Number of elements in the ground set
Graph on which to perform graph cut
Lower bound on A
Lower bound on A
Upper bound on A
Upper bound on A
Upper bound on B
Upper bound on B
Lower bound on B
Lower bound on B
Commits elements in queue, i.e.
Commits elements in queue, i.e. transactions in-flight. Corresponds to the commit function in the paper.
Queue to commit, corresponding to the p-th processor.
Queue on each thread with elements for which results are decided but not committed, i.e.
Queue on each thread with elements for which results are decided but not committed, i.e. not updated to A/B. Elements in queue are repeatedly committed when possible.
Array indicating whether a transaction has completed.
Array indicating whether a transaction has completed. After a decision has been made on the i-th element, we do not immediately update Ahat/Atld/Bhat/Btld, because the sets are required for computing other decisions.
Compute the marginal gains of adding / removing an element given the current sets A, B
Compute the marginal gains of adding / removing an element given the current sets A, B
Element to be added / removed
(F(A+i) - F(A), F(B-i) - F(B))
Compute the upper and lower bounds of marginal gains of adding / removing an element given the bounds on sets A, B.
Compute the upper and lower bounds of marginal gains of adding / removing an element given the bounds on sets A, B. Bounds on A, B are specified by Ahat < A < Atld, Bhat > B > Btld.
Element to be added / removed
(F(Atld) - F(Atld - i), F(Ahat+i) - F(Ahat), F(Btld) - F(Btld+i), F(Bhat-i) - F(Bhat))
Compute the probability threshold given the true marginal gains.
Compute the probability threshold given the true marginal gains.
F(Atld ) - F(Atld - i)
F(Btld ) - F(Btld+i)
probability threshold
Compute the upper and lower bounds of the probability threshold given bounds on marginal gains.
Compute the upper and lower bounds of the probability threshold given bounds on marginal gains.
F(Atld ) - F(Atld - i)
F(Ahat+i) - F(Ahat)
F(Btld ) - F(Btld+i)
F(Bhat-i) - F(Bhat)
(lower bound, upper bound) of probability threshold
Graph on which to perform graph cut
Initialization for CC-2g max graph cut.
Initialization for CC-2g max graph cut. Nothing needs to be initialized.
Number of threads available for parallel initialization
Thread pool with nThreads threads
The largest i for which committed(i) is non-zero.
The largest i for which committed(i) is non-zero. This is maintained by each thread locally, so as to avoid coordination and prevent conflicts.
The largest i for which result(i) is non-zero.
The largest i for which result(i) is non-zero. This is maintained by each thread locally, so as to avoid coordination and prevent conflicts.
Number of validations of CC-2g
Number of validations of CC-2g
Effective ordering that resulted from processing CC-2g.
Effective ordering that resulted from processing CC-2g. That is, the serial ordering for which CC-2g generated an equivalent result.
Array of results, indicating whether to include / exclude an element.
Array of results, indicating whether to include / exclude an element. result(i) is set when we have made a decision on the i-th element
Running the CC-2g algorithm -- including performing the initialization.
Running the CC-2g algorithm -- including performing the initialization.
Number of threads to run CC-2g with
Thread pool for running CC-2g
Random seed
Uniform random numbers, one for each element / transaction
Update sketches and other internal data structures at the end of a transaction.
Update sketches and other internal data structures at the end of a transaction. Nothing needs to be updated at the end of a transaction.
Element that was added to A / removed to B
Update of sketches to be executed at the start of a transaction.
Update of sketches to be executed at the start of a transaction. Nothing needs to be updated at the start of a transaction.
Element that was added to A / removed to B
Class implementing CC-2g max graph cut


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I'm creating a recursor for a type that I defined and I'd like match
and cases
to pick it instead of what Lean generated. Is there a way to do that?
instead of cases, why not use induction
where you can specify the recursor?
No, that's not really possible. You can use the using
clause of induction
, but it's not particularly reliable in my experience. I don't really consider it supported
For cases
on coinductive types, I can make my own tactics but it would be great if the same tactic could cover both inductive and coinductive types
Maybe I should just add that to my wish list
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Ok, well we’re starting to get a little content in the MSPL library. It’s slow going doing a weekly contest, but as we get more I think it’ll take off faster. You can check out what we have so far here http://www.steemshelves.com/steemit-development/. Steemshelves is a website by MSP moderator @rhondak that can archive all your posts. That way when you’re running a series on your wall, but you’re also active on other topics you can keep all the same topics in one place.
Winning Posts
https://steemit.com/programming/@thatdamiguy/html-for-noobs
https://steemit.com/programming/@harshallele/html5-tutorial
Both were pretty excellent and somewhat similar, so rather than choosing one I gave them both 25 SBD, a resteem, and archived them in steemshelves.
Next Up!
I want an article that’s basically a consumer reports style post on which program people should choose to code in. Share what’s free, what’s good for beginners, and what’s the best effin’ program out there. Share the pros and cons. Why do you code with one? Give some tips on their use.
This one is a little easier so I’m going with 25SBD contest. If this post gets a lot of love then I’ll add more.
Deadline is when the post pays out.
Be sure to tag the post you make with MSPL.
Best of Luck! Keep the Library Growing!
This page is synchronized from the post: ‘MSP-Library CoWinners! @harshallele and @thatdamiguy HTML training. Next contest: Favorite Coding Program.’


Lexus LC Convertible prototype visits Australia
But there's still no word on whether the production model will be added to the local range, and when it'll be here if that happens.
by Mandy Turner- shares
The Lexus LC Convertible prototype has touched down in Australia to be displayed at the 2019 Lexus Melbourne Cup.
Still wrapped in digital camouflage fresh from its world debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July this year, the body design looks almost identical to the concept revealed at the Detroit motor show earlier this year.
There are no blue Lexus badges to be seen, so it's not powered by the V6 hybrid system offered on the LC500h coupe. Instead, it features the same petrol V8 engine as the LC500 coupe. Take a look at the video above to hear it sing.
The interior is still a work in progress so we can't show you details, but a temporary leather cover currently protects the camel-coloured leather.
Whether the production model will have soft or hardtop still hasn't been announced, and was hard to ascertain in our recent spy photos.
“We’re really thrilled to have the LC Convertible prototype in Australia for the Lexus Melbourne Cup, where it has been air freighted here directly from Europe.
“I think the LC coupe has been a real design icon for us. It’s a huge brand builder and a real showcase of what our design team can do. This really is the next step for Lexus.”
See the LC convertible prototype on show at the Melbourne Cup Carnival from November 2 to 10.
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Disclaimer: Most of the items I am going to go through are very situation dependant.
Most are only worthwhile inside loops or heavily utilised code (~500,000 ops/sec). Please don't use these all over the place...
If you havenít already heard of jsPerf, you need to check it out.
From the site: jsPerf aims to provide an easy way to create and share test cases, comparing the performance
of different JavaScript snippets by running benchmarks.
The Unary + (or -) Operator.
The unary + operator can be used to coerce all JavaScript types to a Number.
When used on types other than String, it will call valueOf() or toString() (in that order) and then attempt to convert the result to a Number.
The Complement (~) when used as a unary operator, first converts n to an Integer and then performs -(n+1)
For example:
var x = 123,
y = 456.789;
alert(~x); // -124
alert(~y); // -457
This provides a nice opportunity when dealing with functions that return sentinel values such as String.indexOf() or jQuery.inArray()
These functions return an index between 0 and N for success and -1 for a failure. This usually requires code to check the return value is >= 0
With our friend the ~ we can remove the need for some characters and gain a tiny little performance boost in Firefox.
jsPerf
BONUS: With all of the bitwise operators, any Number is converted to a 32 Integer before the operation takes place.
This means that a double tilde can also be used to floor a number. (If its positive).
There are also a couple of other ways to try and optimise flooring as can be seen from the jsPerf Tests.
Array.push
It should be no surprise that using objects directly rather than their convenience methods would be faster.
One place we can take advantage of this is Array manipulation.
Quite often a loop will be used to push a subset of objects into an Array.
For Example:
var x = [true, false, true, true, false, false, true],
y = [];
for (var i = 0; i < x.length; i++) {
if (x[i]) {
y.push(x[i]);
}
}
In highly optimised code, it can be more beneficial to just directly add the new item to the end of the array.
jsPerf
Flags and Bitmasks
Also referred to as Bit Twiddling.
Usually used in highly optimised code where memory usage is important.
These sorts of practices are common in C++, games programming, etc.
Not only is this method faster to execute, (jsPerf) but uses much less memory compared to using objects and properties to represent the same information.
Memoization
Memoization is a technique for caching the results of function calls to avoid additional computation.
And is probably the one performance technique from today you might use.
Memoization is however not appropriate if the method's output changes over time, is unlikely to be called again with the same parameters or the computation is actually faster that the added overhead.
There are a lot of Memoization implementations, however Addy Osmani (@addyosmani) has recently done a great write-up on the most performant implementation.
/*
* memoize.js
* by @philogb and @addyosmani
* with further optimizations by @mathias
* and @DmitryBaranovsk
* perf tests: http://bit.ly/q3zpG3
* Released under an MIT license.
*/
function memoize( fn ) {
return function () {
var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments),
hash = "",
i = args.length;
currentArg = null;
while (i--) {
currentArg = args[i];
hash += (currentArg === Object(currentArg)) ?
JSON.stringify(currentArg) : currentArg;
fn.memoize || (fn.memoize = {});
}
return (hash in fn.memoize) ? fn.memoize[hash] :
fn.memoize[hash] = fn.apply(this, args);
};
}
It should be no surprise Memoizing functionality such as the Fibonacci sequence yields high performance gains.
jsPerf
Now for a contrived example!
Putting it all together.
var GetAirports = function(filter, credentials) {
var result = [],
i = 0;
// Check we are allowed to view airports
if (credentials.canViewAirports) {
// Check are allowed to search by Id and if an Id was entered
if (credentials.canSearchById && parseInt(filter)) {
return [airports[filter]];
}
filter = filter.toUpperCase();
// Search for the filter anywhere in either the code, name or location properties
for (i; i < airports.length; i++) {
if (airports[i].code.indexOf(filter) >= 0 ||
airports[i].name.toUpperCase().indexOf(filter) >= 0 ||
airports[i].location.toUpperCase().indexOf(filter) >= 0) {
// Add matches to the result
result.push(airports[i]);
}
}
return result;
}
};
Incremental implementation of bitwise changes. jsPerf.


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In the begining - mobile only sites
Then - RWD happened
Followed by
BLOAT!!!>
WHY???
72% Serve same resources
guypo.com
How much can be saved?
Up to™ 72% image data savings
tkadlec.com
Retina only increases these gaps
Responsive Images Problem
2 major use cases
Resolution switching
Serving different image dimensions to different devices
DPR switching
Sending retina images only to retina screens
viewport switching
Sending images adapted to their display dimensions
Art Direction
Getting images to match layout
Client Hints
- HTTP based content-negotiation solution
- Client sends hints/capabilities
- Server side logic decides on resource
Opt-in only
Not sent on first HTML request
Responsive Image Container
- File format approach
- A "layer" per resolution
- Both resolution switching and art-direction
Resolution switching
336x635
106x200
211x400
336x635
Art-direction
770x512
200x200
400x288
770x512
Advantages
- Markup left untouched
- A single file per image
- Better for post-download dimensions changes
disadvantages
- Touches many layers. Will take time
- Decoding performance???
- Fetching mechanism network performance???
Progressive image download
Thanks!
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These can all be run from the command line / terminal:
The (human) annotations are all shown in green. When available, the ellipse editor will show model predictions ("top losses") such as segmentations masks (in purple), ring counts (in yellow), and bounding boxes (cyan). These indicate differences between annotations and the model's predictions; they can be used to guide the user's attention to annotations that may need revising, and/or as a gauge of the model's performance.
!ellipse_editor -h
Examples:
ellipse_editor --files=annotations_yourlastname/*.csv
See ellipse_editor -h
for command-line options. You can, for example, edit only one strike's worth of data by running
ellipse_editor --files=annotations_yourlastname/06241902*.csv
or a range of annotations, as in ellipse editor --files=annotations_yourlastname/06241902_proc_001*.csv
!gen_masks -h
!gen_bboxes -h
!gen_crops -h
!grab_recent -h
!gen_fake -h
--shawley, September 2021


A modder got drunk on rum and then made these surprisingly beautiful Skyrim rock textures
by Wes FenlonWhen your online handle is "winedave," you're perhaps setting yourself up for certain expectations. I expect this modder is a man named Dave, and that he likes wine. I'm surprised from looking at winedave's profile on Nexusmods that he hasn't made any wine-related mods, but that's forgivable considering the quality and utterly perfect name of this mod, Rum Induced Mountains.
As mod names and descriptions go, I can't think of one much better than this. It's funny. It tells you exactly what it contains. And it tells you about how the mod came to be, which is a window into the modder's life we rarely get. "I had a bit of rum and this is the result," writes winedave. I think we can all tell that Dave had a pretty good time making this mod.
Also: The mod looks really nice! Take a look at that texture work, which is at 8K resolution. Those are some quality rocks. They're so detailed, you're definitely going to need a Skyrim install modified with some other realism mods to make sure they fit in. If you're the kind of Skyrim player who often walks awkwardly up the side of a mountain, determined to go over instead of around, you might as well do it on these very pretty rocks instead of some lower resolution ones.
If you're as into the creative process as I am, you may be interested to know that winedave elaborated on his choice of rums in the discussion thread for Rum Induced Mountains. "Oh some different ones," he wrote.
So far this is the only winedave mod explicitly motivated by alcohol, but the rest of his collection of hi-res Skyrim textures look great nevertheless. Check out our guide to the best Skyrim mods for more recommendations.
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These examples demonstrate dropping in the preloader component to easily add a loading bar to your scenes.
Example showing a full-screen Bootstrap modal preloader. Blocks the entire view until preloading is complete.
Example showing a small Bootstrap modal preloader with close button. Useful if you want part of the scene to load while the user waits for large assets to download.
These examples show how to specify your own preloader modal using Bootstrap and third party CSS libraries for displaying a custom spinner in place of the loading bar.
Uses custom preloader modal in HTML with custom animation and continue button. Spinner is provided by Font Awesome.
Uses custom preloader modal in HTML with custom animation. Spinner is provided by Spinkit.
Rotating Plane Double Bounce Wave Wandering Cubes Pulse Chasing Dots Three Bounce Cube Grid Folding Cube


Evening 10 Series 2018 Event 9
| Sul 4 |
05 June 18 |
|
10 |
miles |
| Name |
Position |
Road bike |
Actual Time |
Avg. mph |
| |
|
|
|
|
| Timothy Smith |
1 |
|
00:22:55 |
26.18 |
| James
Lowe |
2 |
|
00:23:55 |
25.09 |
| Josh van
Nierop |
3 |
|
00:24:24 |
24.59 |
| James
Moore |
4 |
1 |
00:24:27 |
24.54 |
| Rob Moore |
5 |
|
00:24:30 |
24.49 |
| Peter
Bentley |
6 |
|
00:24:36 |
24.39 |
| John
Ellis |
7 |
2 |
00:24:40 |
24.32 |
| Lawrence
Cox |
8 |
|
00:24:44 |
24.26 |
| Adrian
Killworth |
9 |
|
00:25:08 |
23.87 |
| David
Wilson |
10 |
|
00:25:39 |
23.39 |
| Gary
Roberts |
11 |
|
00:25:42 |
23.35 |
| Mike
Smith |
12 |
3 |
00:25:52 |
23.20 |
| Chris
Dainty |
13 |
|
00:25:54 |
23.17 |
| Robert
Woodford |
14 |
|
00:26:19 |
22.80 |
| Linda
Hubbard |
15 |
|
00:26:35 |
22.57 |
| Roger
Kockelbergh |
16 |
|
00:26:44 |
22.44 |
| Mitchell
James |
17 |
|
00:27:15 |
22.02 |
| Stewart
Holland |
18 |
4 |
00:27:24 |
21.90 |
| Simon
Ward |
19 |
|
00:27:27 |
21.86 |
| John
Beatty |
20 |
|
00:27:59 |
21.44 |
| Matthew
Vallins |
21 |
5 |
00:28:04 |
21.38 |
| David
Reay |
22 |
|
00:28:05 |
21.36 |
| Mitchell
Brown |
23 |
|
00:28:17 |
21.21 |
| Dominic
Switzer |
24 |
|
00:28:55 |
20.75 |
| Ray
Taylor |
25 |
|
00:28:58 |
20.71 |
| Bob
Symons |
26 |
|
00:29:18 |
20.48 |
| Jamie
Lydall |
27 |
|
00:29:36 |
20.27 |
| Louise
Perry |
28 |
|
00:29:38 |
20.25 |
| Stefano
Caprioli |
29 |
|
00:29:43 |
20.19 |
| Jennifer
Clegg |
30 |
|
00:29:46 |
20.16 |
| Vic
Barnett |
31 |
6 |
00:29:49 |
20.12 |
| Charlie
Simpson |
32 |
|
00:29:55 |
20.06 |
| Huw
Wilson |
33 |
7 |
00:29:58 |
20.02 |
| Harrison
Fay |
34 |
8 |
00:30:00 |
20.00 |
| Thomas
Blake |
35 |
|
00:30:06 |
19.93 |
| Tom Evans |
36 |
|
00:30:34 |
19.63 |
| Paula
Moore |
37 |
|
00:30:44 |
19.52 |
| Bob
Powell |
38 |
|
00:31:24 |
19.11 |
| William
Perkins |
39 |
9 |
00:31:32 |
19.03 |
| Richard
Jones |
40 |
|
00:31:41 |
18.94 |
| Andrew
Weatherby |
41 |
10 |
00:32:27 |
18.49 |
| Claire Moore |
42 |
11 |
00:32:43 |
18.34 |
| Sophie
Ward |
43 |
12 |
00:38:18 |
15.67 |
| Debbie
Ward |
44 |
13 |
00:40:53 |
14.68 |
| Hans van
Nierop |
|
|
DNF |
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CLS Files
A CLS file is a spaces-delimited text file that defines the class of each sample in the expression data file:
- The first line of the CLS file contains three values: the number of samples, the number of classes,
and the version number of file format (always 1).
- The second line begins with a pound sign (#) followed by a name for each class.
- The last line contains a class label for each sample. The number and order of the labels
must match the number and order of the samples in the expression data set.
The class labels are sequential numbers (0, 1, ...) automatically
assigned to each class listed in the second line.
Use any text editor to create the CLS file. See File Formats
for complete descriptions of all GenePattern file formats.


Anytime is Train Time
Choo Choo. Chee Chee.
Current Train Schedule
Train name
Train Destination
Frequency(min)
Next Arrival
Minutes Away
Add Train
Train Name
Destination
First Train Time(HH:mm - military time)
Frequency(min)
Submit


Using Ruby objects is an interesting way to look at programming. Instead of writing down each piece of code that you then execute upon page load, you can think of creating little robot objects that will tackle the work for you.
To better visualize this, I will create 2 usb sticks. Each of them has their own name, data, & capacity. They will also have an instance method called "Transfer" where they transfer their data to another USB stick.
1) Create the USBStick class
class USBStick
def initialize(name = 'no-name usb stick', data, capacity = 2)
@name = name
@data = data
@capacity = capacity
end
def name
@name
end
def data
@data
end
def capacity
@capacity
end
end
2) Create the transfer method
class USBStick
def initialize(name = 'no-name usb stick', data = nil, capacity = 2)
@name = name
@data = [data]
@capacity = capacity
end
def name
@name
end
def data(data = nil)
if (data != nil)
@data << data.to_s
else
@data
end
end
def capacity
@capacity
end
def transfer(usb)
if (usb.data.length < usb.capacity)
usb.data(@data)
p "Succesfully transferred data to #{usb.name}"
else
p "Not enough capacity on #{usb.name}. #{usb.data.length}/#{usb.capacity}"
end
end
end
4) Lets create 2 usb stick instances and transfer data from one to another
red_stick = USBStick.new('RED', "Random String", 2)
blue_stick = USBStick.new('BLUE', "Blue is not my favorite color", 2)
red_stick.data
# => ["Random String"]
blue_stick.data
# => ["Blue is not my favorite color"]
red_stick.transfer(blue_stick)
# => "Succesfully transferred data to BLUE"
blue_stick.data
# => ["Blue is not my favorite color", "Random String"]
Hope this all makes sense!


This example shows how to use Hotcake's "include" parameter to hotload scripts that weren't part of the initial pageload.
In this case, we use that parameter to load a "version 2" of this page's script file.
Just pretend that this "version 2" is the same file as before, except it was changed on the server, and we're now hotloading the new version.
Further examples will use this same pattern, but remember that it's just for the sake of example. In real life, you ought to edit scripts in-place on your server, then hotload them.


Charles W. Tidd
Democrat
Retired. Democratic Precinct Organizer, Precinct 1, Saguache County. Co-Chair, Committee to Pass Mountain Valley School Bond. Member, MVS School Design Advisory Committee. Member, San Luis Valley Renewable Communities Alliance. Member, Saguache County Planning Commission.
BS Math plus post graduate work. Certified Iyengar Yoga Instructor. International Wine Guild Certification Level 1
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In addition to being a Precinct Organizer, I have donated to both Diane Mitsch-Bush CD3 Candidacies, and to the Andrew Romanoff Senate Campaign. I have donated to other Democratic issues and have participated in phone banking for various issues and candidates.
Democratic Precinct Organizer for Saguache County Precinct 1. Co-chair, Committee to Pass the Mountain Valley School Bond. Member, Design Advisory Committee for the Mountain Valley School.
I believe in local organizing. The successes I’m most proud of are being a co-chair of the committee to pass the MVS School Bond, an essential addition to our community, and working with the San Luis Valley Renewable Communities Alliance to defeat a renewable energy initiative that would have destroyed the rural nature of Saguache County because of the noise it would have generated to miles away from the project. Prior to 2015, I was chair of the Saguache County Tourism Council and implemented processes to insure fair distribution of tourism taxes. I was also a member of the San Luis Valley Tourism Council and was the project manager for the development of a historical tourism pamphlet that is still in publication.
I understand that representation needs to be divided equally on the basis of population, but I also believe it is vitally important to maintain the representation of various interest groups, whether political, geographical, economic or racial. Representing all of these competing interests poses a fascinating, yet vitally important challenge. We must insure that all voices are heard to the greatest extent possible.
The first step is to develop common agreement about the goal of redistricting. To me, the goal should be community representation. I have lived in a district that was divided right down the middle, separating common interests based solely on demographics. We have to try maintain community integrity, so that local interests, as determined a majority of the voting public, are maintained. Nonetheless, if a single redistricting objective cannot be agreed upon, then a set of objectives can be established and used to evaluate each districting decision. I would hope that an objective process could be agreed on that would not require compromising community integrity to satisfy partisan interests. I wold work toward maximizing the value of each individual vote, and that starts on the local level.
I see the process as over-laying a number of different maps based on community interests as developed by relevant social, geographic, demographic, economic, and racial interests. Community interest is the most important. How can we promote the political decisions of a community to the greatest extent.


Limit by Topic
"Holy War," Eliot and her father
Aggression -- Marner
Aggression -- Mill
Aggression -- Romola
Aggression -- and Eliot
Aggression -- and characters in Bede
Anniversary reaction
Anthiel, George
Attachments
Austen, Jane
Barnes, Djuna
Barney, Natalie Clifford -- and selling stock in artists
Bassiano, Princesse di -- and selling stock in artists
Beach, Sylvia
Blackwood, John (editor and publisher)
-- and Deronda
Bowlby, John
Bowlby, John -- on reactions to loss
Bray, Charles and Cara, friendship with Eliot
Bronte, Charlotte
Chapman, John -- editor of Westminster Review
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REPEALED. L 2013, c 156, §2.
Cross References
For present provisions, see chapter 302A, part VII.


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It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data…
— Sherlock Holmes, A Study in Scarlett (Arthur Conan Doyle)
Features are attributes that describe the data object. In tabular datasets, features are organized by fields or columns. Think of features as the words you would use to describe something. Engineering and selecting features to support a specific analysis objective is a key activity of the process.
Feature selection is the thought process to focus on the data attributes that are essential to the analytic question. This includes not only the attributes identified for enrichment (feature engineering) but also omitting those that do not add value to your solution. The intended output of feature selection is having a data source that is “lean” and fit for the purpose.
Feature engineering is the addition of attributes to a dataset to improve the quality, accuracy, description, and unique identification of data objects. This requires a detailed assessment of feature gaps that depreciate the full meaning of the data. The concept is basically to identify new features needed to better support the analytic question.
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Morning Session
Dress code for the morning: smart casual (bring coats for immediate departure to The Reichstag after morning session
7.00
1st floorBreakfast at leisure
8.40
Grand Ballroom, 1st floorGroup gathers for morning session
8.45
Will Finds a Way
Bill McDermott, CEO, SAP
Angelique Kerber, 2018 Wimbledon Champion
Tim Raue, Two-star Michelin Chef
9.20
Fragrances Bar, Ground FloorYoung European Innovators
Leander Ganzert, Founder and Entrepreneur, Bionic Hands of Hope
Ciara Judge, Founder and Entrepreneur, Germinaid
9.55
Grand Ballroom Foyer, 1st floorMeet and greet with Angie Kerber
10.15
Depart for The Reichstag
11.00
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11.15
Welcome Address
Ralph Brinkhaus, new Head of CDU/CSU (“Speaker of the House”)
11.35
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11.40
VIP Tour of The Reichstag
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Lunch at Kaefer
13.15
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Grand Ballroom, 1st floorIntroduction to Members’ Session 1: “Why Does ERT exist?”
14.15 - 15.00
Break-out sessions in four parallel groups
15.00 - 15.45
Grand Ballroom, 1st floorSummary and Conclusions
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Grand Ballroom, 1st floorBreak-out sessions in four parallel groups
17.00 - 17.45
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18.00 - 18.45
Pfaueninsel Salon, 1st floorNominating Committee (Nominating Committee Members only)
Evening Session
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18.30
Fragrances Bar, Ground floorGroup gathers for drinks and departures for dinner
18.45
Departure to Axica from Fragrances
19.30
Axica PlenumArrival at Axica – Welcome and cocktails
20.00
Axica PlenumGroup Photo ERT Members and Chancellor Angela Merkel
20.15
Axica PlenumFormal Dinner
Guest Speaker: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel
Featuring Tim Raue, Two-star Michelin Chef
22.15
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Morning Session
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6.30
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Salon Pfingstberg, 1st floorEnergy and Climate Change Breakfast Meeting
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Grand Ballroom, 1st floorPlenary Session Meeting
11.00 - 11.30
Grand Foyer Ritz-Carlton, 1st floorCoffee Break
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Grand Foyer Ritz-Carlton, 1st floorERT Private Lunch and Departures
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Dress code: Smart casual
8.30
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9.45
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The
ClassicLoadBalancersConfig
property type specifies the Classic Load
Balancers to attach to a Spot Fleet. Spot Fleet registers the running Spot Instances
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ClassicLoadBalancersConfig
is a property of the Amazon EC2 SpotFleet LoadBalancersConfig property type.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
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{ "ClassicLoadBalancers" : [ ClassicLoadBalancer, ... ] }
Properties
ClassicLoadBalancers
-
One or more Classic Load Balancers to attach to the Spot Fleet. Duplicates not allowed. For property constraints, see ClassicLoadBalancersConfig in the Amazon EC2 API Reference.
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To pursue a life with a higher purpose and passion sustains happiness much longer than pursuing happiness through temporary pleasures such as external rewards. This is because passion and a higher purpose requires you to be more engaged with acquiring happiness and will have more meaning to you - especially if the happiness is derived from something altruistic or larger than ourselves.
As I get older, the pursuit of happiness through finding a higher purpose is playing a larger role. It can be difficult when you don’t feel like you know what you want or when your financial, geographical, etc situation may prevent or delay these pursuits.
Compassion: being empathetic and behaving in a kind and respectful way to living things and the environment.
Justice: upholding and fighting for equality and fairness.
Truth: seeking it out and being held to account if it wanes.
Creativity: injecting a bit of fun, humour, and a different perspective on things. Giving life to things that didn’t exist before. Transforming ideas into reality. Letting the inner child play.
Human and animal rights: supporting and speaking out for civil rights; gender equality; the humane treatment of animals; the right to live in a safe environment and have access to education, sanitation, clean water and food, healthcare, etc.
Sustainability: supporting, encouraging, and living in an environmentally-conscious way.
The resilience ideas make sense and seem like a logical way to overcome challenges. It’s helpful having these mental tools for handling emotions and failures in a more objective way. The meditation exercise was useful and made me reflect on how I personalise failure and can get frustrated. Time, hindsight, and analysis can put those feelings into perspective but I need more practise in resilience and mindfulness for when the events are happening in real time.
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