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John Denvir
- It's important to note that
the innuendo here is not that Bush is an "evil" man,
only a slightly silly one. But when this image is played against
those of the victims of his policies in the second half of the
movie, a feeling akin to disgust sets in.
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I AM NOT REALLY A PRESIDENT,
BUT I PLAY ONE ON TV
by John Denvir
I think all the discussions
about whether Michael Moore's arguments in Fahrenheit 9/11
are valid or not miss the point. Moore is not a lawyer; he's
a filmmaker. We would demand factual accuracy and logical consistency
from a lawyer, but films deal in images, not logic, and attempt
to affect our views at a deeper level of human experience.
If
we try to reduce the Moore's film to a logical argument, it's
less than wholly convincing. Do we really think that the primary
reasons for the invasion of Afghanistan was the building of an
oil pipeline or an opportunity to divert attention from the Saudi
royal family's connections with 9/11?
Yet I would claim the film
is a complete success in its larger purpose of undermining Bush's
credibility as a political leader.
The portion of the film on Saudi Arabia may not effectively tie
the sheikdom to 9/11, but it does allow Moore to show through
use of film clips that supposed "regular guy" George
Bush is actually a rich boy who likes to "pal" around
with members of the Saudi royal family. It turns out that the
present Saudi Ambassador to the United States, Prince Bandar,
is an old friend of the Bush clan, even to the point of having
been given the nickname "Bandar Bush" by the family.
Not many Reagan conservatives will feel comfortable with that
image.
But Moore's most damning images are of Bush himself. For instance,
we often see him in costume: cowboy, weekend golfer, fisherman,
hunter, and, of course, the famous Tom Cruise "Top Gun"
outfit. But three images in particular are particularly effective.
One, of course, is the now famous shot of the President in golf
regalia who, after urging leaders of all nations to aid in the
war against terrorism, turns to the camera he thinks is turned
off and says "Now watch this drive." A second is a
scene where we see Bush informed by an aide that the second World
Trade Center has been attacked. He does nothing for seven minutes
more presidential than watch as a group of first graders read
a children's book. One senses FDR had a different reaction to
hearing of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Finally we have
a frontal shot of the President as he is made up before a televised
speech. He appears to be playing an eye contact game with the
someone behind the camera. "Goofy" is the adjective
that comes to mind.
It's important to note that
the innuendo here is not that Bush is an "evil" man,
only a slightly silly one. But when this image is played against
those of the victims of his policies in the second half of the
movie, a feeling akin to disgust sets in.  Then we see the effect of the war on American
soldiers who were injured there and now vow to fight to make
sure Bush is not re-elected. But most affecting of all is a long
sequence showing the grief of a working class Michigan mother
who had encouraged her children to enlist in the military to
serve their country and advance their careers. We now see her
read from the last letter sent by her now dead son condemning
the war that made him go to Iraq for no good reason. The mother's
raw grief and anger incarnates Moore's fundamental accusation.
How could we have allowed this superficial man wreak such havoc
with the lives of decent Americans?
Is Fahrenheit 9/11 fair? Not in the least. Does it add
to the national debate? You bet it does. It gives new meaning
to the phrase "the personal is political," meaning
now that we should look beyond the Bush's abstract claim to "fight
terrorism" to see how this product of privilege's policies
have affected ordinary Americans.
Posted July 15, 2004
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The end of the institution of marriage is a necessary condition for the liberation of women.
"The Declaration of Feminism," November 1971
Since marriage constitutes slavery for women, it is clear that the women's movement must concentrate on attacking this institution.  The choice to serve and be protected and plan towards being a family-maker is a choice that shouldn't be. The heart of radical feminism is to change that.
Vivian Gornick, feminist author, University of Illinois, "The Daily Illini," April 25, 1981
Welcome to Radical Feminism™
John F. Lange, Jr.
aka John Norman
Born Chicago, 1931
Philosophy Prof, Queens College, CUNY
Naturalist philosophy
Inspired by Nietzsche
Tarnsman of Gor
First published 1966
25 books by 1988, now 33
12 million copies sold
Argument by hyperbole
Gor
Sword-and-sandal Sci-Fi romance
Counter-Earth
Human transplants
Technology supressed
Many caricature cultures
Tarl Cabot
Goals of Gor
Espouse a sociological belief
Create a world in which to play
Sell lots of copies, make lots of money
Gorean Philosophy
(Crell edition)
Honor
"Flee," she said.
"I am of the Warriors," I said.
"But you may die," she said.
"That is acknowledged in the codes," I said.
...
"None would know if you betrayed the codes," she said.
"I would know," I said, "and I am of the Warriors."
—Beasts of Gor, Page 340
The morality of slaves says, "You are equal to me; we are both the same"; the morality of masters says, "We are not equal; we are not the same; become equal to me; then we will be the same."
—Marauders of Gor, Page 9
c.f., Nietzsche
Do not ask the stones or the trees how to live, they can not tell you;... do not ask how to live, but, instead, proceed to do so.
—Marauders of Gor, Page 9
Community
Caste solidarity
Home Stone
Natural Order
Gor is a proudly male-dominant culture
Including female slavery
Evolutionary Psychology
Female slavery
2% of females on Gor are slaves
90% of characters are :-)
Data?
Joyal, C.C., Cossette, A., & Alpierre, V. (in press). "What exactly is an unusual sexual fantasy?" The Journal of Sexual Medicine.
"Within the circle of each man's sword, therein is each man a Ubar".
—Marauders of Gor, Page 10
Insert shayna here
Gor and Kink
Clash of cultures
Gor is not inherently misogynist.
It is inherently sexist.
(Differentiates on the basis of sex.)
Slavery of Gor
Free: Goreans
slaves: Surrendered mindset
Unowned slaves: Marketing
The Vector of Pleasure
—Zeb of Silk & Steel
A slave's purpose in life is to make her master's life more pleasant.

Gorean slaves are always slaves
So are Gorean slaves doormats?
’Vella,’ said I, ‘is a highly intelligent, complex woman.’
‘Such make the best slaves,’ said Ibn Saran.
‘True,’ I said. Indeed, who would want to collar any other sort of woman? To take the most brilliant, the most imaginative, the most beautiful women, and put them at your feet, impassioned, helpless slaves is victory.”
—Tribesmen of Gor, page 127-128
Serves
Positions
The Global Community
Chicago
?
- Feminism of the 60s
- Early history of authorship (argument by hyperbole, backlash)
- Setting and plot (ish)
- Key tenants (editorial warning)
-- (Honor, community/Home Stone, Responsibility, male leadership)
-- "Come up to my level, then we will be equal"
-- "I would know"
-- "Do not ask the rocks and trees how to live"
- Arguments
-- Evoluationary psychology
-- Shifted bell curves
-- Survey data from Psychology of Sex...
- Community
-- Little pre-Internet
-- Silk & Steel, circa 1996?
-- RP
- Schools of Gor
-- Simulation
-- Emulation
-- Inspiration
-- Justification
-- All can be good or bad
- Not part of BDSM, although obvious overlap
- 2001: The Crell
- shayna: The movie
- Culture
-- (Water)
-- "Free" vs unowned slave vs slave
-- "Master" and service to al
- Slave's POV (shayna)
- More culture
-- 3rd person
-- "Serves"
-- Formal serve
-- Poses (nadu, tower, display, bracelets, bara, submission)
- Chicago Gor - 2012
-- Home Stone
-- 5 citizens, including 2.5 expats. :-(
--


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SDK
Release 1.7.2
Communications, logger, and bootloader libraries.
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#include <data_sets.h>
Public Attributes | |
| int32_t | mode |
| int32_t | soltype |
| int32_t | nf |
| int32_t | navsys |
| double | elmin |
| int32_t | snrmin |
| int32_t | modear |
| int32_t | glomodear |
| int32_t | gpsmodear |
| int32_t | bdsmodear |
| int32_t | arfilter |
| int32_t | maxout |
| int32_t | maxrej |
| int32_t | minlock |
| int32_t | minfixsats |
| int32_t | minholdsats |
| int32_t | mindropsats |
| int32_t | rcvstds |
| int32_t | minfix |
| int32_t | armaxiter |
| int32_t | dynamics |
| int32_t | niter |
| int32_t | intpref |
| int32_t | rovpos |
| int32_t | refpos |
| double | eratio [1] |
| double | err [5] |
| double | std [3] |
| double | prn [6] |
| double | sclkstab |
| double | thresar [8] |
| double | elmaskar |
| double | elmaskhold |
| double | thresslip |
| double | varholdamb |
| double | gainholdamb |
| double | maxtdiff |
| double | maxinnocode |
| double | maxinnophase |
| double | maxrejc |
| double | maxgdop |
| double | baseline [2] |
| double | max_baseline_error |
| double | ru [3] |
| double | rb [3] |
| int32_t | maxaveep |
| int32_t | outsingle |
(DID_GPS_RTK_OPT) RTK processing options
Definition at line 1533 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::arfilter |
AR filtering to reject bad sats (0:off,1:on)
Definition at line 1566 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::armaxiter |
max iteration to resolve ambiguity
Definition at line 1593 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::baseline[2] |
baseline length constraint {const,sigma} (m)
Definition at line 1657 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::bdsmodear |
BeiDou AR mode (0:off,1:on)
Definition at line 1563 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::dynamics |
dynamics model (0:none,1:velociy,2:accel)
Definition at line 1596 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::elmaskar |
elevation mask of AR for rising satellite (rad)
Definition at line 1629 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::elmaskhold |
elevation mask to hold ambiguity (rad)
Definition at line 1632 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::elmin |
elevation mask angle (rad)
Definition at line 1548 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::eratio[1] |
code/phase error ratio
Definition at line 1611 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::err[5] |
measurement error factor
Definition at line 1614 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::gainholdamb |
gain used for GLO and SBAS sats to adjust ambiguity
Definition at line 1641 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::glomodear |
GLONASS AR mode (0:off,1:on,2:auto cal,3:ext cal)
Definition at line 1557 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::gpsmodear |
GPS AR mode (0:off,1:on)
Definition at line 1560 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::intpref |
interpolate reference obs (for post mission)
Definition at line 1602 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::max_baseline_error |
Definition at line 1658 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::maxaveep |
max averaging epochs
Definition at line 1667 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::maxgdop |
reject threshold of gdop
Definition at line 1654 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::maxinnocode |
reject threshold of NIS
Definition at line 1647 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::maxinnophase |
Definition at line 1648 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::maxout |
obs outage count to reset bias
Definition at line 1569 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::maxrej |
reject count to reset bias
Definition at line 1572 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::maxrejc |
max number of measurement rejections before bias reset
Definition at line 1651 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::maxtdiff |
max difference of time (sec)
Definition at line 1644 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::mindropsats |
min sats to drop sats in AR
Definition at line 1584 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::minfix |
min fix count to hold ambiguity
Definition at line 1590 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::minfixsats |
min sats to fix integer ambiguities
Definition at line 1578 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::minholdsats |
min sats to hold integer ambiguities
Definition at line 1581 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::minlock |
min lock count to fix ambiguity
Definition at line 1575 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::mode |
positioning mode (PMODE_???)
Definition at line 1536 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::modear |
AR mode (0:off,1:continuous,2:instantaneous,3:fix and hold,4:ppp-ar)
Definition at line 1554 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::navsys |
navigation systems
Definition at line 1545 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::nf |
number of frequencies (1:L1,2:L1+L2,3:L1+L2+L5)
Definition at line 1542 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::niter |
number of filter iteration
Definition at line 1599 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::outsingle |
output single by dgps/float/fix/ppp outage
Definition at line 1670 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::prn[6] |
process-noise std [0]bias,[1]iono [2]trop [3]acch [4]accv [5] pos
Definition at line 1620 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::rb[3] |
base position for relative mode {x,y,z} (ecef) (m)
Definition at line 1664 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::rcvstds |
use stdev estimates from receiver to adjust measurement variances
Definition at line 1587 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::refpos |
base position for relative mode
Definition at line 1608 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::rovpos |
rover position for fixed mode
Definition at line 1605 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::ru[3] |
rover position for fixed mode {x,y,z} (ecef) (m)
Definition at line 1661 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::sclkstab |
satellite clock stability (sec/sec)
Definition at line 1623 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::snrmin |
Min snr to consider satellite for rtk
Definition at line 1551 of file data_sets.h.
| int32_t prcopt_t::soltype |
solution type (0:forward,1:backward,2:combined)
Definition at line 1539 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::std[3] |
initial-state std [0]bias,[1]iono [2]trop
Definition at line 1617 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::thresar[8] |
AR validation threshold
Definition at line 1626 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::thresslip |
slip threshold of geometry-free phase (m)
Definition at line 1635 of file data_sets.h.
| double prcopt_t::varholdamb |
variance for fix-and-hold pseudo measurements (cycle^2)
Definition at line 1638 of file data_sets.h.


---
layout: casestudy
class: google-interland
permalink: /work/google-interland/
title: Interland Case Study - 14islands
name: Interland
headline: Play your way to being Internet Awesome
description: Interland is an adventure-packed game that lets kids put fundamental lessons of digital safety into practice to help them 'Be Internet Awesome'.
color: '#80CAFF'
hoverColor: '#c64505'
logo: logo_google.svg
image: /images/work/google-interland/internaut.svg
imageClass: box__content__img--max-350
hasDarkTypography: false
priority: 0
private: false
og_image: /images/work/google-interland/interland.png
---
{% include casestudy-header.html about="Interland is an adventure-packed game experience on the web that teaches kids online safety. We loved the purpose and jumped at the opportunity to be the main development partner." %}
{% include casestudy-video.html vimeoId="223623059" ratio="16_9" class="pjax-animate" %}
{% markdown %}
## A fantastic journey
Together with North Kingdom we created an immersive world consisting of 4 individual games - each one focusing on different aspect of online safety.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include wide-content-image.html src="/images/work/google-interland/mindful-mountain.jpg" alt="Interland - intro" ratio="16_10" margin="both" %}
{% markdown %}
This project has been a long and fantastic journey for us and we were happy to bring many creative solutions to the table. It included multiple runs of user tests to make sure the games were fun and understandable for young kids.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% markdown %}
## Interactive story telling
The inhabitants of Interland give life and personality to each part of the Interland story. The blue Internaut is the protagonist of the story and is with us throughout the experience.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include work/google-interland/internaut.html %}
{% markdown %}
Each game also has an antagonist, or Blabh as we like to call them in Interland, which the player needs to overcome.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include work/google-interland/shouter.html %}
{% markdown %}
The characters all have a number of animations that are triggered based on what happens around them, making them feel more life-like.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% markdown %}
## Bully-free
An important part of Interland is the ability to use it in schools, where hardware often consists of tablets or Chromebooks with relatively small screens and less powerful CPUs.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include wide-content-image.html src="/images/work/google-interland/interland-tablet.png" alt="Interland - intro" ratio="16_10" margin="top" %}
{% markdown %}
We take great pride in the fact that the whole experience runs smooth even on older mobile phones.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% markdown %}
## Be Internet Awesome
Interland is part of the “Be Interland Awesome” initiative by Google, to teach kids about digital citizenship and online safety. On top of Interland, Google asked for a site to explain the overall project for parents and people that are interested this worthy cause.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include wide-content-image.html src="/images/work/google-interland/InterlandHub-screenshot_16_9.jpg" alt="The Interland Hub" ratio="16_9" margin="both" %}
{% markdown %}
We delivered the companion site as part of the Interland framework --- focusing on providing quality content in a friendly, informative and responsive manner.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% markdown %}
## Creative Tech
This was a complex project that required many tools and a combination of creative technologies.
At the core we built a responsive web site using standard HTML, JavaScript and CSS.
The 3D world is rendered on a canvas inside this framework using WebGl.
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include casestudy-quote.html quote="14islands proved once again that they are a reliable and trusted partner to work with. Always with a positive and problem solving attitude, making sure each project becomes as good as it possibly can be. Highly recommended." author-image-src="/images/work/google-interland/JakobNylund.jpg" author-name="Jakob Nylund" author-job-title="Design Director and Partner at North Kingdom" %}
{% markdown %}
## Game on!
Now it's your turn to play your way to being Internet Awesome.
And remember, it's cool to be kind!
{% endmarkdown %}
{% include casestudy-button.html text="Go be awesome" site-url="https://beinternetawesome.withgoogle.com/interland" %}
{% markdown %}
* [FWA Site of the Day 2017](https://thefwa.com/cases/interland-be-internet-awesome){:target="_blank"}
* [AWWWARDS Site of the Day 2017](https://www.awwwards.com/sites/interland-be-internet-awesome-game){:target="_blank"}
{% endmarkdown %}


DEMOS
zero dollars
wrapping text
styled form
active focus
HOVER/CLICK
styled form
active focus
hover/click
shadow boxing
image map
MENUS
spies menu
vertical menu
enlarging list
link images
non-rectangular
jigsaw links
circular links
LAYOUTS
Fixed 1
Fixed 2
Fixed 3
Fixed 4
minimum width
BOXES
spies menu
vertical menu
enlarging list
link images
non-rectangular
jigsaw links
circular links
MOZILLA
drop down menu
cascading menu
content:
mozzie box
rainbow box
snooker cue
target practise
EXPLORER
example one
weft fonts
vertical align
OPACITY
opaque colours
opaque menu
partial opacity
partial opacity II
HOVER/CLICK
styled form
active focus
hover/click


The purpose of the project is to process satellite imagery from multiple sources, combine it with data and visualize to get the near real-time estimates of crop yield.
I was in charge of creating the architecture and development of the Web-based UI, API endpoints and connecting them together.
The end product includes a geographical map with multiple layers, filters and time-based background synchronisation process.
Technologies used:


These are the construction permits built on critically eroded beaches in Estero Bay — a snapshot of the tens of thousands issued all over the state. Find your county in the search bar to see the ones in your neighborhood. Click to see building details.


<!DOCTYPE html>

VBScripts' function WeekdayName is used to get a weekday:

<%
response.Write(WeekDayName(1))
response.Write("
")
response.Write(WeekDayName(2))
%>

Abbreviated name of a weekday:

<%
response.Write(WeekDayName(1,true))
response.Write("
")
response.Write(WeekDayName(2,true))
%>

Current weekday:

<%
response.Write(WeekdayName(weekday(date)))
response.Write("
")
response.Write(WeekdayName(weekday(date), true))
%>


Basics of Code from a Basic Coder
Gitastic!
2014-10-12
What are the benefits of version control?
Version control keeps track of all files pertaining to a project, of all the changes made to a project, of who made the changes, of when the changes were made, of each version, and keeping the master branch separate from the various versions that exist. If something gets messed up along the way, you can roll back to an earlier version of the project and all of the changes are bundled up into a commit/savepoint. This adds a degree of security and flexibility to your work.
How does git help you keep track of changes?
When you upload a project to GitHub, you can allow multiple people to work on the project at the same time, but each will be working on their own branch/version of the project, so no one will be getting in the way of anyone else. When changes are made, everyone working on the project can see those changes. When working solo, the ability of git to track the changes and versions of your work is very useful if you need to see what you have done in the past or roll back to a previous version if you break your code.
Why use GitHub to store your code?
GitHub helps when a project/file needs to have multiple individuals work on it from separate computers or locations. These collaborators don't need to wait for one person to finish working on a project and have it e-mailed to them, because they can all work on the same files at the same time and use merging (taking commits/savepoints from multiple people and combining them) to create a completed file.
When the project at hand is personal (only one contributor), it is still beneficial to use GitHub because of its tracking capabilities and how it saves remote versions of your code.


Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES)
Texas-based nonprofit organization dedicated to providing immigrant families and refugees with affordable legal assistance.
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
Organization that addresses ICE and border patrol abuse, immigration policies, and more.
Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights
Advocates for the safety and well-being of unaccompanied kids arriving in the U.S.
Border Angels
California-based volunteer organization that promotes social justice in the US-Mexican border.
Kids in Need of Defense (KIND)
Defends the rights of immigrant and refugee childern and gives them legal representation.
Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP)
Works to prevent wrongful deportations from the US and provide support systems.


CS 391 - Special Topic: Machine Learning
Chapter 8
Readings
3/24 8.1-2
3/26 8.3
3/28 8.4
Topics
Discussion Questions


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express yourself, and seek inspiration.
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discover everything art.


--- layout: page title: Tests for RMA networks ---
Each archive contains the *.c file we used to run on Cray Aries, the *.sbatch file used to launch the test on the machine, the *.out file as the output and the *.err file which records if assertions were violated while running the test.
The tests are grouped by pivot rule: R1, R2, IR, F2.
Check using Alloy if assertions on RMA programs: Assertion checker using Alloy


|
Pebble Foundation Classes
0.2.0
C++ for Pebble
|
#include <pebble.h>
Public Attributes | |
| uint8_t | steps |
| Number of steps taken in this minute. | |
| uint8_t | orientation |
| Quantized average orientation. | |
| uint16_t | vmc |
| Vector Magnitude Counts (vmc). | |
| bool | is_invalid: 1 |
| AmbientLightLevel | light: 3 |
| Instantaneous light level during this minute. | |
| uint8_t | padding: 4 |
| uint8_t | heart_rate_bpm |
| heart rate in beats per minute | |
| uint8_t | reserved [6] |
| Reserved for future use. | |
Structure representing a single minute data record returned by health_service_get_minute_history(). The orientation
field encodes the angle of the watch in the x-y plane (the "yaw") in the lower 4 bits (360 degrees linearly mapped to 1 of 16 different values) and the angle to the z axis (the "pitch") in the upper 4 bits. The vmc
value is a measure of the total amount of movement seen by the watch. More vigorous movement yields higher VMC values.
| bool HealthMinuteData::is_invalid |
true
if the item doesn't represents actual data and should be ignored.


2. Overview of Pantheon
The
Pantheon project is a home for examples of reproducible workflows for
scientific computing.
A few terms to note:
- A Project is a collection of workflows with a well-defined scope and goal, defined by a common workflow template.
- A Template is a workflow pattern.
- A Workflow is a reproducible set of operations, based on a template. A workflow is defined by a URL to a git repository and a specific git commit.
This tutorial will demonstrate workflows that are part of the
Cinema E4S project.
Each of these workflows uses open source science codes to create Cinema databases as output,
either through in-situ or post-processing methods.
Pantheon States
Pantheon defines several states for a workflow:
- Release. This is a supported workflow, expected to work.
- Development. This is a supported workflow, in development, but on its
way to Release.
- Experimental. This workflow is provided as a record or example,
and may not work in all cases.
Pantheon Metadata
A version of pantheon defines a set of metadata, typically included
in a workflow in a
pantheon.yaml
file. This is the current
metadata required by a project:
pantheon:
pantheon_version: 1.2
pantheon_state: string
project:
project_name: string
project_website: string
workflow:
workflow_name: string
workflow_desc: string
workflow_cinema-db: string
workflow_workflow_app: string
workflow_workflow_in-situ: string
workflow_workflow_post-processing: string
contact:
contact_name: string
contact_email: string


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Please, check if at the WAMAS HOST that you have choosen
the tables:
SKU, SKU_BARCODE AND SKU_LOCATION_MAP
are filled out and the network connection as well. And if Yes, get in contact with
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>reporting error on WMSSim.
Get back


Label estimation regex
Note : the regex should have the named group
estimation
Ex :
(?<estimation>\d+)
Show logs in console
Highlight non-estimated issues


Australia urges evacuations ahead of 'catastrophic' fire threat
Authorities in Queensland and NSW declare state of emergency amid fears extreme heat and strong winds will fan fires.
Authorities in Australia's eastern states of Queensland and New South Wales declared a state of emergency on Monday as the region prepared for "catastrophic" fire conditions.
People in areas deemed at the greatest risk were urged to evacuate before Tuesday when unprecedented hot and windy conditions are forecast. Officials worry the combination of extreme heat and wind will fan fires already burning.
Three people were killed and more than 150 homes were destroyed over the weekend in bushfires in northern New South Wales (NSW) and Queensland.
More:
Officials said the state of emergency - giving firefighters broad powers to control government resources, force evacuations, close roads and shut down utilities - would remain in place for seven days.
Bushfires are common in Australia’s hot, dry summers but the current outbreak, well before the summer peak, has caught many by surprise.
"Everybody has to be on alert no matter where you are and everybody has to assume the worst and we cannot allow complacency to creep in," NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian told reporters in Sydney.
Australia's most populous city avoided the worst of the weekend conditions, but authorities have raised the forecast for the greater Sydney region to catastrophic fire danger for Tuesday. It is the first time the city has been rated at that level since new fire danger ratings were introduced in 2009.
Temperatures in greater Sydney are set to soar on Tuesday to more than 34 degrees Celsius (93 degrees Fahrenheit), with strong, dry winds.
"Tomorrow is about protecting life, protecting property and ensuring everybody is as safe as possible," Berejiklian said.
The sky turns orange in Port Macquarie about 400 kilometres north of Sydney. The authorities in NSW have declared a state of emergency [Mireya Reyes via Reuters]
Climate policies
Home to more than 5 million people, Sydney is ringed by large areas of bushland. With next to no rain in recent months, much of it is tinder dry.
NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons urged people to evacuate before conditions worsened, warning that new fires can begin up to 20km (12 miles) ahead of established fires.
"Relocate while things are calm without the pressure or anxiety of fires bearing down the back door," he said on Monday.
Authorities stressed that even fireproofed homes would not be able to withstand catastrophic conditions.
Fitzsimmons said an additional 400 firefighters on 50 trucks were heading to NSW from the neighbouring state of Victoria to assist local authorities in tackling the 18 fires across the state, two of which have been deemed out of control by authorities.
In February 2009, Australia's worst bushfires on record destroyed thousands of homes in Victoria, killing 173 people and injuring 414 on a day that became known as "Black Saturday".
Brisbane has been shrouded in smoke haze as a result of the bushfires raging in the state. [Dan Peled, AAP Image via Reuters]
The current fires come weeks ahead of the Southern Hemisphere summer, focusing attention on the policies of Australia's conservative government to address climate change.
Environmental activists and opposition politicians have used the fires to call on Prime Minister Scott Morrison, a supporter of the coal industry, to strengthen the country's emissions targets.
Morrison declined to answer questions about whether the fires were linked to climate change as he visited fire-hit areas in northern NSW over the weekend.
Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack on Monday accused climate activists of politicising a tragedy.
"What we are doing is taking real and meaningful action to reduce global emissions without shutting down all our industries," McCormack told Australian Broadcasting Corporation radio.
"They don't need the ravings of some pure, enlightened and 'woke' capital city greenies at this time, when they're trying to save their homes, when in fact they're going out in many cases saving other peoples' homes and leaving their own homes at risk."


Test for radio acknowledgements Program all motes up with ID 1 Led0 = Received a message Led1 = Got an ack Led2 = Missed an ack


Social Share Example
message only
message and subject
link only
message and link
image only
base64 image only
message and image
message, image and link
message, subject, image and link
message via Twitter
msg and link via Twitter
msg via Facebook (with errcallback)
msg via WhatsApp (with errcallback)
share via SMS
share via SMS
message via Facebook
message via Facebook
message and link via Twitter on iOS
message via Bogus App
is facebook available on iOS?
is WhatsApp available?
is SMS available?


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Maximum Bob is Maximum Bad
Professor Johnny Burris, Nova Southeastern University Law
Center (September, 1998)
ABCs late summer television series Maximum Bob is
very loosely based on Elmore Leonard's quirky 1991 novel of the same name. The television
series chronicles life in the rural southern Florida town of Deep Water (the novel was set
in Palm Beach County) and its unusual circuit court judge, Bob Gibbs, who is also known as
Maximum Bob or Big.
 In various episodes, he has accepted a bribe in the form
of a contribution to his campaign for governor in exchange for ruling in the defendant's
favor in a civil case and unsuccessfully lusted after defense attorney Kathy Baker.
Gibbs takes great joy in imposing the maximum sentence on those convicted in his
courtroom. This proclivity earned him the nickname Maximum Bob, hence the title of
the novel and television series. Judge Gibbs is also a man of great ambition. He
wants to become Governor of Florida and he does not hesitate to use and abuse his judicial
office to aid him in fulfilling this ambition.
Judge Gibbs has two female protagonists. Kathy Baker, portrayed by
Liz Vassey, is a sophisticated liberal Miami defense attorney who comes to Deep Water to
represent a man in a parole violation hearing before Judge Gibbs and inexplicably decides
to stay. It should be noted that in Leonard's novel, Kathy Baker was a probation officer.
Apparently this role in the justice system was too tame for the television show, and so
the character was upgraded to an attorney. While it appears attorney Baker is supposed to
bring Judge Gibbs up short, she in fact does not do so. In court, she specializes in
losing cases over which Judge Gibbs presides. For example, in the first episode attorney
Baker is horrified when Judge Gibbs sentences her client to death by electrocution in
"old sparky" for violating his parole by drinking one beer. Nonetheless, the
show assumes attorney Baker is a serious thorn in Judge Gibbs' side.
The second protagonist, Leanne Baker, portrayed by Kiersten
Warren, is Judge Gibbss spouse. She is an unusual free spirit and source of vexation
for Judge Gibbs, because she is periodically possessed by the spirit of Wanda Grace, a
12-year-old African American girl who was a slave before the Civil War. This causes Judge
Gibbs some very embarrassing moments, such as when this spirit emerges during a press
conference concerning his governorship quest. Each week Leanne Baker also has
misadventures with other supporting characters in the show.
The town of Deep Water is also populated by some uncommon
supporting characters including a good-hearted and love-sick sheriff who lusts after Kathy
Baker, a group of inept sheriff deputies, and the Crowe family, a bizarre anti-social
group that reminds me of a moneyless Clampett family (from The Beverly Hillbillies, which
aired from 1962-71) with criminal traits. Each week these characters are supposed to
provide interesting diversions from the main story line.
Maximum Bob is supposed to be a humorous show. It is using
a formula, the urban rural conflict, that reminds me of "Northern Exposure"
(which aired from 1990-95). Unfortunately, Maximum Bob lacks the polish and wit of Northern
Exposure. Most of the episodes are so poorly edited it is difficult to follow the
story line. If you had read Leonard's novel you would be able to overcome some of the
editing problems by filling in the gaps with information from his book. But this becomes
less true with each passing episode, as the show wanders further and further from the plot
line in the book. Even if the show were better executed, I ultimately find that Judge
Gibbs' conflicts with his spouse and attorney Baker fall flat. The adventures of the other
unusual characters inhabiting Deep Water also give one little reason to be amused.
In short, Maximum Bob is just not funny. It has more in common with the
cartoon-like "The Dukes of Hazzard" (which aired from 1979-85) than the more
sophisticated humor of Northern Exposure.
The show also lacks even a quasi-realistic feel in its legal
proceedings. One would expect more in a show that features a circuit court judge as its
central character and at least one or two courtroom scenes in each episode. In Maximum
Bob, the law and the legal system are treated merely as background, a stage where
Judge Gibbs offers offensive commentary which is supposed to be humorous. For that reason,
whenever the show moves to the courtroom it seems as if Judge Gibbs is doing a brief
stand-up comedy routine rather than presiding over any type of legal proceeding. For
example, in one episode attorney Baker brings a civil lawsuit on behalf of her male client
seeking his reinstatement as a member of a mermaid swimming show. In the courtroom scene
Judge Gibbs makes a sexist speech defending the right of the mermaid show operator to have
a female-only cast and dismisses the lawsuit. Attorney Baker says almost nothing during
this legal proceeding. While this type of scene may in some feeble way advance the show's
plot, it lacks all credibility in the way it portrays the legal system.
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Hosea 2:14
Therefore, behold, I will allure her, and bring her into the wilderness, and speak comfortably unto her.


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Earlier in the first act, John Laurens challenges Charles Lee to a duel after he disparages George Washington, and Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr act as their seconds.
The party goes to Vasselheim to find allies, and Grog discovers the Trial Forge, a temple to Kord, the Stormlord, led by Earthbreaker Groon. He seeks training from Groon, and Groon challenges him to prove himself in a fight. During the fight, Groon recognizes the evil in the sentient greatsword Craven Edge wielded by Grog.
Vax and Scanlan are picked to help as requested by Groon, but Groon remains defensive and protects himself with the Sanctuary spell effect of Tranquility. He then uses a high level Monk ability called Quivering Palm on Vax, but the Dungeon Master Matt Mercer ruled that he held back from its full power so it only did 10d10 damage instead of reducing Vax to zero hit points.


Malawi receives 17 black rhinos from South Africa
BLANTYRE (Reuters) - Seventeen black rhinos have been released into Malawi’s Liwonde national park after arriving from South Africa as part of conservation efforts aimed at keeping the local population of the endangered species healthy and safe.
By moving the beasts, in one of the biggest international relocations of its kind, conservationists hope to ensure wild black rhinos remain genetically diverse to better fight off disease.
Peter Fearnhead, Chief Executive of African Parks, a private conservation trust that runs game reserves in Malawi, said the relocation also reflected local efforts to keep rhinos and other wild animals safe. Anti-poaching measures in Malawi have included deploying British troops to patrol the reserves.
“Extensive measures to protect these animals include aerial surveillance, daily ranger patrols, and the integration of the most advanced technology to enable live-time tracking,” Fearnhead said.
“With fewer than 5,500 black rhinos remaining in the wild, translocations to well-protected areas are essential for their long-term survival.”
The first translocation of two rhinos from South Africa’s Kruger National Park took place in 1992. The new transfer was organized by wildlife departments in the two countries and WWF South Africa.
The 17 rhinos were captured in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, and quarantined for six weeks at Imfolozi Game Reserve, after which they were flown from King Shaka airport in Durban to Lilongwe in Malawi.
Britain’s Prince Harry has been involved in conservation efforts at Liwonde, which lies in Eastern Southern Malawi on the banks of the Shire river.
“This is a great boost to the endangered rhino species, hunted down for its horn,” said Brightson Kumchedwa, director of parks and wildlife in Malawi’s Ministry of Natural Resources.
“For the South African government to release the 17 is a sign of confidence in Malawi’s concerted efforts to greatly improve wildlife security.”


This oracle has been replaced by the smart-contract PIGY Oracle.
The oracle “Functionally.IO” publishes to the Cardano blockchain’s Mainnet.
curl 'https://graphql-api.mainnet.dandelion.link/' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H 'Accept: application/json' \ --data-binary '{"query":"query fmMetadata{transactions(where:{metadata:{key:{_in:[\"247426\",\"247427\"]}}}){metadata{key value}}}"}'
This oracle publishes the secured overnight financing (SOFR) rate each weekday, with spot rates for the US Federal Reserve, and futures rates for the CME.
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This oracle publishes energy prices in the United States each weekday, scraped from the US Energy Information Administration’s Daily Prices page.
| Wholesale Spot Petroleum Prices | Select Spot Prices for Delivery Today | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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Crude Oil ($/barrel)
Gasoline (RBOB) ($/gallon)
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Low-Sulfur Diesel ($/gallon)
Propane ($/gallon)
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Electricity ($/MWh)
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CrimPapers
Articles published on 30 July 2019
On 30 July 2019, 12 new articles were published in 10 journals.
‘typical Scripts’ and Their Silences: Exploring Myths About Sexual Violence and Lgbtq People From the Perspectives of Support Workers by Shaez Mortimer, Anastasia Powell, Larissa Sandy
Unwanted Sexual Attention in the Night-Time Economy: Behaviors, Safety Strategies, and Conceptualizing “Feisty Femininity” by Clare Gunby, Anna Carline, Stuart Taylor, Helena Gosling
Forensic Nursing Examination to Screen For Traumatic Brain Injury Following Intimate Partner Violence by Bridget Ralston, Jill Rable, Todd Larson, Hirsch Handmaker, Jonathan Lifshitz
Traumatic Brain Injury in Victims of Domestic Violence by Jonathan Lifshitz, Sonya Crabtree-Nelson, Dorothy A. Kozlowski
Rethinking Turning Points: Trajectories of Parenthood and Desistance
An Investigation of the Efficacy of Programs to Prevent Stress in Law Enforcement Officers: A Program Manager’s Perspective
Can Police Be Trained in Trauma Processing to Minimise Ptsd Symptoms? Feasibility and Proof of Concept With A Newly Recruited UK Police Population by Jessica K Miller, Alexandra Peart, Magdalena Soffia
How People Judge Policing by Robert E. Worden, Hannah Cochran
Terrorism As Parochial Altruism: Experimental Evidence by Zoey Reeve
Compared to What? A Meta-Analysis of Batterer Intervention Studies Using Nontreated Controls Or Comparisons by Shih-Ying Cheng, Maxine Davis, Melissa Jonson-Reid, Lauren Yaeger
Pain in the Acute Aftermath of Stalking: Associations With Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms, Depressive Symptoms, and Posttraumatic Cognitions by Matthew C. Morris, Brooklynn Bailey, Ernesto Ruiz
Image-Based Sexual Abuse: Online Distribution Channels and Illicit Communities of Support by Nicola Henry, Asher Flynn


| DOSE: |
150 mg |
oral |
MDE |
(capsule) |
Material : The MDE was from a reliable source in the form of hard powder chunks in capsules. The certainty of material was pretty high. The MDE powder tastes bitter, especially strong on the front of the tongue. Zam thinks it tastes about the same as MDMA, while Zara thinks it's not quite as bitter as MDMA or 2CB.
Zam (male) : body weight ~ 100 kg (220 lb). Zam's general entheogen sensitivity is average, though usually he prefers somewhat lighter doses than others. He chose to do 150 mg MDE.
Zara (female) : body weight ~75kg (160 lb). Zara's entheogen sensitivity is definitely higher than average, requiring less material than most people with most substances. She chose to do 100 mg MDE.
OVERVIEW
The effects were very similar in direction and tone to MDMA, but with much less physical body pleasure, less memory disruption, less unbridled euphoria, less need/desire to talk talk talk, feeling more quiet, very positive mood, pleasant but consistent warm body vibration / trembling. Made for an excellent chance to connect, much like with MDMA, but without the strong negative effects generally experienced both during and after MDMA.
We would both like to do this again, perhaps in 6 months or so. I think next time I would want to perhaps try 2C-B on the tail end as a re-integration tool.
DETAILS
10:40 (T+ 0) - We carefully measured out our MDE doses and each put our powder in a small amount of grape juice and then drank the juice. This potion is drunk on an empty stomach (neither of us had eaten a meal during the day, but Zara had some peanuts 45 minutes earlier). Strong bitter flavor. Zam came at this New Year's Eve with a desire to create some openness in the work stress and cynicism that has settled in over the last few months. He spoke and invited openness into himself as his last MDMA encounter had been very alienating and isolating. We were both a little concerned that the MDE might have the same effect.
10:48 (T+ :08) - Zam feels a light level of warm settling energy in limbs and body.
10:58 (T+ :18) - Zara starts to feel a 'lighter floatier feel' in her body.
11:00 (T+ :20) - Zam 'Odd eye tracking change' - definite effects starting, focus of eyes and mind lagging behind head movement.
11:05 (T+ :25) - Both of us are feeling small miscellaneous alerts, suggesting that we're getting closer to launch.
11:10 (T+ :30) - Zara is coming up strongly & quickly. Within the span of about 1-3 minutes she went from feeling tiny alerts to being fully on.
Zam is noticing a persistence of visual objects occurring. When he looks at an object, then looks away, the shadow of the object is still in his visual field. (like looking at the sun and looking away, but with much less bright objects)
11:14 (T+ :34) - Some coordination confusion, Zara drops a couple things.
11:18 (T+ :38) - Huge increase in sweating for both of us, especially hands (sweaty palms). This isn't particularly unpleasant, just interesting.
Zara is finding the experience very mdma like, with a floaty body and mind feel and warmth throughout her body. Zara also notices the odd sensation of having to pee, while not actually needing to. This is a sensation familiar while coming up on MDMA.
11:21 (T+ :41) - Zara needed to take a shit which is also common for many people when coming up on MDMA.
11: 24 (T+ :44) - Zara notices that she's not having much difficulty with mental thought processes ... certainly nowhere near as much trouble following a train of thought and remembering things (short term memory) as with cannabis.
11:25 (T+ :45) - Zam wrote: 'able to think clearly, linear thought good, no memory disruption or focus problems'.
11:26 (T+ :46) - Both of us experience shakey bodies but not unpleasant, shivers are somewhat constant with a pleasant warm vibration.
Zam : Ear Temp: 99.0 (avg of 3 temps) Zara : Ear temp: 98.8 (avg of 3 temps)
11:56 (T+ 1:16) - Zam is experiencing jaw tension, but it's not too bad. Eyes are jumping around, we both feel good, sweaty, somewhat shakey, mild empathy, comfy jittery, not as pushed to talk as with MDMA, feel quieter, relaxed without feeling opiated.
12:00 (T+ 1:20) - Watch a little new years eve 'hurray' on tv.
12:31 (T+ 1:51) - Zara is feeling talkative and good. Very open and comfortable with both the desire and ability to analyze life situations and problems. This aspect is not as pushy as with MDMA, but definitely quite openning and helpful. We spend quite a bit of time sitting on the floor and talking, open, but not absurdly so. We have a very nice talk and enjoy planning the next few months. Talking about recent communication breakdowns, forgiveness is easy, and we feel good about how we're talking. It all seems very practical and natural. Zam is definitely experiencing a medium level of jaw tension.
12:50 (T+ 2:10) - Zara is experiencing somewhat consistent and mildly annoying flitty mind anxiety. There is no particular focus for the anxiety, but it's destracting to her to constantly have her attention drawn away from the conversation at hand so she decides to try to reduce that with a small 5 mg dose of valium. Zam also decides to try valium to combat his jaw tension.
1:00 (T+ 2:20) - We check for and notice mild analgesia (pain reduction). We tested this by pinching strongly the flesh between thumb and forefinger. The normal level of pain was obviously somewhat reduced.
1:15 (T+ 2:35) -
Zam: Ear temp - 99.6F Zara: Ear temp - 98.8F
Zara spends a while trying to describe her method of breathing to relax from stress or anxiety. The best description she could come up with was 'Picture a black holo-deck (Star Trek style).  Take a deep breath in and then try to breathe out into that space. Spread yourself and your consciousness to fill the whole space, expand yourself into the space.'
1:15 (T+ 2:35) - We both feel the first alerts of coming down off the MDE plateau.
1:35 (T+ 2:55) - We are definitely coming down, palms are noticeably less sweaty. The come-down seems nice, smooth and mild, and we're both still comfy and happy.
1:40 (T+ 3:00) - Zam is coming down a lot, feeling a little tired, jaw tension, not as interested in conversation, mind feeling a little bored. This is a little like the post lsd 'strung out' kind of mind feel. Not really focusing or wanting to focus on anything.
1:50 (T+ 3:10) - Zara is considerably closer to a normal mental state. Finding it more difficult to be enmeshed in and enraptured by life.  Feel like doing something more than sitting and talking where sitting and talking was totally ideal only 40 minutes ago. She now finds herself thinking 'what's next?'
2:30 (T+ 3:50) - Both Zam & Zara take a prozac and an ibuprofen.
4:00 (T+4:20) - Both take 500mg L-Tryptophan and eat a few carrots. Male has a little yogurt.
The tail end of the experience had some lingering body effects. While this felt a little like the end of an MDMA experience, it was not as bad. Where one normally get a sad 'waving bye-bye to the good friend as they're leaving' feeling when the effects of MDMA subside, this was less sad, seemingly in the same proportion that the MDE effects were less 'Super Happy Lovey Yumm' than MDMA has been.
It seemed like the body and mind effects lingered for a couple more hours.
In all, Zara seemed to have somewhat stronger effects than Zam, but not by a great deal. Zam's MDMA experiences have shown him that he's perhaps somewhat psycho-spiritually or physically resistant to the MD* spaces and finds them hard to flow with when he's there. But this was very pleasant and he didn't feel significant resistance.
The next day, the hangover effects were calm for both of us. A mild headache for Zam which is normal for him after virtually all entheogens. He took an additional L-Tryptophan and ate normally. Definitely feeling a little tired, but nowhere near as run down as after MDMA. We both also experienced mild jaw tension the day after.
Two days later the hangover from the MDE was mostly non-existent, certainly significantly less than 2 days after MDMA.
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MTData automates the collection and preparation of machine translation (MT) datasets. It provides CLI and python APIs, which can be used for preparing MT experiments.
This tool knows:
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From where to download data sets: WMT News Translation tests and devs for Paracrawl, Europarl, News Commentary, WikiTitles, Tilde Model corpus, OPUS …
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How to extract files : .tar, .tar.gz, .tgz, .zip, …
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How to parse .tmx, .sgm and such XMLs, or .tsv … Checks if they have same number of segments.
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Whether parallel data is in one .tsv file or two sgm files.
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Whether data is compressed in gz, xz or none at all.
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Whether the source-target is in the same order or is it swapped as target-source order.
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How to map code to ISO language codes! Using ISO 639_3 that has space for 7000+ languages of our planet.
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New in v0.3: BCP-47 like language ID: (language, script, region)
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Download only once and keep the files in local cache.
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(And more of such tiny details over the time.)
MTData is here to:
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Automate machinbe translation training data creation by taking out human intervention. This is inspired by SacreBLEU that takes out human intervention at the evaluation stage.
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A reusable tool instead of dozens of use-once shell scripts spread across multiple repos.
Installation
# Option 1: from pypi
pip install -I mtdata
# To install a specific version, get version number from https://pypi.org/project/mtdata/#history
pip install mtdata==[version]
# Option 2: install from latest master branch
pip install -I git+https://github.com/thammegowda/mtdata
# Option 3: for development/editable mode
git clone https://github.com/thammegowda/mtdata
cd mtdata
pip install --editable .
Current Status:
We have added some commonly used datasets - you are welcome to add more! These are the summary of datasets from various sources (Updated: Feb 2022).
| Source | Dataset Count |
|---|---|
OPUS |
131,359 |
Neulab |
4,455 |
1,617 |
|
AllenAi |
1,611 |
ELRC |
1,506 |
EU |
1,178 |
Statmt |
752 |
Tilde |
519 |
LinguaTools |
253 |
Anuvaad |
196 |
AI4Bharath |
192 |
ParaCrawl |
127 |
Lindat |
56 |
UN |
30 |
JoshuaDec |
29 |
StanfordNLP |
15 |
ParIce |
8 |
Phontron |
4 |
NRC_CA |
4 |
IITB |
3 |
WAT |
3 |
KECL |
2 |
Masakhane |
2 |
Total |
143,921 |
Usecases
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WMT 2023 General (News) Translation Task: https://www.statmt.org/wmt23/mtdata/
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WMT 2022 General (News) Translation Task: https://www.statmt.org/wmt22/mtdata/
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USC ISI’s 500-to-English MT: http://rtg.isi.edu/many-eng/ http://gowda.ai/006-many-to-eng/)
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Meta AI’s 200-to-200 MT: Whitepaper
CLI Usage
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After pip installation, the CLI can be called using
mtdata
command orpython -m mtdata
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There are two sub commands:
list
for listing the datasets, andget
for getting them
mtdata list
Lists datasets that are known to this tool.
mtdata list -h
usage: __main__.py list [-h] [-l L1-L2] [-n [NAME ...]] [-nn [NAME ...]] [-f] [-o OUT]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l L1-L2, --langs L1-L2
Language pairs; e.g.: deu-eng (default: None)
-n [NAME ...], --names [NAME ...]
Name of dataset set; eg europarl_v9. (default: None)
-nn [NAME ...], --not-names [NAME ...]
Exclude these names (default: None)
-f, --full Show Full Citation (default: False)
# List everything ; add | cut -f1 to see ID column only
mtdata list | cut -f1
# List a lang pair
mtdata list -l deu-eng
# List a dataset by name(s)
mtdata list -n europarl
mtdata list -n europarl news_commentary
# list by both language pair and dataset name
mtdata list -l deu-eng -n europarl news_commentary newstest_deen | cut -f1
Statmt-europarl-9-deu-eng
Statmt-europarl-7-deu-eng
Statmt-news_commentary-14-deu-eng
Statmt-news_commentary-15-deu-eng
Statmt-news_commentary-16-deu-eng
Statmt-newstest_deen-2014-deu-eng
Statmt-newstest_deen-2015-deu-eng
Statmt-newstest_deen-2016-deu-eng
Statmt-newstest_deen-2017-deu-eng
Statmt-newstest_deen-2018-deu-eng
Statmt-newstest_deen-2019-deu-eng
Statmt-newstest_deen-2020-deu-eng
Statmt-europarl-10-deu-eng
OPUS-europarl-8-deu-eng
# get citation of a dataset (if available in index.py)
mtdata list -l deu-eng -n newstest_deen --full
Dataset ID
Dataset IDs are standardized to this format:
<Group>-<name>-<version>-<lang1>-<lang2>
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Group
: source or the website where we are obtaining this dataset -
name
: name of the dataset -
version
: version name -
lang1
andlang2
are BCP47-like codes. In simple case, they are ISO-639-3 codes, however, they might have script and language tags separated by underscores (_
).
mtdata get
This command downloads datasets specified by names for languages to a directory.
You will have to make definite choice for --train
and --test
arguments
mtdata get -h python -m mtdata get -h usage: __main__.py get [-h] -l L1-L2 [-tr [ID ...]] [-ts [ID ...]] [-dv ID] [--merge | --no-merge] [--compress] -o OUT_DIR optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -l L1-L2, --langs L1-L2 Language pairs; e.g.: deu-eng (default: None) -tr [ID ...], --train [ID ...] Names of datasets separated by space, to be used for *training*. e.g. -tr Statmt-news_commentary-16-deu-eng europarl_v9 . To concatenate all these into a single train file, set --merge flag. (default: None) -ts [ID ...], --test [ID ...] Names of datasets separated by space, to be used for *testing*. e.g. "-ts Statmt-newstest_deen-2019-deu-eng Statmt-newstest_deen-2020-deu-eng ". You may also use shell expansion if your shell supports it. e.g. "-ts Statmt-newstest_deen-20{19,20}-deu-eng" (default: None) -dv ID, --dev ID Dataset to be used for development (aka validation). e.g. "-dv Statmt-newstest_deen-2017-deu-eng" (default: None) --merge Merge train into a single file (default: False) --no-merge Do not Merge train into a single file (default: True) --compress Keep the files compressed (default: False) -o OUT_DIR, --out OUT_DIR Output directory name (default: None)
Quickstart / Example
See what datasets are available for deu-eng
$ mtdata list -l deu-eng | cut -f1 # see available datasets
Statmt-commoncrawl_wmt13-1-deu-eng
Statmt-europarl_wmt13-7-deu-eng
Statmt-news_commentary_wmt18-13-deu-eng
Statmt-europarl-9-deu-eng
Statmt-europarl-7-deu-eng
Statmt-news_commentary-14-deu-eng
Statmt-news_commentary-15-deu-eng
Statmt-news_commentary-16-deu-eng
Statmt-wiki_titles-1-deu-eng
Statmt-wiki_titles-2-deu-eng
Statmt-newstest_deen-2014-deu-eng
....[truncated]
Get these datasets and store under dir data/deu-eng
$ mtdata get -l deu-eng --out data/deu-eng --merge \
--train Statmt-europarl-10-deu-eng Statmt-news_commentary-16-deu-eng \
--dev Statmt-newstest_deen-2017-deu-eng --test Statmt-newstest_deen-20{18,19,20}-deu-eng
# ...[truncated]
INFO:root:Train stats:
{
"total": 2206240,
"parts": {
"Statmt-news_commentary-16-deu-eng": 388482,
"Statmt-europarl-10-deu-eng": 1817758
}
}
INFO:root:Dataset is ready at deu-eng
To reproduce this dataset again in the future or by others, please refer to <out-dir>/mtdata.signature.txt
:
$ cat deu-eng/mtdata.signature.txt
mtdata get -l deu-eng -tr Statmt-europarl-10-deu-eng Statmt-news_commentary-16-deu-eng \
-ts Statmt-newstest_deen-2018-deu-eng Statmt-newstest_deen-2019-deu-eng Statmt-newstest_deen-2020-deu-eng \
-dv Statmt-newstest_deen-2017-deu-eng --merge -o <out-dir>
mtdata version 0.3.0-dev
See what the above command has accomplished:
$ tree data/deu-eng/
├── dev.deu -> tests/Statmt-newstest_deen-2017-deu-eng.deu
├── dev.eng -> tests/Statmt-newstest_deen-2017-deu-eng.eng
├── mtdata.signature.txt
├── test1.deu -> tests/Statmt-newstest_deen-2020-deu-eng.deu
├── test1.eng -> tests/Statmt-newstest_deen-2020-deu-eng.eng
├── test2.deu -> tests/Statmt-newstest_deen-2018-deu-eng.deu
├── test2.eng -> tests/Statmt-newstest_deen-2018-deu-eng.eng
├── test3.deu -> tests/Statmt-newstest_deen-2019-deu-eng.deu
├── test3.eng -> tests/Statmt-newstest_deen-2019-deu-eng.eng
├── tests
│ ├── Statmt-newstest_deen-2017-deu-eng.deu
│ ├── Statmt-newstest_deen-2017-deu-eng.eng
│ ├── Statmt-newstest_deen-2018-deu-eng.deu
│ ├── Statmt-newstest_deen-2018-deu-eng.eng
│ ├── Statmt-newstest_deen-2019-deu-eng.deu
│ ├── Statmt-newstest_deen-2019-deu-eng.eng
│ ├── Statmt-newstest_deen-2020-deu-eng.deu
│ └── Statmt-newstest_deen-2020-deu-eng.eng
├── train-parts
│ ├── Statmt-europarl-10-deu-eng.deu
│ ├── Statmt-europarl-10-deu-eng.eng
│ ├── Statmt-news_commentary-16-deu-eng.deu
│ └── Statmt-news_commentary-16-deu-eng.eng
├── train.deu
├── train.eng
├── train.meta.gz
└── train.stats.json
Recipes
Since v0.3.1
Recipe is a set of datasets nominated for train, dev, and tests, and are meant to improve reproducibility of experiments. Recipes are loaded from
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Default:
mtdata/recipe/recipes.yml
from source code -
Cache dir:
$MTDATA/mtdata.recipes.yml
where$MTDATA
has default of~/.mtdata
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Current dir: All files matching the glob:
$PWD/mtdata.recipes*.yml
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If current dir is not preferred,
export MTDATA_RECIPES=/path/to/dir
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Alternatively,
MTDATA_RECIPES=/path/to/dir mtdata list-recipe
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See mtdata/recipe/recipes.yml
for the format and examples.
mtdata list-recipe # see all recipes
mtdata get-recipe -ri <recipe_id> -o <out_dir> # get recipe, recreate dataset
Language Name Standardization
ISO 639 3
Internally, all language codes are mapped to ISO-639 3 codes.
The mapping can be inspected with python -m mtdata.iso ` or `mtdata-iso
$ mtdata-iso -h
usage: python -m mtdata.iso [-h] [-b] [langs [langs ...]]
ISO 639-3 lookup tool
positional arguments:
langs Language code or name that needs to be looked up. When no
language code is given, all languages are listed.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-b, --brief be brief; do crash on error inputs
# list all 7000+ languages and their 3 letter codes
$ mtdata-iso # python -m mtdata.iso
...
# lookup codes for some languages
$ mtdata-iso ka kn en de xx english german
Input ISO639_3 Name
ka kat Georgian
kn kan Kannada
en eng English
de deu German
xx -none- -none-
english eng English
german deu German
# Print no header, and crash on error;
$ mtdata-iso xx -b
Exception: Unable to find ISO 639-3 code for 'xx'. Please run
python -m mtdata.iso | grep -i <name>
to know the 3 letter ISO code for the language.
To use Python API
from mtdata.iso import iso3_code
print(iso3_code('en', fail_error=True))
print(iso3_code('eNgLIsH', fail_error=True)) # case doesnt matter
BCP-47
Since v0.3.0
We used ISO 639-3 from the beginning, however, we soon faced the limitation that ISO 639-3 cannot distinguish script and region variants of language. So we have upgraded to BCP-47 like language tags in v0.3.0
.
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BCP47 uses two-letter codes to some and three-letter codes to the rest, we use three-letter codes to all languages.
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BCP47 uses
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hyphens we use_
underscores, since hyphens are used by MT community to separate bitext pairs (e.g. en-de or eng-deu)
Our tags are of form xxx_Yyyy_ZZ
where
| Pattern | Purpose | Standard | Length | Case | Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Language |
ISO 639-3 |
three-letters |
lowercase |
mandatory |
|
Script |
ISO 15924 |
four-letters |
Titlecase |
optional |
|
Region |
ISO 3166-1 |
two-letters |
CAPITALS |
optional |
Notes:
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Region is preserved when available and left blank when unavailable
-
Script
Yyyy
is forcibly suppressed in obvious cases. E.g.eng
is written usingLatn
script, writingeng-Latn
is just awkward to read asLatn
is default we suppressLatn
script for English. On the other hand a language likeKannada
is written usingKnda
script (kan-Knda
->kan
), but occasionally written usingLatn
script, sokan-Latn
is not suppressed. -
The information about what is default script is obtained from IANA language code registry
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Language code
mul
stands for _multiple languages, and is used as a placeholder for multilingual datasets (Seemul-eng
to represent many-to-English dataset recipes in (mtdata/recipe/recipes.yml)
Example:
To inspect parsing/mapping, use python -m mtdata.iso.bcp47 <args>
mtdata-bcp47 eng English en-US en-GB eng-Latn kan Kannada-Deva hin-Deva kan-Latn
| INPUT | STD | LANG | SCRIPT | REGION |
|---|---|---|---|---|
eng |
eng |
eng |
None |
None |
English |
eng |
eng |
None |
None |
en-US |
eng_US |
eng |
None |
US |
en-GB |
eng_GB |
eng |
None |
GB |
eng-Latn |
eng |
eng |
None |
None |
kan |
kan |
kan |
None |
None |
Kannada-Deva |
kan_Deva |
kan |
Deva |
None |
hin-Deva |
hin |
hin |
None |
None |
kan-Latn |
kan_Latn |
kan |
Latn |
None |
kan-in |
kan_IN |
kan |
None |
IN |
kn-knda-in |
kan_IN |
kan |
None |
IN |
Python API for BCP47 Mapping
from mtdata.iso.bcp47 import bcp47
tag = bcp47("en_US")
print(*tag) # tag is a tuple
print(f"{tag}") # str(tag) gets standardized string
How to Contribute:
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Please help grow the datasets by adding any missing and new datasets to
index
module. -
Please create issues and/or pull requests at https://github.com/thammegowda/mtdata/
Change Cache Directory:
The default cache directory is $HOME/.mtdata
.
It can grow to a large size when you download a lot of datasets using this command.
To change it:
-
set the following environment variable
export MTDATA=/path/to/new-cache-dir
-
Alternatively, move
$HOME/.mtdata
to the desired place and create a symbolic linkmv $HOME/.mtdata /path/to/new/place ln -s /path/to/new/place $HOME/.mtdata
Run tests
Tests are located in tests/ directory. To run all the tests:
python -m pytest
Developers and Contributor:
Citation
@inproceedings{gowda-etal-2021-many, title = "Many-to-{E}nglish Machine Translation Tools, Data, and Pretrained Models", author = "Gowda, Thamme and Zhang, Zhao and Mattmann, Chris and May, Jonathan", booktitle = "Proceedings of the 59th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics and the 11th International Joint Conference on Natural Language Processing: System Demonstrations", month = aug, year = "2021", address = "Online", publisher = "Association for Computational Linguistics", url = "https://aclanthology.org/2021.acl-demo.37", doi = "10.18653/v1/2021.acl-demo.37", pages = "306--316", }
Disclaimer on Datasets
This tools downloads and prepares public datasets. We do not host or distribute these datasets, vouch for their quality or fairness, or make any claims regarding license to use these datasets. It is your responsibility to determine whether you have permission to use the dataset under the dataset’s license.
We request all the users of this tool to cite the original creators of the datsets, which maybe obtained from mtdata list -n <NAME> -l <L1-L2> -full
.
If you’re a dataset owner and wish to update any part of it (description, citation, etc.), or do not want your dataset to be included in this library, please get in touch through a GitHub issue. Thanks for your contribution to the ML community!


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