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by ReutersWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday the United States is continuing to talk to China but gave no other details, as both sides tried to hammer out a phase one trade deal ahead of looming U.S. tariffs due next month.
"We continue to talk to China. China wants to make a deal. The question is: Do I want to make a deal? Because I like what's happening now," Trump told reporters at the White House.
Trump last month announced an agreement for an initial trade deal with Beijing but no formal agreement has been released. The pact had initially been expected to be signed by mid-November, but experts now say it could be pushed into next year.
Two people briefed on the talks have said Trump wants deeper concessions from China in order to roll back existing tariffs and cancel additional tariffs on some $156 billion in Chinese consumer goods scheduled to take effect Dec. 15.
On Tuesday, Trump also threatened to raise tariffs if no deal is reached with Beijing.
The ongoing trade dispute between the world's two largest economies have roiled financial markets and threatened global economic growth.


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class blmc_robots::NJointBlmcRobotDriver< N_JOINTS, N_MOTOR_BOARDS >
Base class for simple n-joint BLMC robots.
This is a generic base class to easily implement drivers for simple BLMC robots that consist of N_JOINTS joints.
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| N_MOTOR_BOARDS | Number of motor control boards that are used. |
template<size_t N_JOINTS, size_t N_MOTOR_BOARDS>
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template<size_t N_JOINTS, size_t N_MOTOR_BOARDS>
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Homing on negative end stop and encoder index.
Procedure for finding an absolute zero position (or "home" position) when using relative encoders.
If the robot has end stops (according to configuration), all joints first move in negative direction until they hit the end stop. Then an encoder index search is started where each joint moves slowly in positive direction until the next encoder index. The position of this encoder index is the "home position".
By default, the zero position is the same as the home position. The optional argument home_offset_rad provides a means to move the zero position relative to the home position. The zero position is computed as
zero position = encoder index position + home offset
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| home_offset_rad | Offset between the home position and the desired zero position. |
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Find home position of all joints and move to start position.
Homes all joints using home_on_index_after_negative_end_stop. When finished, move the joint to the starting position (defined in config_.initial_position_rad
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template<size_t N_JOINTS, size_t N_MOTOR_BOARDS>
Move to given goal position using PD control.
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| tolerance | Allowed position error for reaching the goal. This is checked per joint, that is the maximal possible error is +/-tolerance on each joint. |
| timeout_cycles | Timeout. If exceeded before goal is reached, the procedure is aborted. Unit: Number of control loop cycles. |
- Returns
- True if goal position is reached, false if timeout is exceeded.
template<size_t N_JOINTS, size_t N_MOTOR_BOARDS>
User-defined configuration of the driver.
Contains all configuration values that can be modified by the user (via the configuration file).
template<size_t N_JOINTS, size_t N_MOTOR_BOARDS>
True if the joints have mechanical end stops, false if not.
If set to true, it is assumed that all joints of the robot have end stops that mechanically prevent them from moving out of the valid range.
If present, the end stops are used for a fully automated homing procedure in which the joints first move until they hit the end stop before starting the encoder index search. This way it is ensured that the correct index is used for homing without any need for manual set up.
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Hi. I've got my new kit set up , with an EmonTX, and a Raspi Pi with the RFM12Pi board attached, and EmonCMS up and running, and I've installed the CT123 firmware on the TX. All good so far, lights are blinking in unison, and data is going into the MySQL database.
The only problem is the data being sent from the TX isn't making a lot of sense. There are two columns of data, the first being the unix timestamp - which is accurate. The second I presume should be a current(or power) reading? The value in this column is constantly the same (between about 67 to 72), no matter how much power is going through the cable the CT clip is on. In fact, if I unplug the CT clip from the TX board, it carries on sending out the same range of values!
I just tried reinstalling the firmware, which didn't help. I dunno what to do next .. I'm beginning to think maybe I've built the board wrong. I'd be gratetful for a few pointers if anyone has ideas what might be going on??
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The 60 - 70 W is reasonably typical of the result you get from noise picked up by the analogue input, so the emonTx is probably working. But how are you using your c.t.? Have you read http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/ct-and-ac-power-adaptor...
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Have you tried running either of the standard OEM sketches for measuring current/power? Look for "Arduino Sketch", part way down the Building Blocks home page
A couple of basic tools on my summary page may help. MinAndMaxValues will show whether your sensors are giving sensible values (on a scale of 0 - 1023), and RawSamplesTool will show you a simple diagram of each of these waveforms.
Once you've got these basic checks to work, then the more complex aspects should stand a better chance of working too.
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Thanks for the pointers guys .. sorted now :) I wrongly presumed you could clip the sensor round any AC cable, and had it round my 4 way extension lead for testing purposes. Now have it clipped round the live coming in to home, and it's running fine. Rob


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The Collection interface is the public interface of all collections.
Extends
Subinterfaces
Methods
Code bool every(bool f(element)) #
Returns true if every elements of this collection satisify the predicate f.
An element satisfies the predicate
f if f(element)
returns true.
Collection<E> filter(bool f(E element));
Code void forEach(void f(element)) #
Applies the function f to each element of this collection.
void forEach(void f(E element));
Code Collection map(f(element)) #
Returns a new collection with the elements f(e)
for each element e
of this collection.
Note on typing: the return type of f() could be an arbitrary type and consequently the returned collection's typeis Collection.
Collection map(f(E element));


Property Protections¶
There are two types of image properties in Glance:
- Core Properties, as specified by the image schema.
- Meta Properties, which are arbitrary key/value pairs that can be added to an image.
Access to meta properties through Glance’s public API calls may be restricted to certain sets of users, using a property protections configuration file.
This document explains exactly how property protections are configured and what they apply to.
Constructing a Property Protections Configuration File¶
A property protections configuration file follows the format of the Glance API
configuration file, which consists of sections, led by a [section]
header
and followed by name = value
entries. Each section header is a regular
expression matching a set of properties to be protected.
Note
Section headers must compile to a valid regular expression, otherwise glance api service will not start. Regular expressions will be handled by python’s re module which is PERL like.
Each section describes four key-value pairs, where the key is one of
create/read/update/delete
, and the value is a comma separated list of user
roles that are permitted to perform that operation in the Glance API. If any of
the keys are not specified, then the glance api service will not start
successfully.
In the list of user roles, @
means all roles and !
means no role.
If both @ and ! are specified for the same rule then the glance api service
will not start
Note
Only one policy rule is allowed per property operation. If multiple are specified, then the glance api service will not start.
The path to the file should be specified in the [DEFAULT]
section of
glance-api.conf
as follows.
property_protection_file=/path/to/file
If this config value is not specified, property protections are not enforced. If the path is invalid, glance api service will not start successfully.
The file may use either roles or policies to describe the property protections.
The config value should be specified in the [DEFAULT]
section of
glance-api.conf
as follows.
property_protection_rule_format=<roles|policies>
The default value for property_protection_rule_format
is roles
.
Property protections are applied in the order specified in the configuration
file. This means that if for example you specify a section with [.*]
at
the top of the file, all proceeding sections will be ignored.
If a property does not match any of the given rules, all operations will be disabled for all roles.
If an operation is misspelled or omitted, that operation will be disabled for all roles.
Disallowing read
operations will also disallow update/delete
operations.
A successful HTTP request will return status 200 OK
. If the user is not
permitted to perform the requested action, 403 Forbidden
will be returned.
V1 API X-glance-registry-Purge-props¶
Property protections will still be honoured if
X-glance-registry-Purge-props
is set to True
. That is, if you request
to modify properties with this header set to True
, you will not be able to
delete or update properties for which you do not have the relevant permissions.
Properties which are not included in the request and for which you do have
delete permissions will still be removed.
Examples¶
Example 1. Limit all property interactions to admin only.
[.*] create = admin read = admin update = admin delete = admin
Example 2. Allow both admins and users with the billing role to read
and modify properties prefixed with x_billing_code_
. Allow admins to
read and modify any properties.
[^x_billing_code_.*] create = admin,billing read = admin, billing update = admin,billing delete = admin,billing [.*] create = admin read = admin update = admin delete = admin
Example 3. Limit all property interactions to admin only using policy rule context_is_admin defined in policy.json.
[.*] create = context_is_admin read = context_is_admin update = context_is_admin delete = context_is_admin


Before we go on, you need to now what is “Continuous Integration”. This is a long topic and you should probably read Martin Fowler’s article on Continuous Integration.
Now that we have determined the structure of the project and put the source in the repository, we need to set up the continuous integration server. The tool we will use for that is CruiseControl.NET. The guys behind it have really done a great job. We need first to define “what we want”.
What we want :
- Checking for modifications in the source repository.
- Get the latest version if modifications are detected.
- Build the project.
- Run the test suite.
- Reporting any successes of failures.
We also want to “fail fast”. This means that at any step, if something is wrong, we won’t go further and report it.
So here is the step by step approach :
1. Downloading and Installing CruiseControl.NET
Download CruiseControl.NET here. I’m using the version 1.3. Then double-click on the executable and follow each step. Normally, I’m leaving everything checked except the help files and examples.
You will be asked if you want to use CC.NET server as a Windows Service. Basically, if you want CC.NET to always run (and in my opinion, it should), my advice is to run it as a service. But some scenario may require that you need to run it only once in while. In that case you only need to execute ccnet.exe to start the server. Next, it ask you if you want to create a virtual directory in IIS for the Web Dashboard. I’m leaving it checked as I want to use CC.NET as a service.
2. Setting a basic project in ccnet.config
Find your ccnet.config (in your ccnetinstallationfolder\server). Every step you want to be executed will be defined here. This require some basic knowledge in xml.
<!--<ccnetconfig><configurationVersion>1.3</configurationVersion></ccnetconfig>-->
<cruisecontrol>
<project name="LogItAll">
</project>
</cruisecontrol>
I’m usually starting with an empty configuration file. The <cruisecontrol> tag is the root and you have one <project> tag per project.
<cruisecontrol>
<project name="LogItAll">
<workingDirectory>c:\dev\logitall</workingDirectory>
<artifactDirectory>c:\dev\logitall\artifact</artifactDirectory>
<category>Personal application</category>
<modificationDelaySeconds>10</modificationDelaySeconds>
<triggers>
<intervalTrigger name="continuous" seconds="30"/>
</triggers>
<labeller type="defaultlabeller">
<prefix>0.0.</prefix>
</labeller>
</project>
</cruisecontrol>
The <workingDirectory> will serve as the root for all our operations. Instead of specifying the full path, we will use the relative path. Example : \tools\nant\nant.exe instead of C:\dev\LogItAll\tools\nant\nant.exe.
The <artifactDirectory> is where every logs (builds, unit tests) is stored. This tag is not needed.
The <category> is simply in which category you want the project to be. This tag is also not needed.
The <modificationDelaySeconds> is the interval of time in which no modification must be done to the source to continue executing all remaining tasks.
We then have the triggers bloc. This block contains all the reasons that we want to perform a build. I recommend using the documentation of CC.NET to learn more. The <intervalTrigger> is, as the name imply, a trigger that will launch the build process every 30 seconds if any modifications is done to the source.
Finally we have the <labeller> which will give a label to the project. There is a lot of different labelers to use. In my case, I’m going with the default and starting the build number at 0.0.*.
3. Checking if any modifications is done to the source and getting the latest version.
The sourcecontrol tag is need to know if the source have changed. This will also get the latest version of the project.
<cruisecontrol>
<project name="LogItAll">
...
<sourcecontrol type="svn">
<trunkUrl>svn://localhost/repos/LogItAll</trunkUrl>
<workingDirectory>c:\dev\logitall</workingDirectory>
</sourcecontrol>
...
</project>
</cruisecontrol>
I can’t go on all the details because each source control has it’s own set of properties and features.
A lot of source control providers are supported (SourceSafe,CVS, etc..).
4. Build the project and run the unit tests suite.
First, we need a <tasks> section. This section should contains all action you want to happen in order. Several tasks are available.
A build file will help tremendously. Since we already have the build process in our own file for development, why shouldn’t we use it to build the application on the CI server. Instead of using an MSBuild task and modifying two files each time we change something in our build process, we should use it. You can use the nant task to run our build file.
<cruisecontrol>
<project name="LogItAll">
...
<tasks>
<nant>
<executable>tools\nant\nant.exe</executable>
<buildFile>logitall.build</buildFile>
<targetList>
<target>test</target>
</targetList>
</nant>
</tasks>
...
</project>
</cruisecontrol>
5. Integrating the results.
Every log files you want to see in the Web Dashboard need to be merged. To do that you need to add the File Merge Task of the publisher task.
<cruisecontrol>
<project name="LogItAll">
...
<publishers>
<merge>
<files>
<file>Logs\*.xml</file>
</files>
</merge>
<xmllogger/>
</publishers>
</project>
</cruisecontrol>
This will embed the content of all the xml files in the logs folder in an xml file that the Web Dashboard will use to render it’s content. It’s really important that you add the <xmllogger>. It is required for the Web Dashboard to function properly.
If you are like me and you are using MbUnit as a test tool, you will need to perform some additional step to integrate your results files into the Web Dashboard. The solution is described in the Andrew Stopford’s Weblog. If you don’t see the report after that, verify that MbUnit genarate an xml file instead of an html file.
6. The Web Dashboard
The Web Dashboard is the easiest way to see every test results, builds logs, coverage statistics, etc…
You can access it via the http://nameofyourserver/ccnet.
7. CCTray
CCTray is a little application that helps you monitor your build. Simply access you Web Dashboard, and it the left menu, there is an option to download CCTray.
Then you need to add the projects you want to monitor. You do that first by entering the name of the server and then selecting the projects you want. I’m usually using the “Connect directly using .NET remoting.
Keep in mind that it is a basic tutorial and I intend to develop a little more in the following months. In the meanwhile, I will appreciate any comments, suggestion or ideas.
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in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name'
which corresponds to the day in the week they were born
Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture.
in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name'
which corresponds to the day in the week they were born


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For example, don't do: Debug.LogVerbose("This is my message: " + text);
Do: Debug.LogVerbose("This is my message: {0}", text);
Note that verbose logs do not include the callstack to reduce the noise in the generated editor log. Even with default stack trace parameter (StackTraceLogType.ScriptOnly), the editor logs will grow significantly (i.e. a 10x+ line growth factor).
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MCOOKIE
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (1)Updated: 25 September 1995
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NAME
mcookie - generate magic cookies for xauthSYNOPSIS
mcookie [-v] [-f filename]DESCRIPTION
mcookie generates a 128-bit random hexadecimal number for use with the X authority system. Typical usage:- xauth add :0 . `mcookie`
The "random" number generated is actually the output of the MD5 message digest fed with various pieces of random information: the current time, the process id, the parent process id, the contents of an input file (if -f is specified), and several bytes of information from the first of the following devices which is present: /dev/random, /dev/urandom, files in /proc, /dev/audio.
BUGS
The entropy in the generated 128-bit is probably quite small (and, therefore, vulnerable to attack) unless a non-pseudorandom number generator is used (e.g., /dev/random under Linux).It is assumed that none of the devices opened will block.
FILES
/dev/random/dev/urandom
/dev/audio
/proc/stat
/proc/loadavg
SEE ALSO
X(1), xauth(1), md5sum(1)AVAILABILITY
The mcookie command is part of the util-linux-ng package and is available from ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/util-linux-ng/.
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INTERVIEW OF THE CAST AND CREW OF A BUG'S LIFE A film interview by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
"Hey, I'm getting paid for something I used to get in trouble for [in school]." - Joe Ranft, voice of Heimlich and story supervisor of A BUG'S LIFE
"You know, we're parents ourselves.   But I love to make a movie that my kids can go to, that my parents can go to, and everybody can get something out of. I think that's the hardest movie to make, and I don't think there's many of them. And I think that's what we try to shoot for." - Andrew Stanton, co-director and co-writer of A BUG'S LIFE
Several weeks ago I reviewed (see www.InternetReviews.com) the marvelous new picture by Pixar Animation Studios. Called A BUG'S LIFE, it is their first feature-length film after their enormous, initial hit, TOY STORY. The film, which is easily the best kids' movie of the year and a breath-taking film for all ages, surpasses Dreamworks' ANTZ in just about every category imaginable.
This past weekend my son, who loved the movie as much as I did, joined me as part of the press contingent at the early premier of the movie on Pixar's home turf, the Silicon Valley. At the premier we were able to interview many members of the cast and crew, including, the two directors, the technical director, the producer, the lead voice of Flik and one of the key supporting voices, that of Heimlich, the caterpillar.
The people from the film were warm and gracious to us, and even to my son Jeffrey, age 9, who was there as, well, let's say a member of the "junior press." He had at least one question for each of them. [Plus he got some great autographs complete with sketches.]
The interview highlights are organized by interviewee in the order that the interviews occurred. Each person provided his little tidbits, and it is as hard to find a favorite among them as it is in the ensemble movie. To a person, they were the types that you'd love to have over for dinner for a long chat. There wasn't even a hint of an inflated ego in any of those we spoke with. Nicer human beings you'd be hard pressed to find.
[The interviews were done in groups; when I wasn't the one asking the questions, I have so indicated.]
The movie opens nationwide in the United States on Wednesday, November 25. You don't want to miss it. It is appropriate for all ages from 3 to 93.
DARLA ANDERSON, CO-PRODUCER
Q: [Another reporter:] Can you contrast A BUG'S LIFE with TOY STORY?
A: "Toy Story was a buddy movie. A BUG'S LIFE was an ensemble cast. Everything was organic on A BUG'S LIFE, whereas everything on TOY STORY was all plastic and toys. We probably had at zenith about 210 people working just on A BUG'S LIFE, and on TOY STORY we only had 120 in the company."
Q: Were there any bugs you rejected? Any bugs that just seemed too weird.
A: "I don't think so. We even have maggots in the film."
Q: Did you envision the outtakes from the very beginning?
A: "John Lasseter had wanted to do outtakes way back on TOY STORY, but we didn't have time so he's been thinking about that for quite a while. And on this film we just went for it. We had this giant locomotion of a production train going, and we just threw that on at the end. And they got done in about 2 weeks."
Q: [Another reporter:] What were your favorite characters?
A: "My two favorites, beside the fact that I'm in love with Dave Foley so I have to love Flik. Hopper is just so cool. The shaders, his eyes, his movement, he's just a very, very cool character. And Heimlich is the most lovable."
Q: [Jeffrey:] What are your favorite parts?
"My favorite part of the whole movie is what we call Dot's rescue. When Dot's getting rescued and the big orange bird is going after it. That's my favorite part cause I just think that big orange bird is so cool."
Q: How about marketing of this versus ANTZ? I've told some people to see the film, and they say they've already seen it. I say, no that's ANTZ, A BUG'S LIFE isn't out yet.
A: "I haven't even seen ANTZ. Just what little I've seen on the commercials, I think our film looks very different. … We try to avoid comparison. Hopefully they'll just want to see it on it's own merits. And hopefully word of mouth will be very strong."
WILLIAM REEVES, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Q: [Other reporter:] What are you most proud of technically on the film?
A: "It's hard to say. We really worked hard on our lighting and shading, getting organic feel. The basic premise of the film had this very organic feel to it from the characters through the sets and everything so we worked really hard trying to bring that out." …
"We were challenged by the crowds … a lot of the scenes had a lot of ants in it because that's what you see when you see ants." …
"A lot of times it's just the ambiance, the feeling that is there. All the way through the film the vegetation is moving in the wind, blowing in the wind."
Q: [Other reporter:] Who choose blue as the color of the ants?
A: "It comes out of the art department I guess. You're trying to create contrast. … We didn't want green characters because they would just blend right in. … In general we wanted our characters to stand out."
Q: In ANTZ the eyes are so glassy, whereas in A BUG'S LIFE they are so much more realistic, detailed and interesting. Did you work a lot on the eyes?
A: "Eyes are a critical thing for us and for animation. … When you think actors and you think about characters, you look at their eyes, just like we look at our eyes when we're interacting with each other. … It's the place where we connect with each other. … We worked a lot on getting the highlights on the eyes right."
DAVE FOLEY, VOICE OF FLIK, THE LEAD ANT
When first introduced as the voice of Flik, his response was: "I'm sorry about that."
Q: [Other reporter:] Why did you take on this job? What about it appealed to you?
A: "I went to the audition just because I wanted to meet the guys who made TOY STORY. … I never for a second thought that they'd hire me because I find my voice irritating. Why would you want to tether your movie to that kind of a sound. But they hired me and I was delighted."
Q: [Other reporter:] You didn't change your voice?
A: "It's my voice, just a little more enthusiastic than I'm used to sounding, a little more energetic."
JOE RANFT, VOICE OF HEIMLICH, THE CATERPILLAR
He was also the story supervisor on the film, and that's the job he's had for the past 18 years. He got picked to do the voice for this major part as a bonus. He also had a small part in TOY STORY, the part of Lenny the binoculars. His one-liner as Lenny was, "Guys, look; it's Woody and Buzz coming up fast."
Q: How did you get the ensemble feeling of the cast?
A: "We had a big cast of characters and there's a circus troop. The circus sort of made it."
Q: Did you record the characters together or did you record them independently?
A: "You record them independently."
Q: [Other reporter:] Did you ever have the Heimlich maneuver in?
A: "We cut that part out. It was actually in for a little while."
Q: [Other reporter:] Where did you get the idea of an Oktoberfest-loving German guy?
A: " A Danish guy in the story dept. … He suggested a German guy. … Some German reporter said, 'Did you design him after [Chancellor] Helmut Kohl?' He thought we were caricaturing Helmut Kohl."
Q: [Jeffrey:] What is your favorite part of the movie?
A: "I like it when Flik launches the bird to scare the grasshoppers."
ANDREW STANTON, CO-DIRECTOR AND CO-WRITER
The character of Dot is named after Andrew's little girl. He named it when she was born. Now 3, she recently saw a plush doll of Dot and liked the doll but didn't realize it was based on her.
Q: [Other reporter:] What was your favorite bug when you were a kid?
A: "I remember my favorite bug was the little roly-poly bug, you know, the pill bug. You could roll 'em up and bat 'em around. I have memories of bugs. Having fun with them and torturing them."
Q: [Jeffrey:] What was your favorite part of the movie?
A: "Gosh, that's a hard question. I like all of it so much. [Jeffrey; "Me too!"] "I don't know. I like how scary and intense the grasshopper entrance is, but I like how fun the circus is, how exciting when the bird comes out of the tree. … I love it all. I don't think I have a favorite scene."
Q: How about the outtakes? How did you come up with the idea?
A: "We actually had the outtakes as an idea for TOY STORY, but we came up with it so late and we just didn't have time enough to put it in so we said, 'Next movie, next movie, we're doin' it.'"
Q: In contrast to ANTZ, A BUG'S LIFE is so much brighter, and has such a wider audience appeal. When you saw ANTZ [interrupts with answer:]
A: "Never seen it, honestly couldn't tell you the differences. But I can tell you that we were about 2 years into this movie when we found out about it. We made a very conscious effort to just put blinders on and make the movie we would make untainted by any other influence. What you see on the screen is a just a big reflection of us -- it's what we like to see. If it's for more of a family group, then that's sort of what we like to do. I like to think that we have a, sort of, edgy adult sensibilities. We're filmmakers ourselves and like to be stimulated ourselves when we're watching a movie, so hopefully it works for everybody."
Q; Were there any insects that didn't make it? Or that you couldn't quite get to work?
A: "You know the insect that did not make it now that I think about it was a bee. I mean there is a bee in the background but not as a main character. When we thought about it, it seemed kind of gratuitous to shoot more of it in so we left it out. But I think all of our other favorite bugs made it in."
Q: The whole movie has a very bright look to it, a very happy look, there's not that, dark somber sort of thing. Was that intentional?
A; "Well, I mean I think we were intent at times with the grasshoppers, but we tried to be very strategic about it. I mean, they're the bad guys, and they're the consequence of the movie. But we wanted to sort of tap into that child-like memory. Just like in TOY STORY, we wanted to tap into that child-like imagination you had that your toys were alive when the door to your bedroom was closed. We wanted to tap into that child-like memory of how fun it must be to be that little bug in that microscopic world outside in your yard. I think that comes out in things like the color of the lighting and the mood and stuff like that."
Q: Kevin Spacey is one of my favorite actors.
A: "Oh, that's great, he's one of mine too."
Q: When did you sign him up?
A: "Well, you know, he was nominated for the USUAL SUSPECTS about the same time we were nominated for the screenplay for TOY STORY, so we met him in a lot of the celebrations for the Oscars. … John Lasseter said 'would you be willing to be an animated voice?' And Kevin said, 'anytime.'"
Q [Jeffrey:] How did you get the idea for the stick bug?
A: "I don't think a Stick bug is something that many people grew up with but all of us found out about it somewhere, and we all thought it was really cool."
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He said that he makes movies not for the first viewing but for the 100th viewing of the videotape, so that you'll still like it as much then as you did the first time. He said that the key to a movie is not the techniques but the story.
Q: [Other reporter:] Do you work hard?
A: "When we work, we work hard, and when we play, we play hard.  What's funny is that we jokingly say to each other that if we worked on a road crew, just doing asphalt or pot holes or whatever, we could go home to our wives and say, 'Honey, it's been a hard day,' and they'd take care of the kids. But, instead, they know we have a great time, and they say, 'it's your turn with the kids.'"
Q: [Other reporter:] What inspires you?
A: … "Reality in computer animation -- for years, people have been doing a lot of research for things that look absolutely real. And there's a whole segment of film production with special effects where that's important. But for us we love to do this creative fantasy world that the audience knows doesn't exist."
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Mass is not proportional to volume.
A girl as small as a violet
A girl who moves like a flower petal
is pulling me towards her with more force than her mass.
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like Newton's apple
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- Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 noon
- Venue: LH-1, Department of Mathematics, IISc
Syllabus etc
Please note the rules for the examination.
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- Independence and Conditional Probabilities.
- Discrete and Continuous distributions;
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conditional distributions and conditional expectation.
- Markov Chains
- Classification of States: accesibility, communicating classes, essential states, irreducibility.
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- Poisson Process
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Tabs
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You may need to adjust some of the naming for the usuage of
Box
in the HTML provided if it’s different in your
implementation.
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component should be a grouping of links and
associated items. Only one item is shown at a time, and each item is shown
when its corresponding link is clicked. You should default to the first
link and item upon page load.
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querySelector
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try to work out on your own. If it’s holding you back too much, you may
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Source code for qiskit.providers.aer.noise.utils.noise_remapper
# This code is part of Qiskit.
#
# (C) Copyright IBM 2018, 2019.
#
# This code is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. You may
# obtain a copy of this license in the LICENSE.txt file in the root directory
# of this source tree or at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.
#
# Any modifications or derivative works of this code must retain this
# copyright notice, and modified files need to carry a notice indicating
# that they have been altered from the originals.
"""
Remap qubits in a NoiseModel.
"""
import logging
from ..noise_model import NoiseModel
from ..noiseerror import NoiseError
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
[docs]def remap_noise_model(noise_model, remapping, discard_qubits=False, warnings=True):
"""Remap qubits in a noise model.
This remaps the specified gate qubits for local quantum errors, the gate
and noise qubits for non-local quantum errors, and the gate qubits for
local ReadoutErrors. All-qubit quantum and readout errors are unaffected.
Args:
noise_model (NoiseModel): a noise model to remap qubits.
remapping (list): list or remappings of old qubit to new qubit.
See Additional Information.
discard_qubits (bool): if True discard qubits not in remapping keys,
if False an identity mapping wil be assumed for unnamed qubits
(default: False).
warnings (bool): display warnings if qubits being remapped are not
in the input noise model (Default: True).
Returns:
NoiseModel: a new noise model with the same errors but remapped
gate and noise qubits for local and non-local errors.
Raises:
NoiseError: if remapping has duplicate qubits in the remapped qubits.
Additional Information
----------------------
The remapping map be specified as either a list of pairs:
[(old, new), ...]
Or a list of old qubits where the new qubit is inffered from the position:
[old0, old1, ...] -> [(old0, 0), (old1, 1), ...]
If `discard_qubits` is False, any qubits in the noise model not specified in
the list of old qubits will be added to the remapping as a trivial
mapping (qubit, qubit).
"""
if not isinstance(noise_model, NoiseModel):
raise NoiseError("Input must be a NoiseModel.")
if warnings:
# Warning if remapped qubit isn't in noise model
for qubit in remapping:
if qubit not in noise_model.noise_qubits:
logger.warning('Warning: qubit %s is not in noise model', qubit)
# Convert remapping into a inverse mapping dict
inv_map = {}
for pos, item in enumerate(remapping):
if isinstance(item, (list, tuple)) and len(item) == 2:
inv_map[int(item[0])] = int(item[1])
elif isinstance(item, int):
inv_map[item] = pos
# Add noise model qubits not in mapping as identity mapping
if not discard_qubits:
for qubit in noise_model.noise_qubits:
if qubit not in inv_map:
inv_map[qubit] = qubit
# Check mapping doesn't have duplicate qubits in output
new_qubits = list(inv_map.values())
if len(set(new_qubits)) != len(new_qubits):
raise NoiseError('Duplicate qubits in remapping: {}'.format(inv_map))
# Convert noise model to dict
nm_dict = noise_model.as_dict()
# Indexes of errors to keep
new_errors = []
for error in nm_dict['errors']:
keep_error = True
gate_qubits = error.get('gate_qubits', [])
noise_qubits = error.get('noise_qubits', [])
for qubits in gate_qubits + noise_qubits:
for qubit in qubits:
if qubit not in inv_map:
keep_error = False
break
# If any qubits were not in the full_mapping we discard error
if keep_error:
new_gate_qubits = gate_qubits
for i, qubits in enumerate(gate_qubits):
for j, qubit in enumerate(qubits):
new_gate_qubits[i][j] = inv_map[qubit]
# Otherwise we remap the noise and gate qubits
new_noise_qubits = noise_qubits
for i, qubits in enumerate(noise_qubits):
for j, qubit in enumerate(qubits):
new_noise_qubits[i][j] = inv_map[qubit]
if new_gate_qubits:
error['gate_qubits'] = new_gate_qubits
if new_noise_qubits:
error['noise_qubits'] = new_noise_qubits
new_errors.append(error)
# Update errors and convert back to NoiseModel
nm_dict['errors'] = new_errors
new_noise_model = NoiseModel.from_dict(nm_dict)
# Update basis gates from original model
new_noise_model._basis_gates = noise_model._basis_gates
return new_noise_model


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Represents an expression that will be computed for each result returned. For example, FieldExpression(name='content_snippet', expression='snippet("very important", content)') means a computed field 'content_snippet' will be returned with each search result, which contains HTML snippets of the 'content' field which match the query 'very important'.
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Initializer. Args: name: The name of the computed field for the expression. expression: The expression to evaluate and return in a field with given name in results. See https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/search/overview#Expressions for a list of legal expressions. Raises: TypeError: If any of the parameters has an invalid type, or an unknown attribute is passed. ValueError: If any of the parameters has an invalid value. ExpressionError: If the expression string is not parseable.
| def google.appengine.api.search.search.FieldExpression.expression | ( | self | ) |
Returns a string containing an expression returned in search results.
| def google.appengine.api.search.search.FieldExpression.name | ( | self | ) |
Returns name of the expression to return in search results.


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The model's parameters are set by TCL variables in model.tcl. The actual data structures of the model are initialised the first time the model's generate step is called. An example input set is:
# initial condition ecolab.species {1 2} ecolab.density {100 100} ecolab.create {0 0} ecolab.repro_rate {.1 -.1} ecolab.interaction.diag {-.0001 -1e-5} ecolab.interaction.val {-0.001 0.001} ecolab.interaction.row {0 1} ecolab.interaction.col {1 0} ecolab.migration {.1 .1} # mutation parameters ecolab.mutation {.01 .01} ecolab.sp_sep .1 ecolab.repro_min -.1 ecolab.repro_max .1 ecolab.odiag_min -1e-3 ecolab.odiag_max 1e-3 ecolab.mut_max .01
Model variables define a TCL command of the same name as they appear in the C++ source. So in the Eco Lab model, the C++ object ecolab defines a set of TCL commands such as ecolab.density that can be used for setting or querying the values of ecolab's members. If an argument is specified, then that argument is used to set the variable's value, otherwise, the variable's value is returned. Array members in the model are initialised by specifying an TCL list argument to the variables name, and return TCL lists when no argument is specified. The above example starts the ecology off with a single predator and prey (based on pred-prey.tcl).


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The Neuroimaging of Epilepsy Laboratory [NoEL] is part of the McConnell Brain Imaging Center of the Montreal Neurological Institute, a tertiary center that evaluates approximately 200 patients admitted each year for pre-surgical investigation of drug-resistant seizures. The BIC is an internationally recognized and multidisciplinary centre of excellence in neuroimaging research that is at the hub of a large group of investigators and trainees. Our lab fosters links between graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in neuroscience, computer science, engineering, and clinicians. This multidisciplinary environment has put NOEL in a unique position to undertake a wide range of research perspectives and develop novel methods that can directly impact the management and quality of care of patients with epilepsy. Epileptogenesis is a complex process, and its anatomical and functional underpinnings are poorly understood. We believe that brain imaging at large advances our knowledge of the mechanisms of epilepsy. Our research combines multiconstrast structural MRI, functional MRI, and metabolic imaging to assess cortical architecture, function, and plasticity in a search for endophenotypes and biomarkers of epileptogenesis. Main topics include automated lesion detection through computational modeling and machine learning, subcortical and cortical brain segmentation, and analysis of brain networks. We are interested in tracking disease progression and its consequences on brain structure, connectivity and cognition.
We have pioneered methods based on computational modeling and machine learning to improve the detection of subtle epileptogenic lesions that are not visible on conventional MRI, as well as prediction of clinical outcomes.
Multi-parameter MRI descriptors of focal cortical dysplasia, the most frequent cause of drug-resistant neocortical epilepsy. These techniques predict histopathological subtypes in the living brain and can assist preoperative decision making (Hong et al. 2015, MICCAI).
In-vivo models of hipppcampal scerosis, the hallmark lesion of temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE). Multi-contrast analysis of submillimetric MRI data allows to accurately describe the histopathological spectrum of TLE, the most common drug-resistant epilepsy in adults (Bernhardt et al. 2016, Annals of Neurology).
Applying pattern learning to preoperative whole-brain cortical thickness data descriminates focal cortical dysplasia subtypes and predicts surgical outcome in individual patients with drug-resistant frontal lobe epilepsy (Hong et al. 2015, Neurology).
Pattern learning of mesiotemporal surface data accurately predicts long-term surgical outcome in patients with drug-resistant temporal lobe epilepsy (Bernhardt et al. 2015, Annals of Neurology).
To assess various facets of pathology, we acquire advanced imaging such as high-resolution submillimetric anatomical MRI, diffusion tensor imaging, resting-state functional MRI, T1 and T2-relaxometry, as well as spectroscopic imaging. To assess brain integrity, we favor surface-based analytical frameworks.
Whole-brain morphometric models reveal divergent patterns of cortical thickness and folding anomalies in patients with focal cortical dysplasia type IIB and IIA. Shown are individualized prevalence maps (Hong et al. 2015, Neurology).
Multi-parameter models of superficial white matter diffusion MRI changes lend novel markers of limbic pathophysiology and connectional anomalies in temporal lobe epilepsy (Liu et al. 2016, Brain).
Evidence from experimental paradigms, animal models and studies in humans indicates that epilepsy may be conceptualized as a network disorder. We use covariance analysis of anatomical MRI, diffusion tensor imaging and fMRI to probe connectivity in vivo.
Mesiotemporal structural covariance analysis in temporal lobe epilepsy, providing evidence for subregional network anomalies in the core substrate of the disorder (Bernhardt et al. 2015, Cerebral Cortex).
Whole-brain structural covariance analysis in temporal lobe epilepsy, formally indicating the system-level involvement of the disease (Bernhardt et al. 2011, Cerebral Cortex).
Advances in high-field MRI acquisition provide submillimetric images with exquisite tissue contrast. We develop and validte novel, anatomy-driven algorithms to automatically segment cortical and subcortical structures.
Automated segmentation of hippcampal subfields from high-resolution MRI data (Caldairou et al. 2016, MICCAI).
Automated tissue segmentation following local cortical folding patters (Kim et al. 2016, Hum Brain Mapp).
 Brain, in press.
Hong SJ, Bernhardt BC, Schrader D, Bernasconi N, Bernasconi A (2015) Whole-brain MRI phenotyping of focal cortical dysplasia. Neurology, 16;86(7). [pubmed]
Bernhardt BC, Hong SJ, Bernasconi A, Bernasconi N (2015) MRI pattern learning in temporal lobe epilepsy: patient classification and prognostics. Annals of Neurology, 77(3):436-46. [pubmed]
Hong SJ, Bernhardt BC, Caldairou B, Liu M, Bernasconi N, Bernasconi A (2015) MRI-based subtype prediction of epileptogenic cortical malformations. Medical Image Processing and Computer-Assisted Intervention. 9350:501-509 [pubmed]
Hong SJ, Kim H, Bernasconi N, Bernhardt BC, Bernasconi A (2014) Automatic detection of cortical dysplasia type II in MRI-negative epilepsy. Neurology. 83(1):48-55. [pubmed]
Kulaga-Yoskovitz J, Bernhardt BC, Hong SJ, Mansi T, Liang KE, van der Kouwe AJ, Smallwood J, Bernasconi A, Bernasconi N. (2015) Multi-contrast submillimetric 3 Tesla hippocampal subfield segmentation protocol and dataset. Sci Data, 10;2:150059. [pubmed]
Bernhardt BC, Bernasconi N, Hong SJ, Dery S, Bernasconi A (2015) Subregional mesiotemporal network regularization and fragmentation in temporal lobe epilepsy. Cerebral Cortex, in press. [pubmed]
Kim H, Caldairou B, Hwang JW, Mansi T, Hong SJ, Bernasconi N, Bernasconi A. (2015) Accurate cortical tissue classification on MRI by modeling cortical folding patterns. Human Brain Mapping, 36(9):3563-74. [pubmed]
NEUROIMAGING OF EPILEPSY LAB Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital 3801 University Street, Montreal, QC, H3A 2B4, Canada<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER> and<PHONE_NUMBER>


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