Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)¶
General MNE-Python issues¶
Help! I can’t get Python and MNE-Python working!¶
Check out our installation instructions for Python and MNE-Python.
I still can’t get it to work!¶
See Getting help.
I can’t get Mayavi/3D plotting to work under Windows¶
If Mayavi plotting in Jupyter Notebooks doesn’t work well, using the IPython
magic %gui qt
after importing MNE/Mayavi/PySurfer should help.
from mayavi import mlab
%gui qt
Python runs on macOS extremely slow even on simple commands!¶
Python uses some backends that interfere with the macOS energy saver when
using an IDE such as Spyder or PyCharm. To test it, import time
and run:
start = time.time(); time.sleep(0.0005); print(time.time() - start)
If it takes several seconds you can either:
Install the module
appnope
and run in your script:import appnope appnope.nope()
Change the configuration defaults by running in your terminal:
$ defaults write org.python.python NSAppSleepDisabled -bool YES
How do I cite MNE?¶
I’m not sure how to do X analysis step with my Y data…¶
Knowing “the right thing” to do with EEG and MEG data is challenging. We use the MNE Forum to discuss analysis strategies for different kinds of data. It’s worth searching the archives to see if there have been relevant discussions in the past, but don’t hesitate to ask a new question if the answer isn’t out there already.
I think I found a bug, what do I do?¶
When you encounter an error message or unexpected results, it can be hard to tell whether it happened because of a bug in MNE-Python, a mistake in user code, a corrupted data file, or irregularities in the data itself. Your first step when asking for help should be the MNE Forum, not GitHub. This bears repeating: the GitHub issue tracker is not for usage help — it is for software bugs, feature requests, and improvements to documentation. If you open an issue that contains only a usage question, we will close the issue and direct you to the forum. If you’re pretty sure the problem you’ve encountered is a software bug (not bad data or user error):
Make sure you’re using the most current version. You can check it locally at a shell prompt with:
$ mne sys_info
which will also give you version info about important MNE-Python dependencies.
If you’re already on the most current version, if possible try using the latest development version, as the bug may have been fixed already since the latest release. If you can’t try the latest development version, search the GitHub issues page to see if the problem has already been reported and/or fixed.
Try to replicate the problem with one of the MNE sample datasets. If you can’t replicate it with a built-in dataset, provide a link to a small, anonymized portion of your data that does yield the error.
If the problem persists, open a new issue and include the smallest possible code sample that replicates the error you’re seeing. Paste the code sample into the issue, with a line containing three backticks (```) above and below the lines of code. This minimal working example should be self-contained, which means that MNE-Python contributors should be able to copy and paste the provided snippet and replicate the bug on their own computers.
Why is it dangerous to “pickle” my MNE-Python objects and data for later use?¶
Pickling data and MNE-Python objects for later use can be tempting due to its simplicity and generality, but it is usually not the best option. Pickling is not designed for stable persistence, and it is likely that you will not be able to read your data in the not-too-distant future. For details, see:
MNE-Python is designed to provide its own file saving formats (often based on
the FIF standard) for its objects usually via a save
method or write_*
method, e.g. mne.io.Raw.save()
, mne.Epochs.save()
,
mne.write_evokeds()
, mne.SourceEstimate.save()
. If you have some
data that you want to save but can’t figure out how, post to the MNE Forum
or to the GitHub issues page.
If you want to write your own data to disk (e.g., subject behavioral scores), we strongly recommend using h5io, which is based on the HDF5 format and h5py, to save data in a fast, future-compatible, standard format.
I downloaded a dataset once, but MNE-Python is asking to download it again. Why?¶
The default location for the MNE-sample data is ~/mne_data
. If you
downloaded data and an example asks you whether to download it again, make sure
the data reside in the examples directory and that you run the script from its
current directory:
$ cd examples/preprocessing
Then in Python you can do:
In [1]: %run plot_find_ecg_artifacts.py
See Datasets Overview for a list of all available datasets and some advanced configuration options, e.g. to specify a custom location for storing the datasets.
A function uses multiple CPU cores even though I didn’t tell it to. Why?¶
Ordinarily in MNE-python the parallel
module is used to deploy multiple
cores via the n_jobs
variable. However, functions like
mne.preprocessing.maxwell_filter()
that use scipy.linalg
do not
have an n_jobs
flag but may still use multiple cores. This is because
scipy.linalg
is built with linear algebra libraries that natively
support multithreading:
Intel Math Kernel Library (MKL), which uses OpenMP
To control how many cores are used for linear-algebra-heavy functions like
mne.preprocessing.maxwell_filter()
, you can set the OMP_NUM_THREADS
or OPENBLAS_NUM_THREADS
environment variable to the desired number of cores
for MKL or OpenBLAS, respectively. This can be done before running Python, or
inside Python you can achieve the same effect by, e.g.:
>>> import os
>>> num_cpu = '4' # Set as a string
>>> os.environ['OMP_NUM_THREADS'] = num_cpu
This must be done before running linear algebra functions; subsequent changes in the same Python session will have no effect.
I have a mystery FIF file, how do I read it?¶
The mne.what()
function can be called on any .fif
file to
identify the kind of data contained in the file. This will help you determine
whether to use mne.read_cov()
, mne.read_epochs()
,
mne.read_evokeds()
, etc. There is also a corresponding command line tool
mne what:
$ mne what sample_audvis_eog-eve.fif
events
Resampling and decimating data¶
What are all these options for resampling, decimating, and binning data?¶
There are many functions in MNE-Python for changing the effective sampling rate of data. We’ll discuss some major ones here, with some of their implications:
mne.io.Raw.resample()
is used to resample (typically downsample) raw data. Resampling is the two-step process of applying a low-pass FIR filter and subselecting samples from the data.Using this function to resample data before forming
mne.Epochs
for final analysis is generally discouraged because doing so effectively loses precision of (and jitters) the event timings, see this gist as a demonstration. However, resampling raw data can be useful for (at least):Computing projectors in low- or band-passed data
Exploring data
mne.preprocessing.ICA.fit()
decimates data without low-passing, but is only used for fitting a statistical model to the data.mne.Epochs.decimate()
, which does the same thing as thedecim
parameter in themne.Epochs
constructor, sub-selects every \(N^{th}\) sample before and after each event. This should only be used when the raw data have been sufficiently low-passed e.g. bymne.io.Raw.filter()
to avoid aliasing artifacts.mne.Epochs.resample()
,mne.Evoked.resample()
, andmne.SourceEstimate.resample()
all resample data. This process avoids potential aliasing artifacts because the resampling process applies a low-pass filter. However, this filtering introduces edge artifacts. Edge artifacts also exist when usingmne.io.Raw.resample()
, but there the edge artifacts are constrained to two times: the start and end of the recording. With these three methods, edge artifacts are introduced to the start and end of every epoch of data (or the start and end of themne.Evoked
ormne.SourceEstimate
data), which often has a more pronounced effect on the data.mne.SourceEstimate.bin()
can be used to decimate, with or without “binning” (averaging across data points). This is equivalent to applying a moving-average (boxcar) filter to the data and decimating. A boxcar in time is a sinc in frequency, so this acts as a simplistic, non-ideal low-pass filter; this will reduce but not eliminate aliasing if data were not sufficiently low-passed. In the case where the “filter” or bin-width is a single sample (i.e., an impulse) this operation simplifies to decimation without filtering.
Resampling raw data is taking forever! What do I do?¶
mne.io.Raw.resample()
has a parameter npad=='auto'
. This is the
default, but if you’ve changed it you could try changing it back to 'auto'
,
it might help.
If you have an NVIDIA GPU you could also try using GPU acceleration with CUDA, which can sometimes speed up filtering and resampling operations by an order of magnitude.
Forward and Inverse Solution¶
How should I regularize the covariance matrix?¶
The estimated covariance can be numerically unstable and tends to induce correlations between estimated source amplitudes and the number of samples available. It is thus suggested to regularize the noise covariance matrix (see Regularization of the noise-covariance matrix), especially if only few samples are available. Unfortunately it is not easy to tell the effective number of samples, hence, to choose the appropriate regularization. In MNE-Python, regularization is done using advanced regularization methods described in 1. For this the ‘auto’ option can be used. With this option cross-validation will be used to learn the optimal regularization:
>>> import mne
>>> epochs = mne.read_epochs(epochs_path)
>>> cov = mne.compute_covariance(epochs, tmax=0., method='auto')
This procedure evaluates the noise covariance quantitatively by how well it
whitens the data using the negative log-likelihood of unseen data. The final
result can also be visually inspected. Under the assumption that the baseline
does not contain a systematic signal (time-locked to the event of interest),
the whitened baseline signal should be follow a multivariate Gaussian
distribution, i.e., whitened baseline signals should be between -1.96 and 1.96
at a given time sample. Based on the same reasoning, the expected value for the
global field power (GFP) is 1 (calculation of the GFP
should take into account the true degrees of freedom, e.g. ddof=3
with 2
active SSP vectors):
>>> evoked = epochs.average()
>>> evoked.plot_white(cov)
This plot displays both, the whitened evoked signals for each channels and the whitened GFP. The numbers in the GFP panel represent the estimated rank of the data, which amounts to the effective degrees of freedom by which the squared sum across sensors is divided when computing the whitened GFP. The whitened GFP also helps detecting spurious late evoked components which can be the consequence of over- or under-regularization.
Note that if data have been processed using signal space separation (SSS) 2, gradiometers and magnetometers will be displayed jointly because both are reconstructed from the same SSS basis vectors with the same numerical rank. This also implies that both sensor types are not any longer linearly independent.
These methods for evaluation can be used to assess model violations. Additional introductory materials can be found here.
For expert use cases or debugging the alternative estimators can also be compared:
>>> covs = mne.compute_covariance(epochs, tmax=0., method='auto', return_estimators=True)
>>> evoked = epochs.average()
>>> evoked.plot_white(covs)
This will plot the whitened evoked for the optimal estimator and display the GFP for all estimators as separate lines in the related panel.
My watershed BEM meshes look incorrect¶
After using mne watershed_bem or mne.bem.make_watershed_bem()
you might find that the BEM meshes for the brain, inner skull, outer skull,
and/or scalp surfaces do not look correct in mne.viz.plot_alignment()
and mne.viz.plot_bem()
.
MNE relies on FreeSurfer’s mri_watershed to compute the BEM meshes. Freesurfer’s watershed bem strategy is to:
Compute the outer skin (scalp) surface
Shrink outer skin inward make the “outer skull”
Compute brain surface
Expand brain surface outward to make the “inner skull”
A common problem is to see:
the surface inner skull is not completely inside surface outer skull
When looking at the meshes, the inner skull surface (expanded brain surface) will have defects, and these defects will protrude into the outer skull surface (shrunken scalp surface). In these cases, you can try (in rough ascending order of difficulty):
Changing the
--preflood
/-p
parameter in mne watershed_bem.Changing the
--atlas
and--gcaatlas
options of mne watershed_bem.Manually editing the meshes (see this tutorial).
Manually running mri_watershed with various FreeSurfer flags (e.g.,
-less
to fix the output).Going farther back in your Freesurfer pipeline to fix the problem. In particular,
mri/brainmask.mgz
could be incorrectly generated by the autorecon1 step and contain some dura and/or skull within the brain mask. You can check by using freeview or some other MRI-viewing tool.Consult the Freesurfer docs on fixing errors.
Try tweaking the mri_normalize parameters via xopts, e.g.:
$ mri_normalize -mprage -b 20 -n 5
Try manually setting the control points and/or using -gentle.
Examine the talairach transformation to see if it’s not quite right, and if it’s not, adjust it manually.
Search the FreeSurfer listserv for other ideas
It can be helpful to run
recon_all -autorecon1 -xopts xopts.txt
in a clean directory first to see if this fixes everything, and, if not, then resorting to manual control point setting and/or talairach adjustment. Once everything looks good at the end of-autorecon1
, you can then run mne watershed_bem to see if the output is good. Once it is (and once brainmask.mgz is correct), you can then proceed withrecon_all -autorecon2
andrecon_all -autorecon3
to effectively complete allrecon_all
steps.
References¶
- 1
Denis A. Engemann and Alexandre Gramfort. Automated model selection in covariance estimation and spatial whitening of MEG and EEG signals. NeuroImage, 108:328–342, 2015. doi:10.1016/j.neuroimage.2014.12.040.
- 2
Samu Taulu, Juha Simola, and Matti J. Kajola. Applications of the signal space separation method. IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 53(9):3359–3372, 2005. doi:10.1109/TSP.2005.853302.


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Neuroplasticity
Understanding that the brain and a person’s ability to learn things is not set and it able to change continuously throughout a person’s life can be a huge difference in how a person approaches learning new or difficult ideas or topics. The idea of neuroplasticity is that the more you practice something, the better it will stick in your mind. Conversely, the less you practice something, the opposite will happen, you will not get better and in fact may lose some of that ability you worked on. By understanding that practice and study can make you better at things you may have thought you didn’t have the talent for can make those who were nervous or shy about giving it another go confidence. Knowing that by continuously practicing you can get better at things you thought you were not cut out for can be immensely helpful in allowing a person to give something another go, as long as they stick with it and trust the process.
Neuroplasticity and my studies
Especially with studying programming and computer science knowing that, scientifically, the saying “practice makes perfect” is true gives me the confidence to stick with it and keep on learning and improving. Since the field is always changing with new technologies and updates to existing technologies moving at an exponential rate, knowing that I can succeed with hard work and continuous study is a real boost to my confidence in learning and also in getting into the industry.
Growth Mindset
Growth mindset is the idea that intelligence can be honed and developed. The opposite of that is a fixed mindset which states that you are born with a certain, limited amount of intelligence. Growth mindset is relevant for the fact that just knowing that you can develop intelligence can be the thing that breaks those hurdles for some people. It can help someone overcome the hate for studying math or science, and in fact, with a little bit of study they might come to enjoy it.
My thoughts on Growth Mindset
I’ve always had the idea that intelligence is grown and not a fixed thing so this study of the growth mindset did not surprise me. Rather than something changing for me, I feel the idea that intelligence can be nurtured was reinforced. Just like with neuroplasticity, just by continuing to do do a little bit of coding every day will make me better at it. As long as I am consistent, even after studying at EDA I know that I can succeed in the field.
Finally
Neuroplasticity and growth mindset are two very similar ideas. They both deal with the brain and how you can develop it. You can be more intelligent, you can change your behaviour and as long as you work towards it, you can do anything you put your mind to.


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Just show me where you see this information.
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Ok, found it.
I must think about it and so some tests.
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Greetz
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I was doing some refactoring recently and made some interesting discoveries about how constants work in ruby.
What tripped me up was how much of a mess this code made:
module Greetings COMMON_GREETINGS = { "hello" => "Hello!", "goodbye" => "Good bye." } end class Greetings::Welcome GREETINGS = COMMON_GREETINGS.merge! { "welcome" => "Welcome" } end class Greetings::Christmas GREETINGS = COMMON_GREETINGS.merge! { "hoho" => "Ho Ho, Merry Christmas" } end
Can you spot the problems here? The first obvious one is merge with a bang, and the other I will explain below.
What is a constant?
Constants in ruby are anything starting with a capital letter. So class names are constants as well as all capital variables.
MAX_EXECUTION_TIME = "60"
Constants aren’t completely similar in other language. For example in Java and PHP you cannot re-assign or change a constant. In ruby you can:
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Now you do get a warning, but its not an error and will not stop you from continuing. In the first example, the merge! actually modified the original constant so this was applied too all other classes using this constant.
There is one thing you can do if you want to ensure that the Object that the constant holds will not be modified, and that is by using the method freeze.
http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.1.0/Object.html#method-i-freeze
2.0.0-p353 :001 > GREETING = "goodbye" => "goodbye" 2.0.0-p353 :002 > GREETING.freeze => "goodbye" 2.0.0-p353 :003 > GREETING << " and hello" RuntimeError: can't modify frozen String from (irb):3 from /home/kieran/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.0.0-p353/bin/irb:12:in `<main>'
But as you can see below, the Constant is still able to be re-assigned (but still gives us the warning).
2.0.0-p353 :004 > GREETING = "goodbye and hello" (irb):4: warning: already initialized constant GREETING (irb):1: warning: previous definition of GREETING was here => "goodbye and hello"
As pointed out by Andrew, you can freeze the class constant that an object refers to which will stop it from being modified.
class Foo BAR = 1 end # Works class Foo BAR = 2 end Foo.freeze # Doesn’t work class Foo BAR = 3 end
Some other useful things about class constants is how easily they can be accessed. Constants defined in a class can even be reached without creating an instance of the class. You can even dynamically call the constant if you have a reference to the Class variable that contains the constant. For example:
irb(main):005:0> class Work irb(main):006:1> JOB = "Gardening" irb(main):007:1> end => "Gardening" irb(main):008:0> work = Work => Work irb(main):009:0> work::JOB => "Gardening"
Im still not certain on how useful constants are for settings that never change but I prefer using them to class methods that re-define hashes every time they are called or yaml files. They can sometimes make testing easier and other times harder.
Do you use constants much and how do you use them? Reply in the comments below.


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Taurus is the second zodiac sign in the astrology. Read on to know more about your daily horoscope prediction for the day and find out about the events.
Written By Deepankar Ranjan | Mumbai | Updated On: November 25, 2019 21:53 IST
Taurus are individuals born between April 20 to May 21. They are highly ambitious and passionate people and are also quite practical. They love to lead a healthy life and are very particular about keeping themselves fit. Another interesting trait of Taureans is that they live life king size, and they enjoy luxury a lot. They like to stay in their comfort zone. They are big-time art lovers, who also have quite a stubborn personality. Here is the horoscope prediction for your day. Read on to see what the stars are holding for your today.
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Daily horoscope prediction for Taurus November 26, 2019
Love
You will spend a very fruitful day with your partner and get enough support for a very important decision that you have been planning for a long time. Be patient and listen carefully to top your partner's perspective as it might be effective for you. Try your best to keep up the balance in your relationship by maintaining the pace.
Career
You might suffer a loss or go through a crisis. Don't invest blindly on anything that fascinates you. Consult someone before investing as it is not a very good time for big deals. Don’t take hasty decisions as they will cause long term loss. It is a very crucial time in your career, so take every step very carefully.
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Health
You will not suffer any major illness as you will do great. You are more likely to take stress due to work that might affect your personal life as well. Try to meditate or do yoga to calm your senses for the smooth functioning of the body. Make yourself some fitness goals that will help you to get motivated to stay healthy and fit.
Family
You might resolve an issue with your family members. It will break the ice that has been formed for a long time. Do not hesitate while expressing yourself as it will help you to pitch your thoughts in a better way. You will also get a strong motivation from your family to perform an important task.
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Twilio Client Android SDK Changes
1.2.8 (Nov. 10, 2015)
New Features
- CLIENT-2014 - New API
setMetrics(boolean)
added inTwilioClient
to enable/disable the collection and transmission to Twilio of call quality analytics. This feature is enabled by default.
Bug Fixes
- CLIENT-2042 - Replacement of HttpClient with HttpURLConnection in Quickstart applications.
1.2.7 (Oct. 9, 2015)
Bug Fixes
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CLIENT-1888 - Added support for Extension Mechanisms for DNS (EDNS0) record types.
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CLIENT-1993,2000,2003 - Added support for Android 6.0; fixed crashes when releasing the Twilio Device and handling both incoming and outgoing calls.
1.2.6 (Aug. 17, 2015)
Bug Fixes
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CLIENT-1916 - onStopListening callback is now always called when device is updated with a new capability token.
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CLIENT-1919 - Fixed a crash when passing null to Device.connect() for an optional parameter.
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CLIENT-1927 - Connection.getParameters() returns a Map of URL decoded values.
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CLIENT-1929, CLIENT-1930, CLIENT-1934, CLIENT-1938 - Fixed a crash caused by improper shutdown of TwilioClientService.
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Note: CLIENT-1938 fix invalidates CLIENT-1903 fix provided in 1.2.5. If service attribute
android:stopWithTask
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1.2.5 (July 23, 2015)
Bug Fixes
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CLIENT-1849, CLIENT-1851 - Extended SIP registration error handling.
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CLIENT-1893 - Log messages for SIP registration redirects are now logged at INFO level.
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CLIENT-1897 - Fixed a crash that occurred during a network connectivity change sequence.
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CLIENT-1903 - Fixed an issue where clients could remain registered and receive incoming calls after the user application is killed and restarted. To utilize this fix, service attribute
android:stopWithTask
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Note: The
android:targetSdkVersion
has been changed to 15 to leverage additional functionality from the Android Service component,android:minSdkVersion
remains 8.
1.2.4 (June 25, 2015)
Bug Fixes
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CLIENT-1879 - onConnecting callback is now called only once after Device.connect().
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CLIENT-1881 - onStopListening callback is now called when device is updated with Outgoing-only token.
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CLIENT-1880 - onStartListening callback is now called when updated with valid capability token.
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CLIENT-1882 - SDK now receives presence events when subscribed.
1.2.3 (June 11, 2015)
Bug Fixes
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CLIENT-1699, CLIENT-1705 - Fixed a number of crashes that could occur when initial SIP request is sent to the server.
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CLIENT-1706 - Moved HTTP GET request from the UI thread to Asynctask in MonkeyPhone example.
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CLIENT-1846, CLIENT-1869, CLIENT-1870 - Fixed a crash that occurred on network connectivity change.
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CLIENT-1847 - The SDK now fires OnStartListening callback after SIP registration completes.
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CLIENT-1853, CLIENT-1691 - Fixed a number of crashes occurred calling Twilio.shutdown().
1.2.2 (Mar. 19, 2015)
New Features
- MSDK-88 - Android SDK exposes its version.
Bug Fixes
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MSDK-113 - Added capability token validity check before making an outbound call.
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MSDK-307 - ConnectionListener.onConnecting() is now invoked on incoming connections.
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MSDK-389 - Copy params map passed to Device.connect() instead of modifying the user-supplied map.
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MSDK-475 - Eliminated issue with updating capability token after token expires.
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MSDK-476 - Fix rare registration failure with redirect.
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MSDK-482 - Suppress wildcard certificate warning.
1.2.1 (Jan. 29, 2014)
New Features
Bug Fixes
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ASDK-8 - CallSid is now available for outgoing calls.
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MSDK-52 - Eliminated a rare crash when handling a 302 redirect response from Twilio.
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MSDK-79, MSDK-64, MSDK-66, MSDK-96 and MSDK-178 - Fixed a number of crashes that could occur when answering an incoming call.
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MSDK-89 - Fixed a crash that could occur when initializing a Device object with the incoming capability.
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MSDK-298 - The SDK now uses OpenSSL v1.0.1k
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MSDK-299 - Fixed a crash that would occur when caller hangs up right after initiating a call.
1.2.0 (Dec. 18, 2014)
Initial 1.2 release.
Support for Twilio’s Global Low Latency Routing
Twilio Client for Android now takes advantage of Twilio’s Global Low Latency (GLL) routing to further improve call quality. Media for all Twilio Client calls is routed to the Twilio data center geographically nearest to the user, significantly reducing call latency.
Richer Debug Logging
We’ve made it easier to find and resolve issues in your Twilio Client Android application with detailed logging with a simple API call.
Twilio.setLogLevel(int level);
The level parameter values correspond to the levels provided by the Android SDK : Log.ASSERT
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, Log.ERROR
, Log.INFO
, Log.VERBOSE
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#include <APIEntity.h>
Public Member Functions | |
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| Contstructor. | |
| void | handleClient (const APIRequest &request, APIResponse *response) |
| QByteArray | fetchEntity (const QString &name, const QUrl &url) |
| QByteArray | saveEntity (const QString &name, const QString &jsonText) |
| QByteArray | addEntity (const QString &name, const QString &jsonText) |
| void | deleteEntity (const QString &name, const QString &jsonText) |
API handler class for LCS database entities.
{get} /api/entity/[EntityName]:where Fetch FetchEntity Entity
{String} [fieldName] Any combination of FieldName=value pairs can be passed to filter the list returned. Multiple field/value pairs are joined as an "AND" in the generated WHERE clause. Fetches records from the [EntityName] table with the optional filters applied. This example fetches all controllerModules with an address of 2: http://localhost:8080/api/entity/controllerModule?address=2 {json} Success-Response: HTTP/1.1 200 OK [{ "address": "2", "controllerID": "24", "disable": "0", "id": "6", "moduleClass": "1", "moduleName": "TY30-4" }, { "address": "2", "controllerID": "31", "disable": "0", "id": "18", "moduleClass": "9", "moduleName": "CA Panel1 Output 2" }, { "address": "2", "controllerID": "34", "disable": "0", "id": "23", "moduleClass": "9", "moduleName": "CA Aux Panel Output 2" } ] {put} /api/entity/[EntityName] Update an Entity UpdateEntity Entity
Updates a specific record in the [EntityName] table. The entity is sent as a JSON document. This example updates a "route" with an ID of 7. Note: You only need to supply the fields that are modified, however like this example, you may include all fields. : http://localhost:8080/api/entity/route
body: { "id": 7, "routeName": "CA 1", "routeDescription": "New Description" }
{post} /api/entity/[EntityName] Add a new Entity AddEntity Entity
Adds a new record into the [EntityName] table. The entity is sent as a JSON document. This example adds a new "route". Note: Exclude the ID field as this field will be auto-generated. The newly generated id is part of the returned JSON payload. : http://localhost:8080/api/entity/route
body: { "routeName": "New Route" "routeDescription": "New Route Description" }
{json} Success-Response: HTTP/1.1 200 OK [{ "id": "15", "routeDescription": "New Route", "routeName": "New Route Description" } ] {delete} /api/entity/[EntityName] Delete an Entity DeleteEntity Entity
Deletes a specific record in the [EntityName] table. The entity is sent as a JSON document. This example deletes a "route" with an ID of 7.: http://localhost:8080/api/entity/route
body: { "id": 7 }
APIEntity This class handles basic database fetch and CRUD operations (Create, Update and Delete). See the API documentation for more information.
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| const QString & | jsonText | ||
| ) |
Adds a new row into the [name] table in the database.
| name | QString containing the table name. |
| jsonText | QString containing the data to be added. |
| void APIEntity::deleteEntity | ( | const QString & | name, |
| const QString & | jsonText | ||
| ) |
Deletes a specific row in the [name] table in the database.
| name | QString containing the table name. |
| jsonText | QString containing key data for the row to be deleted. |
| QByteArray APIEntity::fetchEntity | ( | const QString & | name, |
| const QUrl & | url | ||
| ) |
Fetches an entity list from the database with optional where clause values.
| name | QString containing the table name from which data is fetched. |
| url | QUrl containing optional field/value pairs used in the WHERE clause. |
| void APIEntity::handleClient | ( | const APIRequest & | request, |
| APIResponse * | response | ||
| ) |
API "/api/entity/[EntityName]" Handles fetch, add, update and delete functions on a database table. [EntityName] represents the target table.
| request | APIRequest containing the url of the request. Used by the fetch (get) operation as optional where clause entries. |
| response | APIResponse with the payload set to the data returned from the database. |
| QByteArray APIEntity::saveEntity | ( | const QString & | name, |
| const QString & | jsonText | ||
| ) |
Updates a specific row in the [name] table in the database.
| name | QString containing the table name. |
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Chris reached out to me on Instagram about planning a surprise proposal for his girlfriend Casie while they were on a family trip with their son in Portland. Of course I said yes! He mentioned that they wanted to do a trip out to the coast and asked if I had any suggestions on a location for him to propose. We settled on Cape Kiwanda and lucked out with an absolutely gorgeous day.
Chris wanted to keep everything a surprise so he told Casie to dress for a nice dinner, but nothing else. When I saw them arrive for a "walk on the beach" I let them wander for a bit before introducing myself as a local photographer that just had a couple reschedule due to food poisoning. I asked Chris, Casie, and their son if they'd be open to letting me take some family photos of them since I already had all my gear and it was such a beautiful day. After a few looks back and forth they agreed. About 5 minutes into the session I gave Chris our cue and he got down on one knee right on the edge of the ocean. I'll let the pictures show how the rest turned out. Spoiler: she said yes.


Link is the main protagonist of Nintendo's video game series The Legend of Zelda. He appears in several incarnations over the course of the games, and also features in other Nintendo media, including merchandising comic books and animated series.
Though she is the eponymous character, Zelda's story role is often that of a damsel in distress or "donor" who assists Link. In many games, Zelda is captured by the antagonist Ganon, necessitating Link to come to her rescue. In several games she is one of the Sages or Champions whose heroism is essential to defeating Ganon; in others, like Ocarina of Time and The Wind Waker, she adopts alternative personas to take a more active role in the story.
Ganon, also known as Ganondorf in his Gerudo form, is a fictional character and the main antagonist of Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda video game series. Ganon is the final boss in many Zelda titles. In the games, the character alternates between two forms: a massive, demonic boar-like creature and a tall, heavily built Gerudo, a race of desert nomad women.


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Westworld A movie by Michael Crichton With Yul Brynner, Richard Benjamin, James Brolin and others
Clever marketing strategists created a very special theme park: At Westworld the stressed-out vacationer can relax in an unusual way and experience things he will never forget for the rest of his life. Who hasn't dreamt of being a sheriff in the Wild West, see the pleasures of ancient Rome or win the love of a medieval queen by defeating the Black Knight? Westworld gives you the opportunity to live your dreams at a time when time travel still belongs in the realm of science fiction. The tourists are cared for by hi-tech robots that look incredibly human. But as you know the best technology is only good as long as it works. If the circuits blow due to a technical defect the most human robot is just a machine...
Those somewhat familiar with the works of Michael Crichton can probably guess what this movie is about. My first thought was: the man's relation with theme parks is a bit strange. Even if Westworld isn't plagued by rambling dinosaurs like JURASSIC PARK some 20 years later, this early version of a story warning about the menace of exaggerated use of technology is everything but colorless. On the contrary: The fact that this story deals with human looking robots that can't be told from real people makes everything more ghastly. Imagine being chased by a gunslinger - played brilliantly by Yul Brynner - whose only aim is to kill you because his circuits were messed up by a major blackout in the conrol center.  The pleasure seekers in the ancient Rome and in the medieval castle are no better off. There, too, the robots were affected by the blackout and the Black Knight doesn't want to give up his victory. The vacation turns into a nightmare, brilliantly and eerily staged.
Many blame Crichton for being anti-technology, which I never quite understood. His books and movies rather make you think about the dangers of a naive faith in the infallibility of technology. And that is an impulse that can't hurt in these times. His vivid imagination and not exactly squeamish use of violence serve to entertain the viewer or reader, which all in all is the purpose of a thriller.
A gloomy vision of an artificial world that hopefully never will come true.
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by @MLutovskyOur Week 12 fantasy defense rankings likely aren't going to make you feel any better about your lineup this week. It doesn't take long before waiver wire streamers start popping up -- and weak ones at that. Some of the top D/STs have tough matchups, making start 'em, sit 'em decisions even more difficult.
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The top streams this week include the Raiders (@ Jets), Lions (@ Redskins), Browns (vs. Dolphins), Redskins (vs. Lions), and suddenly hot Falcons (vs. Buccaneers). We don't blame you for wanting to avoid any of these mediocre D/STs, but playing the matchup is generally a preferred strategy when it comes to D/STs. These units have the highest boom-or-bust upside this week.
Of course, we know any D/ST can pay off with one big play, so it's always tough to say any defense is a must-start or a must-sit. In a week like this, you shouldn't worry too much because many owners will be in similar positions.
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The Longest Day (1962)
Grade: 82
Although Vietnam War movies have been more popular since the late 1970s, for three decades it seemed that the stream of World War II movies from Hollywood would never run dry. These films were very different from their later, more disillusioned counterparts: the U.S. were the good guys, fighting the evil Nazis and despotic Japanese.
The films about WWII began even as the war was still in progress, as Hollywood promoted the war effort by portraying the simple G.I. as a hero, risking life and limb for American Liberty. This idealization succeeded because it was in fact correct: there was no war that justified American intervention more then WWII. While the theme of most war movies should be to condemn the useless slaughter, with WWII the themes of good versus evil actually seem valid.
"The Longest Day" was a mammoth project dramatizing D-day, the Allied invasion of France. It was nearly three hours in length and with an enormous ensemble cast, all playing supporting roles. The production was very conscientious about realism: the actors were always of the same nationality as their characters, and spoke in their native languages, leading to a lot of subtitles translating French and German dialogue. The American role in the invasion is not exaggerated, and the German soldiers and officers are not portrayed as brutal stereotypes.
The truth is, a great invasion makes for great drama, and with the attention to detail and production values of "The Longest Day", the film couldn't miss. Complaints that I have about the film are minor: strafing planes don't bother to make a second pass, it is implied that the Germans lost the war because unstable Hitler wouldn't release the Panzer tanks, and attempts at comic relief generally fall flat.
The cast is so enormous that it is difficult to remember who is what. But it is fun playing "name the actor": heavyweights John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, Richard Burton, Sean Connery, Rod Steiger and Henry Fonda are easily spotted, as are middleweights such as Eddie Albert, Red Buttons, Roddy McDowell, Peter Lawford, George Segal and Jeffrey Hunter. For some reason, a number of U.S. pop singers and teen idols were cast: Paul Anka, Fabian, Tommy Sands, and Sal Mineo.
John Wayne and Henry Fonda would later have key roles in bloated war movies that were not successful, ("The Green Berets" and "Midway" respectively) demonstrating that the drama of war does not always come across on film.
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Introduction
I’ve had a few blogs prior, but I wasn’t happy with how unfocused they were and I never blogged consistently on a topic. As I’ve been programming more, I have realized how useful technical blogs have been and I would like to contribute back to the community by having my own where I can share how I have solved problems I have encountered.
However, I don’t feel that I am the strongest writer out there and asked a friend, Rae Alton, to help edit this blog to give it a more consistent tone, pacing and style. Since I am blogging using Octopress, which is based on Jekyll, and I am a huge fan of the Git workflow I asked that she would also use Git and Markdown in the editing process. The only catch is, she has never used Git or another version-control system so some documentation is in order. This just happens to create a great blog post demonstrating how one might use a workflow like this for blogging. So here we are.
Why Octopress & Git instead of Wordpress?
When I initially what I’m doing here, Rae asked why this is better than Wordpress. Wordpress is used by millions and does have strength in its easy of use and ubiquity. However, it is my opinion that Wordpress has several weaknesses that I find troubling:
- It is written in PHP. I’m not going to go off on the traditional rant about the weaknesses of PHP, but rather just say that I’m significantly more comfortable in Ruby
- It lacks anything resembling an MVC pattern- or any pattern Every time I touch Wordpress I’m find it impossible to figure out where/why database calls are being made, how the data is structured, and debugging becomes a mess. In constrast, with something more structured like Jekyll or Rails I can easily figure out the lay of the land and debug things.
- Theming and Plugins in Wordpress are a mess. The code for each of these is of highly inconsitent quality, there are rarely code-based tests, and there’s no good dependency manager like Bundler to help keep things in order.
- The versioning that Wordpress offers is nice, but very limited compared to Git, which allows splitting, merging and tracking of changes in an infinite number of ways. This is potentially overkill for a blog, but when Rae makes changes, I can easily see line for line what changes have been made. Wordpress also largely requires that I’m online all the time, and use a GUI to edit things.
- Wordpress installations often get slow and are heavily database dependant. It isn’t uncommon to see a Wordpress page with 100’s of SQL queries per page load. Of course this can be optimized, but this becomes problematic when you attempt to upgrade. When using Disqus for comments, a blog really doesn’t need to be dynamic in my opinion. Octopress generates a static site, which Github will host for me for free, and I can deploy changes with a single command line.
- The security model in Wordpress is incredibly poor by default and leaves a lot of room for misconfiguration easily. Setting up file permissions, storage of database passwords in plain text, editing pages over HTTP, encouraging users to enable FTP, etc…
- Wordpress (by default) doesn’t push for a Git-based workflow to deploy, version and backup the code. I can’t count how many Wordpress installations I’ve seen that just have monthly tar files, or worse renamed folders, to try to version things.
- I also really don’t like MySQL compared to Postgres for a relational database, although as I highlighted above, I don’t feel that a blog needs a database.
This isn’t to say no one should ever use Wordpress. For me, I just feel that when weighing out these things that there isn’t any compelling reason for me to use it. Octopress delivers everything I could want in a blog, and Git offers a huge amount of power and control.
So back up, what is this Git thing?
Git is distributed version control. It was written initially for better management of the Linux source code. It is Free Open Source Software.
Github is a platform for storing, sharing and working with Git repos. A repo is a set of related files which one or more people can work on.
But let’s back up just a bit and parse out what Git is, and why its incredibly awesome.
Say you’re working in a group writing an employee handbook. Now one of the issues that quickly arises is how to split up writing it, and then how to put it together. Normally this involves a lot of people kicking around different versions of MS Word documents, often named something like ‘handbookV2.doc’ and ‘handbookV3withfiringpolicy.doc’. You can use Word’s track-changes feature and the merge-document feature, but when it comes down to it this is still messy. Later on, it is difficult to figure out who wrote what parts. Keeping completely different versions going is also difficult, and undoing specific additions is hard too.
But if you use Git, this becomes much easier. You are able to split out different versions (called branches in Git) for different people to work completely independently. Changes can be merged together with ease. If a specific department wants to take their own version of the document and use it (called a fork), then they are able to do that. Everyone is able to get credit for their contributions and there is a great amount of transparency. You can also see who is at fault for writing the ‘No Coffee’ policy.
Getting Started
The first, and probably most painful part, is getting Git installed properly and configured with Github. This is going to vary slightly between Windows, Linux and OS X.
Install the newest version of Git from the main Git site. If you already have Homebrew installed on OS X, then you can try brew install git
in the terminal.
This brings to one thing that we’ll be using a lot- the terminal or command prompt. Perhaps you’ve never used the terminal, or perhaps its been a while. First you’ve gotta open it:
- In Windows, go to the Start menu and click on Run. A dialog box will pop up where you will type ‘cmd.exe’ and hit enter/click ok.
- In OS X, click on the Spotlight icon in the upper right hand corner and type ‘terminal’ and then hit enter when the Terminal application is highlighted. This is also accessible in Applications/Utilities/Terminal.
- In Linux, you might start off at a terminal prompt (sometimes called bash prompt). If some windowing system runs automatically, there should be something called ‘Terminal’ or similar in a pretty obvious menu.
In all of these, once you’re at the command prompt you can type things, and then hit enter/return on your keyboard to run them. You can also copy/paste things into this window. If something is stuck and not moving, you can always hit CTRL-C
on your keyboard to stop whatever is running. You can also make this window and the text bigger, but the detail of that is operating-system specific.
Once you have Git installed, you can run it from the command line by just typing git
. Easy enough eh? Unfortunately, running that alone doesn’t do incredibly much and we need to configure a few things.
Using your web browser, create an account on Github. This is free and should take about a minute at most. Make sure to use a decent password that is unique.
Now, continue to follow the excellent instructions from Set Up Git article on Github to setup Git’s security keys, your username, email, etc. You’ll be putting these commands into the terminal that we learned to open above.
Now we’re ready to start using Git!
Using Git for editing an Octopress Blog
First, you need to create a fork of my blog unless you’re listed as a contributor on my page (Rae, we’ll add you as one, but follow the below anyway). In your web browser, go to my blog’s Github repo and the the ‘Fork’ button in the upper right hand area of the page. It makes a copy of my blog in your Github account. Near the middle of the page, there is now a selector for HTTP, SSH and Git Read-Only. Select ‘SSH’ and copy the URL listed there, which should look like git@github.com:YOU_USER_NAME/octosource.git
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Now in your terminal, we’re going to type in the code below. What we’re doing here is moving to your home directory, creating a new directory called ‘code’, changing into this directory, cloning your new Git repo (which is a fork of mine), changing into the new directory created, and then finally adding my repo as a ‘remote’ which we’ll use later.
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If everything went well, then you should be in a directory with a handful of files. To see the names of them type ls -al
in Linux/OS X and dir
in Windows.
What we need to do next is open up this directory in whatever text editor suits you. On OS X, I use TextMate which isn’t free but is awesome. There’s a free 30-day trial though. On Windows, you might try something like Komodo or Notepad++. Linux has countless options as well. Search on Google for ‘open source code editor’. A good one will have code highlighting at least for Markdown. You do not want to use something like Microsoft Word to edit these files. Notepad could work in a pinch, but lacks text highlighting and is generally pretty limited feature-wise.
Blog posts are stored in Octopress in the source/_posts directory. They use a format called Markdown which helps format the text. Take a few minutes a read over the Markdown documentation. Its cleaner and easier than reading HTML. For the most part if you’re just editing it should be relatively self-explainitory.
So, let’s say you’ve opened this blog post, which is stored as source/_posts/2013-02-14-how-to-use-git-for-collaborative-blog-editing.markdown
and made some changes. Let’s see if Git knows that you changed the files. From the terminal try the following:
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Git knows you’ve changed the blog post! Every time you change a tracked file, Git knows about it.
Now, let’s push code back to Github, and do a ‘Pull Request’, which will let me know that changes have been made. We’re going to create a ‘commit’, but first we have to tell Git which files to add to the commit.
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Now, go back to your forked Github repo at https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/octosource and click ‘Pull Request’. Write whatever appropriate for a commit message, and click Ok. You’ve now made a Pull Request that I can merge in!
But what happens when I start a new blog post for you to edit? You need to ‘pull’ instead of pushing now. First, make sure all changes you have made are commited by running the add, commit and push lines above. Then run the following:
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This will get changes from my repo, and pull them locally to your machine. You’ll likely want to do a git push origin master
to put these immediately into your repo before you start to edit. Then, when you’re done editing just do the add, commit, push cycle again, and do a Pull Request from Github.
Alternative Method 1
Instead of doing all of this, there are two alternatives that are worth mentioning. If you are a contributor on my blog, then you can actually push directly to my repo! Instead of creating your own fork and adding me as a remote, you can do the following instead:
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To get new changes after a while, you’d simple git pull origin master
. Now realistically, you should make what are called ‘branches’ instead of a fork now, so you can save your own along the way without pushing to ‘master’. You should think of the master branch as the canonical/final product. Git branching is a little more complicated and Github has a wonderful tutorial on it. But below is the gist of what you’ll do.
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Alternative Method 2
The second alternative is to skip all the commandline stuff, and edit directly from a fork on Github. This is good for editing text, but significantly less good for editing real code. Knowing your way around Git is a great job skill and really helps set you apart from the pack. This is clearly the easier method- but I really encourage you to learn the Git workflow manually at some point too!
To edit directly from Github, go to my repo, browse to source/_posts/blogpost.markdown
and then click the ‘Edit’ button. This will create a fork for you, and you can now edit the file in the browser-editor on Github. You can even make it full-screen for editing! When you’re done hit ‘Commit Changes’ and initiate a Pull Request. I can now merge it into my blog and update the changes.


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Introduction
S3 stands for Simple Storage Service. It is one of the many services provided by Amazon. This post is all from my experience and what I have learnt during my short professional career. If you are talking of Amazon storage services then it is a very big and unending topic to write on but here I will take example of a simple file to upload into the bucket. Not only uploading but is very important to write the code in an effective way such that it is easy to understand and make subsequent changes easily. I will give you few tips which will certainly help you in writing code in a better way.
So here it goes……..
Although the implementation is simple but I will make sure a good architecture is maintained so that our DRY(Don’t Repeat Yourself) is still kept intact.
When we are doing real life projects there are many instances where uploading a content to any service be it a cloud service,or file system we tend to violate DRY principle. Somehow we end up using hard coded strings in our views(.cshtml) files. One simple change in the requirement means we have to change everywhere and then we test. Developer might have forgotten to change one file due to which it again comes back to him and then change again,test again and a lot of time goes in this. All the time wasted can be saved if you do not repeat yourself. One change one shot and boom… Your feature change is published in seconds…. Keep in mind,always try not to repeat yourself while writing code.
S3 stands for Simple Storage Service. As the post heading goes it is provided by Amazon.You can take help of buckets to store your photos,files and documents. Buckets are like containers. Those who are familiar with Microsoft Azure, it’s like azure container service.You can read more about Amazon s3 bucket from here.
Step 1
Very first step in each and every project is creating a good architecture. A good architecture always saves you a lot of time in development. It also increases speed of delivery of your features for testing. First we will create an interface.
Step 2
Add keys to web.config file. Keys should be declared there in Web.Config files as they might change depending upon the test environment and production environment.
Step 3
Add the dll/reference using the nuget package from here . Or run the following command in package manager console.
Install-Package AWSSDK -Version <IP_ADDRESS>
Step 4
Create a class that will inherit this interface.Lets name it ContentService.
CASE: Suppose we want to save history of resumes uploaded by a user then the structure of our file uploaded on s3 can be
amazon-base-url/bucket-name/content-type/content-folder-name/file-name
FileName can be timestamp or a GUID.
Stream is input stream found in System.IO namespace.
Content Folder Name can be unique-ids of your entities(business objects)
ContentType is an enum/static string class file that will contain the folder name. Depending on business requirement you might have different type of contents. For ex: user documents might be one content type, images of products can be another one.
If you are using Dependency Injection
DO NOT FORGET TO REGISTER DEPENDENCIES FOR THE ICONTENT SERVICE
IMPORTANT * In real life scenarios when we are creating an application we tend to hardcode string files in .cshtml files while getting content full url. We need not have to hardcode strings in .cshtml files. * Only thing we need is an urlHelper and htmlHelper classes that will take care of repetitions in code.To learn about Html helpers and Url Helpers click here. * Business logics/repository will do the validations for checking which kind of file we upload(.jpg/.png/.pdf) and what should be the size of the file. Then it can call the contentService to use it for uploading and getting content.
You can add more methods to contentService like deleting content according to your requirements.
Hope you learnt something. Keep following for more posts :)


MultiModal Machine Learning
11-777 • Fall 2020 • Carnegie Mellon University
Multimodal machine learning (MMML) is a vibrant multi-disciplinary research field which addresses some of the original goals of artificial intelligence by integrating and modeling multiple communicative modalities, including linguistic, acoustic, and visual messages. With the initial research on audio-visual speech recognition and more recently with language & vision projects such as image and video captioning, this research field brings some unique challenges for multimodal researchers given the heterogeneity of the data and the contingency often found between modalities. This course will teach fundamental mathematical concepts related to MMML including multimodal alignment and fusion, heterogeneous representation learning and multistream temporal modeling. We will also review recent papers describing state-of-the-art probabilistic models and computational algorithms for MMML and discuss the current and upcoming challenges.
The course will present the fundamental mathematical concepts in machine learning and deep learning relevant to the five main challenges in multimodal machine learning: (1) multimodal representation learning, (2) translation & mapping, (3) modality alignment, (4) multimodal fusion and (5) co-learning. These include, but not limited to, multimodal auto-encoder, deep canonical correlation analysis, multi-kernel learning, attention models and multimodal recurrent neural networks. The course will also discuss many of the recent applications of MMML including multimodal affect recognition, image and video captioning and cross-modal multimedia retrieval.
- Time: Tuesdays and Thursday 3:20-4:40 pm
- Content: CMU Canvas
- Location: Remote teaching – Zoom (see links in CMU Canvas)
- Discussion and Q&A: Piazza
- Assignment submissions: Gradescope (for registered students only)
- Online lectures: The lectures will be recorded and made available on CMU Canvas for registered students. External link to the lectures will come soon!
- Contact: Students should ask all course-related questions on Piazza, where you will also find announcements.
- Instructor Louis-Philippe Morency
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- TA Paul Liang
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- TA Prakhar Gupta
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- TA Martin Ma
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- TA Shikib Mehri
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- TA Torsten Wörtwein
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Announcements
| Aug 24, 2020 | Welcome to 11-777, Multimodal Machine Learning, Fall 2020! |


Make a Website Autobiography! Summer 2016 --- @Day 1: Welcome to HTML! Parts of a website, creating an HTML file, and basic structure and formatting tags Webpages are written in a language called *HTML*. HTML stands for *H*yper *T*ext *M*arkup *L*anguage. A *browser* takes information written in HTML and presents it in a readable format. We will learn the most recent HTML standard, *HTML 5*. --- What Do Websites Have? Let's take a look at some popular websites. Look for what they share in common, and see if we can identify different parts of them. --- Making Our Own Theoretical Website Based on what we saw, let's imagine and draw out our own website together. --- Creating an HTML file 1. Create a folder. [[ - give it a cool name, like `my-fantastic-website-autobiography`]] 2. In a code editor, create a new file. 3. Save the file as `index.html` in the folder you created. 4. Navigate to the file and double click. Your browser should open with an empty webpage. 5. Every time edit your HTML file, save it, go to the browser and refresh the page. --- Elements and Tags *Elements* are the building blocks of a webpage. `
` `` `` and a closing tag. `
`. You can put text inside of an element. `To be or not to be, that is the question.
` You can also put elements inside of an element. `To be or not to be, that is the question.
` An element that contains another element is called a *parent element*. Elements that are *nested* inside a parent element are called *child elements*. *How many elements are there? Which element is the parent? Which elements are children?* --- Starting Your Webpage The `` tag is the *doctype declaration*. It tells the browser that this is an HTML 5 document[[, and not some other type of file]]. Next comes the `` element. This is the *root* of the HTML document. All other HTML tags must go inside of it. The `` element contains only two elements: the `` and the ``. The `` contains the important information about the webpage, such as the title or where *resources* it uses are located. The `` contains all of the content that is visible on the webpage. {{ Let's give our document a name! 1. Add a `


The mi package provides functions for data manipulation, imputing missing values in an approximate Bayesian framework, diagnostics of the models used to generate the imputations, confidence-building mechanisms to validate some of the assumptions of the imputation algorithm, and functions to analyze multiply imputed data sets with the appropriate degree of sampling uncertainty.
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1.0 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.0.0), methods, Matrix, stats4 |
| Imports: |
arm (≥ 1.4-11) |
| Suggests: |
betareg, lattice, knitr, MASS, nnet, parallel, sn, survival, truncnorm, foreign |
| Published: |
2015-04-16 |
| Author: |
Andrew Gelman [ctb],
Jennifer Hill [ctb],
Yu-Sung Su [aut],
Masanao Yajima [ctb],
Maria Pittau [ctb],
Ben Goodrich [cre, aut],
Yajuan Si [ctb],
Jon Kropko [aut] |
| Maintainer: |
Ben Goodrich <benjamin.goodrich at columbia.edu> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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http://www.stat.columbia.edu/~gelman/ |
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no |
| Citation: |
mi citation info |
| In views: |
MissingData, OfficialStatistics, SocialSciences |
| CRAN checks: |
mi results |


U.S. condemns latest Hong Kong violence, urges both sides to de-escalate
by ReutersWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Monday condemned "unjustified use of deadly force" in the latest Hong Kong violence and urged police and civilians alike to de-escalate the situation, a senior Trump administration official said.
The U.S. statement came after Hong Kong police shot and critically wounded a protester and a man was set on fire in violence that prompted leader Carrie Lam to denounce "enemies of the people."
"Hong Kong police and civilians alike have a responsibility to de-escalate and avoid violent confrontations," the U.S. administration official said, speaking on condition of anonymity, after a weekend of stepped-up clashes in pro-democracy protests across the Chinese-ruled territory, a former British colony.
(Reporting by Matt Spetalnick; Editing by Sandra Maler)


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Class representing a tic tac toe game.
- GameLogic(Dimension, boolean, AIDifficulty) - Constructor for class de.sengerts.tictactoe.logic.GameLogic
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Another constructor for class TicTacToeGame.
- GameState - Enum in de.sengerts.tictactoe.model
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Enumerations of the possible states of a tic tac toe game.
- getAiDifficulty() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.ui.TicTacToeGame
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Gets the AI difficulty.
- getAssetManager() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.ui.TicTacToeGame
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Gets this game's UI asset manager.
- getColor() - Method in enum de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.players.PlayerSign
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Gets the color.
- getColorName() - Method in enum de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.players.PlayerSign
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Gets the color name.
- getColumn() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Location
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Gets the column.
- getColumnsCount() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.settings.Dimension
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Getter for the columns count.
- getColumnTilesStreamSupplier(int) - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Territory
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Gets a supplier for a stream of all tiles in a given column in this
territory.
- getGameLogic() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.players.Player
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Gets this players tic tac toe game.
- getGameLogic() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.ui.TicTacToeGame
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Gets this game's game logic.
- getGameState() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.logic.GameLogic
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Gets the games state.
- getLeftDiagTilesStreamSupplier() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Territory
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Gets a supplier of the stream of all tiles in the left diag in this
territory.
- getLocation() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Tile
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Gets the location.
- getMarkedPlayer() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Tile
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Gets the marked player.
- getName() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.players.Player
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Gets the player sign.
- getPlayers() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.logic.GameLogic
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Gets the games players set.
- getPlayerSign() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.players.Player
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Gets the player sign.
- getRightDiagTilesStreamSupplier() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Territory
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Gets a supplier of the stream of all tiles in the right diag in this
territory.
- getRow() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Location
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Gets the row.
- getRowsCount() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.settings.Dimension
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Getter for the rows count.
- getRowTilesStreamSupplier(int) - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Territory
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Gets a supplier for the stream of all tiles in a given row in this territory.
- getShapeRenderer() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.ui.TicTacToeGame
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Gets this game's UI shape renderer.
- getSize() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.logic.GameLogic
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Gets the size.
- getSize() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Territory
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Gets the size.
- getSkin() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.ui.TicTacToeGame
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Gets this game's UI skin.
- getTerritory() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.logic.GameLogic
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Gets the games territory.
- getTerritorySize() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.ui.TicTacToeGame
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Gets the territory size.
- getTicTacToeGame() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Territory
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Gets this players tic tac toe game.
- getTile(Location) - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Territory
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Gets a tile at a location.
- getTileIndexByLocation(Location) - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Territory
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Gets the index of a tile by its location.
- getTiles() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Territory
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Gets the tiles.
- getTilesAmount() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.model.board.Territory
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Gets the number of tiles in this territory.
- getWinner() - Method in class de.sengerts.tictactoe.logic.GameLogic
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Gets the games winner.