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API Level: 8
Android 2.2 is a minor platform release including user features, developer features, API changes, and bug fixes. For information on developer features and API changes, see the Framework API section.
For developers, the Android 2.2 platform is available as a downloadable component for the Android SDK. The downloadable platform includes an Android library and system image, as well as a set of emulator skins and more. To get started developing or testing against Android 2.2, use the Android SDK Manager to download the platform into your SDK.
Platform Highlights
For a list of new user features and platform highlights, see the Android 2.2 Platform Highlights document.
API Level
The Android 2.2 platform delivers an updated version of the framework API. The Android 2.2 API is assigned an integer identifier — 8 — that is stored in the system itself. This identifier, called the "API Level", allows the system to correctly determine whether an application is compatible with the system, prior to installing the application.
To use APIs introduced in Android 2.2 in your
application, you need to set the proper value, "8", in the
android:minSdkVersion
attributes of the <uses-sdk>
element in your application's manifest.
For more information about how to use API Level, see the API Levels document.
Framework API Changes
The sections below provide information about changes made to the application framework API provided by the Android 2.2 platform.
App installation on external storage media
The Android platform now allows applications to request installation onto the device's external storage media (such as the SD card), as an alternative to installation onto the device's internal memory.
Application developers can express the preferred installation location for
their applications by means of a new attribute of <manifest>
in the manifest file,
android:installLocation
. The attribute supports three values:
"internalOnly"
, "preferExternal"
, and
"auto"
. At install time, the system checks the value of
android:installLocation
and installs the application
.apk
according to the preferred location, if possible. If the
application has requested external installation, the system installs it into a
private, encrypted partition in the external media. Once an application .apk is
installed externally, the system lets the user change the storage location of
the .apk and move it onto the device's internal memory if needed (and vice
versa), through Manage Applications in the user settings.
By default, the system installs all applications onto the device's internal
memory, except for those that explicitly request external installation. This
means that the system will always install legacy applications onto internal
memory, since they do not have access to the
android:installLocation
attribute. However, it is possible to
configure and compile a legacy application such that it is installed internally
on older versions of the platform and externally on Android 2.2 and later
platforms, if necessary.
Note that requesting installation onto the device's external media is not suitable for all applications, particularly because the external media may be removable and unmounting/remounting may disrupt the user experience and system settings.
For more information about setting a preferred install location for your application, including a discussion of what types of applications should and should not request external installation, please read the App Install Location document.
Data backup
The platform now provides a generalized backup service that applications can use to backup and restore user data, to ensure that users can maintain their data when switching devices or reinstalling the application. The Backup Manager handles the work of transporting the application data to and from the backup storage area in the cloud. The Backup Manager can store any type of data, from arbitrary data to files, and manages backup and restore operations in an atomic manner. For more information, see Data Backup.
Graphics
- New OpenGL ES 2.0 APIs in
android.opengl.GLES20
. - New
ETC1
,ETC1Util
, andETC1Util.ETC1Texture
classes and utility methods for using ETC1 for texture compression. - New
ImageFormat
class. - New
YUV image format API
to enable compression from YUV to JPEG and manipulation of YUV data.
Media
- New APIs in
android.media.AudioManager
for managing audio focus, transport control, transient loss of audio focus, ducking. - New broadcast intent for routing audio to SCO —
ACTION_SCO_AUDIO_STATE_CHANGED
with extras indicating new state. - New APIs in
SoundPool
to detect completion of sound-loading. - New APIs in
SoundPool
for auto pause and resume. - New APIs in
MediaRecorder
for specifying audio settings for number of channels, encoding and sampling rates, sampling rate. - New APIs for adding files to the media database, so that they are automatically scanned. See
MediaScannerConnection.scanFile
andMediaScannerConnection.OnScanCompletedListener
.
Speech recognition and third-party recognition engines
- The platform provides new speech-recognition APIs that allow applications to have a richer interaction with the available voice recognizer. For example, the APIs are sufficient to integrate voice recognition deeply into an IME.
- The platform also provides a
RecognitionService
base class that lets third-party developers create plug-in recognition engines. - New
RecognitionListener
interface to receive callbacks. - New
RecognizerIntent
extras that let a requester app specify details as preferred language, minimum length in milliseconds, and so on.
Camera and camcorder
- Changes to camera preview API to improve efficieny of preview pipeline.
- New display orientation for camera (it can now work in portrait orientation).
- New APIs in
android.hardware.Camera
for managing zoom level. - New APIs
android.hardware.Camera.Parameters
for querying and setting device camera settings such as focal length, exposure, zoom level, view angle, and others. - New
thumbnail
utility for video and image thumbnails. - New
CamcorderProfile
andCamcorderProfile
classes enable apps to determine device hardware camera capablities. - New support in
android.media.ExifInterface
for retrieving GPS and focal length.
Device policy manager
New device policy management APIs allow developers to write "device
administrator" applications that can control security features of the device,
such as the minimum password strength, data wipe, and so on. Users can select
the administrators that are enabled on their devices. For more information, see
the android.app.admin
classees or the example
application code in DeviceAdminSample.java.
UI Framework
- New UI modes "car mode" and "night mode" and
UiModeManager
let applications adjust their application UI for specific user modes. - New
ScaleGestureDetector
that lets Views detect and handle transformation gestures that involve more than one pointer (multitouch) using the supplied MotionEvents. - Improvements in the way that multitouch events are reported in
MotionEvent
objects. - The layout attribute
fill_parent
is renamed tomatch_parent
. This affects both XML and Java code (seeViewGroup.LayoutParams
). Note that the platform will continue to honor uses offill_parent
in legacy applications. - New layout attributes
tabStripEnabled
,tabStripRight
, andtabStripLeft
let developers customize the bottom strip of TabWidgets. - Better support for managed dialogs in Activity.
Accounts and sync
- New method
AddPeriodicSync()
lets you schedule a periodic sync with a specific account, authority, and extras at the given frequency.
New manifest elements and attributes
- For specifying the application's preferred install location (see App Installation on External Storage Media, above):
- New
android:installLocation
attribute of the<manifest>
element. Specifies the default install location defined by an application.
- New
- For managing user data backup (see Backup manager, above, for more information):
- New
android:backupAgent
attribute of the<application>
element. Specifies the component name of the BackupAgent subclass provided by the application to handle backup/restore operations, if any. - New
android:restoreAnyVersion
attribute of the<application>
element. Boolean value that indicates whether the application is prepared to attempt a restore of any backed-up dataset, even if the backup is apparently from a newer version of the application than is currently installed on the device.
- New
- For managing the platform's JIT compiler:
- New
android:vmSafeMode
attribute of the<application>
element. Boolean value that specifies whether to disable JIT compiler optimizations when running the application.
- New
Permissions
android.permission.BIND_DEVICE_ADMIN
— Any device administration broadcast receiver must require this permission, to ensure that only the system can interact with it.android.permission.KILL_BACKGROUND_PROCESSES
— Allows an application to callkillBackgroundProcesses(String)
.android.permission.BIND_WALLPAPER
— AnyWallpaperService
must require this permission, to ensure that only the system can interact with it.android.permission.SET_TIME
— Allows an application to set the system time.
API differences report
For a detailed view of all API changes in Android 2.2 (API Level 8), see the API Differences Report.


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EasyVR Library
1.2
|
Public Types | |
| enum | ModuleId { VRBOT, EASYVR } |
| enum | Language { ENGLISH, ITALIAN, JAPANESE, GERMAN, SPANISH, FRENCH } |
| enum | Group { TRIGGER, PASSWORD } |
| enum | Wordset { TRIGGER_SET, ACTION_SET, DIRECTION_SET, NUMBER_SET } |
| enum | Knob { LOOSER, LOOSE, TYPICAL, STRICT, STRICTER } |
| enum | Level { EASY, NORMAL, HARD, HARDER, HARDEST } |
| enum | Baudrate { B115200, B57600, B38400, B19200, B9600 } |
| enum | WakeMode { WAKE_ON_CHAR, WAKE_ON_WHISTLE, WAKE_ON_LOUDSOUND, WAKE_ON_2CLAPS, WAKE_ON_3CLAPS } |
| enum | ClapSense { CLAP_SENSE_LOW, CLAP_SENSE_MID, CLAP_SENSE_HIGH } |
| enum | PinConfig { OUTPUT_LOW, OUTPUT_HIGH, INPUT_HIZ, INPUT_STRONG, INPUT_WEAK } |
| enum | PinNumber { IO1, IO2, IO3 } |
| enum | SoundVolume { VOL_MIN, VOL_HALF, VOL_FULL, VOL_DOUBLE } |
| enum | SoundIndex { BEEP } |
Public Member Functions | |
| EasyVR (Stream &s) | |
| bool | detect () |
| bool | stop () |
| int8_t | getID () |
| bool | setLanguage (int8_t lang) |
| bool | setTimeout (int8_t seconds) |
| bool | setKnob (int8_t knob) |
| bool | setLevel (int8_t level) |
| bool | setDelay (uint16_t millis) |
| bool | changeBaudrate (int8_t baud) |
| bool | sleep (int8_t mode) |
| bool | addCommand (int8_t group, int8_t index) |
| bool | removeCommand (int8_t group, int8_t index) |
| bool | setCommandLabel (int8_t group, int8_t index, const char *name) |
| bool | eraseCommand (int8_t group, int8_t index) |
| bool | getGroupMask (uint32_t &mask) |
| int8_t | getCommandCount (int8_t group) |
| bool | dumpCommand (int8_t group, int8_t index, char *name, uint8_t &training) |
| void | trainCommand (int8_t group, int8_t index) |
| void | recognizeCommand (int8_t group) |
| void | recognizeWord (int8_t wordset) |
| bool | hasFinished () |
| int8_t | getCommand () |
| int8_t | getWord () |
| int16_t | getError () |
| bool | isTimeout () |
| bool | isConflict () |
| bool | isMemoryFull () |
| bool | setPinOutput (int8_t pin, int8_t value) |
| int8_t | getPinInput (int8_t pin, int8_t config) |
| void | playSoundAsync (int16_t index, int8_t volume) |
| bool | playSound (int16_t index, int8_t volume) |
| bool | dumpSoundTable (char *name, int16_t &count) |
| bool | resetAll () |
An implementation of the EasyVR communication protocol.
| enum ModuleId |
Module identification number (firmware version)
| VRBOT |
Identifies a VRbot module |
| EASYVR |
Identifies an EasyVR module |
| enum Language |
| enum Group |
| enum Wordset |
| enum Knob |
Confidence thresholds for the knob settings,
used for recognition of built-in words (except trigger)
| enum Level |
Strictness values for the level settings,
used for recognition of custom commands (except triggers)
| enum Baudrate |
| enum WakeMode |
Constants for choosing wake-up method in sleep mode
| enum ClapSense |
Hands-clap sensitivity for wakeup from sleep mode.
Use in combination with WAKE_ON_2CLAPS or WAKE_ON_3CLAPS
| enum PinConfig |
| enum PinNumber |
| enum SoundVolume |
| enum SoundIndex |
| EasyVR | ( | Stream & | s | ) |
| bool detect | ( | ) |
Detects an EasyVR module, waking it from sleep mode and checking it responds correctly.
| is | true if a compatible module has been found |
| bool stop | ( | ) |
Interrupts pending recognition or playback operations.
| is | true if the request is satisfied and the module is back to ready |
| int8_t getID | ( | ) |
Gets the module identification number (firmware version).
| is | one of the values in ModuleId |
| bool setLanguage | ( | int8_t | lang | ) |
Sets the language to use for recognition of built-in words.
| lang | (0-5) is one of values in Language |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool setTimeout | ( | int8_t | seconds | ) |
Sets the timeout to use for any recognition task.
| seconds | (0-31) is the maximum time the module keep listening for a word or a command |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool setKnob | ( | int8_t | knob | ) |
Sets the confidence threshold to use for recognition of built-in words.
| knob | (0-4) is one of values in Knob |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool setLevel | ( | int8_t | level | ) |
Sets the strictness level to use for recognition of custom commands.
| level | (1-5) is one of values in Level |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool setDelay | ( | uint16_t | millis | ) |
Sets the delay before any reply of the module.
| millis | (0-1000) is the delay duration in milliseconds, rounded to 10 units in range 10-100 and to 100 units in range 100-1000. |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool changeBaudrate | ( | int8_t | baud | ) |
Sets the new communication speed. You need to modify the baudrate of the underlying Stream object accordingly, after the function returns successfully.
| baud | is one of values in Baudrate |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool sleep | ( | int8_t | mode | ) |
| bool addCommand | ( | int8_t | group, |
| int8_t | index | ||
| ) |
Adds a new custom command to a group.
| group | (0-16) is the target group, or one of the values in #Groups |
| index | (0-31) is the index of the command within the selected group |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool removeCommand | ( | int8_t | group, |
| int8_t | index | ||
| ) |
Removes a custom command from a group.
| group | (0-16) is the target group, or one of the values in #Groups |
| index | (0-31) is the index of the command within the selected group |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool setCommandLabel | ( | int8_t | group, |
| int8_t | index, | ||
| const char * | name | ||
| ) |
Sets the name of a custom command.
| group | (0-16) is the target group, or one of the values in #Groups |
| index | (0-31) is the index of the command within the selected group |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool eraseCommand | ( | int8_t | group, |
| int8_t | index | ||
| ) |
Erases the training data of a custom command.
| group | (0-16) is the target group, or one of the values in #Groups |
| index | (0-31) is the index of the command within the selected group |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool getGroupMask | ( | uint32_t & | mask | ) |
Gets a bit mask of groups that contain at least one command.
| mask | is a variable to hold the group mask when the function returns |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| int8_t getCommandCount | ( | int8_t | group | ) |
Gets the number of commands in the specified group.
| group | (0-16) is the target group, or one of the values in #Groups |
| is | the count of commands |
| bool dumpCommand | ( | int8_t | group, |
| int8_t | index, | ||
| char * | name, | ||
| uint8_t & | training | ||
| ) |
Retrieves the name and training data of a custom command.
| group | (0-16) is the target group, or one of the values in #Groups |
| index | (0-31) is the index of the command within the selected group |
| name | points to an array of at least 32 characters that holds the command label when the function returns |
| training | is a variable that holds the training count when the function returns. Additional information about training is available through the functions isConflict() and getWord() or getCommand() |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| void trainCommand | ( | int8_t | group, |
| int8_t | index | ||
| ) |
Starts training of a custom command. Results are available after hasFinished() returns true.
| group | (0-16) is the target group, or one of the values in #Groups |
| index | (0-31) is the index of the command within the selected group |
| void recognizeCommand | ( | int8_t | group | ) |
Starts recognition of a custom command. Results are available after hasFinished() returns true.
| group | (0-16) is the target group, or one of the values in #Groups |
| void recognizeWord | ( | int8_t | wordset | ) |
Starts recognition of a built-in word. Results are available after hasFinished() returns true.
| wordset | (0-3) is the target word set, or one of the values in Wordset |
| bool hasFinished | ( | ) |
Polls the status of on-going recognition, training or asynchronous playback tasks.
| is | true if the operation has completed |
| int8_t getCommand | ( | ) |
Gets the recognised command index if any.
| (0-31) | is the command index if recognition is successful, (-1) if no command has been recognized or an error occured |
| int8_t getWord | ( | ) |
Gets the recognised built-in word index if any.
| (0-31) | is the command index if recognition is successful, (-1) if no built-in word has been recognized or an error occured |
| int16_t getError | ( | ) |
Gets the last error code if any.
| (0-255) | is the error code, (-1) if no error occured |
| bool isTimeout | ( | ) |
Retrieves the timeout indicator.
| is | true if a timeout occurred |
| bool isConflict | ( | ) |
Retrieves the conflict indicator.
| is | true is a conflict occurred during training. To know what caused the conflict, use getCommand() and getWord() (only valid for triggers) |
| bool isMemoryFull | ( | ) |
Retrieves the memory full indicator (only valid after addCommand() returned false).
| is | true if a command could not be added because of memory size constaints (up to 32 custom commands can be created) |
| bool setPinOutput | ( | int8_t | pin, |
| int8_t | value | ||
| ) |
| int8_t getPinInput | ( | int8_t | pin, |
| int8_t | config | ||
| ) |
| void playSoundAsync | ( | int16_t | index, |
| int8_t | volume | ||
| ) |
Starts playback of a sound from the sound table. Manually check for completion with hasFinished().
| index | is the index of the target sound in the sound table |
| volume | (0-31) may be one of the values in SoundVolume |
| bool playSound | ( | int16_t | index, |
| int8_t | volume | ||
| ) |
Plays a sound from the sound table and waits for completion
| index | is the index of the target sound in the sound table |
| volume | (0-31) may be one of the values in SoundVolume |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool dumpSoundTable | ( | char * | name, |
| int16_t & | count | ||
| ) |
Retrieves the name of the sound table and the number of sounds it contains
| name | points to an array of at least 32 characters that holds the sound table label when the function returns |
| count | is a variable that holds the number of sounds when the function returns |
| is | true if the operation is successful |
| bool resetAll | ( | ) |
Empties internal memory for custom commands and groups.
| is | true if the operation is successful |


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Creating Members
This information is adopted from the Site Server Knowledge Base.
Dim oADsContainer
Dim oADsNewUser
Dim oGuidGen
Dim strGuid
Dim strLdapPath 'The path to the ou=Members container
strLdapPath = "LDAP://localhost:5292/o=Microsoft/ou=Members"
'Instantiate the GUID Generator that comes with Site Server
'and store the GUID for use later on.
Set oGuidGen = CreateObject("Membership.GuidGen.1")
strGuid = oGuidGen.GenerateGuid
'Bind to the container in which the Member will be created.
Set oADsContainer = GetObject(strLdapPath)
'Create the new user object, note that the Create() method returns
'an interface pointer.
Set oADsNewUser = oADsContainer.Create("member", "cn=JohnDoe")
oADsNewUser.Put "givenName", "John"
oADsNewUser.Put "sn", "Doe"
oADsNewUser.Put "userPassword", "password"
oADsNewUser.Put "GUID", CStr(strGuid)
oADsNewUser.SetInfo
'Destroy the objects.
Set oGuidGen = Nothing
Set oADsNewUser = Nothing
Set oADsContainer = Nothing
Adding Members to Groups
Adopted from the Site Server Knowledge Base.
Dim adsMemberOf
Dim adsGroup
Dim strLdapSrv
Dim strMemberPath, strUserCn, strUserDn, _
strGroupDn, strAdmin, strAdminPwd
strLdapSrv = "LDAP://localhost:5292"
strMemberPath = ",ou=Members,o=Microsoft"
strUserCn = "cn=JohnDoe"
strUserDn = strUserCn + strMemberPath
strGroupDn = strLdapSrv + "/o=Microsoft/ou=Groups/cn=Public"
strAdmin = "cn=Administrator,ou=Members,o=Microsoft"
strAdminPwd = "password"
'Bind to the specific group using Administrator credentials.
Set adsGroup = GetObject("LDAP:")
Set adsGroup = adsGroup.OpenDSObject(strGroupDn, strAdmin, _
strAdminPwd, CLng(0))
'Create the new 'memberOf' object that will be stored in the group.
Set adsMemberOf = adsGroup.Create("memberof", strUserCn)
'Add the path to the user and store it in the 'memberObject' property.
adsMemberOf.Put "memberobject", CStr(strUserDn)
'Flush the property cache and update the directory.
adsMemberOf.SetInfo
'Destroy the objects.
Set adsMemberOf = Nothing
Set adsGroup = Nothing
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Variancefield - any related field, repeating field, or set of non-repeating fields; or an expression that returns a field, repeating field, or set of non-repeating fields.The variance of a distribution is a measure of how spread out the distribution is. Field can be any of the following:
• a repeating field (repeatingField).
• a field in matching related records specified by (table::field), whether or not these records appear in a portal.
• several non-repeating fields in a record (field1;field2;field3...).
• corresponding repetitions of repeating fields in a record (repeatingField1;repeatingField2;repeatingField3), if the result is returned in a repeating field with at least the same number of repeats.
• several fields in the first matching record specified by (table::field1;table::field2;...). You can include fields from different tables (table 1::field A;table 2::field B...).Variance(table::Scores) returns 1.66666666....Variance(Field4) results in an error since the variance of a single value is not defined.Variance(Field1;Field2;Field3) returns 7, 9.33333333..., 4.5, 8 if the calculation is a repeating field.Class 1: 3.80952380...Class 2:<PHONE_NUMBER>0...


I've gone and reacquainted myself with "Contact" on DVD. A wonderful film, but I don't think it's a great film. It has Spielbergian awe and wonder, and a strong performance by Jodie Foster: conflicted, but stoic and determined, with a touch of weepiness at all the right moments (though she sits at the edge of the bed looking pensive a few too many times). And, perhaps most importantly, "Contact" addresses a Big Issue -- Science versus Religion -- in a way that Americans can feel good about. Spirituality is affirmed, Scientists are redeemed, and we therefore have an Intelligent Movie (tm).
I do recommend this movie (I do, I do), but I want to make it clear that it's a Hollywood film, and that the reviewer who called it the "Best Film of the Decade" has either only seen Van Damme movies for the past 7 years, or is the same one who called "Batman" the "Movie of the decade" back in 1991. The Big Issue is addressed in typical fashion: religion is presented in either its full Southern Baptist moral rigidity caricature, or it is somewhat soft peddled, used more to highlight the spiritual hole in Foster's heart than to express its own tenets. This soft-peddled, comforting spirituality is there to provide background and meaning to her affirmations, and to launch her on a climatic leap of faith. The Big Issue is not explored beyond this.
In any case, the gist of the film is that, perhaps like Helen Hunt's tornado chaser in "Twister", Jodie Foster's character is determined to make contact with intelligent life in far away places. There are childhood scenes, where she plays with the short wave, and makes contact with Pensacola, FL. While her father wasn't sucked up by a F-5 twister (nor was her sister abducted by the Cancer Man), Foster's drive is similarly made flinty by the death of her father.
In later life, declining tenure-track teaching posts, she goes down the path of "fringe science" and spends her time searching the skies using the big radio telescopes your tax dollars have made possible. This search is ridiculed, it's funding cut off; the National Science Foundation director thinks the whole thing is hokum. Eventually, after scrounging for funds, she's able to continue her research, and is on hand to find a radio signal from the star Vega. The signal is clearly artificial and of intelligent design: it beats out the prime numbers, speaking in the universal language of mathematics. When the signal is clearly established and monitored, it increases the quantity of information by mimicking our television broadcasts (no, ET doesn't send back the O.J. Trial, with the caption "He did it," stenciled in the image).
We get a blueprint for making a vessel capable of sending one human on a journey (proving that ET has watched "This Old House"). We go out and build the thing (please note that $300 billion is a good 4% of American GDP, and apt to be missed somewhere). Jodie, of course, takes the trip, and echoing David Bowman in "2001", we experience awe and wonder, and she is marvelous expressing this awe and wonder.
The meat of this film is the intertwining of Science and Spirituality. The Science of the film is presented as a cold atheism whose practitioners demand hard facts to justify belief. Belief without facts is discounted. But such Science is an spiritual desert: Foster is emotionally incomplete until she has a "religious" experience in traveling to the center of the galaxy. Science, in this film, is presented as out of touch with 95% of the people on earth, despite, say, the real life example of Einstein, who believed in both god and relativity, without the exclusion of the other, and in complement of each other. As said, there is a reconciliation of Science and Spirituality at the end, but this reconciliation feels a little like a capitulation of rationality and hard thinking. (Note: I'm under the impression that the book goes into more detail about god. Apparently, the book talks about "circles in pi" as evidence for the existence of god, the creator of the universe basically putting his signature into the fundamental fabric of the cosmos. Arguably, if there were images embedded into transcendental numbers or into Planck's Constant, it'd say, "Intel Inside" or "Win95 Compatible". Note that "circles in pi" would not constitute proof of god. It would be a non-sequitor, and not evidence of design.)
I'm being nitpicky, but sending along the instructions for building a vehicle is not sufficient for us to construct such a thing. The technology may not exist to make, say, steel of sufficient strength and lightness. People of the 1850s may comprehend the architectural schema of the Empire State building, but they would not be able to execute it. Also, I'd argue that being able to build a vehicle of this scale would to a fair degree tell us how it works. This isn't quite assembly: we're required to manufacture the bits and pieces first.
The aliens are much like the Vulcans of the Star Trek Borg movie. They're benign, mainly interested in telling us that We Are Not Alone in person (though, arguably, sending the primes in a radio transmission would be sufficient to prove intelligence), and to help us in our next step in development. Perhaps, like in Star Trek, we're redeemed by the knowledge of a universe teeming with life, enlightened and willing to put aside our petty squabbles, though that is only a hint at the end.
The popular butchering of Occam's Razor continues. The first mention of the Razor in this film was acceptable, if not quite correct; more than anything else, the Razor is just a statement favoring parsimony in explanations, an exhortion not to multiply entities. (Though I was surprised that a seminary student, interested in the interaction of science and religion, would not have heard of it. But then, he was trying to pick up Jodie at a party, so I guess he was thinking, "I'll just sit here and nod.") The second mention was just damn stupid: we are to accept that a conspiracy theory conforms better to the Razor because such a theory would preclude contact with extraterrestrial intelligence. But, as presented in the film, contact is a far more parsimonious explanation. I suppose that in the film maker's mind, the Razor always excludes ETs. True, it's used to demolish "UFOs did it" arguments in real life (as well as any number of conspiracy theories, for that matter), but that's because there are better explanations than ETs for pretty much all UFO sightings (e.g., "I was drunk").  A string of prime numbers being transmitted on the frequency of pi times a fundamental property of hydrogen, and coming from 26 light years out (and this distance cannot be faked because of parallax) can only lead to one sensible conclusion.
One last thing I found interesting: at one point in the film, Foster is required to have faith, to believe despite evidence to the contrary. We, as an audience, are in a small way also required to have a moment of faith, to believe or not. But, for us, this is a Hollywood test of faith: it is an easy test, and, to top it off, we are given proof. It would have been more interesting if we had to choose between equally sympathetic points of view, and if our choice had not been validated at the end. That proof and faith may be contradictory apparently escaped the film's notice.
(This review isn't as good as I'd like it to be, but I'm not sure how to fix it. The interaction of science and religion is something I've given some brain power to, so this film _did_ wander into old dark corners of my intellectual attic. I lean towards the harder Martin Gardener style of skepticism, and believe that there are arguments that can be dismissed out of hand. But I do not preclude the existence of god or any such; that simply is a question that cannot be addressed by science. More, if there is a god, then either god is embodied in physical law, or that you must subscribe to the Church of Last Thursday (i.e., the universe was created last Thursday, with an appearance of looking 15 billion years old). I think in the end, I was hoping for a more rigorous argument in the film. Oh, whatever. You have the review.)
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I live in a small house out in rural East Texas with my wife and partner in psychonautic adventures. Due to some activity in our immediate area involving 'The Man', we decided to rid our house of any contraband, including sadly enough, our plant teachers p. cubensis (growing setup).
I had recently (in the last 6 months or so) been putting intent out into the universe, searching for a plant teacher that I could resonate with. After trying Ayahuasca and Amanitas (no bad trips, but there wasn't a harmony there) I purchased some Morning Glory Seeds.
A week ago (12-9-05) I received my package (4 oz. organic!) and set aside my dose amount, approx 9 grams, in my special jar. My wife selected a seed and buried it deep within the root of one of my dreadlocks, allowing us (the Teacher and me) to get some time to know each other.
I have something which some might call OCD, which at my best I'd call Shamanic Ritualism, and at worst I'd call psychosomatic: I must have ritual with any entheogen I am taking.  To me, when I am using an entheogen just for a fun time, I feel like I've misused a sacred entity's power, and wasted so much of the 'really' good stuff.
So up to yesterday (12-16-05): I finished out a most excellent of Fridays at my job, had a friend drive me home (my van is in the shop) and set about to preparations. I had also fasted the day, so my stomach was relatively empty.
First: Clean my living space. If I have a cluttered environment when I'm tripping, I feel 'like a druggie', and not at all in touch with the divine. Second: Consecration of the dose. I took about 20 minutes with the special jar, on the altar I've made, with candles, insence, and lava lamp, just meditating. I droned a mantra, and simply connected with the seeds on an energy level.
Third: Preperation for injestion. I boiled some water and made about 1/3 glass of spiced chai tea, which I then put in the freezer to cool down. I then ground my seeds to a crunchy flour in my coffee grinder and waited for the tea to cool further. During this stage I had a playlist on my computer going, which I had mixed previously of ethnic chants, and some trance.
7:00pm. Injestion. I put some sugar in my tea, emptied the seed flour into the tea, mixed and sat down on my bed and drank/ate. The flavor is quite bearable, not nearly as bad as amanita teas I've made, and was very easily injested. I had a large empty cat litter bucket in case I needed to vomit (TidyCats for multiple cats is the best puke bucket. It's huge and tall, so there's no splashing).
7:20pm.  No real nausea, just stomach pain which seemed to be aggravated by my belt and by loud sounds. I turned down my music a bit. Changing into flannel pants with no elastic in the waste helped greatly. This lasted about 40 minutes until a good lifelong friend of mine came over. We had agreed for him to come over to be company.
8:20pm. Another 5 minute wave of stomach pain, not nearly as intense as before, and after that, the stomach pain left. Only psychedelic effects are some minor 'head space'. I also noticed my mind wandering to dreams I'd had in the past few weeks, and had mostly forgotten.
8:40-9:00pm. Head space has opened up completely. Am contemplating elements of reality. Definately feeling 'in touch' with the Teacher, which is always a sign that the experience will be productive. It was this element that was missing when I attempted the Ayahuasca and Amanitas: there wasn't a connection. This sense of resonance with the seeds was one of the most welcome feelings, and I felt like I had just made a dear friend.
9:20pm. Reached the psychedelic threshold. Very vivid visuals, whether closed or open eyed. Great body high, I love the physical feeling of the experience. Talked non-stop to my friend for almost 45 minutes, then laid down on my bed to go to inner-space.
10:00pm. Was roused from my state by an extremely intense urge to urinate. Went to the bathroom and relieved myself. During the walk I noticed a bit of a pain in my upper thighs. It felt like it does when you stretch too far. Not too severe.
Around 10:30 I got the munchies. It took about a half hour but with help from my friend I finally got 2 veggie patties heated and then ate. No stomach discomfort, but some intestinal rumbling.
It was about 12:30am before I started to feel any kind of come-down, which was extremely slow and gradual, much like the gentle come-down of p. cubensis. My friend parted, and I went to sleep around 1:45am mostly down, though the wood grain in my door was still doing some crazy dancing.
The feel of the seeds is similar to mushrooms, but whereas I get a very grounded, earthy feeling with mushrooms, the feeling of Morning Glory is more of the tops of a tree, looking at the sky, and upwards. I also didn't get the loathing of technology that I usually do when I'm on mushrooms.
All in all, very enjoyable, very intense, and I feel like I've found a good friend and a resonant teacher (or did it find me?)
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There is a Chinese quote “Every boy has a toy car in his heart.” I am definitely one of the boys that is extremely obsessed with cars. I read car magazines every month in order to update the news for any new cars, and I can recognize almost every cars just with a glance of a part of them.
How passionate with cars am I? The story starts when I was a little boy. When I was very young I realized that I am really obsessed with cars, and I started observing every car passing by whenever and wherever I am. I tried my best to recognize the brands of cars, and after a long period of self-training, I could even know the features of each brands and recognize which brand or which model that just passed by with a glance. I was dying to experience the feeling of driving a car and stepping on the pedal, and I begged and cried to my dad just for a try.
In my 5th grade, I drove a real car the first time at a parking lot with no cars in it with my nervous dad in the passenger seat. I can still clearly remember the scene when I drove the Volkswagen Golf in the parking lot turning corners and practicing to control the brake to stop smoothly. Until now, I still enjoy every ride on the road when I am back in Taiwan.
The passion of cars is the reason why I decided to research about the car brands in Taiwan. The data below are all researched by myself! By the way, I gained some knowledge about some rare brands as I was doing research for this task. It is so interesting!
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UKCloud Limited (“UKC”) and Virtual Infrastructure Group Limited (“VIG”) (together “the Companies”) – in Compulsory Liquidation
On 25 October 2022, the Companies were placed into Liquidation with the Official Receiver appointed as Liquidator and J Robinson and A M Hudson simultaneously appointed as Special Managers to manage the liquidation process on behalf of the Official Receiver.
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What is the service?
The UKCloud Cross Domain Security Zone (CDSZ) enables customers to transfer data securely between the UKCloud Assured OFFICIAL and UKCloud Elevated OFFICIAL security domains using NCSC-approved cross-domain security patterns.
This allows solutions hosted on the Elevated OFFICIAL security domain that are citizen-facing to be accessed securely from the internet.
Note
UKCloud Guard is no longer available as an option for CDSZ. All new CDSZ deployments must follow the Walled Garden design. We will continue to provide support to customers who previously added UKCloud Guard to their environment, although we would encourage using Walled Garden instead.
Do I have to buy other UKCloud services to use services in the CDSZ?
Yes. UKCloud cross-domain services are available only to customers purchasing other UKCloud services, such as IaaS (compute and storage) or PaaS (UKCloud for Red Hat OpenShift).
Is there a free trial available for CDSZ?
The complex assurance requirements mean that trials aren't available.
What is the process for applying for a service in the CDSZ?
You can find the information you need in the UKCloud Knowledge Centre, including a detailed description of the assurance process, in UKCloud Cross Domain Security Zone application process.
How do I enable access from the internet to my solution hosted on the Elevated OFFICIAL security domain?
For citizen-facing solutions hosted on the Elevated OFFICIAL security domain that need to be accessible from the internet, you can build your own solution using the Walled Garden.
With the Walled Garden, you can create your own inspection, anti-malware and security services in the CDSZ between the internet-facing components on the Assured OFFICIAL security domain and the higher-security components hosted on the Elevated OFFICIAL security domain. Use of CDSZ Walled Garden is subject to approval by the data owner SIRO.
Direct connectivity into the UKCloud Elevated OFFICIAL security domain via the internet is possible using a CAPS-approved VPN solution utilising government-grade encryption products (for example, Kryptor). CPA-approved (or equivalent standard) VPN solutions may be used subject to approval by the UKCloud SIRO. UKCloud can host the IPsec VPN gateway device within the Elevated OFFICIAL security domain, but procurement, configuration and ongoing management of the solution are your responsibility.
UKCloud also offers Secure Remote Access, a CPA-approved VPN solution that allows access to the Elevated OFFICIAL security domain via a self-managed walled garden within the CDSZ.
Are there any bandwidth limitations for traffic traversing the walled garden firewalls in and out of the CDSZ?
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Is there storage capacity on CDSZ virtual machines (VMs)?
The storage capacity of a VM in the CDSZ is 60GB.
UKCloud cannot provide additional storage in the CDSZ for designs involving patch repositories. We advise customers to engage a UKCloud solutions architect to create a design that allows use of storage on the Assured or the Elevated security domain.
What information do I need to include in my application for a service in the CDSZ?
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We provide self-service access to the CDSZ so that customers can create their own walled gardens using the technology and application services of their choice.
We provide an assurance wrap by ensuring that customers use appropriate risk management techniques to understand and mitigate identified risks.
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The variable nature of Walled Garden solutions means we may charge for complex assurance wraps. This is done on a SFIA Rate Card basis, according to the number of days' assistance needed.
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IT Security Health Check (ITSHC)
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Protective Monitoring solution
The nature of Walled Garden solutions makes it essential that appropriate audit logging of security events and information is implemented and regularly monitored.
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We need an accreditor's statement confirming their acceptance of the risk assessment, mitigating controls and residual risks, and their understanding of the customer's obligations relating to the use of UKCloud services
You can find more information in UKCloud Cross Domain Security Zone application process.
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When the Walled Garden is in operation, the customer is responsible for ensuring continuing compliance with security operating procedures (SyOps) and other security obligations.
Customers will also be expected to perform an annual ITHC on the environment.
How long will the assurance process take?
The bespoke nature of the Walled Garden means we can't provide committed timescales for each phase in the process. However, we aim to provide feedback from a named source within five days of each submission.
Who makes the final decision to allow or deny the use of a Walled Garden?
The UKCloud SIRO is ultimately responsible for deciding which solutions and configurations are allowed.
What is the UKCloud Guard?
UKCloud Guard is no longer available as an option for CDSZ. All new CDSZ deployments must follow the Walled Garden design. We will continue to provide support to customers who previously added UKCloud Guard to their environment, although we would encourage using Walled Garden instead.
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Walled Gardens are managed from the higher-security side of the platform (Elevated OFFICIAL). The security requirements are much stricter and require a PSN-approved connection, UKCloud Secure Remote Access or CPA-approved (or equivalent standard) encryption.
What are your service maintenance windows?
See Understanding UKCloud service maintenance windows.
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CDSZ has a minimum commitment period of one month.
Walled Garden billing is based on the solution design. You pay a monthly rental fee, with additional charges based on the number of VMs required to run the solution. The monthly charge applies for each Walled Garden, not per customer.
For existing UKCloud Guard customers, billing is based on the amount of data transferred between domains. You buy a starter pack which includes an amount of data that can be transferred. You're billed at an incremental rate for data transferred above the starter pack threshold.
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First 3 Trials . . .
After I recieved my fed ex package containing my gram of methyl isopropyl tryptamine, I set the first dose at 20mg with a very mild response. Perhaps a Shulgin rating of + 1/2 (1 and a 1/2). I believe 20mg orally was a little too low for me, but I should have probally fasted from drugs for a few days. (night before I got little sleep due to street meth binge.) I actually redosed (straight to the head) 20 milligrams (10mg, wait 3-4 minutes 10mg) about ~3-5 hours after my origanal oral dose of 20mg. After I did the second 10mg line I felt effects fairly quickly, and was suprised at how mild it still was. I would say a ++. NOT as mild as 20 orally, I believe I have seen the activity of this compound SOMEWHAT, so now I know what to look for in future experiments. I belive that the dosage (for ME) could maybe go as high as, MAYBE, ~50mg orally? I belive next time orally I would take ~30-35-40mgs and I would like to explore the insufflation route.
This intrests me to as to what some prominant effects are at larger dosages and routes of administration. I would really like to know more about MIPT, and the internet dosent seem to have much info. Google search produces erowid and supliers. I really do start to belive that I am a researcher in the fact that im learning first hand because of a lack of information on this chemical (amongst various others).   INTENSE in a mild sort of way. . .
++ and a 1/2
very curious. . .
effects still have me awake till the next day. . .
5:00 pm- got the bright idea to take 200mg of DXM (on top of the fact I had no sleep and have been taking welbutrin SR for the last week to help me quit smoking my death)
7:00 pm the next day, walla here I am, Mipt'ed out and on inhibited DXM (via Wellbutrin SR)
P.s. the healthy 'fast from drugs for like 2 days[ganja excluded]' really helped the MILDness become more of a T R I P (or was it the wellbutrin?)
during parts of my experience I experienced a 'force' from the MIPT
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With the last trip, I determined I felt safe pushing my dose higher.
Higher turned out to be 31mg. I had been waiting all day since I got to work to get off knowing my plans after work. My old friends Cleatus and Rose Bud (lmfao, ahh, saftey measures!) Were coming over to try some of my stock of 5-meo-dipt. My friend American Psycho was dosing Syrian Rue and 5-meo-dipt a la Foxahausca. And I was taking the highest personal mipt dose yet, 31mg. After I got out of work at about 10:30pm I eat some mipt flavored candy. Tasty, lol. We give my co-worker a ride home, and I run in to buy a bag (I found ganga to be quite excelent to have on hand during the previous two runs). We procede to go to my house. At this time it is about 11:10, and im feeling the randiness coming on allready. It progressed on and on. A clarity in my mind was there, but I was not baseline. Energy present. The same general feeling yet stronger than before. A ++ 1/2 or +++? We all watch Requiem For A Dream, Then pop in A Better Place til it fucks up.
By this time its about 3am. Still going. Rose Bud falls asleep, while American Psycho, Cleatus and I pop in my free copy of none other than Bill And Teds Bogus Journey. Cleatus tells me he has no visuals really at all and only a mild body buzz from his 22mg's of Fox and Psycho is telling me that he seriously thinks he could have died when he was vomiting up his 5G rue and 25mg Fox, I told him smokeganja@420 dosed 5G and 30mg and puked, said it was insane, yet liked it, and mentioned no death like feelings hapining.
4:20am still smokin ganga, still gettin moderately strong effects.
Might I add that I had not been asleap the night before either because of a GIFT that American Psycho had brought to share, a FAT 20 of meth.
No sleep then, a full day of work and DEAD TIRED before dosing. I figured I could tell when the drug wore off cause then I could Sleep.
5:00 Effects STILL present
6:00 Rose Bud wakes up and her and Cleatus kick it back to there respective homes.
7:00am Psycho and I still up. Still smokin ganja. Still unable to sleep. Ganja may be prolonging the effects, they are hard to pinpoint, but most definantly real. We take a walk, as the sun is low, to the end of my lane (in the country) and psycho and I engage in our regular slapstick, nonsenseical, surealist humor on the road leading to a town(?) Of 75. I smoke hitters in the middle of the road. Psycho wants to head back to house. He is geting WHAT, TIRED? !!! Well on the way we stop and procede to have a LENGTHY conversation with the local livestock, just hapening to be cattle. (we are very easily amused, you see. . .) I belive by this time its 8:30. American Psycho lays down. I play with myself and procede to read tihkal. Some time about 9:00 am I fall asleap.
Over all this compound intrests me. I will take a dose of either 40mg plain, or 20mg with 5G rue (methylisopropylhausca?), Or perhaps a mixture of 5-meo-dipt and mipt (before the last of my fox is gone, sob) perhaps a 20/20? I dunno, theres no reports of this mixture, so I dunno. I would like to push it. Tihkal stops at 25. Also marijuana is a constant factor that I enjoy with this compound. The caffine in the second report did seem to help bring out some activity, or was it other factors (wellbutrin SR 150 EARLIER). Lack of sleep was a factor in trial 1 and 3. As I progressed the dosage, the duration SEEMED to be extended (dont quote me on it), but 31mg kept me up ALL NIGHT after no sleep the night before and little (2-4 hours) the night before that one.
Overall, I was very content on mipt. I did a little inner exploration but, I was not really flooded with personal realazations or enlightenments of my psyche. I enjoy this chemical, though I perfer a stronger journey. This chemical could prove useful in helping create a seting of open mindedness and centeredness for a self exploration cell or the like (a human interaction cell?) Because it opens you up yet does not disturb your view of reality to a world shatering extreme, so you can do nothing except tremble in the wake of a intense experience. It is more gentle (at least to me) : human interaction is still a posibillity ; a very social drug?
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Treebank Statistics: UD_Gothic: POS Tags: AUX
There are 2 AUX
lemmas (0%), 3 AUX
types (0%) and 102 AUX
tokens (0%).
Out of 14 observed tags, the rank of AUX
is: 14 in number of lemmas, 14 in number of types and 13 in number of tokens.
The 10 most frequent AUX
lemmas: sik, silba
The 10 most frequent AUX
types: sik, sis, silbin
The 10 most frequent ambiguous lemmas: sik (PRON 143, AUX 101), silba (ADJ 99, PRON 74, AUX 1)
The 10 most frequent ambiguous types: sik (AUX 90, PRON 52), sis (PRON 90, AUX 11), silbin (PRON 26, ADJ 4, AUX 1)
- sik
- sis
- silbin
- PRON 26: jah sunsaiw Iesus ufkunþa in sis silbin þo us sis maht usgaggandein
- ADJ 4: atsaiƕ du þus silbin jah du laiseinai usdaudo
- AUX 1: sa auk ist gawairþi unsar saei gatawida þo ba du samin jah midgardiwaddju faþos gatairands fijaþwa ana leika seinamma witoþ anabusne garaideinim gatairands ei þans twans gaskopi in sis silbin du ainamma niujamma mann waurkjands gawairþi jah gafriþodedi þans bans in ainamma leika guda þairh galgan afslahands fijaþwa in sis silbin
Morphology
The form / lemma ratio of AUX
is 1.500000 (the average of all parts of speech is 2.625147).
The 1st highest number of forms (2) was observed with the lemma “sik”: sik, sis.
The 2nd highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma “silba”: silbin.
AUX
occurs with 4 features: Case (102; 100% instances), Number (102; 100% instances), Person (102; 100% instances), Gender (98; 96% instances)
AUX
occurs with 10 feature-value pairs: Case=Acc
, Case=Dat
, Gender=Fem
, Gender=Fem,Masc
, Gender=Masc
, Gender=Masc,Neut
, Gender=Neut
, Number=Plur
, Number=Sing
, Person=3
AUX
occurs with 13 feature combinations.
The most frequent feature combination is Case=Acc|Gender=Masc|Number=Sing|Person=3
(46 tokens).
Examples: sik
Relations
AUX
nodes are attached to their parents using 1 different relations: aux (102; 100% instances)
Parents of AUX
nodes belong to 2 different parts of speech: VERB (101; 99% instances), PRON (1; 1% instances)
102 (100%) AUX
nodes are leaves.
The highest child degree of a AUX
node is 0.


--- title: QRNN keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Quasi-recurrent neural networs introduced in [Bradbury et al.](https://arxiv.org/abs/1611.01576)" description: "Quasi-recurrent neural networs introduced in [Bradbury et al.](https://arxiv.org/abs/1611.01576)" ---
from nbdev.showdoc import *
__file__ = Path.cwd().parent/'fastai2'/'text'/'models'/'qrnn.py'
The ForgetMult gate is the quai-recurrent part of the network, computing the following from x
and f
.
h[i+1] = x[i] * f[i] + h[i] + (1-f[i])
The initial value for h[0]
is either a tensor of zeros or the previous hidden state.
first_h
is the tensor used for the value of h[0]
(defaults to a tensor of zeros). If batch_first=True
, x
and f
are expected to be of shape batch_size x seq_length x n_hid
, otherwise they are expected to be of shape seq_length x batch_size x n_hid
. If backwards=True
, the elements in x
and f
on the sequence dimension are read in reverse.
def manual_forget_mult(x, f, h=None, batch_first=True, backward=False):
if batch_first: x,f = x.transpose(0,1),f.transpose(0,1)
out = torch.zeros_like(x)
prev = h if h is not None else torch.zeros_like(out[0])
idx_range = range(x.shape[0]-1,-1,-1) if backward else range(x.shape[0])
for i in idx_range:
out[i] = f[i] * x[i] + (1-f[i]) * prev
prev = out[i]
if batch_first: out = out.transpose(0,1)
return out
x,f = torch.randn(5,3,20).chunk(2, dim=2)
for (bf, bw) in [(True,True), (False,True), (True,False), (False,False)]:
th_out = manual_forget_mult(x, f, batch_first=bf, backward=bw)
out = forget_mult_CPU(x, f, batch_first=bf, backward=bw)
test_close(th_out,out)
h = torch.randn((5 if bf else 3), 10)
th_out = manual_forget_mult(x, f, h=h, batch_first=bf, backward=bw)
out = forget_mult_CPU(x, f, first_h=h, batch_first=bf, backward=bw)
test_close(th_out,out)
x = torch.randn(3,4,5)
x.size() + torch.Size([0,1,0])
qrnn_fwd = QRNNLayer(10, 20, save_prev_x=True, zoneout=0, window=2, output_gate=True)
qrnn_bwd = QRNNLayer(10, 20, save_prev_x=True, zoneout=0, window=2, output_gate=True, backward=True)
qrnn_bwd.load_state_dict(qrnn_fwd.state_dict())
x_fwd = torch.randn(7,5,10)
x_bwd = x_fwd.clone().flip(1)
y_fwd,h_fwd = qrnn_fwd(x_fwd)
y_bwd,h_bwd = qrnn_bwd(x_bwd)
test_close(y_fwd, y_bwd.flip(1), eps=1e-4)
test_close(h_fwd, h_bwd, eps=1e-4)
y_fwd,h_fwd = qrnn_fwd(x_fwd, h_fwd)
y_bwd,h_bwd = qrnn_bwd(x_bwd, h_bwd)
test_close(y_fwd, y_bwd.flip(1), eps=1e-4)
test_close(h_fwd, h_bwd, eps=1e-4)
qrnn = QRNN(10, 20, 2, bidirectional=True, batch_first=True, window=2, output_gate=False)
x = torch.randn(7,5,10)
y,h = qrnn(x)
test_eq(y.size(), [7, 5, 40])
test_eq(h.size(), [4, 7, 20])
#Without an out gate, the last timestamp in the forward output is the second to last hidden
#and the first timestamp of the backward output is the last hidden
test_close(y[:,-1,:20], h[2])
test_close(y[:,0,20:], h[3])


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In Part 1 of our series, you learned how to use basic xcconfig files to manage build configuration in Xcode rather than using the Build Panel. This is useful, but a bit tedious to set up every time you make a new project. What we need is a way to automatically create new projects that have our setup in place already. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could create new Project Templates just like the ones that come with Xcode? You can, and since the release of the iPhone version of Xcode, it’s easier than ever. Let’s make one.
/Developer/Library/Xcode
- Mac
/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/Library/Xcode
- iPhone
As with much of the move in Xcode to /Developer/Platforms
, the existing Mac files have been inconsistently transfered, and some are still found in /Developer/Library
. Hopefully Apple will get more consistent around this over time.
In these directories, you’ll see several templates that should look familiar under File Templates, Project Templates and Target Templates. Let’s take a look at the iPhone - Application - Window-Based Application template. You should see the following structure:
___PROJECTNAME___.xcodeproj
___PROJECTNAMEASIDENTIFIER____Prefix.pch
Classes/
___PROJECTNAMEASIDENTIFIER___AppDelegate.h
___PROJECTNAMEASIDENTIFIER___AppDelegate.m
Info.plist
main.m
MainWindow.xib
Basically, it looks very similar to an empty project called ___PROJECTNAME___
because that’s what it is. You could open this project in Xcode, build it and run it. Be a little mindful of doing this; it will create a build
directory that you’ll want to delete later, but this is basically how we’re going to modify our templates.
The one thing special about the template is a little bit of meta-data stored inside the xcodeproj. Open this in Finder (Ctrl-Click and select Show Package Contents). You’ll see the standard project.pbxproj, but you’ll also see TemplateIcon.icns and TemplateInfo.plist. The first is the icon shown in Xcode, and the latter includes the description of the project (again for the Xcode template chooser screen).
You’ll note the use of ___PROJECTNAME___
versus ___PROJECTNAMEASIDENTIFIER___
. For the majority of projects these are the same. But if your project has characters that would be illegal in an Objective-C identifier but legal in a file name (spaces, numbers, symbols), then those will be removed in the identifier version. This is important in making class names for instance. So if your project name is “My Application”, the xcodeproj will be “My Application.xcodeproj”, but the AppDelegate class header will be “MyApplication_AppDelegate.h”.
These macros (___PROJECTNAME___
and ___PROJECTNAMEASIDENTIFIER___
) will be substituted anywhere they are found in a filename or within the files. That includes inside of XIB files. So in the MainMenu.xib for a Cocoa project, you can fix the main menu to read “About PROJECTNAME” and it’ll be substituted for you. With NIBs, you couldn’t do this, which is why “NewApplication” is found all over the place in the Mac MainMenu.xib. It’s unfortunate that Apple didn’t fix this when they converted the Cocoa templates to XIBs.
There are several other macros available in project templates. These are not documented as far as I know. I’ve worked them out by looking at the strings in the Xcode framework that provides them, and then testing which ones actually work in project templates (file templates and target templates have slightly different ones).
___UUIDASIDENTIFIER___
___UUID___
___YEAR___
___ORGANIZATIONNAME___
___FULLUSERNAME___
___USERNAME___
___TIME___
___DATE___
___PROJECTNAMEASXML___
___PROJECTNAMEASIDENTIFIER___
___PROJECTNAME___
Note that while there are DATE
and YEAR
macros, there are no DAY
or MONTH
macros. ORGANIZATIONNAME
is set by default to __MyCompanyName__
. You can fix this by setting it in defaults:
defaults write com.apple.Xcode PBXCustomTemplateMacroDefinitions '{ORGANIZATIONNAME = "My Company"; }'
Walking through it all
Now that we’ve talked it to death, let’s walk through actually doing it based on our work last time.
- Open
~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode
in Finder and make a directory calledProject Templates
- Under
Project Templates
, make a directory callediPhone OS
. - Open
/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/Library/Xcode/Project Templates/Application
in Finder. - Copy (don’t move),
Window-Based Application
from the/Developer
window to~/Library
window. - Open the
Window-Based Application
folder and open___PROJECTNAME___.xcodeproj
in Xcode. - Go back to “Abandoning the Build Panel” and apply the changes there. Or apply whatever changes you want to be in every project. In your
Application.xcconfig
, you’ll want this:PRODUCT_NAME = ___PROJECTNAME___ GCC_PREFIX_HEADER = ___PROJECTNAMEASIDENTIFIER____Prefix.pch
- Quit Xcode
- Delete the build/ directory if one was created
- Right-click the xcodeproj and select “Show Package Contents”
- Delete any .mode1v3 and .pbxuser files that may have been created
- Open TemplateInfo.plist in Property Editor and set the description as you like
- If you like, replace TemplateIcon.icns with an icon file you like
- You can now launch XCode, select File>New Project, and you should see a “User Templates” section with your template.
If you’d like an example of the project template I use, along with all my xcconfig settings, I’ve attached it. We’ll be discussing some of these settings in the future.


Clustering
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| Score | ||||||
| SMAXE | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| SMINE | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| SAVGE | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| SMEDE | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| TrScT | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| tr(Sw'Sb) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| tr(SwSt') | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Det(SW) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Det(SW)/Det(ST) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
The Clustering Algorithms Explained
Given a bunch a data points, it would be nice to group them into separate classes. Clustering algorithms are used for taking a set of data and dividing it into distict classes or groups. There are 2 general approaches to grouping the data: (1) let the data decide how many unique groups exist or (2) specify the number of the groups (ie k groups) and force the data into that number of unique groups (ie k groups).
Cluster
It starts at an arbitray point and considers that point a group (or "cluster"). It then adds all of the points that are within a specific distance (the distance threshold) to that group. It then goes through all of the newly added points in a similar manner to the first point adding all of the points that are within a specific distance to that group. That is repeated until no new points are added.
Then an ungrouped (arbitrary) point is used to start a new group. The process repeats as described above.
The algorithm stops when all of the points are in a group.
K-Means
An integer number of points (k points) are arbitrarily selected. Each k point is considered a group. Each of the remaining points is added to the group that it is closest to. This causes the center of each group to move from its original position.
As long as the group centers are moving, regroup every point based on the last group centers. The algorithm stops when the centers stop moving (or too many iteratations have occured).
Heirarchical K-Means Nearest Neighbors
Start by considering each point a separate group. While there are more than K groups: combine the two groups who have the smallest distance between their nearest neighbors. The nearest neighbors consists of the point in Group-A that is nearest to the point in Group-B (for example).
Heirarchical K-Means Farthest Neighbors
Start by considering each point a separate group. While there are more than K groups combine the two groups who have the smallest distance between their farthest neighbors. The farthest neighbors consists of the point in Group-A that is farthest to the point in Group-B (for example).
Heirarchical K-Means Average Neighbors
Start by considering each point a separate group. While there are more than K groups combine the two groups who have the smallest distance between the average distance between the points in two group neighbors.
Heirarchical K-Means Neighborhood
Start by considering each point a separate group. While there are more than K groups combine the two groups who have the smallest distance between the centers of the two groups.
Linear Discriminant Functions
After the data points have been classified into groups a function can be created to group an arbitrary point into one of classes. In these examples I'm using linear functions; hence, they are called linear discriminant functions (or LDF). Below I describe several methods to calculate LDFs.
Perceptron
We are looking for a vector (which I'll call V) that separates Class A and Class B. Performing a dot product of V with a member of Class A should result in a positive number while performing a dot product of V with a member of Class B should result in a negative number. Whenever a point is misclassified, the perceptron is adjusted. The perception is updated until all of the points are classified correctly (or too many iterations have occured).
Mean Squared Error (and Fisher's Variant of it)
In this case, we are looking for a vector that has the smallest possible mean squared error between the classified points and the linear discriminant function.
Fisher (Scatter Matrix)
Uses matrices to describe both the differences within a class and the differences between the classes. Those matrices are uses to compute a linear discriminant function.
Ho Kashup
Similar to the mean square error; however, this uses a gradient descent to find the solution. MSE used matrices.


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Ubah advocates sustainable peace in Anambra communities
by Sunday AborisadeSunday Aborisade, Abuja
The Senator representing Anambra South Senatorial District, Ifeanyi Ubah, has urged the various communities in the state to sustain the peace currently being enjoyed in the state.
Uba, who is the Vice Chairman of the Senate Committee on Petroleum Upstream, also assured them that he would always support their efforts in promoting peace and national unity.
The Anambra South Senator, who is also the National Leader of the Young Progressive Party, according to a statement by his media office on Monday, stated this when he hosted members of the Old Aguata Union, Nnewi branch during their 2019 end of the year party.
The statement explained that the Old Aguata Union is made up of indigenes of Orumba North, Orumba South and Aguata Local Government Areas.
The LGs were created out of the old Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra state.
Ubah urged the traditional rulers and titleholders of the Local Government Areas of the union to sustain the existing peace in their various communities.
The event took place at the Nnewi residence of the Anambra South Senator.
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Add two pounds, shillings, and pence values that are in the form of lsd
objects, numeric vectors, or lists of numeric vectors. If one of lsd1
and lsd2
is a list and the other is a vector, the vector will be recycled.
deb_add(lsd1, lsd2, bases = c(20, 12), round = 5)
| lsd1, lsd2 | lsd values. Objects of class lsd or objects that can be
coerced to class lsd: numeric vectors of length 3 or lists of such
vectors. If |
|---|---|
| bases | Numeric vector of length 2 used to specify the bases for the
shillings or s and pence or d units. Default is |
| round | Round pence unit to specified number of decimal places. Default is 5. Set to 0 to return pence as whole number. |
Returns an object of class lsd with a bases attribute.
See deb_sum()
to get the sum of multiple numeric vectors and/or lists of
numeric vectors, reducing the inputs to a single numeric vector.
Other lsd arithmetic functions: deb_divide
,
deb_multiply
, deb_subtract
,
deb_sum
# Add pounds, shillings, and pence deb_add(lsd1 = c(56, 8, 5), lsd2 = c(19, 5, 7))#> l s d #> [1] 75 14 0# Add lsd values that have alternative bases deb_add(lsd1 = c(56, 8, 5), lsd2 = c(19, 5, 7), bases = c(20, 16))#> l s d #> [1] 75 13 12# If one of the values is of class lsd the bases attribute will be used lsd1 <- deb_as_lsd(lsd = c(56, 8, 5), bases = c(20, 16)) deb_add(lsd1 = lsd1, lsd2 = c(19, 5, 7))#> l s d #> [1] 75 13 12# If lsd1 and lsd2 have different bases, the function will throw an error lsd2 <- deb_as_lsd(lsd = c(19, 5, 7), bases = c(20, 12))# NOT RUN { deb_add(lsd1 = lsd1, lsd2 = lsd2) # }#> l s d #> [1] 75 14 0# deb_add is useful when one or both of lsd1 and lsd2 # are lists of numerical vectors # With two lists of the same length each vector in lsd1 # will be added to the corresponding vector in lsd2. deb_add(lsd1 = list(c(56, 8, 5), c(27, 12, 4)), lsd2 = list(c(19, 5, 7), c(6, 3, 2)))#> l s d #> [1] 75 14 0 #> [2] 33 15 6# As opposed to using deb_normalize, which will not work# NOT RUN { deb_normalize(list(c(56, 8, 5), c(27, 12, 4)) + list(c(19, 5, 7), c(6, 3, 2))) # }# If lsd1 and lsd2 are lists of different lengths, # one must be of length one, which is the same as # if the shorter list was a vector. deb_add(lsd1 = list(c(56, 8, 5), c(27, 12, 4), c(78, 14, 11)), lsd2 = list(c(6, 18, 10)))#> l s d #> [1] 63 7 3 #> [2] 34 11 2 #> [3] 85 13 9