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Submodules¶
pygraphc.abstraction.ClusterAbstraction module¶
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class
ClusterAbstraction
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Get cluster abstraction based on longest common substring [jtjacques2010].
References
[jtjacques2010] jtjacques, Longest common substring from more than two strings - Python. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2892931/longest-common-substring-from-more-than-two-strings-python. -
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DR. T AND THE WOMEN *** (2000) Directed by Robert Altman. Written by Anne Rapp. Photography, Jan Kiesser. Editing, Geraldine Peroni. Production design, Stephen Altman. Costume design, Dona Granata. Music, Lyle Lovet. Produced by Robert Altman and James McLindon. Cast: Richard Gere (Dr. T), Helen Hunt (Bree), Farrah Fawcett (Kate), Laura Dern (Peggy), Shelley Long (Carolyn), Tara Reid (Connie), Kate Hudson (Dee Dee), Liv Tyler (Marilyn), Robert Hays (Harlan), Matt Malloy (Bill), Andy Richter (Eli), Lee Grant (Dr. Harper), Janine Turner (Dorothy). An Artisan Entertainment release. 122 minutes. This film is rated R. (sex, nudity)
In recent times, I cannot remember a film by a first-rank maker creating as much controversy as "Dr. T." Its reception runs from admiration to vilification. The title's doctor is a Dallas, Texas gynecologist whose clientele are chic, wealthy, idle, upper-class ladies. They all love him, as does his large staff. His popularity is immense --for good reasons.
He is clearly a very good OB-GYN.. His interest in his patients is extraordinary, personal, sincere as well as intelligent. Though overworked he is also patient with the patients. And if the women love him, he loves them back. And he looks like Richard Gere.
The ladies, from young to old, mostly know one another or are friends, practice air kissing on occasion, fill his waiting room to capacity, chat and gossip among themselves, request Dr. T with persistance, keep him non-stop busy. The women are all nice looking, some even beautiful, .Janine Turner is spectacular. But, cleverly, none of those ladies is shown as a vamp.
The place is like a women's club. It's also bedlam where T and his fantastically good staff manage to keep their heads above water, their cool, their genuine smiles, and their humanity.
The whole scene is as Altmanesque as can be. The director juggles characters, dialogue (overlapping, synchronized, credible), images and action with his usual, impressive skill. The viewer may be kept busy following things and people, but there's clarity and method in this madness.
One might normally suspect that within this framework are affairs between T and "his" women. But the catch is that Dr.T worships and deifies women, calls them saints, respects them even at their nuttiest, and is crazy about his own wife Kate (Farrah Fawcett) whom he has always pampered.
In such films the overall atmosphere and numerous characters can be more important and interesting than the main story line. Here the start has a magnificently roving camera that follows Dallas ladies through an upscale Dallas mall -- ironically, critically but not cattily. It's an A-plus sequence in which a Tiffany's and other elegant sites are like a fine orchestral score.
At the mall Kate behaves oddly, takes off her clothes and dances in a pool. Back in the Travis home, she refuses her husband's sexual advances. "We can't do this any more. It's not nice." She is diagnosed as suffering from a Hestia Complex. In ancient Greece, Hestia, goddess of the hearth, pursued by Apollo and Poseidon decided to be a virgin forever. The complex--assuming it exists -- is caused by too much male love and attention and results in a retreat to a child-like state. The subject despises, then rejects love.
That's the kernel of the plot. With Kate apparently not quickly curable, Dr.T distracts himself a bit by continuing to meet his buddies for golf and hunting. He meets the new assistant golf coach Bree (Helen Hunt). Writ as large as a sky-writing plane's message is an affair, predictable yet handled with some originality.
The film, orchestrated as well a choreographed, thickens with the themes of T's grown-up daughters, one a guide for a Conspiracy Museum (on JFK's assassination), the other a pretty-by-the-numbers cheerleader who is about to be married.
Other ingredients are thrown into the sauce gradually. Kate; wedding preparations; T's head-nurse (Shelly Long) who is in love with him; weird patients; lesbianism; an outdoor wedding ceremony attended by a 20 to 1 ratio of women to men--in stormy weather; much else. I will not disclose the film's progress, surprises, its peculiar last parts, and the shocking (to some) ending which is upbeat and a kind of epiphany for Dr. T. I can't say more.
All this has fine, precise acting by all. Gere who bears the main load, plays quietly and discreetly. The movie also has originality, imagination, creativity and a host of clever bits. In one, a chain-smoking patient whom T allows exceptionally to smoke during her examination. Then he's had enough and hands the ashtray to a nurse... who disposes of it but not before taking one puff behind T's back.
There is also a plethora of filmic and non-filmic in-jokes and references, gratuitous, often elusive, but amusing. Dr. T's name is Sullivan Travis, which recalls the great 1941 comedy by Preston Sturges, "Sullivan's Travels." Behind the pool where Kate dances nude is a Godiva store. The storm in the last part of the film seems to wink at the Helen Hunt-starring "Twister" (1996). Hunt's name Bree is like Jane Fonda's in "Klute" (1971). Jokes are made about Brie the cheese, though this movie is not cheesy. And much else.
The main objection to this work is Robert Altman's alleged misogyny. It is true that hardly any women look really intelligent here but the few men don't either, and that's not unusual in movies today. True, few of the women are not charmers, but in the small roles of T's assistants and especially Shelley Long's, they are. . (Hunt has charms for Gere but there's a twist ) Yes, the ladies are from Dallas (though few sound like Texans) as are the girls in the discreetly ludicrous cheerleading class, but they could have been in many other wealthy cities.
All this reminds me of an interview with Clint Eastwood who said that he did not expect his "Unforgiven" to be a hit. "It's too intelligent." .
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use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 154, characters 0-10: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 164, characters 2-62: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 164, characters 2-62: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 191, characters 2-51: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 191, characters 2-51: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 192, characters 2-51: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 192, characters 2-51: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 490, characters 0-10: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 490, characters 0-10: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 500, characters 2-35: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 500, characters 2-35: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 526, characters 2-54: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 526, characters 2-54: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 527, characters 2-54: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 527, characters 2-54: - Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. - [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] - Finished src/Poly/Basic_rec.vo [ERROR] The compilation of coq-interval failed at "/home/bench/.opam/opam-init/hooks/sandbox.sh build ./remake -j4". #=== ERROR while compiling coq-interval.4.1.1 =================================# # context 2.0.6 | linux/x86_64 | ocaml-base-compiler.4.10.1 | file:///home/bench/run/opam-coq-archive/released # path ~/.opam/ocaml-base-compiler.4.10.1/.opam-switch/build/coq-interval.4.1.1 # command ~/.opam/opam-init/hooks/sandbox.sh build ./remake -j4 # exit-code 1 # env-file ~/.opam/log/coq-interval-27262-2dea01.env # output-file ~/.opam/log/coq-interval-27262-2dea01.out ### output ### # [...] # Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. # [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] # File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 526, characters 2-54: # Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. # [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] # File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 527, characters 2-54: # Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. # [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] # File "./src/Poly/Basic_rec.v", line 527, characters 2-54: # Warning: omega is deprecated since 8.12; use “lia” instead. # [omega-is-deprecated,deprecated] # Finished src/Poly/Basic_rec.vo <><> Error report <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> +- The following actions failed | - build coq-interval 4.1.1 +- - No changes have been performed # Run eval $(opam env) to update the current shell environment 'opam install -y -v coq-interval.4.1.1 coq.dev' failed.
No files were installed.
true


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Get Over It * * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Directed by Tommy O'Haver. Cast: Ben Foster, Kirsten Dunst, Melissa Sagemiller, Shane West, Colin Hanks, Martin Short, Sisqo, Mila Kunis, Ed Begley Jr., Swoosie Kurtz, Kylie Bax, Zoe Saldana, Vitamin C, Carmen Electra. 2001 - 90 minutes Rated PG-13 (for profanity, crude humor, and teen drinking). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, March 10, 2001.
"Get Over It," the new teen film surprisingly directed by Tommy O'Haver (1998's "Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss"), has enough offbeat elements to distinguish it from the pack of cliched movies of its ilk that have been released in recent years. The movie is predictable, and isn't particularly original, but right from the opening credits sequence, in which singer Vitamin C, accompanied by the residents of a suburban town and even a marching band, perform a song-and-dance number to "Love Will Keep Us Together" while following the main character as he walks sullenly down the street, it becomes obvious that this isn't going to be just any ordinary high school comedy.
Nice guy Berke Lawrence (Ben Foster), a high school senior, is crushed when his girlfriend of sixteen months, Allison (Melissa Sagemiller), dumps him. Knowing her since they were still in diapers, Berke is sure that they are soul mates and deserve to be together. Hurting him even more is that she has begun a relationship with artificial former boy band member Striker (Shane West). When Allison and Striker decide to try out for the school play, a musical version of William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer's Night's Dream," Berke desperately auditions, as well, in an attempt to woo her back. Coaching him on acting, dancing, and singing is aspiring songwriter Kelly (Kirsten Dunst), the younger sister of Berke's best friend (Colin Hanks), who also has a part in the production and begins to grow strong feelings for him. In true inevitable fashion, Berke is too involved in getting Allison back to notice that the person right in front of him, Kelly, is his true perfect match.
While "Get Over It" is threatened into become a tiresome retread of 1999's "10 Things I Hate About You" and 2000's "Whatever It Takes," the bright performances and mostly non-stereotypical teenaged characters save the day. Although Kirsten Dunst (2000's "The Virgin Suicides") is perhaps too talented an actress to be wasting her time with material that is so obviously above her, if I could choose any young performer to appear in my own personal teen movie, it would be her. Dunst is not only extremely cute, but has the acting chops to add depth to any part she is given. While her previous excursion into high school territory, 2000's "Bring It On," was a better movie with a more demanding role, Dunst lights up every one of her scenes, and also proves to have a lovely singing voice.
Ben Foster (1999's "Liberty Heights") plays Berke, the main character, and as such, he does well with the part and shows off a great deal of charisma. Newcomer Melissa Sagemiller, as the aloof Allison, is also fine, and what a refreshing change of pace it was to not have her be portrayed as a bitch, but as a relatively likable person. Mila Kunis (TV's "That 70's Show"), as Kelly's friend, Basin, is attractive in a small role, as is Kylie Bax (2000's "Boys and Girls"), as a beautiful, but terribly klutzy classmate.
On the other end of the spectrum, Shane West shows zero of the magnetism he presented in 2000's "Whatever It Takes," although, to be fair, it isn't all his fault. West's Striker is a shallow, distasteful individual with no redeeming qualities. Zoe Saldana, so wonderful in last year's "Center Stage," is wasted as Allison's friend, Maggie, and R&B artist Sisqo, as another friend of Berke's, gives an amateurish performance, to say the least. His appearance proves to be nothing more than a gimmick to draw his fans in, as his character could have been discarded completely without any change to the story at hand.
What really raises "Get Over It" above being just mediocre is Martin Short (1999's "Mumford"). As the tell-it-like-it-is theater director Dr. Desmond Forrest-Oates, Short is hysterical in every scene he's in. When he's not saying something funny, his brilliant facial expressions alone are, and it is a genuine treat to watch his comedic talents flow so joyously. This is almost an Oscar-caliber performance, and something that comes as completely unexpected in the film.
While not all of director Tommy O'Haver's stylistic choices work (the occasional leaps into the fantasy world of "A Midsummer's Night's Dream" grow annoying very quickly), his heart is always in the right place, and his ambition is admirable in a genre that is admittedly so worn out. The original songs, written by Marc Shaiman (1999's "South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut"), are a lot of fun and also aid in raising the movie to a higher level than it otherwise would have gone. "Get Over It" isn't great, and it isn't deep, but it doesn't aspire to be. It's a lighthearted, frothy entertainment that goes down with ease, and is something that I am pleased I saw.
Special Note: Could someone please tell me when Carmen Electra's name is splashed on all of the ads and posters for this film, when she is onscreen for literally three seconds and has one line of dialogue. She does reappear during the music video over the end credits, but why? And even more mysterious, why did she choose to appear at all when her role is little more than akin to being an extra? Just wondering. On second thought, maybe I should just get over it (sorry, I couldn't resist).
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Alice in Wonderland Character Quiz
Find out which character you are!
Are you calm or crazy?
I'm calm!
I'm crazy!
What's your favorite treat?
Tea
Cookies
Hookah
Who am I?
You are Alice!
You are the Caterpillar!
You are the Dormouse!
You are the Mad Hatter!


//make shape of the input known
shape = self.inputs["Input"].shape
//get N-D coordinate out of slice
ostart, ostop = sliceToRoi(key, shape)
//copy original array
rstart, rstop = ostart.copy(), ostop.copy()
//make shape of the input known
shape = self.inputs["Input"].shape
//get N-D coordinate out of slice
rstart, rstop = sliceToRoi(key, shape)
//shift the reading scope
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Sudhindra Rao
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>+1(312)953-9487
Twitter: @sudhindraRao, LinkedIn: sudhindraRao
- Experienced Engineer with a keen sense of building what a team needs - software and culture.
- Experienced with building applications for - healthcare, media, voter campaigning.
- Experienced in building real distributed systems on different Cloud systems as well as standalone
- I like to do hands on work while teaching and have been successful in developing teams with sustainable/continuing learning culture.
- In healthcare, I have built a large scale diabetes datalake at Glooko.
- Most recently I have been building a kubernetes platform(VMware Tanzu) which removes the Ops from kubernetes
Education
- 2003-2007
PhD Candidate, Computer Science; University of Cincinnati
Thesis title: Distributed data replication and data availability in loosely connected systems
- 2000-2003
- Master of Science, Computer Engineering; University of Cincinnati
- 1997-1999
- Master of Technology, Electrical Engineering; IIT Bombay
Experience
- VMware 2020 - Present
Software Delivery Lead
- Building a kubernetes platform(Tanzu Kubernetes Grid -TKG) that is easy to maintain and upgrade
- Building a better organization with simple team principles of feedback and sustainable pace
- Engineering for maintainability over building the perfect solutions
- Managing team delivery schedules
- Providing architecture and continuous delivery process direction
- Pivotal Software 2018 - 2020
Software Delivery Lead
- Bridging the gap between development and delivery for Pivotal Container Service(PKS) now VMware Tanzu
- Increasing visibility of code and its flow through the system
- Creating mentorship opportunities for people around me
- Building a better organization with simple team principles of feedback
- Engineering for maintainability over building the perfect solutions.
- Build CI/CD practice for building complex component integrations
- Built a Release Engineering process/practice for traceable delivery
- Sahaj Software 2017 - 2018
Solutions Consultant - Data Management and Machine Learning
- Building Data intensive applications
- Using Machine Learning to help making decisions
- Applying Blockchain for non-traditional use cases.
- Building a DevOps and Continuous Delivery Practice
- Glooko Inc. 2015 - 2017
Principal Software Engineer/Engineering Manager
- Built a platform that aggregates and analyzes Billions of diabetes related data points - one of its kind in the industry
- Built an organization around building HIPAA and FDA compliant Device software
- Hired and trained the frontend/mobile app development teams
- Developed Continuous Delivery culture
- Integrated with the world’s best AI system to data analytics
- Built and delivered processes around security of data and patient safety
- Built a culture around better leveraging UX teams
- Engaged and developed an employee review process to reflect the culture and goals of the company
- Consistently delivered features in a highly regulated environment with high quality and auditability
- Developed team confidence and culture around making decisions - product as well as engineering
- ThoughtWorks Products 2011 - 2015
Lead Developer on Mingle
- Lead for implementing ElasticSearch based search for the installed version of Mingle
- Lead on the team for moving Mingle from installed to be cloud-based Saas solution
- Promoted and leveraged AWS ElasticBeanstalk for trouble-free continuous delivery
- Developed unique interfaces to Mingle with IOT and AI
Notable publications
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One of the goals of the ftnchek program is to
help users to write portable Fortran programs. One potential source
of nonportability is the use of variable names that are longer than
six characters. Some compilers just ignore the extra characters.
This behavior could potentially lead to two different variables being
considered as the same. For instance, variables named AVERAGECOST
and AVERAGEPRICE are the same in the first six characters. If
you wish to catch such possible conflicts, use this flag. Default =
no.
Use the -f77=long-names if you want to
list all
variables longer than six characters, not just those pairs that are the same in
the first six.
See also: -f77, -portability.


Aeromodelling is the art of designing, building and flying miniaturized aircrafts (powered or non-powered).One can build a model plane from any material like Paper, Balsa wood,Composite etc.
It is both a hobby and sport; the hobby aspect involves building and assembling model aircraft, and the sport part involves the flying.
To showcase their passion for flying the club members participate in various fares like techkriti, held at IIT Kanpur and similar shows held at other institutes all over the country.


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Name
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Type
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Description
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| capabilities | xsd:string[] |
A list of capabilities that the target object supports.
|
| statuses | xsd:string[] |
A list of statuses that indicate target object's status when retrieving
capabilities. For example, if capabilities retrieved from a host is empty,
this field can be used to clarify the specific reasons.
Since vSAN API 6.6
|
| target | ManagedObjectReference |
The managed object that owns the capabilities. It is an optional field that
could be HostSystem, ClusterComputeResource or nothing. If it is empty, this
means that the attached capabilities rely to the vCenter itself.
|
|
Properties inherited from DynamicData |
| None |


Some extensions to Rcmdr (R Commander), randomness test, variance test for one normal sample and predictions using active model, made by R-UCA project and used in teaching statistics at University of Cadiz (UCA).
| Version: | 4.2-5 |
| Depends: | randtests, TeachingDemos, tseries |
| Imports: | Rcmdr (≥ 1.6) |
| Suggests: | car, carData, knitr |
| Published: | 2018-10-16 |
| Author: | Manuel Munoz-Marquez |
| Maintainer: | Manuel Munoz-Marquez <manuel.munoz at uca.es> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: | http://knuth.uca.es/RcmdrPlugin.UCA |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: | RcmdrPlugin.UCA results |
| Reference manual: | RcmdrPlugin.UCA.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
RcmdrPlugin.UCA RcmdrPlugin.UCA |
| Package source: | RcmdrPlugin.UCA_4.2-5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RcmdrPlugin.UCA_4.2-5.zip, r-release: RcmdrPlugin.UCA_4.2-5.zip, r-oldrel: RcmdrPlugin.UCA_4.2-5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RcmdrPlugin.UCA_4.2-5.tgz, r-oldrel: RcmdrPlugin.UCA_4.2-5.tgz |
| Old sources: | RcmdrPlugin.UCA archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=RcmdrPlugin.UCA to link to this page.


| WinAPI Wrapper |
The GetFolderDialog class is an extension of the BROWSEINFO structure and it is derived from the structure. The common dialog opened by the class makes the user select a folder.
The GetFolderDialog class has the following functions:
| Function | Related WinAPI function | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GetFolderDialog | - | Initializes the BROWSEINFO structure. |
| Go | SHBrowseForFolder | Opens the "Browse for folder" common dialog. |
| GetFolderName | - | Gets path to folder after the Go() function returned true. |
| GetIDList | - | Gets IDList returned by SHBrowseForFolder. |
WinAPI Wrapper, WinAPI Wrapper classes, SHBrowseForFolder, BROWSEINFO


Account
{% if success %}
{{success}}
{% endif %}
This is your account page. Here, you can view your account's API token. You can also regenerate it in case it has been leaked.
Email: {{session["account"]}}
API Token: {{account["token"] if "token" in account else "None"}}
{% if 'limit' in account %}
Max Requests/min: {{account["limit"]}}
{% endif %}
{% if 'uses' in account %}
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Kamyab Jawan Program: PM Imran constitutes 13-member steering committee | Pakistan - Geo.tv
by Web DeskISLAMABAD: A thirteen-member steering committee has been constituted by Prime Minister Imran Khan for Kamyab Jawan Program.
The committee will put forward the suggestions of the new projects to prime minister regarding the youth.
Besides, it has been delegated the authority of planning strategy and program monitoring. It will also assist projects starting under Kamyab Jawan Program.
The prime minister himself will chair the committee, reported Radio Pakistan.
Other members include Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Youth Affairs Usman Dar and federal ministers from education, economic affairs and IT Board.
Advisors on Finance and Commerce as well as the federal minister for planning have also been nominated as committee members.


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DeepInfer can be used in command-line mode or through 3D Slicer. In the following sections we describe both methods:
Make sure that you have installed both 3D Slicer and DeepInfer module and have validated your installation. Follow the steps bellow to connect a model from DeepInfer model store and run it on your machine:
Open DeepInfer module: Go to the modules menu and choose Machine Learning > DeepInfer module.
Connect to the DeepInfer Model Store: make sure that your computer is connected to the internet. Press the connect button under the Cloud Model Repository tab. It will connect to DeepInfer model store and creates a list of available models.
Select and download your selected model(s): from the populated table select a model
and press the download button. This will prompt a popup window with a terminal command
to download (pull) the docker image.
Copy and paste the command in a terminal and wait until the download is finished.
Once the download is finished, restart Slicer and you should see the model in the
local models section.
Set input(s) and output(s) and run the inference: Load the input images and set the input nodes with appropriate inputs. For output nodes make sure to create new nodes. Once you create all nodes press the "Apply" button. A progress bar will appear wait until the process is finished and progress reaches to 100%.
Resetting the module If for any reason the inference procedure breaks, reset the module to its initial condition by pressing the reload button under "Reload & Test".
DeepInfer models can be run outside of 3D slicer in the command-line mode. To run the model in
command-line,
check the specific documentation page of the model from the model store for instructions.
Here is an example of downloading and running the prostate-segmenter model in command line mode:
Download the docker image
docker pull deepinfer/deepinfer-prostate
Run the docker: By running the following code we first map a folder in the file system to the data folder inside the docker, and the giving the input volume name, output prediction label path and other model parameters. After running the following command the predicted result will be generated inside the mapped folder.
docker run -t -v ~/data/prostate_test/:/data deepinfer/prostate\
--ModelName prostate-segmenter\
--Domain BWH_WITHOUT_ERC\
--InputVolume /data/prostate.nrrd \
--OutputLabel /data/output_prostate_label.nrrd \
--ProcessingType Fast\
--Inference Ensemble\
--verbose
For other models check the "Command-line interface guide section" in their model page.


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This contains update announcements, API documentation, and links to resources such as the WSDL example provided below.
This page has links to articles and tutorials about NuSOAP, as well as public examples of usage such as Amazon and Google.
Probably the most thorough overall guide to using NuSOAP. Doesn't contain WSDL generation information, but has just about everything else. A must-read for any NuSOAP user.
A thorough example of configuring and enabling wsdl for a server, using both simple and complex types, is available
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The Constitution of the Graduate Students' Association for Neuroscience (GSAN)
Integrated Program in Neuroscience
Faculty of Medicine, McGill University
October 2013
Preamble
This constitution stipulates the structure, rules, regulations and procedures directing the operations of the organization of the Graduate Student Association of Neuroscience at McGill University. The goal of this constitution is to preserve:
- the means for democratic control of this organization by its membership;
- transparency for its financing and operations; and
- the accountability of the organization's representatives to its Members.
Article I - Name
- The name of the organization shall be "The Graduate Student Association of Neuroscience" hereinafter referred to as "GSAN".
- For the purpose of this document, internally, GSAN shall be interchangeably referred to as the "Association".
- For the purpose of external qualification and recognition, the name of the organization shall be spelled out in full, in each document where it first appears, at least once, and thereinafter it may be abbreviated as "GSAN".
- For the purpose of this document, the "GPNS" refers to the Graduate Program in Neuroscience, "the IPN" refers to the Integrated Program in Neuroscience, the "University" refers to McGill University, the "Faculty" refers to the Faculty of Medicine at McGill University, the "Department" refers to the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery at McGill University, and the "PGSS" refers to the Post Graduate Students' Society.
Article II - Purpose
- The purpose of the Association shall be:
- To serve as the official organization representing the Membership; graduate students enrolled in the GPNS/IPN.
- To develop graduate student participation in the Department and to promote the interests and welfare of its members.
- To provide a platform for social and educational interactions between students across all research institutes encompassed by the GPNS/IPN.
- To improve involvement between GSAN and the larger graduate community represented by the PGSS with regards to social and educational activities.
Article III - The Membership
- The Membership of the Association shall be composed of all graduate students and postdoctoral scholars registered in the GPNS/IPN.
- Aside from the stipulation above, the Association shall not discriminate against any individual, in any way that is deemed either unlawful, or inappropriate:
- according to the PGSS Constitution; or,
- according to the McGill University ethics guidelines; or, iii. according to the municipal, provincial, or federal law.
Article IV - The Executive
- There shall be five executive officers of the Association, hereafter referred to as the "Executive", they are:
- President
- Vice President Academic
- Vice President Social
- Vice President External
- Vice President Finance and Operations
- The Executive shall be elected annually as per the election guidelines set out in this Constitution.
- The Executive shall hold office from June 1st of each year until the following May 31st, inclusive.
- The Executive shall be jointly charged with the responsibility of:
These responsibilities shall hereafter be referred to as the "joint responsibilities of the Executive".
- ensuring prudent fiscal management of the Association's funds;
- producing Committee Meeting and General Assembly agendas;
- producing and maintaining guides detailing procedures of individual executive functions; and
- providing all documents generated by their respective offices to the president;
President
- Further to the joint responsibilities of the Executive, the President shall:
- be the official representative of the Association;
- be familiar with the content of the University's Handbook of Student Rights and Responsibilities, and in particular the Charter of Students' Rights with respect to defending the rights of the Association;
- be one of the two required signing officers or assign a delegate where appropriate;
- receive and compile meeting agendas including:
- reports from all other executives and committees; and
- previous meeting records and agenda items as approved by the Executive;
- conduct all of the Association's elections according to the procedures and regulations specified in this Constitution;
- chair Committee Meetings; and
- maintain and organize up to date electronic (where appropriate) and paper (where appropriate) records of all of the Association's documents including:
- the Association's Constitution;
- financial records as provided by the VP Finance and Operations;
- meeting records (agendas, minutes, etc.);
- documentation arising from the activities of the Executive;
- template and filled forms (e.g. Nomination Forms); and
- the Association's operations manuals.
Vice President Academic
- Further to the joint responsibilities of the Executive, the VP Academic shall:
- plan and execute academic events including at least:
- two invited speakers or workshops;
- be responsible for any academic related events or activities hosted or held by GSAN;
- coordinate communication and establish links with internal and external institutes pertaining to Neuroscience research;
- ensure all events are advertised to the Membership including at least: a. email notification (at least a week before, and the day prior); and b. physical advertisement (such as posters);
- ensure advertisements are removed within one week following the end of the event.
Vice President Social
- Further to the joint responsibilities of the Executive, the VP Social shall:
- plan and execute social events including at least:
- one orientation event;
- one holiday party;
- one end of the year party;
- ensure that social events follow all applicable rules and laws;
- ensure all events are advertised to the Membership including at least: a. email notification (at least a week before, and the day prior); and b. physical advertisement (such as posters);
- ensure advertisements are removed within one week following the end of the event.
Vice President External
- Further to the joint responsibilities of the Executive, the VP External shall:
- be responsible for all official correspondence with all external entities;
- act as a liaison between the Committee and external bodies;
- compile and maintain a list of companies, institutes, and organizations that have been or will be affiliated with GSAN;
- produce records of all procedures and documents required for establishing and maintaining such external relationships; and
- oversee the regular production and distribution of a newsletter to all GSAN members.
Vice President Finance and Operations
- Further to the joint responsibilities of the Executive, the VP Finance and Operations shall:
- be one of two required signing officers;
- be responsible for ensuring all financial transactions adhere to the approved Association budget;
- maintain official financial records for auditing purposes including: a. keeping all receipts and cheque stubs for at least five years b. keeping the Association's budget for at least five years; and c. destroying all financial records older than five years;
- be responsible for preparing the Association's yearly budget and final annual financial statement, as well as making these documents available on the GSAN web site for the three years following their preparation;
- solicit funds for the Association;
- maintain and transmit the records and documentation of the Association's activities required by the PGSS to the appropriate PGSS representative within the deadlines stipulated by the PGSS for a Graduate Student Association (GSA); and
- verify adherence by the Association to all required regulations concerning the activities of a GSA as specified by the PGSS.
Article V - Officers of the Committee
Officer positions that will be filled based on need and interest include, but are not limited to:
- Website Coordinator
- Recreational/Sports Coordinator(s)
- Advertising/Fundraising Officer(s)
- Social Officer(s)
- International Student Officer
- Public Relations Officer
- Environmental Officer
- Academic Officer
- Website Coordinator shall be responsible for:
- maintaining an accurate and current website that shall include information important for the membership; said information shall include, but is not be limited to, contact information for all council members and the advertisement of GSAN events.
- Sports Coordinator(s) shall be responsible for:
- organizing GSAN participation in such sporting, athletic, or recreational activities as the membership sees fit;
- providing information on recreational athletics and help to find spots on teams for interested students by providing summaries or links on the GSAN website and answering athletics related emails.
- Advertising/Fundraising Officer(s) shall be responsible for:
- planning and executing events or activities that will promote GSAN and/or help raise money for the benefit of the committee.
- Social Officer(s) shall be responsible for:
- assisting the VP Social in planning and organizing events;
- hosting and overseeing GSAN social events.
- International Student Officer shall be responsible for:
- assisting international students in getting acquainted with the system at McGill and the department;
- acting as liaison between international students and the department, as well as the rest of the student body;
- voicing students' concerns and problems;
- helping students integrate into the city's lifestyle, culture, and winter;
- organizing appropriate events for student integration.
- Public Relations Officer shall be responsible for:
- Acting as liaison between GSAN and the public by providing two-way communication and fostering mutually beneficial relationships between the Association and the public;
- Providing appropriate exposure of the Association to the public, including speaking at conferences and working with the press;
- Promoting GSAN events to the public where appropriate.
- Environmental Officer shall be responsible for:
- Implementing a lab waste reduction program, if one does not exist;
- Maintaining the lab waste reduction program;
- Informing the membership of the aforementioned program and of ways to minimize laboratory-induced harm to the environment.
- Academic Officer shall be responsible for:
- Assisting the VP Academic in planning and organizing academic-related events and activities;
- Hosting and overseeing GSAN academic events and activities.
Article VI - Institute Representation
- The following research institutes are recognized by the Association as part of the Neuroscience program, and as such are entitled to representation on the Committee:
- Center for Research in Neuroscience, Montreal General Hospital;
- Douglas Hospital and Research Centre;
- Duff Medical Building;
- Bellini Building;
- Jewish General Hospital;
- Lady Davis Institute;
- McIntyre Medical Building;
- Montreal Children's Hospital;
- Montreal Neurological Institute;
- Psychiatry Research and Training Building;
- Royal Victoria Hospital;
- Stewart Biology Building;
- Strathcona Anatomy and Dentistry.
- Each recognized research Institute may have one representative on the Committee from amongst its members, hereafter referred to interchangeably as "Institute Representative" or "IR", with the exception of MNI and Douglas Hospital representatives that could be represented by two individuals each.
- In addition to representing the members of their respective Research Institutes at Committee Meetings, IRs shall be responsible for:
- relaying the Association's business to their constituents in a timely fashion; ii. encouraging and soliciting the participation of their constituents in the Association's events and activities, and particularly General Assemblies, votes, and elections; and
- relaying the concerns of their constituents with regards to their experiences with their Research Institute, the Department, and the University.
- The term for an IR is October 1st to the following September 31st inclusive.
Article VII - The Committee
- The committee of GSAN, hereafter referred to as the "Committee", shall be the working body of the Association between General Assemblies.
- The role of the Committee shall be to:
- bring forth, discuss, and develop resolutions to issues of concern to the Association or its Members;
- promote the improvement of the Association's activities and structure; and
- direct the Executive in implementing the decisions of the Committee.
- The Committee shall be comprised of:
- the Executive
- the Officers
- the representatives of the Association to the PGSS Council; and
- Institute Representatives.
- The Executive may serve as IRs or members of the PGSS council.
- Regular Committee Meetings shall take place at least once per month.
- The agenda of Committee Meetings shall include at least the following items:
- recording of attendance;
- approval of the agenda, submitted at least one week before the council meeting;
- business of the Association including;
- items brought by the Executive;
- items brought by IRs, PGSS councillors or officers; and
- items brought by Members of the Association.
- Quorum for a Committee Meeting shall be one third (1/3) of voting members of the Committee, including three fifths (3/5) of the Executive.
- Committee Meetings are open to the entire Membership.
Article VIII - Membership Representation
- GSAN shall be the only official representation of its Membership to all entities internal or external to the University.
- GSAN shall be the only body able to elect (or nominate where appropriate) any of its Membership as representatives of said Membership to any entity internal or external to the University.
- The Membership, at a General Assembly, may appoint an Acting Equivalent to the Executive or as an External Representative of the Association with the mandate, in order of priority:
- as stipulated by the General Assembly at the time of appointment;
- filling the position by the mechanisms stipulated in this Constitution; and
- satisfying the minimum requirements of the position.
- The term of an Acting Equivalent shall end no later than the end of the term for the position to which an Acting Equivalent has been appointed.
- All representatives of the Association, elected or otherwise, are liable, both legally and financially, for their actions on behalf of the Association.
- The Committee may elect new officers and external representatives other than those already specified in this Constitution, as required.
- The Officers and IRs will be elected by the Membership at a General Assembly, following submission of a nomination form.
Article IX - Finances and Membership Fees
- The fiscal term for the Association shall begin on June 1st, and end on the May 31st of the following year, inclusively.
- The Association shall operate a bank account with two signing officers. All receivables must be deposited to this account.
- The Association's final annual financial statement must be produced after the end of the fiscal year for which the statement reports.
- If the Association requests a membership fee to be levied through the PGSS then:
- the fee must be approved by a simple majority vote at a General Assembly. The results of this approval must be forwarded to the PGSS VP Finance by March 1st, at the latest;
- approval of the fee shall be renewed at least once every three (3) years even if an increase is not sought;
- the list of the Executive for the coming year shall be forwarded to the PGSS VP Finance no later than March 1st;
- the approved budget and final annual financial statement of the previous year shall be forwarded to the PGSS VP Finance no later than September 1st; v. the fiscal term for the Association must begin on June 1st, and end on the May 31st immediately following, inclusively; and
- the Association will adhere to any other stipulations of the PGSS Constitution.
Article X - Nominations, Elections, and Impeachment
- Notice of open positions shall be given at least one week in advance of nomination submission deadline.
- Nomination submission deadlines shall be at least one week before the General Assembly in which candidates are to be elected or declared.
- The election will be run by the chair of the General Assembly and one other member of the Committee, both of whom must not be nominated for any of the positions being elected.
- Duly completed Nomination Forms are to be submitted to the Association's President (or Acting Equivalent), which includes, at least:
- Nominee's name
- Nominated position;
- Nominee's contact information;
- Expected date of graduation;
- Nominee's acknowledgment of understanding all of the regulations, terms, conditions and responsibilities of the nominated position; and vi. Nominators names, signatures and date of signature.
- Each nominee for an open position must:
- be a current Member of the Association;
- be qualified to undertake the responsibilities of the position; and
- plan to serve a full term in the position as specified for the position sought.
- Candidates for elections shall:
- be given an opportunity to give a two minute campaign speech; and ii. be subject to an open question period with a duration subject to the discretion of the chair.
- Vacancies during the course of the year shall be filled through by-elections following an announcement and nomination form submission to the committee.
- Any person holding a position within the Association may be removed from that position due to non-performance of duties, or abuse of office, by the following procedures:
- by a motion of the Committee passed by a two thirds (2/3) majority vote of the members present; or
- by a motion of a General Assembly passed by a two thirds majority vote.
- Regular Executive elections:
- a candidate may seek nomination for only one open Executive position;
- the candidate for President must have previously or currently held a position on the Committee;
- Candidacy for an Executive position shall be established by the completion of a Nomination Form signed by at least 10 Members and submitted to the President;
- Elections shall be held once per year prior to June 1st, for the term starting June 1st and ending May 31st of the following year;
- Executives are elected at a General Assembly prior to June 1st; and
- Executives shall be elected by receiving a plurality of votes from GSAN members present at the General Assembly, not including the chair of the General Assembly and secretary, who will both remain non-voting. Votes will be counted independently and verified by both the chair and secretary, with voting intentions indicated through raising hands or completing a written ballot. Only in the event of a tie, will the chair will cast a (deciding) vote.
- Regular PGSS Councillor and Officer elections:
- A candidate may seek nomination for only one open PGSS Councillor or Officer position;
- Candidacy shall be established by the completion of a Nomination Form signed by at least 3 nominators and submitted to the President;
- PGSS councillors and Officers shall be elected at a General Assembly in the last week of September;
- The term for a PGSS Councillor or Officer is October 1st to September 31st of the following year;
- If seats are left vacant, positions may be appointed by the Executive; and vi. Officers and PGSS councillors shall be elected by receiving a plurality of votes from GSAN members present at the General Assembly, not including the chair of the General Assembly and secretary, who will both remain non- voting. Votes will be counted independently and verified by both the chair and secretary, with voting intentions indicated through raising hands or completing a written ballot. Only in the event of a tie, will the chair will cast a (deciding) vote.
- Regular Institute Representative elections:
- A candidate may seek nomination for only one open IR position;
- An IR is elected by:
- the most popular nominee by members of its research institute, or
- submission of a duly completed Nomination Form signed by at least three members of their respective institution or,
- by a majority vote at a General Assembly;
- IRs are elected/ratified at a General Assembly in the last week of September; and
- The term for an IR is October 1st to the September 31st of the following year.
Article XI - General Assemblies
- All of the individual members of the Association present at a General Assembly, hereafter referred to as the "Assembly", have voice and vote at a General Assembly.
- There shall be at least two General Assemblies (GA) as required for the election of the Executive (prior to March 1st) and election of IRs, PGSS Councillors and Officers (last week of September recommended).
- Notice of a General Assembly shall be given by posting announcements on departmental notice boards and by email at least one week before the Assembly.
- Quorum for the General Assembly shall be 5% of the Membership of the Association.
- General Assemblies are open to the entire Membership.
- The agenda of a General Assembly will include but is not limited to:
Assembly;
- selection and appointment of the chair and secretary of the General
- recording of attendance;
- approval of the agenda;
- recording of the minutes by the secretary.
- A General Assembly may be called by any Member of the Association by bringing forth a petition of at least 10 Members' signatures to the President.
Article XII - Constitution
- Amendments to this Constitution may only be made at a General Assembly.
- All amendments shall be ratified by a minimum of a two thirds (2/3) majority vote at a General Assembly.
- Proposed amendments to this Constitution may be considered if raised as a motion passed at a Committee Meeting at least two weeks before the General Assembly at which the amendment is to be considered.
- Proposed amendments shall be included as items in the agenda of the General Assembly.
- Any changes of the organization's Constitution shall be forwarded to the PGSS within one month of their implementation.
- The dates of any amendments to the Constitution shall be recorded in the Constitution.
- Any responsibility stipulated in this Constitution may be delegated by the person responsible only upon acceptance by the person to whom responsibility is to be delegated. However, the delegator is still accountable for the delegated responsibility.


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John Witherspoon's cause of death revealed
by Mariah HaasActor and comedian John Witherspoon died of a heart attack, according to his death certificate.
TMZ, which obtained the certificate, reported that coronary artery disease and obesity were listed as underlying causes. It also names hypertension as another significant condition, but it's not listed as an underlying cause.
Witherspoon died on Oct. 29 at his Los Angeles home, his manager told The Associated Press at the time. He was 77.
JOHN WITHERSPOON, COMEDIAN AND ACTOR IN 'FRIDAY' FILMS, DIES AT 77
The family said in a statement to Deadline that Witherspoon is survived by his wife, Angela, and sons JD and Alexander and a large extended family.
LAUREL GRIGGS' DEATH RECEIVES EMOTIONAL OUTPOUR FROM FANS, BROADWAY
Witherspoon began his career appearing in 1970s TV shows, such as "Barnaby Jones" and "The Richard Pryor Show," NPR reported. He also performed on "The Wayans Bros." television series and voiced the grandfather in "The Boondocks" animated series.
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His most recognizable role was "Pops," Ice Cube's father in the stoner comedy "Friday" and its two sequels. He played a crude but affectionate father trying to guide his son to be better. Witherspoon’s film roles also included "Vampire in Brooklyn" and "Boomerang," and he was a frequent guest on "Late Show with David Letterman."
Fox News' Danielle Wallace and The Associated Press contributed to this report