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GHOSTS OF MARS A film review by Mark R. Leeper
CAPSULE: In 2176 on the planet Mars police taking into custody an accused murderer face the title menace. There is a lot of fighting and not a whole lot of story otherwise. John Carpenter reprises so many ideas from his previous films, especially ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13, that the new film comes off as his homage to himself. Rating: 4 (0 to 10), 0 (-4 to +4).
John Carpenter apparently believes that action scenes in which people fight something horrible are the same as horror scenes. For a writer and director of horror films, supposedly an expert on horror, it is a very bad mistake to make. GHOSTS OF MARS is called a horror movie, but it is more just a drawn out fight between humans and a surprisingly low-powered alien menace. In addition if anybody but John Carpenter had made GHOSTS OF MARS, Carpenter would have grounds to sue. This film is just chock full of pieces taken from ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13, THE THING, and PRINCE OF DARKNESS. It is, in fact, surprising that Carpenter managed to fit so many pieces of his previous work into this film in such an admittedly novel way. But that still does not make for a really good science fiction experience.
GHOSTS OF MARS takes place in the year 2176. Mars has been mostly terraformed so that humans can walk on the surface without breathing gear (which is good for the film's budget). It is never mentioned, but the gravity on Mars has been increased somehow to earth-normal, again making it easier to film. Society has changed a bit by that time, but it has advanced surprisingly little. Apparently the culture has changed so that women are much more in positions of control. And from Carpenter's view, women have really made a mess of things. Society has stagnated under female control so that beyond some minor technological advances society has changed less in 175 years than we might expect it to change in ten.
The basic plot of GHOSTS OF MARS has much in common with that of ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 except that Precinct 9 (yes, Precinct 9) has been replaced by a somewhat tacky looking rundown Martian mining colony. Instead of having the criminal "Napolean" Wilson, this film has the criminal "Desolation" Williams. Instead of facing hoodlums with automatic weapons the police face, well, ghosts of Mars. Because the ghosts are somewhat alien in nature they should behave in some alien manner, but they essentially behave as human savages, in another lapse of imagination. The story is told in flashback, flashback within flashback, and flashback within flashback within flashback.
GHOSTS OF MARS takes place entirely at night and is filmed almost entirely in tones of red, yellow, and black. Carpenter manages to give us a powerful opening scene, showing a mining train rushing through the Martian night to the sound of music with a heavy beat. Sadly what follows is not really up to the buildup. The terror he creates looks a little too much like fugitive wannabes from the rock band Kiss. His idea of building suspense is having a bunch of sudden jump scenes that sucker the viewer into thinking something scary is happening and then prove to be just something boring. These are standard haunted house film shock effects that require no great talent to give the audience. Somewhat newer but also unimpressive are the CGI digital decapitations in some of the fights.
Within a short stretch of time we have seen the release of MISSION TO MARS, RED PLANET, and GHOSTS OF MARS. After MISSION TO MARS was panned by too many reviewers it looks better and better and better as time goes by. I rate GHOSTS OF MARS a 4 on the 0 to 10 scale and a 0 on the -4 to +4 scale.
Following the movie I showed my wife, who liked GHOSTS OF MARS moderately more than I did, Carpenter's classic ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13. Her comment is that it was seeing the same film twice.
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Overview
In many real-world applications where specifying a proper reward function is difficult, it is desirable to learn
policies from expert demonstrations. Adversarial Inverse Reinforcement Learning (AIRL) is one of the most common
approaches for learning from demonstrations. However, due to the stochastic policy, current computation graph of
AIRL is
no longer end-to-end differentiable like Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs),
resulting in the need for high-variance gradient estimation methods and large sample size.
In this work, we propose the Model-based Adversarial Inverse Reinforcement Learning (MAIRL), an end-to-end
model-based
policy optimization method with self-attention. Considering the problem of learning robust reward and policy from
expert
demonstrations under learned environment dynamics. MAIRL has the advantage of the low variance for policy
updating, thus
addressing the key issue of AIRL. We evaluate our approach thoroughly on various control tasks as well as the
challenging transfer learning problems where training and test environments are made to be different.
The results show that our approach not only learns near-optimal rewards and policies that match expert behavior
but also
outperforms previous inverse reinforcement learning algorithms in real robot experiments.
BibTeX
@ARTICLE{sun2021adversarial,
author={J. {Sun} and L. {Yu} and P. {Dong} and B. {L} and B. {Zhou}},
journal={IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters},
title={Adversarial Inverse Reinforcement Learning with Self-attention Dynamics Model},
year={2021},
}
Related Work
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S M Sawan Shariar
Native Language uses in OSM is very important for any country specially in developing country.
OpenDEM
The aim of this project is to visualize places where you can participate in city life without papers and / or money.
Seán Lynch
Open litter mapping is a new and largely unexplored field of Geographic Information Science. During this talk you will learn about OpenLitterMap, how to use it, get some ideas about making relationships between OSM and OLM data, and learn how the OLM data can be used to improve OSM.
Janet Chapman
Mapping to fight Female Genital Mutilation in Tanzania by training first time rural women to map their communities and report gender based violence as part of WomenConnect


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Holistic Skills Journal inspires users to indulge in a habit of recording their life skills and reflecting on their holistic growth.
IQ(Intelligence Quotient), EQ(Emotional Quotient), SQ (Social Quotient), CQ (Curiosity Quotient), AQ (Adaptability Quotient)
The App allows you to perform the following activities.
1. Register your Metamask Account providing a friendly username to your Ethereum account.
2. Capture a Skill that you have most recently acquired and exhibited.
3. Share an link to users who can approve of your newly acquired skills.
4. Approve skills for users with a feedback.
5. View List of Skils acquired across different categories.
Over a period of time, users of the dapp, will gather a plethora of skills often categorised into one of the below categories.
The journal provides a reflection on their holistic development and helps the individuals focus on their shortcomings.
I was inspired to work on this application based on research articles from https://www.legofoundation.com/.


APChat application is social messaging platform where you invite and get connected to people across the globe and start interacting for free.
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Apache Beam Contribution Guide
The Apache Beam community welcomes contributions from anyone!
There are lots of opportunities:
- ask or answer questions on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or stackoverflow
- review proposed design ideas on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- improve the documentation
- contribute bug reports
- write new examples
- add new user-facing libraries (new statistical libraries, new IO connectors, etc)
- improve your favorite language SDK (Java, Python, Go, etc)
- improve specific runners (Apache Apex, Apache Flink, Apache Spark, Google Cloud Dataflow, etc)
- work on the core programming model (what is a Beam pipeline and how does it run?)
- improve the developer experience on Windows
Most importantly, if you have an idea of how to contribute, then do it!
For a list of open starter tasks, check https://s.apache.org/beam-starter-tasks.
Contributing code
Discussons about contributing code to beam happens on the dev@ mailing list. Introduce yourself!
Questions can be asked on the #beam channel of the ASF slack. Introduce yourself!
Coding happens at https://github.com/apache/beam. To contribute, follow the usual GitHub process: fork the repo, make your changes, and open a pull request and @mention a reviewer. If you have more than one commit in your change, you many be asked to rebase and squash the commits. If you are unfamiliar with this workflow, GitHub maintains these helpful guides:
If your change is large or it is your first change, it is a good idea to discuss it on the dev@ mailing list
For large changes (you may be asked to create a design doc (template, examples)).
Documentation happens at https://github.com/apache/beam-site and contributions are welcome.
Large contributions require a signed Individual Contributor License Agreement (ICLA) to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF).
If you are contributing a PTransform
to Beam, we have an extensive
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Building & Testing
We use Gradle to orchestrate building and testing.
You do not need to install gradle, but you do need a Java SDK installed. You can develop on Linux, macOS, or Microsoft Windows. There have been issues noted when developing using Windows; feel free to contribute fixes to make it easier.
The entire set of tests can be run with this command at the root of the git repository.
$ ./gradlew check
You can limit testing to a particular module and Gradle will build just the necessary things to run those tests. For example:
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You can see what build tasks are available with
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Generate an IDEA project .ipr file with:
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Pull requests
When your change is ready to be reviewed and merged, create a pull request.
Format the pull request title like [BEAM-XXX] Fixes bug in ApproximateQuantiles
,
where you replace BEAM-XXX with the appropriate JIRA issue.
This will automatically link the pull request to the issue.
Pull requests can only be merged by a beam committer. To find a committer for your area, look for similar code merges or ask on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Use @mention in the pull request to notify the reviewer.
The pull request and any changes pushed to it will trigger precommit jobs. If a test fails and appears unrelated to your change, you can cause tests to be re-run by adding a single line comment on your PR
retest this please
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Developing with the Python SDK
Gradle can build and test python, and is used by the Jenkins jobs, so needs to be maintained.
You can directly use the Python toolchain instead of having Gradle orchestrate it, which may be faster for you, but it is your preference. If you do want to use Python tools directly, we recommend setting up a virtual environment before testing your code.
If you update any of the cythonized files in Python SDK,
you must install the cython
package before running following command to
properly test your code.
The following commands should be run in the sdks/python
directory.
This installs Python from source and includes the test and gcp dependencies.
On macOS/Linux:
$ virtualenv env
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(env) $ pip install .[gcp,test]
On Windows:
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This command runs all Python tests. The nose dependency is installed by [test] in pip install.
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You can use following command to run a single test method.
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(env) $ python setup.py nosetests --tests apache_beam.io.textio_test:TextSourceTest.test_progress
You can deactivate the virtualenv when done.
(env) $ deactivate
$
To check just for Python lint errors, run the following command.
$ ../../gradlew lint
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commands to run the lint tasks:
$ tox -e py27-lint # For python 2.7
$ tox -e py3-lint # For python 3
$ tox -e py27-lint3 # For python 2-3 compatibility
Remote testing
This step is only required for testing SDK code changes remotely (not using directrunner). In order to do this you must build the Beam tarball. From the root of the git repository, run:
$ cd sdks/python/
$ python setup.py sdist
Pass the --sdk_location
flag to use the newly built version. For example:
$ python setup.py sdist > /dev/null && \
python -m apache_beam.examples.wordcount ... \
--sdk_location dist/apache-beam-2.5.0.dev0.tar.gz
Contributing to the website
The Beam website is in the Beam Site GitHub
mirror repository in the asf-site
branch (not master
). The
README there
explains how to modify different parts of the site. The GitHub workflow is the
same - make your change and open a pull request.
Issues are tracked in the website component in JIRA.
Works in progress
A great way to contribute is to join an existing effort. There are many works in progress, some on branches because they are very incomplete.
Portability Framework
The primary Beam vision: Any SDK on any runner. This is a cross-cutting effort across Java, Python, and Go, and every Beam runner.
Apache Spark 2.0 Runner
- Feature branch: runners-spark2
- Contact: Jean-Baptiste Onofré
JStorm Runner
- Docs
- Feature branch: jstorm-runner
- JIRA: runner-jstorm / BEAM-1899
- Contact: Pei He
MapReduce Runner
- Feature branch: mr-runner
- JIRA: runner-mapreduce / BEAM-165
- Contact: Pei He
Tez Runner
- Feature branch: tez-runner
- JIRA: runner-tez / BEAM-2709
Go SDK
-
JIRA: sdk-go / BEAM-2083 - Contact: Henning Rohde
Python 3 Support
Work is in progress to add Python 3 support to Beam. Current goal is to make Beam codebase compatible both with Python 2.7 and Python 3.4.
Contributions are welcome! If you are interested to help, you can select a subpackage to port and assign yourself the corresponding issue. Comment on the issue if you cannot assign it yourself. When submitting a new PR, please tag @RobbeSneyders, @aaltay, and @tvalentyn.
Next Java LTS version support (Java 11 / 18.9)
Work to support the next LTS release of Java is in progress. For more details about the scope and info on the various tasks please see the JIRA ticket.
- JIRA: BEAM-2530
- Contact: Ismaël Mejía
IO Performance Testing
We are also working on writing Performance Tests for IOs and developing a Performance Testing Framework for them. Contributions are welcome in the following areas:
- developing more IO Performance Tests (IOITs)
- providing necessary kubernetes infrastructure (eg. for databases or filesystems to be used in tests)
- running Performance Tests on runners other than Dataflow and Direct
- improving existing Performance Testing Framework and it’s documentation
See the documentation and the initial proposal(for file based tests).
If you’re willing to help in this area, tag the following people in PRs: @chamikaramj, @DariuszAniszewski, @lgajowy, @szewi, @kkucharc
Euphoria Java 8 DSL
Easy to use Java 8 DSL for the Beam Java SDK. Provides a high-level abstraction of Beam transformations, which is both easy to read and write. Can be used as a complement to existing Beam pipelines (convertible back and forth). You can have a glimpse of the API at WordCount example.
- Feature branch: dsl-euphoria
- JIRA: dsl-euphoria / BEAM-3900
- Contact: David Moravek
Improving the contributor experience
Making it easier to write code, run tests, and release. Investigating using docker for jenkins builds, automating the release process, and improving the reliability of tests.
Ideas and help welcome! Contact: Alan Myrvold, Mark Liu, Yifan Zou
Beam SQL
Beam SQL has lots of areas to contribute: support for new operators, new connectors, performance measurement and improvement, more full specification and testing, etc.
- JIRA: dsl-sql
- Contact: Kenneth Knowles
Add benchmarks to continuous integration
Run Nexmark benchmark queries after each commit for Spark, Flink and Direct Runner and export response times to performance dashboards
- JIRA: nexmark-perfkit
- Contact: Etienne Chauchot
Extract metrics in a runner agnostic way
Metrics are pushed by the runners to configurable sinks (HTTP REST sink available). It is already enabled in Filnk and Spark runner. Work is in progress for Dataflow
- JIRA: runner-agnostic-metrics
- Contact: Etienne Chauchot
Stale pull requests
The community will close stale pull requests in order to keep the project healthy. A pull request becomes stale after its author fails to respond to actionable comments for 60 days. Author of a closed pull request is welcome to reopen the same pull request again in the future. The associated JIRAs will be unassigned from the author but will stay open.


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This small port lies in the southeastern shore of the island, just across the narrows separating the island from neighbouring Lanzarote.
Position 29° 13'34"N, 13° 30'07"W (harbour entrance)
It is permissable to take the ferry over to Lanzarote to arrange clearance.
Isla de Alegranza to the north is now a nature reserve and you need a permit to visit. A permit is also required to anchor in most of the bays on Graciosa.
Last updated January 2016.
If possible, ask the marina/harbour authorities of your previous port to call ahead before you visit La Graciosa and organise berthing in the port, or permission to anchor. You may be turned away if you arrive unannounced.
The harbour has been extended with plans to make a marina (of sorts). There are pontoons for visiting yachts both on the SW side of the port and parallel to the eastern breakwater.
Shelter is good and there is water available. Prices are very reasonable and it is close to the charming town.
There is a toilet and cold shower in the same building as the port office. The port office is in the low white building in the NE corner of the quay and is only open during the morning. There is however a guard who can show you where to berth 24/7.
It is possible to anchor off the beach, Play Francesca. where there is good holding. Permission is necessary first. You are not allowed to anchor closer to Caleta del Sebo.
Last updated April 2016.
Local Anchorages around Lanzarote (2013):
Isla de La Graciosa


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Created 1987 Acquired 1988 2
Commissioned work Knotted Bedsheets & Greased Rope
Donated to Laguna Art Museum in 1999 as one of 109 works
Exhibited Laguna Art Museum 1998-9 "Life Lessons: How Art Can Change Your Life"
I experience this as the murkiness, the ambiguity of choice, in Oscar Wilde's terms, be careful what you wish for, you might get it. An exit by the knotted bedsheet is slow but reversible; you can climb back up. If you leave by the greased rope, you're outta there fast but permanently (and slimed in the process).
"Exh:Laguna Art Museum, 1998-9, 'Life Lessons; ...'"
As I Told You
Acquired 19891018
Book with Baldessari
Acquired 19930000?
Cancer/Libra drawing
Created 1993
Acquired 19930700
Inconsolable
Created 1988
Acquired 19883
Napoleon
Created 1989
Acquired 19901
Song Book
Acquired 19891018
The Worst Years of My Life
Created 1996
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Class Wizard: Name Type
In order to let you store people as objects, NeoMem gives you the option of specifying the Name Type for a class as a Person Name. This means that when you enter a name for the object, NeoMem will attempt to parse it into first and last names. This lets you sort people objects by last name then first name instead of first then last. You can change the way NeoMem displays people names in the Options dialog.
If the class you are creating or editing is not a person class, just use Regular Name option.


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A short while back, a few friends of mine and I went to Amsterdam for a few days. I am usually one to only smoke MJ and take a few shrooms here and there but when in Rome...
One night out, we ran into some very cool locals at a club who gave us each a hit of X. It was, by my friends' accounts, the best, cleanest, and most pure X they had ever, ever taken. They were rolling like champs. After several experiences back here in the US, they still reminisce that 'pure trip'. For me on the other hand, being diagnosed with moderate but constant depression several years ago and taking Zoloft 100mg a day, the trip was a frustrating event.
As I watched my friends have the time of their lives, I sat on a stool in the corner barely able to express emotion - and when I did it was usually mild anger. I do not have much to say on the subject other than this observation led me to suspect my Zoloft interfered with the X. After two hours I gave up and went across the street for some MJ, the depression was really eating at me. I have seen a few accounts of others noting that the two substances basically work against each other, and anytime you have that (like Valium and Coke), you have the ingedients for big trouble with larger doses it may take to get one 'off'.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Gitty Up!
Wading into the git universe
2/8/14
While at first glance, spending time learning to use git and it's online cohort Github may seem unnecessary extra work for the noob developer, it will ultimately offload stress and work down the road. This is due to it's life-saving function of 'Version Control'. Version control simply means as a project progresses, the project is saved as you, the developer, sets 'save points'. This way if errors/and or bugs overwhelm the project, we can revert back to an earlier version that was working. Or if a mistake was made in adding or deleting a feature, again these things are easily corrected with version control.
Git tracks changes when the developer via the command line saves the file and then uploads to Github: 1.) git add [file] 2.) git commit -m [file] 3.) git push [GITHUB url]
Storing code via Github has 2 distinct benefits: 1.) Should disaster strike your local machine the project is all warm and safe in it's remote sleeping bag. Happy n safe. :) 2.) The project can be worked on by a team of developers; Adding code and improving the project while NOT overwriting each other. It's a beautiful symbiosis.


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About Me
Hello, I am the founder of the website. I am part of the class of 2020, and I have been in Williston for 6 years (Middle School - High School).
I graduated Williston as the leader of the community service club, the captain of the boys varsity squash team, and a part of the Wildchords, and I am going to Northeastern to study computer science.
Since Williston has given so much to me, I decided I should give something back, so I decided to create this new club website (since Williston's own club website was what I thought was...lacking).
I'm happy to present this club website as my gift to Williston! Thanks for visiting and I hope you enjoy the website!


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The sun is a G2V type star which is a yellow dwarf and a main sequence star. Stars are classified by their spectra which are the elements that they absorb along with their temperature. There are currently seven different types of stars. From the highest to lowest temperature it goes O, B, A, F, G, K, and M. The O and B stars are rare but very bright while the M stars are common but quite dim compared to the others.
The Hertzprung-Russell diagram shows the spectral type or surface temperature vs. its luminosity which is its intrinsic brightness or absolute magnitude. Most stars are main sequence stars just like the sun in our Solar System, they are very bright and very hot. The hotter the star the brighter they are. This stable part lasts about five billion years. Once that stage is over, the star begins to die and become giants and supergiants. The hydrogen supply is depleted in these old stars and are close to exploding into a planetary nebula or supernova. After the explosion, they become white dwarfs, neutron stars, or black holes. These different types all depend on the mass of the star. Our sun is a small star and in time will eventaully become faint white dwarfs due to it depleting its nuclear fuels. Small stars like our sun will eventaully become black dwarfs which are cold and dark.


Radio Medium Access Controller. There are two roles in the MAC, coordinator and device.
When not transmitting, the coordinator keeps its radio in receive mode. On receiving a packet with the MAC_TYPE_POLL
bit set, the coordinator responds rapidly with a packet with the MAC_TYPE_POLLACK
bit set. Coordinators never sleep.
When not transmitting or receiving, the device stays asleep with an idle radio. Periodically, devices wake up and transmit a packet. Optionally, the packet may include the MAC_TYPE_POLL
bit. If this bit is set, then the device enters receive mode and waits for a response from the coordinator. If no packet was pending, it will receive an empty packet with the MAC_TYPE_POLLACK
bit set.
void mac_init(void)
Initialise MAC.
void mac_tick(void)
Advance MAC state. Should be called regularly.
void mac_1hz(void)
Advance MAC state. Should be called at 1Hz.
void mac_rx_cb(const __xdata uint8_t *eui64, const __xdata uint8_t *pkt, BOOLEAN encrypted)
void mac_rx_cb(const __xdata uint8_t *pkt, BOOLEAN encrypted)
Callback to user to indicate packet reception by MAC.
eui64
[in] (coordinator only)
pkt
[in]
encrypted
[in]
void mac_tx_cb(const __xdata uint8_t *eui64, const __xdata uint8_t *pkt, BOOLEAN wasPolledFor, uint8_t local_seq)
void mac_tx_cb(const __xdata uint8_t *pkt)
Callback to user to indicate packet transmission by MAC.
eui64
[in]
pkt
[in]
wasPolledFor
[in]
localSeq
[in]
mac_tx
)
pkt
[in]
__xdata uint8_t *mac_tx(const uint8_t *eui64, uint8_t length, BOOLEAN encrypted, uint8_t local_seq)
Enqueue packet for sending.
eui64
[in]
length
[in]
encrypted
[in]
localSeq
[in]
mac_tx_cb
) void mac_tx(__xdata uint8_t *payloadPkt, BOOLEAN encrypted, BOOLEAN alsoPoll)
Send packet immediately.
payloadPkt
[in]
encrypted
[in]
alsoPoll
[in]


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Black Dog (PG-13) * (out of ****)
In 1990, the surprise success an unheralded little movie called Ghost instantly rescued the moribund careers of its trio of above-the-title stars, Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, and Whoopi Goldberg. Eight years later, Moore and Goldberg's careers aren't exactly thriving, but they have had their share of screen successes since; the same can't be said of Swayze, who has just added yet another turkey to his resume with the aptly named Black Dog.
Forget the Mortal Kombat movies--this trucksploitation flick is the closest the movies has come to video games. Good truck driver Jack Crews (Swayze) must drive a cargo of illegal firearms from Atlanta to New Jersey. Along the way, Jack and his crew of three run into a number of obstacles--such as a highway weigh station, evil truckers, and deadly Uzi-firing motorcyclists. Every so often, like at the end of a video game "level" or "stage," the main baddie pops up: Red (Meat Loaf, fresh from the triumph of Spice World), who wants to steal the cache of guns. Just in case you forget his name or have trouble keeping track of who's driving what, all of Red's vehicles, be it a pickup or a big rig, are painted--you guessed it--red.
I could go into more of the plot specifics (such as Jack's dream of having a nice home with his family, the past trauma that sent him to prison and cost him his trucking license, the FBI/ATF crew tracking the cargo), but they are of little importance. All that matters to director Kevin Hooks and writers William Mickelberry and Dan Vining are the obstacles Jack confronts in his drive from point A to point B. But they fail at even this modest goal, for none of the highway chaos, as credibly staged as it is, is terribly interesting, let alone exciting.
As dreary as Black Dog is as an entertainment, the saddest part about the film has nothing to do with what shows up onscreen; it's that Swayze has to reduce himself to such work. While far from the best of actors, he is certainly not horrible, and he is a charismatic presence. I don't know if it's his judgment or the dearth of quality job offers that leads him to involve himself with bombs such as Black Dog. Regardless, if he continues on this career track, could a TV series be far behind?
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Clone the repository.
$ git clone git@github.com:vega/editor-backend.git
Install all dependencies.
$ yarn install
Put configurations in a .env
file in the root directory.
$ cp .env.sample .env
Sample configuration of a .env
file can be:
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# You may create [your own application](https://github.com/settings/developers).
# GitHub OAuth app credentials
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GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET=dfdb84ff29fde4eaa160078d13e024530238ebe0
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Run the back-end server.
$ yarn start
Go to the home route (which usually is http://localhost:3000/
). Otherwise
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DHCPd documentation is rather straight forward and these notes are to document some of the things that don't seem to be clearly documented (or in a quick to find location.)
Related files to configuring the DHCPd server.
/etc/dhcpd.conf - configuration file
/var/db/dhcpd.leases - maintains existing leases in case of server shutdown
/etc/rc.conf.local - configuration file to enable dhcpd
between system startups
/etc/dhcpd.interfaces - list of interfaces to which dhcpd will send ip
Documentation can be found in many different places (refer the man pages configuration files above and dhcpd man pages) as well as in the FAQ.
shared-network LOCAL-NET { option domain-name "colorado.edu"; option domain-name-servers <IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>; subnet <IP_ADDRESS> netmask <IP_ADDRESS> { option routers <IP_ADDRESS>; default-lease-time 3600; range <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>; range <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>; host judith { hardware ethernet 00:90:27:66:de:a5; fixed-address <IP_ADDRESS>; } host baelzebub { hardware ethernet 0:d0:9:2c:be:6e; fixed-address <IP_ADDRESS>; } } } |
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FIU visits Cleveland St.
by EndPlayCLEVELAND - Florida International (1-2) vs. Cleveland State (1-3)
Wolstein Center, Cleveland; Tuesday, 7 p.m. EST
BOTTOM LINE: Florida International and Cleveland State look to bounce back from losses. Each team is coming off of a road loss in their last game. Cleveland State lost 90-63 to South Carolina on Friday, while Florida International fell 86-77 at North Carolina State on Wednesday.
LEADING THE CHARGE: Tre Gomillion has averaged 10.3 points and 5.5 rebounds to lead the way for the Vikings. Complementing Gomillion is Deante Johnson, who is accounting for 6.8 points and five rebounds per game. The Panthers have been led by Devon Andrews, who is averaging 17.3 points.ACCURATE ANDREWS: Andrews has connected on 46.2 percent of the 13 3-pointers he's attempted and has gone 6 for 13 over the last three games. He's also converted 83.3 percent of his free throws this season.
DID YOU KNOW: Florida International as a team has made 9.7 3-pointers per game this season, which is second-most among CUSA teams.
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Introduction
The purpose of this application is to enable visualization of the soft tissue artefact (STA) of the humerus
and scapula. The position and orientation of the humerus and scapula were recorded via biplane fluoroscopy
(~1 mm and ~1 deg accuracy). The skin marker positions were recorded using a 10-camera Vicon system.
Animation Control
The play/pause button and slider bar at the bottom of the page provide control of the animation. The frame
number shown to the right of the slider bar corresponds to the bi-plane fluoroscopy frame number.
Marker Set
The scapula marker cluster is comprised of 4 markers attached to key landmarks on the scapula. The humerus
marker cluster is also comprised of 4 markers. These markers are affixed on a rigid plate, which is attached
to the humerus using an arm band. For the humerus and scapula marker clusters, each marker is assigned a color
(red, green, blue or yellow) and its position is computed using two methods. In the first method
(represented by a solid marker) the marker position is derived directly from the Vicon system. In the second
method (represented by a mesh marker) the marker position is computed by rigidly attaching the marker to its
corresponding segment (humerus or scapula) in the first frame. Therefore, the mesh marker represents the
marker position without STA. Grey markers represent markers attached to the torso, forearm, or
hand of the subject. The forearm and hand markers are not shown by default. The humerus also has a fifth
marker attached to the lateral epicondyle, however this marker is not considered as
part of the humerus marker cluster (so it's shown in grey).
Visualization Aids
The markers within a marker cluster are connected together via solid lines. This aids in visualizing how the
entire marker cluster is deforming. In addition, solid and dashed lines - corresponding to solid and mesh
markers, respectively - trace the path of each marker throughout the animation.
Configuration Parameters
In the upper-right hand corner of the application a set of configuration parameters is available. By
clicking Open Controls, the marker, trace, and marker cluster visibility can be adjusted.
3D Controls
Left-clicking and dragging rotates around the humerus and scapula. Right-clicking and dragging pans the
scene. The scroll-wheels zooms in and out.


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statsmodels.stats.outliers_influence.GLMInfluence¶
-
class
statsmodels.stats.outliers_influence.
GLMInfluence
(results, resid=None, endog=None, exog=None, hat_matrix_diag=None, cov_params=None, scale=None)[source]¶ Influence and outlier measures (experimental)
This uses partly formulas specific to GLM, specifically cooks_distance is based on the hessian, i.e. observed or expected information matrix and not on cov_params, in contrast to MLEInfluence. Standardization for changes in parameters, in fittedvalues and in the linear predictor are based on cov_params.
- Parameters
- resultsinstance of results class
This only works for model and results classes that have the necessary helper methods.
- other arguments are only to override default behavior and are used instead
- of the corresponding attribute of the results class.
- By default resid_pearson is used as resid.
Notes
This has not yet been tested for correctness when offset or exposure are used, although they should be supported by the code.
Some GLM specific measures like d_deviance are still missing.
Computing an explicit leave-one-observation-out (LOOO) loop is included but no influence measures are currently computed from it.
- Attributes
- dbetas
change in parameters divided by the standard error of parameters from the full model results,
bse
.d_fittedvalues_scaled
Change in fittedvalues scaled by standard errors
d_linpred
Change in linear prediction
- d_linpred_scale
local change in linear prediction scaled by the standard errors for the prediction based on cov_params.
Methods
Cook’s distance
Change in expected response, fittedvalues
d_params
()Change in parameter estimates
dfbetas
()Scaled change in parameter estimates
Diagonal of the hat_matrix for GLM
Parameter estimate based on one-step approximation
plot_index
([y_var, threshold, title, ax, idx])index plot for influence attributes
plot_influence
([external, alpha, criterion, …])Plot of influence in regression.
Internally studentized pearson residuals
Creates a DataFrame with influence results.


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The native Tcl/Tk color picker (tk_chooseColor) is used in Unix platforms as they have no default color picker, while Windows and Mac OS have.
Probably tk_chooseColor looks like an ugly duckling among its tough 'Big Brothers'. Though, the Windows' color picker is somewhat cumbersome, except for its toning bar which is very good feature. Of course the coolest of all is Mac OS' color picker implementing the color circle.
Nevertheless, I would try and show some remarkable features of tk_chooseColor which are enhanced with my little changes, available here:
tkcc.zip
The changes are seen on the screenshots:
The changes to tk_chooseColor are the following:
-moveall
(0 by defauls) and -tonemoves
(1 by default) optional arguments are added for tk_chooseColor
.
-geometry
option is added for tk_chooseColor
, in two forms: +X+Y (coordinates) or pointer+x+y (shift from the mouse pointer).
tclsh tkclr.tcl ?color?
Before exploring a usage example of tk_chooseColor, let's consider few features of tk_chooseColor that are not too obvious.
1. In tk_chooseColor you can move (and would find it very convenient) any selector with clicking and dragging the mouse over the color bars.
2. You can input a Tk standard color name in the entry field. Here:
http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.6/TkCmd/colors.htm
you can see all Tk standard colors sorted by names.
And here:
Tk colors sorted by Red
Tk colors sorted by Green
Tk colors sorted by Blue
you can see all Tk standard colors sorted by Red, Green and Blue values.
These sortings are useful when you need to view some analogous colors that are close to each other by not their names but hues.
3. Using only three 'magic' numbers (0, 128, 255) you can get a combination of 27 colors which are nearly all you need - primary, secondary and tertiary ones. All those red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow, olive, purple, teal etc. and their tones.
But what makes tk_chooseColor so remarkable is that you can easily see and access all neighboring colors for the selected one. They are located at both sides of tk_chooseColor's selectors.
For example, in tk_chooseColor you can easily locate the brownish range of colors (terra incognita for some color pickers). At that, it's enough to know that brown contains no blue.
4. The tk_chooseColor is very helpful in the designing of color schemes, e.g. for your applications or themed editors.
The example of theming is considered below.
Here we would develop the color theme for TKE editor written in pure Tcl/Tk btw.
For this, we should mark the following parts of tk_chooseColor (a current localized version of it):
Pay attention please to the middle line. It marks the average of R, G, B values. Here it happens to coincide with B selector, but it's not a must.
Also we should remember that the left side of color bars is shadowed dark, while the right side is shadowed light.
We are selecting for TKE editor the dark background and the light foregrounds.
We can tone background with a warmer or cooler color, as seen on the picture below:
Having a dark background, we should select our foregrounds at the right (light) side.
At that we should select them so (which is most important!) that their averages to be more or less equal. For example, this way:
Again, the color averages need not to be composed as coinciding with a selector. They need not even to be of 'equal form' (B at left, G at middle, R at right). The main thing is their average that also need not to be awfully exact - it's enough to have a rough equality.
This equality means that we would get a balanced set of colors in the resulting theme. The only exception is relevant for those colors that should be about the background's side, e.g. the comments' color.
Another consideration is applied to a set of themes. Well, if you've developed a nice theme, you probably would wish to use it at the different lightings, e.g. at the cloudy morning, bright day or coal night. For this, all you need is to shift all your colors to one or another side of tk_chooseColor:
1. At the day light you would have a more contrasted version of your theme.
2. At the night light you would have a less contrasted version of your theme.
The new features of tk_chooseColor ("Move all", "Tone moves") would be helpful for shifting the foreground colors.
Of course, it's all for your own color preferences.
Below are the screenshots presenting a set of themes for TKE editor. The editor has a smart color themer that invokes the tk_chooseColor in Linux. The Preview feature of TKE themer allows to preview and correct the developed color scheme 'on fly'.
Please don't judge my color preferences too strictly.
These TKE themes are available here:
tkethemes.rar
If you are interested:
To use the themes in TKE editor you should unpack them into your home directory, namely:
~/.tke/themes/MildDark
~/.tke/themes/MildDark2
~/.tke/themes/MildDark3
The above mentioned stuff is available here:
Tk colors sorted by Red
Tk colors sorted by Green
Tk colors sorted by Blue
Notice that tk_chooseColor is still disposed to update.


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Reality, now in extra chunky
02 Aug 2017Our brains receive a constant stream of information about the world through our senses. Often sci-fi depictions of mind-reading or memory implants depict our experiences and memories as being like a continuous, unbroken filmstrip.
From The Final Cut, 2004
But if I ask you to describe what has happened to you today, you will usually think in terms of events - snippets of experience that make sense as a single unit. Maybe you ate breakfast, and then brushed your teeth, and then got a phone call. You divide your life into these separate pieces, like how separate memory orbs get created in the movie Inside Out.
From Inside Out, 2015
This grouping into events is an example of chunking, a common concept in cognitive psychology. It is much easier to put together parts into wholes and then think about only the wholes (like objects or events), rather than trying to keep track of all the parts separately. The idea that people automatically perform this kind of event chunking has been relatively well studied, but there are lots of things we don’t understand about how this happens in the brain. Do we directly create event-level chunks (spanning multiple minutes) or do we build up longer and longer chunks in different brain regions? Does this chunking happen within our perceptual systems, or are events constructed afterwards by some separate process? Are the chunks created during perception the same chunks that get stored into long-term memory?
I have a new paper out today that takes a first stab at these questions, thanks to the help of an all-star team of collaborators: Janice Chen, Asieh Zadbood (who also has a very cool and related preprint), Jonathan Pillow, Uri Hasson, and Ken Norman.
The basic idea is simple: if a brain region represents event chunks, then its activity should go through periods of stability (within events) punctuated by sudden shifts (at boundaries between events). I developed an analysis tool that is able to find this kind of structure in fMRI data, determining how many of these shifts happen and when then happen.
The first main result is that we see event chunking in lots of brain regions, and the length of the events seems to build up from short events (seconds or less) in early sensory regions to long events (minutes) in higher-level regions. This suggests that events are an instrinsic part of how we experience the world, and that events are constructed through multiple stages of a hierarchy.
The second main result is that right at the end of these high-level events, we see lots of activity in brain regions the store long-term memories, like the hippocampus. Based on some additional analyses, we argue that these activity spikes are related to storing these chunks so that we can remember them later. If this is true, then our memory system is less like a DVR that constantly records our life, and more like a library of individually-wrapped events.
There are many (many) other analyses in the paper, which explains why it took us about two years to put together in its entirety. One fun result at the end of the paper is that people who already know a story actually start their events a little earlier than people hearing a story for the first time. This means that if I read you a story in the scanner, I can actually make a guess about whether or not you’ve heard this story before by looking at your brain activity. This guessing will not be very accurate for an individual person, so I’m not ready to go into business with No Lie MRI just yet, but maybe in the near future we could have a scientific way to detect Netflix cheaters.
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##The Trapnell Lab Cole Trapnell’s lab started at the University of Washington in July of 2014, in the Department of Genome Sciences. The lab studies cell differentiation, reprogramming, and other transitions between stable or meta-stable cell states. The lab also studies cell-cell signaling and its role in these processes. The use both computational and experimental approaches, and often work at single-cell, genomic resolution.
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In the DVCS world, Git has a reputation for being really fast. I am curious about how Git got this way.
When I started thinking about this question, seven different answers came to my mind. Some of those answers seem more interesting or correct than others.
There's probably some truth here. One of the main benefits touted by the DVCS fanatics is the extra performance you get when everything is "local".
But this answer isn't enough. Maybe it explains why Git is faster than Subversion, but it doesn't explain why Git is so often described as being faster than the other DVCSs.
This might very well be correct. But it's not interesting.
Fine. So Linus is smarter than all of us. But how did he use those smarts to make Git so fast? What are the details?
Nah, probably not. Lots of people have written fast software in C#, Java or Python.
And lots of people have written really slow software in traditional native languages like C/C++. Adobe writes most of their stuff in C++, and they don't have any trouble making sure that release N+1 is slower than release N.
This is another one of those high-level answers that is probably correct but doesn't have the kind of details about which I am curious.
Still. Take some time to read through the archives of the Git developers mailing list. These people spend a LOT of time talking about performance issues.
One of my favorite recent blog entries is this piece which claims that the way to make code faster is to have it do less.
Predictably, people came out of the woodwork to say how wrong this guy was. That's what happens to almost any blog entry about performance tuning or optimization. Readers ignore anything correct in the article and quibble about little stuff.
But this guy was essentially correct. One way to make software faster is to make it do less.
For example, the way you get something in the Git index is you use the "git add" command. Git doesn't scan your working copy for changed files unless you explicitly tell it to. This can be a pretty big performance win for huge trees. Even when you use the "remember the timestamp" trick, detecting modified files in a really big tree can take a noticeable amount of time.
Or maybe Git's shortcut for handling renames is faster than doing them more correctly like Bazaar does.
Very often, when you are facing a decision to use somebody else's code or write it yourself, there is a performance tradeoff. Not always, but often. Maybe the third party code is just slower than the code you could write yourself if you had time to do it. Or maybe there is an impedance mismatch between the API of the external library and your own architecture.
This can happen even when the library is very high quality. For example, consider libcurl. This is a great library. Tons of people use it. But it does have one problem that will cause performance problems for some users: When using libcurl to fetch an object, it wants to own the buffer. In some situations, this can end up forcing you to use extra memcpys or temporary files. The reason all the low level calls like send() and recv() allow the caller to own the loop and the buffer is because this is the best way to avoid the need to make extra copies of the data on disk or in memory.
People make fun of those with NIH Syndrome, but my observation is that folks who suffer from this disorder tend to create faster software, even if they also tend to ship everything late. :-)
Maybe Git is fast because every time they faced one of these "buy vs. build" choices, they decided to just write it themselves.
If there is one thing I've learned about version control it's that everybody's situation is different. It is quite likely that Git is a lot faster for some scenarios than it is for others.
How does Git handle really large trees? Git was designed primary to support the efforts of the Linux kernel developers. A lot of people think the Linux kernel is a large tree, but it's really not. Many enterprise configuration management repositories are FAR bigger than the Linux kernel.
This week's version control blog entry raises more questions than answers. I'm not a Git user, nor have I looked much at its code, so I don't really know why it's so fast. I'm just curious. If you have better answers than mine (and I admit that's a low hurdle), feel free to send them to me or post them in my comments.
But FWIW, I have decided it is time for me to become a Git user. When I was writing about Git a few weeks ago, a lot of Git users kept telling me I just don't get it. I've spent more time thinking about version control implementation and design than most folks, so I tend to think I actually do "get it". But my curiosity is piqued, and I hate to pass up an opportunity to learn something, so I'm going to give it a try. I've got a small project here at SourceGear that I work on part-time with a couple other people. We've decided to switch to Git and see how it goes. I'll let you know what I find out.


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MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.5 Alternative Scale: *** out of ****
United States, 1997 U.S. Release Date: 5/20/97 (wide) Running Length: 1:45 MPAA Classification: PG-13 (Mature themes, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Julia Roberts, Dermot Mulroney, Cameron Diaz, Rupert Everett, Philip Bosco, M. Emmet Walsh, Carrie Preston, Rachel Griffiths Director: P.J. Hogan Producers: Ronald Bass and Jerry Zucker Screenplay: Ronald Bass Cinematography: Laszlo Kovacs Music: James Newton Howard U.S. Distributor: TriStar Pictures
MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING is the estrogen alternative to the vast quantity of testosterone being pumped out by the other major June releases: CON AIR, SPEED 2, BATMAN AND ROBIN, and FACE/OFF. As the summer's centerpiece romantic comedy, MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING boasts a pair of A-line actresses, Julia Roberts and Cameron Diaz, dueling for the affections of the unprepossessing Dermot Mulroney (the guy from COPYCAT and THE TRIGGER EFFECT, who is frequently confused with the equally low-key and same-initialed Dylan McDermott). Fortunately, this film doesn't fall into the overcrowded category of the traditional frothy romance. In fact, MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING has a bit of an edge and enough intelligence to keep it from drowning in the kind of mawkish sentimentality that often makes this sort of movie hard-to-swallow.
Australian director P.J. Hogan must have a thing for movies about weddings. His previous feature, MURIEL'S WEDDING, was a black comedy about a young woman who loves ABBA songs and dreams about getting married. And, although Hogan accepted a studio project as his followup to the international hit, he chose something in keeping with his desire to corrupt the formula. While this movie isn't as offbeat or "out there", it defies more than a few expectations without ultimately dissatisfying the audience.
As in any romantic comedy, the two most important elements are in place: the couples and the complications. Couple #1 consists of the soon-to-be married groom, Michael O'Neal (Mulroney) and his perky bride, Kimmy (Diaz). Couple #2 comprises food critic Julianne Potter (Roberts) and her gay editor, George Downes (Rupert Everett). They're not really together, but they pretend to be to make Michael jealous. Because, for the past nine years, since they had a one-month fling in college, Julianne has carried a torch for Michael. They've been best friends, but only now, when she's about to lose him to another woman, does Julianne realize that she wants to be the bride. And, to get her man, she's willing to do almost anything, including play dirty. So, when Kimmy opens her arms to Julianne and offers her the position of maid of honor, Julianne accepts, all the while plotting the best way to break up the happy couple.
Because MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING features a smart script and deft direction, it manages to keep alive the mystery of who will end up with whom. Things aren't as clear-cut as they initially seem to be, and, with every passing minute, they get murkier. The film has a high energy level and features a number of standout scenes, some of which are designed to cull laughter from the audience, others which go for the tearducts. The best is arguably a restaurant episode where an impromptu sing-along gets everyone in the place to join in. It's clever, irreverent, and fun.
MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING starts off slowly, and it takes the better part of a half-hour before we first start getting a feel for the characters. Mulroney's Michael is an especially difficult case -- at first, there doesn't seem to be much there (which begs the question of how he managed to get two beautiful women to fall head-over-heels in love with him). The actor plays his role in a low-key fashion that's an asset late in the film, but not at the beginning. Cameron Diaz turns up the good cheer and high spirits to an almost-unbearably lively level. And Julia Roberts, returning to the genre that made her a star, embraces the part like it's a homecoming. Her performance as Julianne is competent and comfortable, but the ingenue of PRETTY WOMAN has been replaced a more mature performer, and this results in a better-rounded character. Supporting players include a scene-stealing Rupert Everett (the CEMETERY MAN himself), Rachel Griffiths (who appeared as the title character's best friend in MURIEL'S WEDDING), and M. Emmett Walsh as someone who's not the least bit creepy (for once).
Although MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING is intended to be relatively light entertainment, it briefly addresses some interesting, serious issues regarding the nature of friendship, jealousy, and love (real and idealized). There's a wonderfully evocative scene that suggests "a moment passing by," which will undoubtedly cause a portion of the audience to reflect on similar occasions in their own lives. In the final analysis, MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING represents two hours of fine entertainment not because it offers a feel-good love story but because the film makers understand that it's possible for a romantic comedy to appeal not only to the heart, but to the mind as well.
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This week I updated my PR#11277 to find the period of a general function.
Periodicity Link to heading
In the past few weeks, I dedicated a lot of my time reading about the property of periodicity of a function. Earlier, I had implemented a trivial(and restricted) functionality for this task. This motivated me to study this topic as I planned to generalise the function.
Here are my notes on periodicity which were the literature reference for the development of the method:
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Note that
2π
is a period ofsin(x)
. Butsin(x)
has many other periods, such as4π
,6π
, and so on. However,sin(x)
has no (positive) period shorter than2π
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If
p
is a period off(x)
, andH
is any function, thenp
is a period ofH(f(x))
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For sums and products, the general situation is complicated.
Let
p
be a period off(x)
and letq
be a period ofg(x)
. Suppose that there are positive integersa
andb
such thatap=bq=r
.
Thenr
is a period off(x)+g(x)
, and also off(x)g(x)
.
However, the point to note here is thatr
need not be the shortest period off(x)+g(x)
orf(x)g(x)
.For example: The shortest period of
sin(x)
is2π
, while the shortest period of(sinx)**2
isπ
.Another example: Let
f(x)=sin(x)
, andg(x)=−sin(x)
. Each function has smallest period2π
. But their sum is the0
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p
andq
are periods off(x)
andg(x)
respectively, then any common multiple ofp
andq
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The sum of two periodic functions need not be periodic.
For example: Let
f(x)=sin(x)+cos(2πx)
. The function is not periodic.
The problem is that1
and2π
are incommensurable. There do not exist positive integersa
andb
such that(a)(1)=(b)(2π)
.
Issues Link to heading
I am abstracting the details of implementation so as not to make the post even further boring.
During the period of development, I faced few issues and had a lot of queries to make.
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The new implementation returns a value which might not be the fundamental period of the given function. The previous implementation, though limited, returned the fundamental period of the given function.
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The ability to find the LCM of irrationals. We will be dealing with the iconic
π
(and its multiples) in many of our cases(as is evident from the example above). Currently, we donot have the functionality to find the LCM of irrational numbers. A method needs to be developed to handle this issue. -
Issue with automatic simplification while verifying the result.
After Thoughts
I am looking forward to addressing all these issues in tonight’s meeting. Apart from that, implementing this was a lot of fun. I got to learn about inheritance and abstraction while implementing instance methods for periodic functions.
Hopefully, all my effort doesn’t go in vain.
Till next time !


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<link rel="stylesheet" href="isteven-multi-select.css">
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If you learn AngularJs from AngularJs' website, you should be familiar with this app.js
file, in which you initiate your AngularJs app. So let's put our directive module there and load it, such as:
var myApp = angular.module( "myApp", [ "isteven-multi-select" ]);
In your controller, define a $scope
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Note The input-model has to be a one-dimensional (flat), array of objects.
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{ icon: "", name: "Opera", maker: "(Opera Software)", ticked: true },
{ icon: "", name: "Internet Explorer", maker: "(Microsoft)", ticked: false },
{ icon: "", name: "Firefox", maker: "(Mozilla Foundation)", ticked: true },
{ icon: "", name: "Safari", maker: "(Apple)", ticked: false },
{ icon: "", name: "Chrome", maker: "(Google)", ticked: true }
];
Let's now define the directive with a minimum required configuration options.
As an attribute:

... or as an element, but be careful with browser compatibility.
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input-model="modernBrowsers"
output-model="outputBrowsers"
button-label="icon name"
item-label="icon name maker"
tick-property="ticked"
>
</isteven-multi-select>
By now you should now have dropdown button like the one you saw earlier on the front page.
This should be obvious, but I got this question a lot, so:
angular.forEach( $scope.outputBrowsers, function( value, key ) {
/* do your stuff here */
});
That's it! Go to the Configs & Options section to read more


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Modifying legacy code the right way
(hint: do not add if statements)
by Albert Albala
@alberto56 - Dcycle.com
https://alberto56.github.io/presentation_legacy_code
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Introductions
- Developers?
- Project managers?
- Themers?
"Can we add a light fixture here?"
"Sorry, no."
"Best practices"
- Automated tests
- Continuous integration server
- Known good starting point (do not clone the database)
- Small pure function that do one thing
- DevOps (Docker, Vagrant)
- Mock objects and dependency injection
"Can we limit our lists to five items and display a message if there are more than five items?"
"Sure (should take about 1 story point)."
Rule #1 of modifying legacy code.
Don't do it.
"I could never succeed in intelligibly [defining it]. But I know it when I see it".
—Potter Stewart
"Code with no test coverage is legacy code."
OK, automated tests; what about the other "best practices"?
- Continuous integration server
- Known good starting point (do not clone the database)
- Small pure function that do one thing
- DevOps (Docker, Vagrant)
- Mock objects and dependency injection
Sample legacy code
https://github.com/alberto56/legacy_code_example
What's wrong with this code?
That's what's wrong.
Rule #2 of modifying legacy code.
Move legacy code to class methods (still, don't touch it).
Rule #3 of modifying legacy code.
Surgically add or extract functionality from monster methods.
Rule #4 of modifying legacy code.
Immediately add unit tests and continuous integration to new code.
Add functional tests (Simpletest, Behat) only if necessary.
A word on refactoring.
First, make your code modern and tested and CI-monitored.
Only then, refactor.
Selling this to management:
- Wait for a catastrophe (data loss, security breach...).
- Do it covertly (do not tell management).
- Make them think it's their idea.
- Tack best practices onto existing workflows, don't replace them.
If you are management:
- Request a visible continuous integration dashboard with metrics as artefacts.
- Give your developers time and resources to think about best practices.
Modifying legacy code the right way
(hint: do not add if statements)
by Albert Albala
@alberto56 - Dcycle.com
https://alberto56.github.io/presentation_legacy_code
Fork me


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"Innovating for Society" |
This year’s IEEE MetroCon offers three exciting parallel conference
tracks; each track covering technical topics in coordinated morning and
afternoon sessions.
The Power Engineering track returns this year
to report on technologies and advances in the industry. Topics include
fuel cell development, a panel discussion on electrical power distribution
alternatives, power restoration in IRAQ, and discussions on transmission
grid power management. This track also features an in-depth discussion
of the Texas Professional Engineers’ Continuing Education Requirement,
its history, requirements, and expectations – a must see for all
Texas P.E.s.
MetroCon 2004 is featuring for the first time ever the Biotechnologies
track. This track brings together medical practitioners, academe, and
engineers to discuss the current biomedical industry issues and successes
and, of course, the latest advances in patient drug delivery systems,
tissue engineering, and human accommodation.
The Emerging Technologies Track, a continuing
high-tech feature track of MetroCon, returns again this year building
on its strong technology legacy. This year’s talks cover topics
in radio frequency and optical communications technologies, quantum computing,
model-driven architectures in software engineering, and the use of software
agents and other techniques in making mobile computing a success.
Three exciting tracks and our lunchtime keynote address makes this year’s
MetroCon one for the record books. We hope to see you there!
Many thanks to Lockheed Martin Aeronautics: MetroCon
2004 Gold Patron


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Predicts Escherichia coli's resistome for candidate drug. It utilizes two algorithms viz. deterministic model and stochastic model (manuscript under preparation) for the prediction of drug class. Once the drug class is predicted, the resistome is fetched from the database for the predicted class.
| Version: | 0.1.2 |
| Imports: | ChemmineR, stats, utils, usethis |
| Published: | 2018-06-07 |
| Author: | Saurav Bhaskar Saha, Vipul Gupta, Pramod Wasudeo Ramteke |
| Maintainer: | Saurav Bhaskar Saha <saurav.saha at shiats.edu.in> |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | uCAREChemSuiteCLI results |
| Reference manual: | uCAREChemSuiteCLI.pdf |
| Package source: | uCAREChemSuiteCLI_0.1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: uCAREChemSuiteCLI_0.1.2.zip, r-release: uCAREChemSuiteCLI_0.1.2.zip, r-oldrel: uCAREChemSuiteCLI_0.1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: not available, r-oldrel: not available |
| Old sources: | uCAREChemSuiteCLI archive |
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