds the result to the nearest valid value, then divides RealPrecision back out.
Rounding will be disabled if RealPrecision is set to a value less than 1
Public Member Functions | |
| AAX_CLogTaperDelegate (T minValue=0, T maxValue=1) | |
| Constructs a Log Taper with specified minimum and maximum values. More... | |
| virtual AAX_CLogTaperDelegate< T, RealPrecision > * | Clone () const AAX_OVERRIDE |
| Constructs and returns a copy of the taper delegate. More... | |
| virtual T | GetMinimumValue () const AAX_OVERRIDE |
| Returns the taper's minimum real value. More... | |
| virtual T | GetMaximumValue () const AAX_OVERRIDE |
| Returns the taper's maximum real value. More... | |
| virtual T | ConstrainRealValue (T value) const AAX_OVERRIDE |
| Applies a contraint to the value and returns the constrained value. More... | |
| virtual T | NormalizedToReal (double normalizedValue) const AAX_OVERRIDE |
| Converts a normalized value to a real value. More... | |
| virtual double | RealToNormalized (T realValue) const AAX_OVERRIDE |
| Normalizes a real parameter value. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from AAX_ITaperDelegateBase | |
| virtual | ~AAX_ITaperDelegateBase () |
| Virtual destructor. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| T | Round (double iValue) const |
| AAX_CLogTaperDelegate< T, RealPrecision >::AAX_CLogTaperDelegate | ( | T | minValue = 0 , |
| T | maxValue = 1 |
||
| ) |
Constructs a Log Taper with specified minimum and maximum values.
| [in] | minValue | |
| [in] | maxValue |
|
virtual |
Constructs and returns a copy of the taper delegate.
In general, this method's implementation can use a simple copy constructor:
Implements AAX_ITaperDelegate< T >.
|
inlinevirtual |
Returns the taper's minimum real value.
Implements AAX_ITaperDelegate< T >.
|
inlinevirtual |
Returns the taper's maximum real value.
Implements AAX_ITaperDelegate< T >.
|
virtual |
Applies a contraint to the value and returns the constrained value.
This method is useful if the taper requires a contraint beyond simple minimum and maximum real value limits.
| [in] | value | The unconstrained value |
Implements AAX_ITaperDelegate< T >.
|
virtual |
Converts a normalized value to a real value.
This is where the actual taper algorithm is implemented.
This function should perform the exact inverse of RealToNormalized(), to within the roundoff precision of the individual taper implementation.
| [in] | normalizedValue | The normalized value that will be converted |
Implements AAX_ITaperDelegate< T >.
References AAX::SafeLog().
|
virtual |
Normalizes a real parameter value.
This is where the actual taper algorithm is implemented.
This function should perform the exact inverse of NormalizedToReal(), to within the roundoff precision of the individual taper implementation.
| [in] | realValue | The real parameter value that will be normalized |
Implements AAX_ITaperDelegate< T >.
References AAX::SafeLog().
|
protected |


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Per @rmccue, providers of the WP-API can expose new query endpoints and we should acocunt for those.
[6/30/14, 3:01:29 AM] Ryan McCue:
So e.g. for WooCommerce, implementing /products as a shorthand for /posts?type=products
The option we discussed was to add a .customEndpoint method, in the manner of .registerType (see #7); however, the other option would be to make a function on WP that could be used to define a new constructor and specify the types at instantiation. Worth discussing. cc @carldanley
Per @rmccue, providers of the WP-API can expose new query endpoints and we should acocunt for those.
The option we discussed was to add a
.customEndpoint
method, in the manner of.registerType
(see #7); however, the other option would be to make a function on WP that could be used to define a new constructor and specify the types at instantiation. Worth discussing. cc @carldanley


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Recently, I was tasked with moving a client’s web server from a box in their office, to something a little more robust when they put something up there that caused the server to go nuts (30 mb/s nuts!).
The main goals were:
Fast, scalable web server
Multiple FTP users for the client’s web team to modify the site
Integrates with their existing CrashPlan PROe backup system.
Use GUI’s as much as possible for admin so lower level techs could make changes on the server.
After considering several options, we decided to go with Linode. I’ve had great success hosting my own site with them, and as we had full access to the box, we could install anything we wanted - including CrashPlan.
We’ve been using a 10.7 Server in the office since Lion was released, but it is only now that I’m about to install an all Lion office, so will get the chance to use Profile Manager in a real install. Over the last few months, I’ve noticed a couple of things:
Don’t bother using a self signed SSL certificate. Preferences will fail to push seemingly at random without a proper certificate. For what they cost, get over to Godaddy and buy yourself a cheap certificate and save yourself hours of head scratching.
On first glance, Profile Manager seems to be lacking load of options that we had in Workgroup Manager. Remember that your can upload your own plists, so we can still set all of the options that we could before.
I’ve not been able to set Mobility preferences using Profile Manager, so have had to fall back to MCX for this as the client mac steadfastly refuses to use the settings I’ve set in Profile Manager. If anyone has any ideas about this, I’d love to hear them.
If you’re using DeployStudio, your can cut out a load of post imaging faffing about with enrolling the mac by using an Enrolment Profile and then using the workflow item in DS to get the client talking to your server.
Starting with Lion Server, a fair bit of data is now stored in Postgres databases. If you use Time Machine, you’ll get this backed up properly for you. If you use a proper backup solution (I prefer CrashPlan), you won’t get automated dumps. This script rectifies this, by dumping all of your Postgres data, and keeping 7 days worth.
You can grab the code, along with a pre-built pkg installer from GitHub.
Configuration
By default, the script puts it’s backups in /Backups/Postgres - if you wish to change it, you will need to edit line 3 of /usr/local/pgbackup/pgbackup.sh
The LaunchDaemon will trigger the script every night at 21:00. If you wish to change this, you will need to edit the CalendarStartInterval part of com.grahamgilbert.pgbackup.plist
Lion Server takes over every ethernet interface when you enable any web services (Web, Wiki, Profile Manager, basically anything!). This leaves us with two options: putting Kerio on a non-standard port and getting the users to type that in every time, or completely disabling apache and not using any of the good stuff that came with Lion Server. Or, we could work out a way to redirect users to the right port number when they hit mail.example.com
Enter Reverse Proxy. This takes the request for the mail.example.com virtual host, and redirects it to our custom HTTPS port (8843).
How to do it
The files you need are on my GitHub. Replace mail.example.com with the FQDN of your mail server.
Set up your lion server first. Configure SSL certificates, OD and web services the way you like it.
Export your private key for the signed SSL certificate from the keychain.
Install Kerio Connect. Import the private key and your signed certificate.
Set Kerio to use only port 8800 for HTTP and 8843 for HTTP and HTTPS, respectively.
Set Kerio to bind it’s services to All Interfaces rather than a specific IP address. (I’ve found that services won’t start when it’s listening on all IPs, but will when it can listen to all - don’t ask me why!)
In Server.app, configure mail.example.com in Web. Set it to use port 443, set the root folder to whatever you want (it won’t be used).
In Hardware, set the virtual host you just created to use the right ssl cert.
In terminal: cd /path/to/the/files/you/downloaded
In terminal again: sudo cp httpd_kerio.conf /etc/apache2/httpd_kerio.conf
And again: sudo cp webapps/com.grahamglbert.kerio.plist /etc/apache2/webapps/com.grahamglbert.kerio.plist
One last time: sudo webappctl start com.grahamgilbert.kerio mail.example.com
What’s happening
By default, when you specify a vhost to use ssl in lion server, any requests to port 80 are redirected to 443. Once it’s wrapped in ssl, it’s redirected transparently to 8843, so the user is sent to the webmail login.
The plist file is the core of the webapp mechanism that was introduced with lion server. Within that all we’re doing is importing the httpd_kerio.conf file (which just has a standard apache reverse proxy directive) and telling the app to always use ssl. The webappctl command is simply telling the webapp mechanism to load our plist and start it on the mail.example.com vhost.
Known Issues
Entourage
Entourage accounts will need to be reconfigured with the Kerio setup tool. They don’t seem to like communicating with the server over port 443 when the reverse proxy is running - they will have issues sending email.
Kerio Services
The services in Kerio Admin will need to be set to run on All Interfaces rather than a set IP address, as they won’t start on a specific address (it is unknown whether this is because of the reverse proxy / webapp process or if this is a general Lion issue). If the service has stopped, the webapp will need to be restarted:


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Before Change
// allow calls like trained_model["office"], as a shorthand for trained_model[["office"]]
return self.syn0[self.vocab[words].index]
return vstack([self.syn0[self.vocab[word].index] for word in words])
def __contains__(self, word):
return word in self.vocab
After Change
dists = dot(vectors, mean)
return sorted(zip(dists, used_words))[0][1]
def __getitem__(self, words):
Accept a single word or a list of words as input.
If a single word: returns the word"s representations in vector space, as
a 1D numpy array.
Multiple words: return the words" representations in vector space, as a
2d numpy array: //words x //vector_size. Matrix rows are in the same order
as in input.
Example::
>>> trained_model["office"]
array([ -1.40128313e-02, ...])
>>> trained_model[["office", "products"]]
array([ -1.40128313e-02, ...]
[ -1.70425311e-03, ...]
...)
if isinstance(words, string_types):
// allow calls like trained_model["office"], as a shorthand for trained_model[["office"]]
return self.word_vec(words)
return vstack([self.word_vec(word) for word in words])
def __contains__(self, word):


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A robot may not injure a human being or allow a human to come to harm.
A robot must obey orders, unless they conflict with law number one.
A robot must protect its own existence, as long as those actions do not conflict with either the first or second law.
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Sample lore source texts for Parser test. These are tested with ANTLR Works 2.1. The ANTLR works 2.1 is able to download from "Download ANTLR". Grammar file is "src/org/xgmtk/lore/parser/Lore.g4".


Zhiliang Wu | 吴志良
Munich, Germany
From 2018 to 2022, I was a Ph.D. student under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Volker Tresp. The work was generously supported by the MLwin project at LMU Munich and Siemens AG.
My research focuses on machine learning and deep learning in healthcare applications. We are especially interested in developing uncertainty-aware clinical decision support to address the challenges in the high-dimensional longitudinal Electronic Health Record (EHR) data.
Before joining LMU Munich & Siemens AG, I received my master’s degree in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology from the Technical University of Munich in 2018. I spent six months at Mercateo AG to conduct my master’s thesis about Recommender Systems under the supervision of PD. Dr. Martin Kleinsteuber.
news
| Mar 22, 2022 | I have successfully defended my thesis “Representation Learning for Uncertainty-Aware Clinical Decision Support”! |
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| Jun 5, 2021 | Our paper about uncertainty-aware Time-to-event Prediction is accepted to MLHC 2021! |
| May 1, 2021 | Our paper about Deep Kernel Learning on medical imaging data got accepted to ICHI 2021! |
| Dec 1, 2020 | Our paper received the best paper award at the ICHI 2020! |
| Nov 30, 2020 | My first collaboration work with Jindong was presented at ACCV2020! |
| Jun 10, 2019 | My first collaboration work with Yinchong and Volker got published at ICHI 2019! |
| Nov 1, 2018 | I started my Ph.D.!!! |
selected publications
- Dissertation
Representation Learning for Uncertainty-Aware Clinical Decision SupportIn Elektronische Hochschulschriften der LMU München 2022


Thalaivar 168: Keerthy Suresh To Play The Female Lead Opposite Superstar Rajinikanth
by Shakthi Sai PrashanthiIt's official now! Actress Keerthy Suresh has been roped in to share screen space with Superstar Rajinikanth in 'Thalaivar 168'.
We all know that Superstar Rajinikanth has signed his next with Siruthai Siva. While there have been talks regarding the selection of female lead in the movie, names of actresses such as Khushboo and Meena were making the headlines. Even names such as Jyothika and Manju Warrier were discussed amongst others.
However, the recent announcement from Sun Pictures has cleared the air on the rumours. 'Mahanati' star Keerthy Suresh has been added as the female lead in Rajini-Siva's project.
Tentatively titled as 'Thalaivar 168', the film is bankrolled by Sun Pictures. On Monday, Sun Pictures took to its official social media handle to break the news.
Sun Pictures wrote, "We are delighted to announce that for the first time, @KeerthyOfficial will be acting with Superstar @rajinikanth in #Thalaivar168."
Actress Keerthy Suresh also expressed her happiness about this on her Twitter handle. She said, "Extremely happy to announce this magical milestone in my journey . From being awe struck of @rajinikanth sir to sharing screen space with him will be my most cherished memory in my life. Thank you @directorsiva sir @sunpictures #Thalaivar168."
This news has created a surprise wave among Thalaivar fans. Rajinikanth is all set for his upcoming Pongal release of 'Darbar'. Directed by AR Murugadoss, Nayanthara will be seen pairing up with Rajini.
Keerthy Suresh, on the other hand, has completed shooting for her next flick 'Penguin'. It is produced by Karthik Subbaraj's Stone Bench Films. She will also make her Bollywood debut pretty soon with 'Maidaan', which has Ajay Devgn in the lead. Keerthy's 'Miss India', a Tamil-Telugu bilingual is also gearing up for release soon.
This is the first time Keerthy Suresh will be seen sharing screen space with Superstar Rajinikanth. Audiences are pretty much excited like Keerthy. What do you feel about this new combo? Drop in your comments below!
(Social media posts are not edited)
Also Read:
Thalaivar 168: Rajinikanth And Siruthai Siva’s Movie To Go On Floors From This Date?
Rajinikanth To Join Hands With Gautham Menon For Thalaivar 169?


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Welcome to diffHTML! A library that assists with creating user interfaces for the web using JavaScript. These interfaces can be: applications, games, data visualizations, or anything else that you may want to render in a web browser.
An easy-to-use and powerful Virtual DOM library that was written to be extensionable, powerful, and very fast. Use this to build components, applications, games, and more.
Core Features
- ES Module support
- Async transition hooks
- Middleware
- Efficient Virtual DOM
- Virtual Tree object pooling
- Auto memory management
Installing & Importing
Depending on your use case you may have to install from a registry using a package manager or you can reference it directly from a server.
Script tag
Using this method will bring in the global minified UMD file. This includes the
parser so it will be larger than the runtime build weighing at around
7.5kb. Access the API through the window.diff
global.

If you use the Babel transform, you will be able to use the runtime instead.
This converts html
tagged template calls into createTree
calls, which take
in the Babel converted trees. This greatly reduces the bundle sizes. The base
bundle size here is only 5.7kb min+gzip!

Installing into node_modules
You have two options, the official npm client or the yarn alternative.
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The official package client that ships with Node, can install
npm install --save diffhtml
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yarn add diffhtml
ES modules
You can import diffHTML directly over HTTP using the ES modules syntax. This is a new feature that isn't available in all browsers yet, but you can use them safely in nearly all modern browsers.
> diffhtml.org server
Hosted on my Linode, don't rely on this for complete stability, but it supports http/2 push so it's great for development. I'll always update this to guarentee to be the latest version. Consider this "bleeding edge", if you need stability use unpkg below.
// When you're loading from https, you can go protocol-less.
import { innerHTML } from '//diffhtml.org/es';
// When you're loading from file: or http:
import { innerHTML } from 'https://diffhtml.org/es';
> unpkg.com server
Sometimes outdated, cold start is sometimes slow, doesn't have http/2, but is significantly more stable, so think of this as stable LTS.
import { innerHTML } from '//unpkg.com/diffhtml?module';
diffHTML is designed to be portable, so you can consume it in a number of ways depending on your environment. You can load imports works well with or without a build tool. It can be laode dby browsers with the ES Module syntax.
There are many ways of getting diffHTML. It has been designed to be flexible and the smallest filesize possible.
HTTP (Recommended for Beginners):

While diffhtml
is the core package to install, there are many other modules you may also want to install depending on your use cases.
turns:
// Manually create container.
const div = document.createElement('div');
// Update the content using the `innerHTML` property.
div.innerHTML = 'Hello world';
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1 At that time, Yahweh will punish Leviathan,
the swift-moving monster,
that coiling serpent that lives in the sea.
Yahweh will kill it with his sharp, huge, and powerful sword.
2 At that time, Yahweh will say,
"You Israelite people, who are like a fruitful vineyard, must sing!
3 I will protect you
like a farmer waters his crops carefully in order that they will grow well.
I will guard you day and night, in order that no one harms you.
4 I am no longer angry with my people;
if any of your enemies try to injure you like briers and thorns injure people,
I will attack them in battle;
I will get rid of them completely,
5 unless they request me to protect them;
I strongly invite them to make peace with me!"
6 There will be a time when the descendants of Jacob will prosper like a plant that has good roots;
they will be like trees that bud and blossom and bear a lot of fruit;
what they do will bless all the people in the world.
7 Has Yahweh punished us Israelites
like he punished our enemies?
Has he punished us as much as he punished them?
8 No, he has not done that,
but he did punish us Israelite people and exiled us;
we were taken away from our land
as though we were struck by a windstorm from the east.
9 Yahweh did that in order to punish us for our sins
and remove our guilt.
As a result of our being exiled, all the altars to other gods in Israel will be demolished,
and we will be forgiven for the sins that we have committed.
There will be no more poles for worshiping the goddess Asherah or altars for burning incense to other gods;
they will all be torn down and smashed to bits.
10 The cities that have strong walls around them will be empty;
like the desert, they will have no one living in them.

Our Israelite people do not have any sense;
so Yahweh, who created them, will not act mercifully toward them
or be kind to them.
12 However, there will be a time when Yahweh will gather them together again; he will separate them from the people who have conquered them, like people separate wheat from chaff. He will bring them back to Israel, one by one, from the land between the Euphrates River in the northeast and the brook at the border of Egypt in the southwest.
13 At that time, a trumpet will be blown very loudly. And those who were exiled to Assyria and Egypt and who almost died there will return to Jerusalem, to worship Yahweh on Zion, his holy hill.


public class GPS
extends totalcross.lang.Object
new Thread() { public void run() { gps = new GPS(); for (int i = 0; i < 60*2 && gps.location[0] == 0; i++) // wait 60s { Vm.safeSleep(500); try { gps.retrieveGPSData(); } catch (GPSDisabledException gde) { Toast.show("Please enable GPS!",2000); } catch (Exception eee) { eee.printStackTrace(); break; } } } }.start();If the GPS fails connecting to the satellites, and the phone has signal, you can use the cell tower location as a rough location. The precision is vary between 50m to 3km, depending where the phone is. You can get the latitude and longitude using CellInfo.toCoordinates. See the tc.samples.maps.GoogleMaps sample.
GPS
,
CellInfo.toCoordinates()
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
double |
direction
Stores the direction in degrees from the North.
|
static int |
HIGH_GPS_PRECISION
Used in gpsPrecision
|
static double |
INVALID
A value that indicates that invalid data was retrieved.
|
Time |
lastFix
Stores the time of the last updated.
|
double[] |
location
Stores the location - latitude on first index (0) and longitude on second index (1).
|
static int |
LOW_GPS_PRECISION
Used in gpsPrecision
|
String |
lowSignalReason
The reason for the low signal, if retrieveGPSData returned false.
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String |
messageReceived
The retrieved message, or null in Windows Mobile and Android.
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double |
pdop
The last PDOP, if any.
|
int |
precision
Defines the GPS precision (currently has effect only on Android):
if HIGH, only the GPS is used, if LOW, then Google Play Services is also used.
|
int |
satellites
Number of satellites in view.
|
double |
velocity
Stores the speed in knots.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GPS()
Constructs a GPS control.
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GPS(int precision)
Constructs a GPS control, with the given precision.
|
GPS(PortConnector sp)
Constructs a GPS control with the given serial port.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
finalize() |
double |
getLatitude()
Returns the latitude (
location[0] ). |
double |
getLongitude()
Returns the longitude (
location[1] ). |
static String |
getWinCEGPSCom()
Returns the Windows CE GPS COM port, which can be used to open a PortConnector.
|
boolean |
retrieveGPSData()
Call this method to retrieve the data from the GPS.
|
void |
stop()
Closes the underlying PortConnector or native api.
|
static double |
toCoordinate(String s,
char dir)
Returns the coordinate of the given string and direction.
|
static String |
toCoordinateGGMMSS(String coord,
char dir) |
public double[] location
INVALID
.public double direction
INVALID
.public double velocity
INVALID
.public int satellites
public Time lastFix
public String messageReceived
public double pdop
INVALID
.public String lowSignalReason
public static final int HIGH_GPS_PRECISION
public static final int LOW_GPS_PRECISION
public int precision
public static final double INVALID
public GPS() throws IOException
GPSDisabledException
- If GPS is disabledIOException
- If something goes wrong or if there's already an open instance of the GPS classpublic GPS(int precision) throws IOException
GPSDisabledException
- If GPS is disabledIOException
- If something goes wrong or if there's already an open instance of the GPS classpublic GPS(PortConnector sp) throws IOException
PortConnector sp = new PortConnector(PortConnector.BLUETOOTH, 9600); sp.setReadTimeout(500); gps = new GPS(sp);Don't use this constructor under Android nor Windows Mobile.
IOException
- If something goes wrong or if there's already an open instance of the GPS classGPS()
public static String getWinCEGPSCom()
totalcross.lang.String com; if (Settings.isWindowsDevice() && (com = GPS.getWinCEGPSCom()) != null) sp = new PortConnector(Convert.chars2int(com), 9600, 7, PortConnector.PARITY_EVEN, 1);
public void stop()
public double getLatitude()
location[0]
).public double getLongitude()
location[1]
).public static double toCoordinate(String s, char dir)
s
- the string in coordinate format.dir
- the direction: SWENpublic static String toCoordinateGGMMSS(String coord, char dir) throws InvalidNumberException
InvalidNumberException
public boolean retrieveGPSData()
lowSignalReason
protected void finalize()
finalize
in class totalcross.lang.Object


I am currently teaching three undergraduate courses and two postgraduate courses at the Department of Informatics of the Technological Educational Institute of Athens. I am also teaching one postgraduate course at the department of Informatics and Telecommunications in the University of Athens.
This is an introductory course in computer networks, therefore it has the responsibility of transferring important knowhow relating to the building blocks of modern computer networks. The main target is to reassure that students will be familiar with packet switching, circuit switching, encapsulation, layering, IP addressing, data link layer functionalities and basic knowledge on transfer control and application layer protocols.
This course highlights the fundamental principles of modern digital communications, also penetrating to technical details of state of the art systems such as broadband wireless and optical communication paradigms. Basic principles related to modulation, source coding, channel coding are taught theoretically and in the lab.
This course describes the basic principles of mobile and wireless communication systems and networks. The course also describes commercially deployed systems of second, third and fourth generation mobile networks and predicts their future evolution based on the latest technological advancements. Emphasis is mostly given in the physical layer constraints and the resource allocation and management in all different generations.
This course provides a flavor of the contemporary network technologies and their applications. The students are taught in theory and in the lab in subjects such as MPLS, SONET, RSVP, IPv6 and their applications. Emphasis is given in the configuration of real-life devices with the use of GNS3 emulator so as to demonstrate the aforementioned technologies.
This course has a twofold goal. On one hand, it aims at transferring knowhow in emerging technologies (4G and 5G) in the area of mobile communications. On the other hand, it exhibits how these technologies can be exploited by smart phone applications. In this part of the course the students are taught Android programming.
This course focuses mostly on state of the art network architectures that leverage optical fiber as a transport medium and the optical technologies for layer 0 switching. The use of the optical technologies is highlighted in all the areas of modern networks discussing applications in data centers, access, metro and long-haul infrastructures.


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7 temporarily free and 19 on-sale apps and games for Wednesday
by Jordan PalmerIt's another Wednesday, so that means it's time for a round of app sales. Today's list is paltry by some measures, mercifully small by others. Regardless, there isn't much here and, frankly, I considered skipping today. Oh, well, have at it.
Free
Apps
- 0Quotes $0.99 -> Free; Sale ends in 5 days
Games
- Deadly Traps Premium - Adventure of Hell $1.49 -> Free; Sale ends in 2 hours
- Sword Knights : Dragon Hunter (idle rpg) $2.49 -> Free; Sale ends in 1 day
- Epic Heroes War: Shadow Lord Stickman - Premium $0.99 -> Free; Sale ends in 6 days
Icon packs & customization
- Sinfonia - Icon Pack for your custom launcher $0.99 -> Free; Sale ends in 2 days
- Nixo - Icon Pack $0.99 -> Free; Sale ends in 3 days
- Sagon Circle Icon Pack: Dark UI $1.49 -> Free; Sale ends in 5 days
Sale
Apps
- PDF Editor & Creator , Tool , Merge , Watermark $1.98 -> $0.99; Sale ends in 5 days
- Vibro. Profile Scheduler $1.49 -> $0.99; Sale ends in 5 days
- My Dictionary: polyglot $4.49 -> $2.49; Sale ends in 6 days
- My Wallets $3.49 -> $1.99; Sale ends in 6 days
- Stock Exchange $1.99 -> $0.99; Sale ends in 6 days
- Weather Forecasts $2.49 -> $1.49; Sale ends in 6 days
- Mobile Observatory 3 Pro - Astronomy $5.49 -> $2.99; Sale ends in 7 days
- Mushroom Identification $4.99 -> $2.49; Sale ends in 7 days
Games
- Pahelika: Revelations $1.99 -> $0.99; Sale ends in 1 day
- Nordic Storm Solitaire (Full) $5.49 -> $2.49; Sale ends in 2 days
- GeoExpert - World Geography $7.99 -> $4.49; Sale ends in 6 days
- Pocket war 2K (early access) $2.49 -> $1.49; Sale ends in 6 days
- Rima: The Story Begins - Adventure Game $4.49 -> $2.24; Sale ends in 6 days
Icon packs & customization
- Battery Widget Reborn 2019 $4.99 -> $2.49; Sale ends in 6 days
- Dark Sensation -Icon Pack $1.49 -> $0.99; Sale ends in 6 days
- Iggy-Icon Pack $1.49 -> $0.99; Sale ends in 6 days
- Light Sensation Icon Pack $1.49 -> $0.99; Sale ends in 6 days
- Rounded - Icon Pack $1.49 -> $0.99; Sale ends in 6 days
- Empire Icon Pack $1.99 -> $0.99; Sale ends in 7 days


vignettes/2020-04-15-striking.Rmd
2020-04-15-striking.Rmd
The first UFC event was held over a quarter century ago on November 12th 1993 in Denver, CO. The concept was to pit different martial arts and fighting styles against each other to see which one is truly superior. The event was the brainchild of Rorion Gracie, member of the legendary Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) family. In the late eighties and early nineties Rorion produced and appeared on several VHS tapes demonstrating the power of jiu jitsu over judo, karate, sambo and other martial arts. Why not make a live event out of it, he figured.
Rorion believed that no martial art was more effective than BJJ, and no martial artist more lethal than a Gracie. The first event proved his point, when his brother Royce Gracie defeated Gerard Gordeau with a rear naked choke and won UFC 1. Only meant to be a one-time spectacle, the televised event was deemed popular enough to be followed up with a next event. Fast forward to 2020, and UFC is broadcasted on ESPN practically every weekend, mind the hopefully temporal hiatus due to the pandemic.
What makes mixed martial arts fascinating is its unpredictality. There is no blueprint for success in the octagon. A karate fighter can headkick a judoka to sleep, a thai boxer’s leg kicks can ruin the explosive movement of a wrestler, or similarly an aggressive grappler can wear down a KO specialist. You need to be skilled at every aspect of fighting in order to be able to survive at the nosebleeds of the sport.
However, MMA statistics still haven’t been as extensively studied as other sports, even though the data itself is quite interesting and unlike what traditional sport analytics is occupied with. The ufc.stats package intends to help fill this void and make up-to-date UFC fight statistics available to the R community. My hope is that this package will inspire R users and UFC fans alike to push MMA analytics forward.
It’s 2020 & It’s time for improvement
— Cub Swanson (@CubSwanson) January 14, 2020
-Better MMA gloves
-MMA based scoring system
-More weight classes
-More stats & analytics
This sport can still improve #KillerCub2020
The data.frame contained in this package ufc_stats
is in essence the same as the fight statistics available on the official UFC Stats website, albeit organized as a tidy data.frame. The UFC’s system for recording fight level data is based on the original FightMetric sytem. Each row of ufc_stats
represents the statistics of one fighter in a single round of a fight. The data.frame contains 37 variables in total. For full a description of each variable, please refer to the Data Dictionary.
This first blog post will introduce the data model of UFC statistics, with a particular focus on striking. We’ll briefly cover the basic metrics, then attempt to come up with a calculated metric to compare fighter’s striking ability regardless of weight class.
All fights start with the fighters on their feet. Standup fights are characterized by strikes, a catch-all term for punches, kicks and elbows. The FightMetric system that underlies UFC’s data model distingusihes between total versus significant strikes, a difference that can seem confusing at first.
Strikes are recorded along three axes:
Contrary to what many may think, significant strikes are not synonimous with power strikes. In a standup fight, jabs and short leg kicks count just as well toward it. Or to flip it around: all punches and kicks are significant strikes except short strikes in the clinch or on the ground. In the above chart the red pyramids at the bottom are the strikes that are counted as significant.
One of the most common ways to evaluate a fighter is his or her significant striking accuracy. This statistic is included on a per round basis in the dataset. Let’s take a quick glance at the the distribution of overall striking accuracy, before we start coming up with our own metric.
Striking accuracy resembles a normal distribution with the average fighter landing around 40% of their punches. With only heavyweights in the top spots for this metric, one starts to wonder whether it would make more sense to compare fighters to their peers in the same weight class instead.
Heavyer fighters tend to have a lower pace and less agility than the lighter fighters, which might contribute to the slight shift to the right in striking accuracy when moving up in weight.
One way to deal with differences between weight divisions is to to compare the strikes a fighter lands to the amount that is expected. But how do we get the expected number of strikes? First, we calculate the average accuracy for each weight class. Then we multiply this by the number of strikes attempted by a fighter in a particular fight. This number is in essence the number of significant strikes that would have landed, were they attempted by an average fighter of the respective weight class. What this allows us to do, is to see which fighters exceed or subceed expected strikes, placing them above or below the weight division average.
We can further break down the calculation into either positional (distance, clinch or ground) or target based (head, body or leg) averages, and multiply them by the matching attempts, to get a more accurate estimate of expected strikes. We can visualize the correlation between the two by plotting the expected versus the actual strikes landed by each fighter per fight.

Plotting the three different flavors of expected significant strikes, the positional version seems the most consistent, as it over- or under-estimates the number of significant strikes the least. Note that a fighter doesn’t per se need to top this chart along the y-axis - this is rather typical for volume strikers, instead what matters is the distance to the left of the regression line.
Quantifying by how much a fighter under- or over performs the expected strikes per fight means we can rank fighters irrespective of weight division. This type of metric is often called efficiency in other sports, and an efficiency score of 1.1 would indicate that a fighter out strikes expectations by 10% on average. We can also add a confidence interval around the efficiency scores to see how fighters performed over the span of their UFC careers; and plot them in descending order with some constraints on said interval to exclude inconsistent fighters.
What’s cool about this plot is that besides ranking fighters according to their average efficiency, we also get a measure of how consistently the fighter has performed. Looking at the plot from both angles, Anderson Silva’s numbers immediately jump out. Not only is he the 4th most efficient striker of all times, in his prime 95% of fights would likely finish with him having achieved over 1.22 efficiency. This is incredible. What’s also telling is that a lot of the top spots are filled by currently active fighters, a sure sign that there has never been a better time for Mixed Martial Arts. The UFC roster is packed with talent right now as far as the I can see.
It is important to note that this metric is by no means perfect or captures striking ability to its fullest. For one, most knockout artists will have a hard time delivering good numbers for this metric. Their strength is in power, not always accuracy. Similarly, you can be the most efficient striker in the world, if you get caught with the perfect shot, your hard earned fight stats won’t be worth a dime. And this is the beauty of the fight game, anything can happen to anyone at any time.
Kun, Reed, and Crigger, Kelly. Fightnomics. Graybeard Publising, 2013.↩


Klopp urges Liverpool to learn from last-gasp escape at Villa
Jurgen Klopp insists Liverpool must learn from their narrow escape at Aston Villa after the Reds required some dramatic late heroics.
Sadio Mane’s stoppage-time winner arrived after Andy Robertson’s 87th-minute leveller to beat Villa 2-1 and maintain Liverpool’s unbeaten Premier League record – which stretches back to January.
Trezeguet’s first Villa goal came close to ending their run as the battling hosts gave their visitors a massive scare.
Liverpool remain six points clear at the top of the Premier League ahead of next Sunday’s mammoth clash with Manchester City at Anfield.
Pep Guardiola’s side also avoided an upset against Southampton, coming from behind to win 2-1.
Klopp said: “We still have to learn and improve and sometimes you have to get knocks and we got knocks. For little mistakes we got knocks but in the moment we could sort it.
“It’s not that we didn’t deserve to win, I’m fine with the performance but there were moments I didn’t like.
“We made it difficult for ourselves. We started playing football well but not exactly how we should have. Aston Villa were ready for a proper fight and a proper battle.
When you watch the game one team deserved to win and it's us
“We conceded a goal and it’s not so easy to change this wrong path immediately.
“When you watch the game one team deserved to win and it’s us. I can imagine how bad Aston Villa will feel, with all they did they will have deserved something.”
Trezeguet opened the scoring when he volleyed in John McGinn’s 21st-minute free-kick.
Roberto Firmino thought he had levelled soon after, only to be flagged offside.
It was a call backed up by VAR but so tight the Premier League had to clarify the decision at half-time, saying the striker’s armpit was ahead of last defender Tyrone Mings.
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Klopp added: “It’s not the right way we talk about it and everyone wants to laugh about it.
“Managers get sacked for losing football games but I don’t want to make it bigger than it is. I don’t think anyone is doing it on purpose. At the end we need to sort a couple of things.”
Liverpool dominated the second half but gutsy Villa held firm until the 87th minute when Robertson headed in Mane’s cross at the far post.
Then Mane brilliantly glanced in Trent Alexander-Arnold’s corner in the fourth minute of stoppage time to break Villa’s hearts.
Boss Dean Smith said: “I’m proud of the performance and I said to the lads I want them to feel the hurt and take it in to the next game. That’s the way you improve and have that desire to get better.
“We’ve played the best team domestically, at the moment, and one of the best in the world and gone toe-to-toe with them.
“Defensively it was a really good display but unfortunately you’ve got to go 96, 97 minutes against the top teams.
“I’m very pleased with the performance, you can’t question the lads’ work ethic and quality.”
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