Every display object has properties that affect where and how it is rendered on screen.
Display objects have various properties that control the underlying transform.
Corona calculates a transform matrix for a display object by applying the properties in a specific order.
Transforms are always relative to the parent, so the final transform includes the transforms of the object's parents (and ancestors). See 'Transforms' in the Groups Guide.
The origin is the position of a display object. It is controlled by the object.x and object.y properties.
This is the point about which rotation and scale are applied.
The anchors of an object control how geometry is positioned relative to the object's origin. These are specified via the object.anchorX and object.anchorY properties.
Anchors range from 0.0
to 1.0
. When you change an anchor value, the object's position (its origin) does not change. Instead the geometry moves relative to the origin.
By default, the anchor is set to (0.5, 0.5)
which centers the geometry about the origin. An anchor pair of (0,0)
makes the top-left of the geometry's bounds to be at the origin, while an anchor pair of (1,1)
makes it the bottom-right of the geometry's bounds.
You can change the default via display.setDefault().
The following diagram illustrates how changing the anchor affects objects. The dotted square is rotated to illustrate how geometry is rotated about the origin depending on the anchor.
By default, objects like shapes have anchors. Groups however do not honor anchors by default. You must use set the anchorChildren
property. See 'Aligning Children' in the Groups Guide.


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This page tracks the new paper links made to my list of SIGGRAPH Asia 2015 papers.
Page maintained by Ke-Sen Huang.
If you have additions or changes, send an e-mail.
January 16, 2016
- SHED: Shape Edit Distance for Fine-grained Shape Similarity
November 26, 2015
- Deep Points Consolidation
- Perceptual models of preference in 3D printing direction
November 14, 2015
- Rolling Guidance Normal Filter For Geometric Processing
- A Matrix Sampling-and-Recovery Approach for Many-Lights Rendering
- Unsynchronized structured light
- Masked Depth Culling for Graphics Hardware
- Smoothed Aggregation Multigrid for Cloth Simulation
- Non-manifold level sets: a multivalued implicit surface representation with applications to self-collision processing
- Deviation Magnification: Revealing Geometric Deviation in a Single Image
- Data-driven Fluid Simulations using Regression Forests
- Blind Video Temporal Consistency
- Efficient Construction and Simplification of Delaunay Meshes
- AutoConnect: Computational Design of 3D-Printable Connectors
- Autocomplete Hand-Drawn Animations
- Fast Computation of Seamless Video Loops
- Subspace Dynamic Simulation Using Rotation-Strain Coordinates
- Color changing effects with anisotropic halftone prints on metal
- Closure-Aware Sketch Simplification
- Data-Driven Structural Priors for Shape Completion
- Unbiased photon gathering for light transport simulation
- Blue noise sampling using an SPH-based method
- 3D motion sensing of any object without prior knowledge
- Capturing the human figure through a wall
- Interactive design of 3D-printable robotic creatures
- Revealing and modifying non-local variations in a single image
- Transform recipes for efficient cloud photo enhancement
- Interactive surface design with interlocking elements
- Magic Decorator: automatic material suggestion for indoor digital scenes
November 5, 2015
- SMPL: A Skinned Multi-Person Linear Model
October 31, 2015
- SMPL: A Skinned Multi-Person Linear Model
October 30, 2015
- Visual Transcript: Readable, Skimmable Layout of Blackboard-Style Lecture Videos
- Spherical Fibonacci Mapping
October 11, 2015
- A System for Rapid, Automatic Shader Level-of-Detail
- Activity-centric Scene Synthesis for Functional 3D Scene Modeling
- Autocomplete Hand-Drawn Animations
- Structure and Appearance Optimization for Controllable Shape Design
- Fast Computation of Seamless Video Loops
- Model-Reduced Variational Fluid Simulation
- Subspace Dynamic Simulation Using Rotation-Strain Coordinates
- Nested Cages
- Online Structure Analysis for Real-time Indoor Scene Reconstruction
(TOG Paper)
- SHED: Shape Edit Distance for Fine-grained Shape Similarity
- Sketching Folds: Developable Surfaces from Non-Planar Silhouettes
(TOG Paper)
- Blue Noise Sampling using an SPH-based Method
October 1, 2015
- Large Scale Bounded Distortion Mappings
- Orbifold Tutte Embeddings
September 30, 2015
- Fast Multiple-fluid Simulation Using Helmholtz Free Energy
- Push-Recovery Stability of Biped Locomotion
- Topology-based Catalogue Exploration Framework for Identifying View-Enhanced Tower Designs
- Video-Audio Driven Real-Time Facial Animation
September 28, 2015
- Computational Design of Metallophone Contact Sounds
- Instant Field-Aligned Meshes
- High-Quality Hair Modeling from a Single Portrait Photo
- Level-Set-Based Partitioning and Packing Optimization of a Printable Model
- A Chebyshev semi-iterative approach for accelerating projective and position-based dynamics
- A unified approach for subspace simulation of deformable bodies in multiple domains
- Wetbrush: GPU-based 3D painting simulation at the bristle level
- Push-Recovery Stability of Biped Locomotion
- On Optimal, Minimal BRDF Sampling for Reflectance Acquisition
September 25, 2015
- Real-time noise-aware tone mapping
- Generalizing Wave Gestures from Sparse Examples for Real-time Character Control
- Interactive Design of Probability Density Functions for Shape Grammars
- CrossLink: Joint Understanding of Image and 3D Model Collections through Shape and Camera Pose Variations
- Depth-Aware Coherent Line Drawings
- Quantized Global Parametrization
September 24, 2015
- Real-Time Pixel Luminance Optimization for Dynamic Multi-Projection Mapping
September 23, 2015
- Meltables: Fabrication of Complex 3D Curves by Melting
- SMPL: A Skinned Multi-Person Linear Model
- MeshHisto: Collaborative Modeling by Sharing and Retargeting Editing Histories
September 21, 2015
- Legolization: Optimizing LEGO Designs
- AutoConnect: Computational Design of 3D-Printable Connectors
- Computational Design of Metallophone Contact Sounds
- CrossLink: Joint Understanding of Image and 3D Model Collections through Shape and Camera Pose Variations
- Deformation-Driven Topology-Varying 3D Shape Correspondence
- Dapper: Decompose-and-Pack for 3D Printing
- Joint Embeddings of Shapes and Images via CNN Image Purification
- Polyhedral Patterns
September 20, 2015
- An Interactive Tool for Designing Quadrotor Camera Shots
- Video-Audio Driven Real-Time Facial Animation
September 19, 2015
- Surface Turbulence for Particle-Based Liquid Simulations
September 18, 2015
- Solving Trigonometric Moment Problems for Fast Transient Imaging
September 17, 2015
- A Model of Local Adaptation
- Topology-based Catalogue Exploration Framework for Identifying View-Enhanced Tower Designs
- Real-time Expression Transfer for Facial Reenactment
September 16, 2015
- To Stylize or not to Stylize? The Effect of Shape and Material Stylization on the Perception of Computer-Generated Faces
September 15, 2015
- Generalized Cylinder Decomposition
- AA Patterns for Point Sets with Controlled Spectral Properties
- Data-Driven Structural Priors for Shape Completion
- Expediting Precomputation for Reduced Deformable Simulation
- Data-driven Fluid Simulation using Regression Forests
- Fast Multiple-fluid Simulation Using Helmholtz Free Energy
- Blind Video Temporal Consistency
- Push-Recovery Stability of Biped Locomotion
- Anisotropic Gaussian Mutations for Metropolis Light Transport through Hessian-Hamiltonian Dynamics
- Physically-Accurate Fur Reflectance: Modeling, Measurement and Rendering
- Efficient Construction and Simplification of Delaunay Meshes
- WrapIt: Computer-Assisted Crafting of Wire Wrapped Jewelry
September 14, 2015
- Perceptual models of preference in 3D printing direction
September 13, 2015
- AniMesh: Interleaved Animation, Modeling, and Editing
September 11, 2015
- JumpCut: Non-Successive Mask Transfer and Interpolation for Video Cutout
September 8, 2015
- Autoscanning for Coupled Scene Reconstruction and Proactive Object Analysis
September 7, 2015
- Continuum Foam: A Material Point Method for Shear-Dependent Flows
(TOG Paper)
- Garment Modeling with a Depth Camera
- Extraction of the Quad Layout of a Triangle Mesh Guided by its Curve-Skeleton
(TOG Paper)
September 5, 2015
- Autoscanning for Coupled Scene Reconstruction and Proactive Object Analysis
- Deformation-Driven Topology-Varying 3D Shape Correspondence
- Image-Space Modal Bases for Plausible Manipulation of Objects in Video
- Expediting Precomputation for Reduced Deformable Simulation
- Computational Design of Metallophone Contact Sounds
- Instant Field-Aligned Meshes
- Blue Noise Sampling using an SPH-based Method
- Adaptive Color Display via Perceptually-driven Factored Spectral Projection
- Physically-Accurate Fur Reflectance: Modeling, Measurement and Rendering
- Dapper: Decompose-and-Pack for 3D Printing
- JumpCut: Non-Successive Mask Transfer and Interpolation for Video Cutout
- Large Scale Bounded Distortion Mappings
- Orbifold Tutte Embeddings
- Joint Embeddings of Shapes and Images via CNN Image Purification
- Data-Driven Structural Priors for Shape Completion
- Interactive Design of Probability Density Functions for Shape Grammars
- A Matrix Sampling-and-Recovery Approach for Many-Lights Rendering
- Break Ames Room Illusion: Depth from General Single Images
- To Stylize or not to Stylize? The Effect of Shape and Material Stylization on the Perception of Computer-Generated Faces
- CrossLink: Joint Understanding of Image and 3D Model Collections through Shape and Camera Pose Variations
- Deviation Magnification: Revealing Geometric Deviation in a Single Image
- Extraction of the Quad Layout of a Triangle Mesh Guided by its Curve-Skeleton
- Efficient and Accurate Spherical Kernel Integrals using Isotropic Decomposition
(TOG Paper)
- Polyhedral Patterns
- High-Quality Hair Modeling from a Single Portrait Photo
- Level-Set-Based Partitioning and Packing Optimization of a Printable Model
- Deep Points Consolidation
- Generalized Cylinder Decomposition
- AA Patterns for Point Sets with Controlled Spectral Properties
- Page published
kesen.huang@gmail.com


PULPCORE:
THE ART OF
DAVID RUSSELL TALBOTT
HOLLYWOOD PULPCORE:
Oppenheimer's Air Sick Blues
The cast and crew of Howard Hughes' movie, "The Conqueror", were exposed to radiation while filming in the Utah desert. Twenty five years later, over half of them had contracted cancer including Susan Hayward and John Wayne.
Clark Gable
It was rumored MGM paid a studio flunky to take the blame when Clark Gable accidently killed a woman while driving drunk on Sunset Blvd.
The Browning Show
Early in his career, Tod Browning killed an actor friend while drunk driving and it haunted him for life.
James Dean vs. The Spyders
James Dean lost his life in a car crash two weeks after making a P.S.A. for driving safety. His Porsche Spyder "Little Bastard" continued to claim victims after it was salvaged.
Jayne Mansfield
Jayne Mansfield died in an auto accident in 1967 after cutting ties with Church of Satan leader Anton LaVey.
Carole Lombard
When Carole Lombard died in a TWA plane crash in 1942, she had let the flip of a coin decide her travel plans.
Thelma Todd
In 1935, Thelma Todd died of carbon monoxide poisoing after trying to keep warm, locked in a cold garage by her boyfriend, director Roland West.
Clara Bow
Did Clara Bow really shag the entire 1927 USC Trojan's football team?
J.G. Ballard Auto-Eroticizes Liz Taylor
JG Ballard eroticized Liz Taylor's trachea scar in his 1969 work "The Atrocity Exhibition" and blew his reader's minds.


We're going to explore classes by writing a register class.
In the example, we will use Canadian currency including the Loonie ($1) and the Toonie ($2).
The first line of the class definition is:
class CashRegister:
Method __init__
The first method that we'll write is the constructor, method __init__
, which is called to initialize an object. Since it is a method, by convention, the first parameter is self
. In this case, self
refers to the CashRegister
object that is being initialized. We'll also pass in the number of loonies, toonies, fives, tens and twenty dollar bills.
class CashRegister:
"""A cash register."""
def __init__(self, loonies, toonies, fives, tens, twenties):
""" (CashRegister, int, int, int, int, int) -> NoneType
A CashRegister with loonies, toonies, fives, tens, and twenties.
>>> register = CashRegister(5, 5, 5, 5, 5)
>>> register.loonies
5
>>> register.toonies
5
>>> register.fives
5
>>> register.tens
5
>>> register.twenties
5
"""
self.loonies = loonies
self.toonies = toonies
self.fives = fives
self.tens = tens
self.twenties = twenties
|
Each of the assignment statements in method
__init__
creates an
instance variable that belongs to the
CashRegister
object. For example, one of the object's instance variables is seen on the left-hand side of this assignment statement and it is named
loonies
:
self.loonies = loonies
.
The following function call creates a new CashRegister
object, initializes the object by calling the constructor, and then stores the object's memory address in register
:
register = CashRegister(5, 5, 5, 5, 5)
Examining __init__
Results
Now, when the program above is executed, a different error occurs:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "cash_register.py", line 33, in
print(register.get_total())
AttributeError: 'CashRegister' object has no attribute 'get_total'
|
The traceback tells us that we have successfully created a
CashRegister
object, but that it has no method
get_total
.
If we examine
register
, we see that it exists and that it contains the memory address of an object:
>>> register
<__main__.CashRegister object at 0x101d79cd0>
|
Further, we can examine the values of instance variables for the
CashRegister
object that
register
refers to:
>>> register.loonies
5
>>> register.twenties
5
|
We can create a second instance called
register2
:
>>> register2 = CashRegister(2, 3, 4, 6, 7)
|
Variable
register2
refers to a different
CashRegister
object than
register
, and that object has different values in its instance variables:
>>> register2.twenties
7
>>> register.twenties
5
|
Method get_total
Let's define get_total
. Like all methods, its first parameter is self
. Here is the implementation:
def get_total(self):
""" (CashRegister) -> int
Return the total amount of cash in the register.
>>> register = CashRegister(5, 5, 5, 5, 5)
>>> register.get_total()
190
"""
return self.loonies + self.toonies * 2 + self.fives * 5 + \
self.tens * 10 + self.twenties * 20
|
When the program above is executed, we get the following results:
190
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "cash_register.py", line 48, in
register.add(3, 'toonies')
AttributeError: 'CashRegister' object has no attribute 'add'
|
The line
190
results from our first call on
get_total()
. This is followed by an error that occurs because there is no
add
method in
CashRegister
.
Method add
Method add
has three parameters: self
(a CashRegister
object), the number of items to add, and the denomination:
def add(self, count, denomination):
""" (CashRegister, int, str) -> NoneType
Add count items of denomination to the register.
denomination is one of 'loonies', 'toonies',
'fives', 'tens', and 'twenties'.
>>> register = CashRegister(5, 5, 5, 5, 5)
>>> register.add(2, 'toonies')
>>> register.toonies
7
>>> register.add(1, 'tens')
>>> register.tens
6
"""
if denomination == 'loonies':
self.loonies += count
elif denomination == 'toonies':
self.toonies += count
elif denomination == 'fives':
self.fives += count
elif denomination == 'tens':
self.tens += count
elif denomination == 'twenties':
self.twenties += count
|
The remove
Method
This method looks remarkably similar to method add
:
def remove(self, count, denomination):
""" (CashRegister, int, str) -> NoneType
Remove count items of denomination from the register.
denomination is one of 'loonies', 'toonies',
'fives', 'tens', and 'twenties'.
>>> register = CashRegister(5, 5, 5, 5, 5)
>>> register.remove(2, 'toonies')
>>> register.toonies
3
>>> register.remove(1, 'tens')
>>> register.tens
4
"""
if denomination == 'loonies':
self.loonies -= count
elif denomination == 'toonies':
self.toonies -= count
elif denomination == 'fives':
self.fives -= count
elif denomination == 'tens':
self.tens -= count
elif denomination == 'twenties':
self.twenties -= count
|
The complete class
We have finishing defining our new type, and the program runs without error:


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UK's Johnson shouted at during visit to flood-hit area
LONDON (Reuters) - Two onlookers shouted at Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson when he observed relief efforts in a flood-hit district of northern England on Wednesday, several days after the worst of the flooding.
“You took your time, Boris,” one person told Johnson as he walked through the area accompanied by local officials, while another asked him: “Where’ve you been?”.
Another resident was more welcoming, telling Johnson: “Go get ‘em.”
Ahead of a national election on Dec. 12, Britain’s two main opposition parties have criticized Johnson and his Conservative government for a slow response to the flooding, which claimed one life last week.


Saldea Memorial Web Application
| Completed | November 2017 |
| Client | Saldea Memorial Park |
This was a project to fullfill my requirements in my subject. This was also my first web application made in laravel since after my internship.
Hi, I'm Benjie Perez. Laravel Developer.
I have been exposed in developing web based systems and websites.
I'm a very jolly person and a strict person. My expertise are based on the project scope, also to the working environment I will work for. Check out my latest CV, and tell me if you are interested.
Download CV| Name | Benjamin C. Perez |
| Date of birth | January 28, 1998 |
|<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| Address | 265 Rizal St. Pag-asa Obando, Bulacan |
| Phone | 0955 043 7955 |
| Website | https://benjieperez.github.io/ |
Everyone must enjoy programming!.
My goal is to establish a small group of developers in my town, to raised new young generations of developers and to raise the using of Free And Open-Source Software.
| Name | Colegio De San Pascual |
| Address | Pag-asa Obando,Bulacan, 3021 Philippines |
| Period | 2014-2018 |
| Course | Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Major in (Web Programming) |
In four years of educating, I learn many things such as; Web Developing, Software Design & Documentation, Database Structure & Creating Schema, and lastly the SDLC or Software Development Life Cycle in creating web applications for the client.
| Company Name | OneTrinity Corporation |
| Address | 13 Hermoso St. Dalandanan, Valenzuela City 1443 Manila, Philippines |
| Period | 2018-Current |
| Post | Lead Programmer |
I was assigned to create a new system to replace their old system. I am also the lead programmer of an event held by the company which is Trinx Bicycles Guinness World Record Attempt in Pampanga in October 28, 2019 by means of creating online registration and website to inform the participants in the said event.
| Company Name | One Quiapo Hotel |
| Address | 568 Quezon Blvd, Quiapo, Quezon City, 1001 Metro Manila |
| Period | 2018-Current |
| Post | Lead Programmer/Technical Support |
I was assigned a project by the Director of Trinx, to create a system to check the in/out the guess in the hotel, create sales report every shifts and manage the computer assets of the company. The project was developed & finished in 3 months and successfully deployed on September 28, 2018
| Completed | November 2017 |
| Client | Saldea Memorial Park |
This was a project to fullfill my requirements in my subject. This was also my first web application made in laravel since after my internship.
| Completed | Sept 2018 |
| Client | One Quiapo Hotel |
1. The goal is to have a new system that can generate sales every shifts. And monitored time to time by the manager.
2. To solve robbery inside the hotel from the past events.
| Completed | October 2018 |
| Client | Trinx Bicycles Philippines |
This was my first big project to a resputable company which I was assigned to create a database that can handle six thousand registrants and an online register system.
See Live| Completed | February 2018 |
| Client | Colegio De San Pascual Baylon |
This was my THESIS Project made in Laravel 5.3 version. The goal is to help the disciplinary actor to monitor the behavior of the students regarding to the reports of each teacher/advisory class teacher.
| Completed | May 2019 |
This was my first web based interactive game. A simple tictactoe game just to enhance my logic skills and knowledge in web programming.
| Address | 265 Rizal St. Pag-asa Obando, Bulacan |
| Phone | +63<PHONE_NUMBER> |
|<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| Skype | benjieperez28 |
| Website | https://benjieperez.github.io/ |


An application that calculates and displays various statistics for ESPN Fantasy Basketball leagues. The code/application works for (public) leagues of any size that use H2H Most Cat. scoring. For more information and to see the source code of the project, checkout the GitHub repository.


Ts'ui - Gathering Together [Massing]
45. Ts'ui - Gathering Together [Massing]
-- --
----- above Tui The Joyous, Lake
-----
-- --
-- -- below K'un The Receptive, Earth
-- --
The Judgement
Gathering Together. Success.
The king approaches his temple.
It furthers one to see the great man.
This brings success. Perseverance furthers.
To bring great offerings creates good fortune.
It furthers one to undertake something.
The Image
Over the earth, the lake:
The image of Gathering Together.
Thus the superior man renews his weapons
In order to meet the unforseen.
The Lines
Six at the beginning means:
If you are sincere, but not to the end,
There will sometimes be confusion, sometimes gathering together.
If you call out,
Then after one grasp of the hand you can laugh again.
Regret not. Going is without blame.
Six in the second place means:
Letting oneself be drawn
Brings good fortune and remains blameless.
If one is sincere,
It furthers one to bring even a small offering.
Six in the third place means:
Gathering together amid sighs.
Nothing that would further.
Going is without blame.
Slight humiliation.
() Nine in the fourth place means:
Great good fortune. No blame.
() Nine in the fifth place means:
If in gathering together one has position,
This brings no blame.
If there are some who are not yet sincerely in the work,
Sublime and enduring perseverance is needed.
Then remorse disappears.
Six at the top means:
Lamenting and sighing, floods of tears.
No blame.


[gecode-users] Memory problem using Gecode for local search
TeXitoi
texitoi+news at texitoi.eu
Sun Nov 6 12:58:28 CET 2011
Hi!
I'm trying to use Gecode 3.7.1 to do local search. My decision
variables are in a IntVarArray machine_m.
I do about that :
/* constraints... */
IntArgs sol_l(machine_m.size());
/* creating sol_l with sol_l[i] = ...; */
count(*this, machine_m, sol_l, IRT_EQ, machine_m.size() - 1);
branch(*this, machine_m, INT_VAR_RND, INT_VAL_MIN);
if I am correct, the tree will be totally balanced on the right,
e.g. choice(0) will always be a solution, and choice(1) will be the
rest of the solutions. I use INT_VAL_MIN to limit the fragmentation of
my decision variables.
I enumerate the different solutions about like that:
Search::Options options_l;
options_l.c_d = 1;
options_l.clone = false;
DFS<GecodeSpace> search_l(pSpace_l, options_l);
GecodeSpace *pSpace_l = 0;
while ((pSol_l = search_l.next()) != 0) {
/* working with pSol_l */
delete pSol_l;
}
I use c_d = 1 because my tree have this special shape that make
choice(0) always be a solution. I thought that the search tree will
be memory efficient because only 2 Gecode::Space must be stored at the
same time because of the shape of the search tree, but I can see that
it takes a lot of memory on big instances (even if I comment
c_d=...). I can see on "top" the memory growing about linearly with
time.
It seems that I do not have any memory problem in my program because
if I use Search::MemoryStop(256 * 1024 * 1024) and let my local search
running all the night, my program is only growing between about 30MB
and 270MB.
Why do I have this behavior? What did I do wrong? How to solve my
problem (enumerating every solutions that have only 1 variable
different from a given solution in constant memory)?
Thanks in advance.
--
Guillaume Pinot http://www.texitoi.eu
« Il semble que la perfection soit atteinte non quand il n'y a plus
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Abhay Bhushan was born on November 23, 1944. He was among the first class to graduate from the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur in 1965 with a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. He continued his studies at MIT, receiving a Masters in Electrical Engineering and a degree in Management. While at Kanpur, he began working on the first draft of RFC 114, the origin of FTP. (RFC stands for Request For Comments, a document written by engineers and computer scientists in memorandum format to describe methods, behaviors, research, or innovations relevant to the Internet.) He continued work on the protocol for some time, finally publishing RFC 114 while at MIT on April 16, 1971. RFC 114 detailed, as stated in its introduction, "a "first cut" at a protocol that will allow users at any host on the network to use the file system of every cooperating host." While the protocol has undergone several changes over the years, notably in the 1980s when it was upgraded to use TCP/IP instead of NCP, the base idea remains the same as the original protocol established by Bhushan. The specific vocabulary and phrasing of commands have changed as well to become slightly more readable by humans, but the basic layout and functionality of the commands remain as Bhushan defined them in 1971. FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol, which defines the method in which a control connection and data connection run in parallel to transfer files between a client and a server. It maintains state, unlike HTTP, storing certain user and session information until the connection is closed.
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1 tablet |
oral |
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This weekend offered me a chance to have a little bit of time to myself, and offered also the opportunity to ingest MDMA for the first time. I won't go into the first night (I'd gotten two nights of being able to experience) as the first night does not compare in knowledge learned.
On the second night, after getting home from a long road trip up north, I took a shower, changed clothes, then turned on the tv to relax. I'd packed a fair sized bowl and had my second pill sitting by my side. First pill had a 'W' on it, this one had a star. Couldn't tell you what that difference meant, but the star was a more intense punch, and I'd been told as much by my friend (let's call him D). Ingesting the pill and smoking the bowl, I immediately became relaxed. I turned off my computer and put on the movie 'The Cell'. I'd been debating over what movie I could watch that would be good as I've a lot of movies, so I went with that one.
During this time, my trip starts to become more body intense. By intense I just mean a whole sensation of feeling all over, but not feeling really anything.  As I'm watching the movie, it starts to become clear to me-I need to become a dream therapist. I know it may sound a little different, but as I watched the movie, I understood everything in such a more clear picture. I understood how it was signifying I should be getting into what I want to do, something I'd truly be interested in. So I made that decision that night and said the next day I'd look up what colleges that offered something like that. I found a place and have info on the way...
As for my second epiphany, I laid down after the movie was over, as nothing else was on tv worth watching at 3 am. I was on my back with pillows under my calves so my feet don't have pressure on them, and I do the same with my hands. Before I laid down, I said a prayer out loud to my dream catcher above my head, to catch and let me have beautiful dreams of being in the astral world. the sensation on my fingers of touching the feathers felt like little gusts of concentrated air being blown on the tips, it was truly interesting. So I lay down, close my eyes, and start letting my mind do what it does. I sensed something different in my visuals behind my eyes (usually star light images or fractal patterns) but tonight it was as though the patterns and stars were constantly turning into thinly-lined neon tubing.
While all this is happening, my ex shows up into my consciousness. Now I've thought of exes before, but this wasn't of my doing. She spoke exactly like she would have, not by my own influence, and it was then that she explained I've found a way to open my mind to get to the gatekeeper, which she was. She said the gatekeeper won't always be her, it's just the best image my mind could come up with to get my attention. I was told that I can't be lied to by the gatekeeper, as they are to be wholly honest with me, no matter what the instance. As we talked on, she become other people or beings I'd known or thought of, all telling me something or other.
I say this truthfully in that I had no responsibility with my thoughts. I could think for myself, and these people/images were thinking for their self. Almost as if my mind took everything I knew, and everything I knew about them, and would allow the answers to flow with truth instead of being skewed from my point of view. That probably sounds strange but it is the best way I could explain such an impression. After it had shown me enough or told me enough, the image (as I can't remember which person it was) told me to let my mind know I am taking control of my dreams from now on. That every night I will choose how my dreams will be, and my mind will be forced to fall under my will, as opposed to being under its will.
With this, I remember falling asleep to a degree, and the most amazing things happened. It felt as if my eyelids were made as a sheet of smoke, that started opening slowly but surely. What I saw was all kinds of electrical sparkles all over my field of view, which I realized was my immediate space around me in normal time. I was seeing through my eyes, but was clearly asleep. I knew that was the case. And I almost managed to 'roll out' of my body to get up, but I think my apprehension stopped me. I remember then floating up to my ceiling, and I could hear myself telling me to turn over so I could see me lying there. I did and it was really hard to see me, but I managed to make out my form. Looked almost like if the skin of my body and face were always blurred or out of focus. I think maybe again it was from my own apprehension of thinking I could see my own body and I achieved what I did. That's pretty much the last I remember of that experience.
It's now roughly 36 hours of so since I last took the MDMA. I was very nervous at first for doing it, because I'd experienced my last drug and it had a very bad trip that came with it. This time though, I've felt a sense of clarity in my life. I know it seems odd, but it does feel that way. I've read how people can have a better realization about their lives after doing certain things, but I didn't know it would happen to me. Nothing should be illegal if you are responsible to self, responsible for your actions, and responsible for your consequences. I freely chose to partake in these experiences, and I believe with due diligence, substances can help open up my mind to it's greater self.  I simply ask all to allow my life to be mine, and your life to be yours....
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Football Manager 2020 wonderkids: FM20 best young players in the game
There's nothing better than unearthing the next Lionel Messi, and with this extensive list you might just be able to sign him before anyone else gets wind - and for a bargain price
by Jake Polden, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/jake-polden/Football Manager has returned with its latest offering for 2020.
The extensive database has been updated and there are new tactics, and ways of deploying them, for you to get your head around.
But more important than formations, tactics, team talks and press conferences is transfers.
Well, is there anything better than signing the next Lionel Messi for just £25,000 rather than the current one on £400,000 per week? Nope. No there isn't.
We've been getting to grips with the new game and have compiled a list of must-buy wonderkids.
Some are affordable, some not so much, while some will be willing to sign for your team, and... some not so much.
Either way all the players listed below are future world-beaters and if you purchase a handful of these you'll be tasting success in no time at all.
Note: Keep checking back as we will update the list as and when we find new wonderkids.
Goalkeepers
Manuel Gasparini, 17, Udinese
Gianluigi Donnarumma, 20, AC Milan
Gavin Bazunu, 17, Manchester City
Alessandro Plizzari, 19, AC Milan
Ivan Martines, 17, Athletico Pamplona
Phelipe Megiolaro, 20, Gremio
Right backs
Diogo Dalot, 20, Manchester United
Trent Alexander-Arnold, 20, Liverpool
Moussa Wague, 20, Barcelona
Max Aarons, 19, Norwich
Guga, 20, Atletico Mineiro
Raoul Bellanova, 19, Bordeaux
Tomas Esteves, 17, Porto
Kayne Ramsay, 18, Southampton
Ki-Jana Hoever, 17, Liverpool
Tomas Tavares, 18, Benfica
Left backs
Marc Cucurella, 20, Barcelona
Juan Miranda, 19, Barcelona
Luca Pellegrini, 20, Juventus
Goncalo Costa, 19, Sporting Lisbon
Toni Herrero, 18, Levante
Luca-Gian Itter, 20, Freiburg
Rayan Ait-Nouri, 18, Angers
Federico Ermacora, 19, Udinese
Zlatan Sehovic, 18, Partizan Belgrade
Melvin Bard, 18, Lyon
Centre backs
Matthijs de Ligt, 19, Juventus
Dayot Upamecano, 20, RB Leipzig
Javier Montero, 20, Atletico Madrid
Nehuen Perez, 19, Atletico Madrid
Jorge Cuenca, 19, Barcelona
Nehuen Perez, 19, Atletico Madrid
Jean-Clair Todibo, 19, Barcelona
Malang Sarr, 20, Nice
Armel Bella-Kotchap, 17, Vfl Bochum
Nicolo Armini, 18, Lazio
Defensive midfielders
Declan Rice, 20, West Ham
Sandro Tonali, 19, Brescia
Ludovit Reis, 19, Barcelona
Marcos Antonio, 19, Shakhtar Donetsk
Jonathan Gonzalez, 20, Monterrey
Daniel Braganca, 20, Sporting Lisbon
Luis Florentino, 19, Benfica
Adrian Fein, 20, Bayern Munich
Nohan Kenneh, 16, Leeds
Victor Bobsin, 19, Gremio
Central Midfielders
Matteo Guendouzi, 20, Arsenal
Arne Maier, 20, Hertha Berlin
Sergio Gomez, 18, Dortmund
Ilaix Moriba, 16, Barcelona
Tiago Dantas, 18, Benfica
Alessio Riccardi, 18, Roma
Junior Hamed Traore, 19, Empoli
Matheus Rampon, 18, Paranense
Miguel Baez, 19, Real Madrid
Left wingers
Jadon Sancho, 19, Dortmund
Callum Hudson-Odoi, 18, Chelsea
Ansu Fati, 16, Barcelona
Rodrygo, 18, Real Madrid
Naci Unuvar, 16, Ajax
Vinicius Junior, 18, Real Madrid
Rayan Cherki, 15, Lyon
Daniel Maldini, 17, AC Milan
Luca Connell, 18, Celtic
Right wingers
Kylian Mbappe, 20, PSG
Harvey Elliot, 16, Liverpool
Emanuel Vignato, 18, Chievo
Anthony, 19, Sao Paulo
Rober, 18, Real Hispalis
Nahuel Ulariaga, 17, Godoy Cruz
Ajdin Hasic, 17, Besiktas
Attacking central midfielders
Joao Felix, 19, Atletico Madrid
Kai Havertz, 20, Bayer Leverkusen
Phil Foden, 19, Manchester City
Hannibal Mejbri, 16, Man United
Pedri, 16, Barcelona
Thiago Almada, 18, Velez
Matias Palacios, 17, San Lorenzo
Gianluca Gaetano, 19, Napoli
Nuno Santos, 20
Strikers
Mason Greenwood, 17, Manchester United
Amine Gouiri, 19, Lyon
Troy Parrot, 17, Tottenham
Fiete Arp, 19, Bayern Munich
Abel Ruiz, 19, Barcelona
Myron Boadu, 18, AZ Alkmaar
Fabio Silva, 16, Porto
Joshua Zirkzee, 18, Bayern Munich
Matias Arezo, 16, River Plate
Sekou Koita, 19, RB Salzburg


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Purify
Powders of Broken Darkness
in the shadow of the Mother Tree north of the Elven Village to create
Powder of Broken Light
. Then bring it to me.


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localectl list-keymaps- Set the system keyboard mapping for the console and X11:
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On January 19th, 2017 Alice's March for Equality will gather in Philadelphia to educate and advocate for the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment.
The march continues the work of Alice Paul, the women's rights activist. In 1913, preceding Woodrow Wilson's first inauguration, Alice and over 8,000 other women marched on Washington to demand a constitutional amendment to give women the right to vote. After the passage of the this amendment in 1920, Alice wrote a new amendment for the equal rights of the sexes, also known as the Equal Rights Amendment.
 Alice's March for Equality aims to put the Amendment back in the spotlight.
Schedule
The march will begin at 11:30am at Philadelphia City Hall and move along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway to Eakins Oval where a rally will be held until 2:30pm.
Lucienne Beard
Executive Director of the Alice Paul Institute
Ginny Marino
CEO of Girl Scouts of Central and South Jersey
Kim Fraites-Dow
CEO of Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania
Drew Smith
Executive Director of the Friends Council
on Education
Dr. Graciela Slesaransky-Poe
Founding Dean for the School of
Education at Arcadia
Senator Diane Allen
New Jersey State Senator
Jane Slusser
Chief of Staff to the Mayor of Philadelphia
Jovida Hill
Executive Director of the Philadelphia
Commission for Women


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Eid Message from your Imams
Assalamu alaikum,
The Islamic Association of Raleigh (IAR) is delighted to congratulate you on the upcoming arrival of the Eid-ul-Fitr celebration. Our Eid prayers will occur on Tuesday, June 4th at the Exposition Center at the Fairground in two shifts. The first shift gathering is at 6:30 am and prayer at 7:30 am sharp. The second shift gathering is at 8:30 am and prayer is at 9:30 am sharp.
This year, we are especially thankful to observe the Eid holiday in unity with a number of masajid in the Triangle region, as per the declaration of the Triangle Imams Council shared with you before Ramadan.
By taking the matter up with regional masajid, we have taken a step towards regional unity. We have also continued to emphasize the importance of religious references by adopting a criterion approved by major scholars on the Fiqh Council of North America, European Council for Fatwa and Research, and meeting conditions of the latest fatwa by the Assembly of Muslim Jurists of America (AMJA).
You will find many Muslims across the United States celebrating Eid with us, as this methodology is now adopted more broadly than any other by masajid among the 2,000+ across the United States. Nonetheless, with the possibility of having multiple dates for Eid across the US and the world, we remind you that tolerating Fiqh differences is among the most important of Islamic ethics and upholding the unity of Muslims takes precedence above any valid difference of Fiqh opinions. We should treat one another and our sister masajid with utmost respect.
Remember the important obligation of Zakat-ul-Fitr of $13 per member of your household, including children, that must be paid before Eid prayers. In cooperation with our fellow imams on the Triangle Imams Council, Triangle-area masajid have unified these amounts across the region based on Islamic and market research, alhamdulillah.
From our family to yours, Eid Mubarak!
Your brothers,
Imam Mohamed AbuTaleb
Imam Muamar Dahnoun
Declaration of Triangle Imams Council on Ramadan & Eid-ul-Fitr


ZRP probes banks
by Staff ReporterTHE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says a matter involving two banks alleged to have allowed their depositors to make withdrawals above the stipulated limit is now a police case.
RBZ governor John Mangudya told ZTN that the banks were co-operating and assisting Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) in investigations and tracing the money. The apex bank’s Financial Intelligence Unit last week revealed that CBZ Bank and Ecobank had let two of their depositors get $44 180 and $15 000, respectively, at a time when other depositors were being allowed a maximum of $100 per day.
On Wednesday, Ecobank said it complied with regulatory requirements before approving a $15 000 cash withdrawal by a customer which resulted in pictures of new Zimbabwe dollar notes circulating on social media raising fears that the money was being channelled to the parallel market.
In a statement, the bank said the customer had intended to use the money to pay for milk deliveries from small-scale producers.
Investigations by monetary authorities, the bank said, are now on whether the client then used the money for its indicated purposes. — ZTN.


Founded in 2012, Appvanilla is a small design & development agency based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Over the last few years we’ve made a reputation for building thousands of logos, flyers and websites that look great and are easy-to-use. We are now expanding our work and impacting the sector of Admin Support (Data Entry/VA/Internet Research) also.
Ensuring the virtual existence of more than 1999 Businesses and Individuals worldwide, We have served more than 89 countries and 249 cities across the globe including Bangladesh, United States, United Kingdom, Portugal, China, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, Uganda, Vietnam, Brazil, India, Russia, Belgium, Thailand, South Africa, Singapore, Dhaka, London, New York, California, North Carolina, Arizona, New Jersey and counting….


Week no. 3
Group Assignment
For the group assignment each one of us draw some parts with diferent ways of pressfit and we've done some tests until they came out right. With this group assignment we had the opportunity to explore diferent ideas with each other and learn about laser kerf and cutting settings by testing them and with the help and background experiences of each menmber of the group. Then i pick the parts that i initialy draw and improve to do my press fit constriction kit.
My part of this projects were this two diferent pieces that cam be assembled individualy or has a group:
We tested the kerf and optimized the lasercutting with diferent parameters.
Final Parameters : Speed:2.5 Power:95
KERF for 3mm plywood: 0.02mm
Vinylcutter
For the vinylcutter i decided to do a decal for my laptop. To do that, first i searched for an image that i like from a japanete movie called My Neighbor Tororo and a citacion of the author of the movie Haiao Miyazaki.
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In Illustrator i've transformed the image into a vector, and then i saved as a Japanese illustrator to open in the vinyl cutter software - Cut Studio.
Then i set the cutting parameters through the machine parameters and did my cut.
After the cut i did the cirurgical job of taking of the vinyl parts that don't make part of my drawing. The letters were really dificult to separate ( the guys told me, but i was stubborn).
Starting using the transfer process with vinyl transfer to finally do my laptop decal.
Press-fit Construction Kit
This week assignement was the design and making of a press-fit construction kit to build a 3d object from 2d pieces. I looked around and found some ideas on the web. I decided to try to build this
and used SolidWorks for the parametric drawing of each peace:
Then i did the cut, I used 3 mm thick plywood, i cutted a few pieces and tested
that the assembly was ok with 2.9 mm cuts. Then I repeated the cutting and assembled an object.
And i start to contructing. Fist an abstract shape made with the pieces of the construction kit.
And after a more organized pattern made with the pieces of the construction kit


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oral |
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I had been wondering what the effects of Mysticrine (Nutmeg), and after carefully studying various experience reports and vaults, decided that I wanted to experience it for myself.
Setting: 2:20 AM, sitting in my apartment by myself
Mindset: Somewhat energized, happy, curious
It was a Thursday night, and after work I had a few beers and smoked a joint with some friends. Shortly after that I arrived at home. I had the next couple days off work, and wanted to try the nutmeg. I decided I would simply put some water in my mouth, throw a tablespoon in there, and wash it down with more water. This actually worked excellently, although finding the right balance is tricky.
T+15m
Ingested another heaping tablespoon
T+20m
Ingested another heaping tablespoon
T+23m
Smoked a bowl of pot, no affect other than normal
T+25m
Sense of sound is heightened, starting to feel a little bit strange
T+30m
Ingested another heaping tablespoon
T+35m
Just had a nutmeg burp. Nasty. Definatly feeling something, like being really high on pot
T+40m
Ingested another 1/2 tablespoon
T+1.5hrs
Very tired, feeling a slight buzz. Decided to go to bed. When I fell asleep (almost immediatly), I had very vivid dreams. They were all really bizarre, but one of them I will never be able to forget.
I was living in a city that looked like it was from ancient mesopotamia, except instead of being made of clay bricks, the buildings looked like they were constructed of grey playdough. Everything was really strange, I couldn't see peoples faces, only shapes of them moving around. There was only red light, it seemed to come up from the ground all the time, but very dim. The clouds in the sky were looming just above the city. At that time, I didn't even realize that it was a dream. I had actually forgotten completely about what reality is like. After running around the city, completing my daily tasks, I went home to bed. I lived in a small room in a playdough building, with only a bed and room for my belongings.
When I went to sleep within my dream, I could feel my spirit leaving my body and rising up, through the ceiling, up towards the clouds. Above the clouds was a strange white grid, which my spirit passed through easily. I was then in the upper layers of the atmosphere, looking out into the night sky. Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed a bright white light, and began moving towards it. As I got closer, it turned out to be Colonel Sanders, the white light was his aura shining so brightly. I was totally baffled at this point, and I felt very uplifted, and connected to the universe. Then the Colonel began talking to me. I can't remember exactly what he said, only what he meant my all of it. He told me to keep going, keep pursuing my dreams and that everything was going to be good in the end.
I don't remember what happened next, only being awoke in my own bed by someone at the door. I could barely open my eyes, it felt like I had smoked an ounce of pot in my sleep. I drifted in and out of sleep for a couple hours, having very nice lucid dreams. When I finally got up, I made breakfast and parked myself in front of the TV. I knew at that point that nothing would get done on that day.
Another thing, I had major munchies all day, and nutmeg burps. No matter how much I ate, I couldnt fulfill my hunger. By the time I went to bed that night, I was feeling pretty normal though.
In summary, I think it was a great experience and would highly reccomend it. After a few hours of trying to interpret my dream, I came to a conclusion. The playdough mesopotamia I was living in, represented our civilization. Colonel Sanders represented the Divine being, God, call it whatever you want. The basic message I recieved from the experience is to keep doing what I love, and that even though alot of people look down on how I pursue plant allies, continue using them to follow a spirtual path.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Calculate point estimates of and valid confidence intervals for nonparametric variable importance measures in high and low dimensions, using flexible estimators of the underlying regression functions. For more information about the methods, please see Williamson et al. (2017) <https://biostats.bepress.com/uwbiostat/paper422/>.
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| Imports: | SuperLearner, stats, graphics |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, MASS, gam, glmnet, xgboost, covr, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-10-14 |
| Author: | Brian D. Williamson [aut, cre], Noah Simon [aut], Marco Carone [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Brian D. Williamson <brianw26 at uw.edu> |
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Here at Annex@272, we provide an environment for students and clubs to meet to build awesome things and work on engineering projects
Find Out MoreThis space is much more than just a lab. It is a collaborative work environment that allows students to learn and pursue their passion in engineering.
Get Started!Much of the organizing work for hackPHS is done here! Check out their website at hackphs.tech
PHS Manufacturing and Design (a part of PHSCRC) usees the tools here to teach memberes about CAD and how to take ideas from CAD into reality
To get access the lab, you must be a part of one of the aforementioned clubs, but we can make things for you using our 3D Printers. For service inquires visit services.annex272.com


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Before Change
if shared_fields is None:
shared_fields = fields
else:
for key, field in fields.items():
if field is not None and "vocab" in field.__dict__:
assert field.vocab.stoi == shared_fields[key].vocab.stoi, \
"Ensemble models must use the same preprocessed data"
models.append(model)
if shared_model_opt is None:
shared_model_opt = model_opt
ensemble_model = EnsembleModel(models, opt.avg_raw_probs)
After Change
class EnsembleGenerator(nn.Module):
Dummy Generator that delegates to individual real Generators,
and then averages the resulting target distributions.
def __init__(self, model_generators, raw_probs=False):
super(EnsembleGenerator, self).__init__()


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Shrimp, Pork, Vermicelli & Lettuce Spring Roll served with Peanut Sauce
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We are confident of winning all 15 Assembly seats: Kateel
by Special Correspondent MANGALURUThe internal bickering and the unpreparedness of the Congress will ensure victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party candidates from 15 Assembly seats where byelections will be held shortly, said BJP State president Nalin Kumar Kateel here on Saturday.
Speaking at a function to felicitate the 44 members who have won in the elections to the Mangaluru City Corporation council, Mr. Kateel said the Congress was not getting candidates for the bypolls.
“Nobody in the Congress is willing to take the lead [for the campaign]. The party is not ready to face elections. Seniors [in Congress] are leaving the party and there is not end to internal bickerings. We are confident of winning all the 15 seats that will make B.S.Yediyurappa stronger,” he added.


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OWL (Web Ontology Language) is a tool for specifying semantics and defining knowledge models. It can be said that OWL represents an extension of RDF Schema, which provides more expressive power, but, in order to provide that power, it's computational complexity raises and in some cases becomes a not-decidable problem.
With the aim of limiting this problem from the whole specification, called OWL-Full, some subsets and profiles has been defined, providing limited versions of the language, otherwise useless. A diffuse example is OWL-DL, named after Description Logic because it provides many of the capabilities of description logic, an important subset of first-order logic; other examples are OWL-EL, which is designed to perform consistency checks and instance-class mapping in polinomial-time, and OWL-QL, which is designed to enable the satisfiability of conjunctive queries in logspace with respect to the number of assertions in the queried knowledge base.
OWL is merely an ontology language; it is not an application. As such, OWL alone doesn't really do anything, but combined with a reasoner like Pellet, represent the added value against other approaches for exchanging information. A reasoning engine (or reasoner) is a system that infers new information based on the contents of a knowledge base. This can be accomplished using rules and a rule engine, triggers on a database or RDF store, decision trees, tableau algorithms, or even programmatically using hard-coded business logic. Many Semantic Web frameworks perform inference using rules-based reasoning engines. These engines combine the assertions contained in a knowledge base with a set of logical rules in order to derive assertions or perform actions. Rules comprise two parts, modeling an if-then statement. The first part is the condition for the rule, and the second part is conclusion of the rule. Rules can be used to express much of the semantics of OWL and as a tool for users to express arbitrary relationships that cannot otherwise be modeled in OWL.
An ontology purpose is letting a concept be machine-understandable. Generally these concepts are spread in the World Wide Web, so the knowledge base (expressed in RDF) is considered distributed. In the same way RDF supports distribution, OWL should support it too; this is called distributed knowledge. To provide a foundation on which to make valid inferences in this model, we must make two important assumptions:
An ontology, expressed in OWL-Full version 2.0, is composed by:
An ontology header is a resource that represents the ontology itself, containing comments, labels, versioning and a list of the imported ontologies, which is very important because instructs the reasoner to refer to them to in order to comprehend the expressed concepts and relationships.
An OWL class is a special kind of resource that represents a set of resources that share common characteristics or are similar in some way. A resource that is a member of a class is called an individual and represents an instance of that class.
Like in RDF Schema two classes might be one the subclass of the other; but, when not explicitly stated, a class is automatically subclass of owl:Thing (similarly to OOP with Object). In OWL owl:Nothing is also defined: it is the subclass of every class, so specialized that it has literally no individuals (its an empty class).
Another relevant concept is class equivalence, in fact in general two classes, even if has the same local name, may express different ideas. Two classes are equivalent only if explicitly stated in the ontology, otherwise they aren't; extension does not imply equivalence.
The individuals of a class may be uniquely identified by a subset of its properties (other than by URIreference); these properties determine a key, which can be enumerated in a special property called owl:hasKey.
In OWL properties can be of two types, based on the resources used:
The predicates rdf:domain and rdf:range globally define the class membership for property subject and object. This implies that a class which does not match with membership definition cannot use that properties, avoiding unwanted and unpredicted inferences; if ex:name is a property for ex:Mammal and we use the same property for ex:Institution we automatically assume that an institution is a mammal, which is false.
As with classes, properties can be arranged into taxonomies using the property rdfs:subPropertyOf. Be careful that asserting that property2 is sub-property of property1 implies that two resources in relationship by property2 are also related by property1. Similar to owl:Thing and owl:Nothing, owl:top(Object|Data)Property and owl:bottom(Object|Data)Property represents the most general an most specific properties of the taxonomy.
Other features of properties, descending from mathematics, are:
While in general a property is stating in order to assert that something is true, it is also possible to define the opposite (that if stated then something is false) using the type owl:NegativeProperty. The following example models that is not true that ex:Daisy ex:hasOwner ex:Amber.
@prefix ex: <http://example.org/> . ... [] rdf:type owl:NegativePropertyAssertion; owl:sourceIndividual ex:Daisy; owl:assertionProperty ex:hasOwner; owl:targetIndividual ex:Amber.
Annotations are statements that describe resources using annotation properties. Annotation properties are semantics-free properties.
Common examples of annotations are: rdf:label, rdf:comment and rdf:versionInfo.
Datatypes represent ranges of data values that are identified using URIs. OWL allows you to use a number of predefined datatypes, most of which are defined in the XML Schema Definition (xsd) namespace.
Otherwise OWL allows the definition of custom datatypes, in two ways:
A property restriction describes the class of individuals that meet the specified property-based conditions. The restriction is declared using the construct owl:Restriction, and the property to which the restriction refers is identified using the property owl:onProperty.
Restrictions are applied to a particular class by stating that the class is either a subclass (rdfs:subClassOf) or the equivalent class (owl:equivalentClass) of the restriction. In the former case all members of the class must meet the conditions specified by the restriction, in the latter case class members must meet the conditions of the restriction and any individual who meets the conditions of the restriction is implicitly a member of the class (restriction specifies conditions that are not only necessary but also sufficient).
N.B.: The OWL specification requires that restriction cannot be named and must be defined using anonymous resources. This is a reasonable condition because restrictions are relevant only to the context of the class in which they are defined and never need to be referred to.
There are three types of Property Restrictions: Value restriction, Cardinality restriction and Qualified cardinality description, which is a combination of the former two.
There are three types of value restriction, whose difference is relative to the number of occurrences of the restricted property that must fit the constraint.
@prefix ex: <http://www.example.org/> # owl:allValuesFrom example # This restriction defines a class, ex:CallableEntities, whose name have a range of xsd:string ex:CallableEnties rdfs:subClassOf [ rdf:type owl:Restriction; rdf:onProperty ex:name; owl:allValuesFrom xsd:string ]. # owl:someValuesFrom example # This restriction defines a class whose members extends a serializeable class ex:SerializeableClass rdfs:subClassOf [ rdf:type owl:Restriction; rdf:onProperty ex:extends; owl:someValuesFrom ex:SerializeableClass; ]. # owl:hasValue example # This restriction define a class of mammals whose owner is ex:Ryan ex:Mammal rdf:type owl:Class. ex:hasOwner rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty. ex:PetsOfRyan rdf:type owl:Class; rdfs:subClassOf ex:Mammal; rdfs:subClassOf[ rdf:type owl:Restriction; owl:onProperty ex:hasOwner; owl:hasValue ex:Ryan ].
There's also another type of value restriction, owl:SelfRestriction, which states that value of the property is the subject itself. owl:SelfRestriction is an alternative to owl:Restriction.
# owl:SelfRestriction example. ex:cleans rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty. # Self cleaners are all individuals who clean themselves (range is implicit) ex:SelfCleaner rdf:type owl:Class; owl:equivalentClass [ rdf:type owl:SelfRestriction; owl:onProperty ex:cleans ].
This type of restriction provides a way to specify how many occurrences of the property are required. This can be done using the following predicates (obviously N >= 0):
@prefix ex: <http://example.org/>. ex:Person rdfs:subClassOf [ rdf:type owl:Restriction; owl:onProperty ex:name; owl:cardinality 1 ].
It represents a way to define both cardinality and type. It is useful to model a system composed by some components and you need to assert that there are N components of type X, M components of type Y and so on.
# This examples models that a person has 2 biological parents: # a male and a female. @prefix ex: <http://example.org/>. ex:Person rdf:type owl:Class; ex:Male rdf:type owl:Class; rdfs:subClassOf ex:Person. ex:Female rdf:type owl:Class; rdfs:subClassOf ex:Person. ex:hasBiologicalParent rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty. ex:Person rdfs:subClassOf [ rdf:type owl:Restriction; owl:cardinality 2; owl:onProperty ex:hasBiologicalParent ]; rdfs:subClassOf [ rdf:type owl:Restriction; owl:qualifiedCardinality 1; owl:onProperty ex:hasBiologicalParent; owl:onClass ex:Male ]; rdfs:subClassOf [ rdf:type owl:Restriction; owl:qualifiedCardinality 1; owl:onProperty ex:hasBiologicalParent; owl:onClass ex:Female ].
OWL provides a few more methods for describing classes.
In some cases you may be interested in the enumeration of the only individuals that can be members of a defined class. This can be done with the predicate owl:oneOf.
@prefix ex: <http://example.org/>. ex:Daisy rdf:type ex:Canine. ex:Cubby rdf:type ex:Canine. ex:Amber rdf:type ex:Canine. ex:London rdf:type ex:Canine. # Each friend of Daisy's is explicitly included in this class ex:FriendsOfDaisy rdf:type owl:Class; owl:oneOf ( ex:Cubby ex:Amber ex:London ).
In order to define new classes it could be useful to specify that a class is the union, intersection or complementary of two or more classes. That's why owl:unionOf, owl:intersectionOf, owl:complementaryOf exists. An example of each one is reported in the following.
@prefix ex: %lt;http://example.org/%gt;. # Example 1: intersection of ex:PetsOfRyan rdf:type owl:Class; owl:intersectionOf ( ex:Mammal [ rdf:type owl:Restriction; owl:onProperty ex:hasOwner; owl:hasValue ex:Ryan ] ). # Example 2: union of ex:isFriendsWith rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty. ex:FriendsOfRyan rdf:type ex:Class; owl:unionOf ( [ rdf:type owl:Class; owl:oneOf ( ex:Daisy ) ] ex:FriendsOfDaisy [ rdf:type owl:Restriction; owl:onProperty ex:isFriendsWith; owl:hasValue ex:Ryan ] ). #Example 3: complement of ex:EnemiesOfRyan rdf:type owl:Class; owl:complementOf ex:FriendsOfRyan.
Similarly to properties case it is possible to define that if an individual is instance of a class it cannot be also instance of another class, called disjointed.
@prefix ex: <http://example.org/>. # canine and human are disjoint classes ex:Canine owl:disjointWith ex:Human.
In order to reduce time spent in defining disjunctions (which is considerable augmenting model size), some shorthands has been defined:
Let's present some examples:
@prefix ex: <http://example.org/>. # --> Example 1 # canine and human are disjoint classes ex:Canine owl:disjointWith ex:Human. # --> Example 2 ex:Animal rdf:type owl:Class. ex:Bird rdf:type owl:Class; rdfs:subClassOf ex:Animal. ex:Lizard rdf:type owl:Class; rdfs:subClassOf ex:Animal. ex:Feline rdf:type owl:Class; rdfs:subClassOf ex:Animal. # Each of the classes is pair-wise disjoint _: rdf:type owl:AllDisjointClasses; owl:members ( ex:Bird ex:Lizard ex:Feline ex:Canine ). # --> Example 3 # Each of the classes is pair-wise disjoint # and Animal is the union of those classes ex:Animal owl:disjointUnionOf ( ex:Bird ex:Lizard ex:Feline ex:Canine ).
At this point the last thing to be told is how OWL states the equivalence between two entities.
There are several ways of defining an equivalence and each one of them involves different type of entites:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>owl:sameAs <http://example.org/people#rblace>.
[] rdf:type owl:AllDifferent; owl:distinctMembers ( ex:Daisy ex:Cubby ex:Amber ex:London ).
This property is very important, because the combination of the open world assumption and the no unique names assumption results in an environment where there are very few situations in which you can assume that resources identified by different URIs are different.


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- Layered Shape Synthesis: Automatic Generation of Control Maps for Non-Stationary Textures
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Amir Rosenberger,
Daniel Cohen-Or
(Tel Aviv University),
Dani Lischinski
(Hebrew University)
- Feature-Aligned Shape Texturing
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Kai Xu
(Simon Fraser University and National University of Defense Technology),
Daniel Cohen-Or
(Tel Aviv University),
Tao Ju
(Washington University in St. Louis),
Ligang Liu
(Zhejiang University),
Hao Zhang
(Simon Fraser University),
Shizhe Zhou
(Zhejiang University),
Yueshan Xiong
(National University of Defense Technology)
- Continuity Mapping for Multi-chart Textures
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Francisco Gonzalez,
Gustavo Patow
(Universitat de Girona, Geometry and Graphics Group)
- Motion Field Texture Synthesis
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Chongyang Ma
(Tsinghua University and Microsoft Research Asia),
Li-Yi Wei
(Microsoft Research),
Baining Guo
(Tsinghua University and Microsoft Research Asia),
Kun Zhou
(Zhejiang University)
- Interactive Design of Urban Spaces using Geometrical and Behavioral Modeling
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Carlos A. Vanegas,
Daniel Aliaga,
Bedrich Benes
(Purdue University),
Paul Waddell
(University of Washington)
- Procedural Modeling of Structurally-Sound Masonry Buildings
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Emily Whiting
(MIT Architecture and MIT CSAIL),
John Ochsendorf
(MIT Architecture),
Fredo Durand
(MIT CSAIL)
- Symmetric Architecture Modeling with a Single Image
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Nianjuan Jiang,
Ping Tan,
Loong-Fah Cheong
(National University of Singapore)
- Image-Based Street-Side City Modeling
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Jianxiong Xiao,
Tian Fang,
Peng Zhao
(The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology),
Maxime Lhuillier
(LASMEA-Universite Blaise Pascal),
Long Quan
(The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
- Patch-Based Image Vectorization with Automatic Curvilinear Feature Alignment
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Tian Xia,
Binbin Liao,
Yizhou Yu
(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- A GPU Laplacian Solver for Diffusion Curves and Poisson Image Editing
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Stefan Jeschke
(Technische Universitat Wien),
David Cline,
Peter Wonka
(Arizona State University)
- Rendering Surface Details with Diffusion Curves
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Stefan Jeschke
(Technische Universitat Wien),
David Cline,
Peter Wonka
(Arizona State University)
- Efficient Affinity-based Edit Propagation using K-D Tree
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Kun Xu,
Yong Li
(Tsinghua University),
Tao Ju
(Washington University in St. Louis),
Shi-Min Hu,
Tian-Qiang Liu
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- Harmonic Shells: A Practical Nonlinear Sound Model for Near-Rigid Thin Shells
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Jeffrey Chadwick,
Steven An,
Doug James
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- Stretching and Wiggling Liquids
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Doyub Kim
(Seoul National University),
Oh-young Song
(Sejong University),
Hyeong-Seok Ko
(Seoul National University)
- Synthetic Turbulence using Artificial Boundary Layers
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Tobias Pfaff,
Nils Thurey
(ETH Zurich),
Andrew Selle
(Walt Disney Animation Studios),
Markus Gross
(ETH Zurich)
- Aggregate Dynamics for Dense Crowd Simulation
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Rahul Narain,
Abhinav Golas,
Sean Curtis,
Ming Lin
(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
- Skipping Steps in Deformable Simulation with Online Model Reduction
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Theodore Kim
(University of Saskatchewan and Cornell University),
Doug James
(Cornell University)
- Sketch2Photo: Internet Image Montage
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Tao Chen,
Ming-Ming Cheng
(Tsinghua University),
Ping Tan
(National University of Singapore),
Ariel Shamir
(The Interdisciplinary Center),
Shi-Min Hu
(Tsinghua University)
- Optimized image resizing using seam carving and scaling
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Weiming Dong
(LIAMA),
Ning Zhou
(Sony Corporation),
Jean-Claude Paul
(INRIA),
Xiaopeng Zhang
(LIAMA)
- A System for Retargeting Streaming Video
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Philipp Krahenbuhl,
Manuel Lang,
Alexander Hornung,
Markus Gross
(ETH Zurich)
- Motion-Aware Temporal Coherence for Video Resizing
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Yu-Shuen Wang
(National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan),
Hongbo Fu
(City University of Hong Kong),
Olga Sorkine
(New York University),
Tong-Yee Lee
(National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan),
Hans-Peter Seidel
(Max-Planck-Institut Informatik)
- Printing Spatially-Varying Reflectance
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Wojciech Matusik
(Adobe Systems Inc.),
Boris Ajdin
(Max-Planck-Institut fur Informatik),
Jinwei Gu
(Columbia University),
Jason Lawrence
(University of Virginia),
Hendrik P.A. Lensch
(Max-Planck-Institut fur Informatik),
Fabio Pellacini
(Dartmouth College),
Szymon Rusinkiewicz
(Princeton University)
- Interactive Reflection Editing
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Tobias Ritschel,
M. Okabe, T. Thormahlen,
Hans-Peter Seidel
(Max-Planck-Institut Informatik)
- User-Assisted Intrinsic Images
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Adrien Bousseau
(University Joseph Fourier),
Sylvain Paris
(Adobe Systems Inc.),
Fredo Durand
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
- Webcam Clip Art: Appearance and Illuminant Transfer from Time-lapse Sequences
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Jean-Francois Lalonde,
Alexei Efros,
Srinivasa Narasimhan
(Carnegie Mellon University)
- Micro-Rendering for Scalable, Parallel Final Gathering
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Tobias Ritschel,
T. Engelhardt, T. Grosch,
Hans-Peter Seidel
(Max-Planck-Institut Informatik),
Jan Kautz
(University College London),
Carsten Dachsbacher
(Universitat Stuttgart)
- All-Frequency Rendering of Dynamic, Spatially-Varying Reflectance
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Jiaping Wang
(Microsoft Research Asia),
Peiran Ren
(Tsinghua Univeristy),
Minmin Gong
(Microsoft Research Asia),
John Snyder
(Microsoft Research),
Baining Guo
(Microsoft Research Asia)
- Depth-of-Field Rendering with Multiview Synthesis
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Sungkil Lee,
Elmar Eisemann,
Hans-Peter Seidel
(Max-Planck-Institut Informatik)
- Amortized Supersampling
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Lei Yang
(The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology),
Diego Nehab
(Microsoft Research),
Pedro V. Sander
(The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology),
Pitchaya Sitthi-Amorn,
Jason Lawrence
(University of Virginia),
Hugues Hoppe
(Microsoft Research)
- Relief Analysis and Extraction
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Rony Zatzarinni,
Ayellet Tal
(Technion - Israel Institute of Technology),
Ariel Shamir
(The Interdisciplinary Center)
- Abstraction of Man-Made Shapes
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Ravish Mehra,
Qingnan Zhou, Jeremy Long,
Alla Sheffer
(University of British Columbia),
Amy Gooch
(University of Victoria),
Niloy J. Mitra
(Indian Institute of Technology)
- Partial Intrinsic Reflectional Symmetry of 3D Shapes
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Kai Xu
(Simon Fraser University and National University of Defense Technology),
Hao Zhang,
Andrea Tagliasacchi
(Simon Fraser University),
Ligang Liu,
Guo Li, Min Meng
(Zhejiang University),
Yueshan Xiong
(National University of Defense Technology)
- Packing circles and spheres on surfaces
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Alexander Schiftner
(Evolute GmbH, Technische Universitat Wien),
Mathias Hobinger
(Technische Universitat Wien),
Johannes Wallner
(Technische Universitat Graz),
Helmut Pottmann
(King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Technische Universitat Wien)
- Adaptive Wavelet Rendering
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Ryan S. Overbeck,
Craig Donner
(Columbia University),
Ravi Ramamoorthi
(University of California, Berkeley)
- Stochastic Progressive Photon Mapping
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Toshiya Hachisuka,
Henrik Wann Jensen
(University of California, San Diego)
- Automatic Bounding of Programmable Shaders for Efficient Global Illumination
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Edgar Velazquez-Armendariz,
Shuang Zhao,
Milos Hasan,
Bruce Walter,
Kavita Bala
(Cornell University)
- Virtual Spherical Lights for Many-Light Rendering of Glossy Scenes
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Milos Hasan,
Jaroslav Krivanek,
Bruce Walter,
Kavita Bala
(Cornell University)
- Removing Image Artifacts Due to Dirty Camera Lenses and Thin Occluders
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Jinwei Gu
(Columbia University),
Ravi Ramamoorthi
(University of California, Berkeley),
Peter Belhumeur,
Shree Nayar
(Columbia University)
- Fast Motion Deblurring
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Sunghyun Cho,
Seungyong Lee
(Pohang University of Science and Technology)
- Noise Brush: Interactive High Quality Image-Noise Separation
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Jia Chen,
Chi-Keung Tang
(The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology),
Jue Wang
(Adobe Systems Inc.)
- Edge-preserving Multiscale Image Decompostion based on Local Extrema
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Kartic Subr,
Cyril Soler
(ARTIS-INRIA),
Fredo Durand
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
- Structured Annotations for 2D-to-3D Modeling
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Yotam Gingold
(New York University and JST ERATO),
Takeo Igarashi
(The University of Tokyo and JST ERATO),
Denis Zorin
(New York University)
- Analytic Drawing of 3D Scaffolds
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Ryan Schmidt
(University of Toronto),
Azam Khan
(Autodesk Research),
Karan Singh
(University of Toronto),
Gord Kurtenbach
(Autodesk Research)
- DiagSplit: Parallel, Crack-Free, Adaptive Tessellation for Micropolygon Rendering
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Matthew Fisher,
Kayvon Fatahalian,
Solomon Boulos
(Stanford University),
Kurt Akeley
(Microsoft Research),
William R. Mark
(Intel Corporation),
Pat Hanrahan
(Stanford University)
- Approximating Subdivision Surfaces with Gregory Patches for Hardware Tessellation
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Charles Loop
(Microsoft Research),
Scott Schaefer
(Texas A&M University),
Tianyun Ni,
Ignacio Castano
(NVIDIA)
- Ray casting of multiple volumetric datasets with polyhedral boundaries on manycore GPUs
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Bernhard Kainz,
Markus Grabner,
Alexander Bornik,
Stefan Hauswiesner,
Judith Muhl,
Dieter Schmalstieg
(Technische Universitat Graz)
- Debugging GPU Stream Programs Through Automatic Dataflow Recording and Visualization
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Qiming Hou,
Kun Zhou
(Zhejiang University),
Baining Guo
(Microsoft Research Asia)
- Real-Time Parallel Hashing on the GPU
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Dan A. Alcantara,
Andrei Sharf,
Fatemeh Abbasinejad,
Shubhabrata Sengupta
(University of California, Davis),
Michael Mitzenmacher,
(Harvard University),
John D. Owens,
Nina Amenta
(University of California, Davis)
- RenderAnts: Interactive REYES Rendering on GPUs
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Kun Zhou
(Zhejiang University),
Qiming Hou, Zhong Ren, Minmin Gong,
Xin Sun,
Baining Guo
(Microsoft Research Asia)
- Shadow Art
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Niloy J. Mitra
(Indian Institute of Technology),
Mark Pauly
(ETH Zurich)
- 3D Polyomino Puzzle
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Kui Yip Lo
(The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology),
Chi-Wing Fu
(Nanyang Technological University),
Hongwei Li
(The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
- The Graph Camera
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Voicu Popescu,
Paul Rosen,
Nicoletta Adamo-Villani
(Purdue University)
- BiDi Screen: A Thin, Depth-Sensing LCD for 3D Interaction Using Lights Fields
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Matthew Hirsch
(MIT Media Lab),
Douglas Lanman
(Brown University),
Henry Holtzman,
Ramesh Raskar
(MIT Media Lab)
- Evaluation of Reverse Tone Mapping through Varying Exposure Conditions
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Belen Masia,
Sandra Agustin,
Roland Fleming
(Max Planck Institute),
Olga Sorkine
(New York University),
Diego Gutierrez
(Universidad de Zaragoza)
- Robust Color-to-Gray via Nonlinear Global Mapping
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Yongjin Kim,
Cheolhun Jang,
Julien Demouth,
Seungyong Lee
(POSTECH)
- Structure-Aware Error Diffusion
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Jianghao Chang, Benoit Alain,
Victor Ostromoukhov
(University of Montreal)
- Emerging Images
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Niloy J. Mitra
(Indian Institute of Technology),
Hung-Kuo Chu,
Tong-Yee Lee
(National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan),
Lior Wolf,
Hezy Yeshurun,
Daniel Cohen-Or
(Tel Aviv University)
- Exploratory Modeling with Collaborative Design Spaces
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Jerry O. Talton,
Daniel Gibson,
Lingfeng Yang,
Pat Hanrahan,
Vladlen Koltun
(Stanford University)
- Capturing Hair Assemblies Fiber by Fiber
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Wenzel Jakob,
Jonathan T. Moon,
Steve Marschner
(Cornell University)
- A Practical Approach for Photometric Acquisition of Hair Color
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Arno Zinke,
Tomas Lay, Anton Andriyenko,
Martin Rump,
Andreas Weber,
Reinhard Klein
(Universitat Bonn)
- Hair Meshes
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Cem Yuksel,
Scott Schaefer,
John Keyser
(Texas A&M University)
- Optimizing walking controllers
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Jack M. Wang,
David J. Fleet,
Aaron Hertzmann,
(University of Toronto)
- Compact Character Controllers
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Yongjoon Lee,
Seong Jae Lee,
Zoran Popović
(University of Washington)
- Robust Task-based Control Policies for Physics-based Characters
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Stelian Coros,
Philippe Beaudoin,
Michiel van de Panne
(University of British Columbia)
- Modeling Spatial and Temporal Variation in Motion Data
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Manfred Lau,
Ziv Bar-Joseph,
James Kuffner
(Carnegie Mellon University)
- Real-Time Prosody-Driven Synthesis of Body Language
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Sergey Levine,
Christian Theobalt,
Vladlen Koltun
(Stanford University)
- Out-of-Core Multigrid Solver for Streaming Meshes
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Xiaohan Shi,
Hujun Bao,
Kun Zhou
(Zhejiang University)
- Dynamic Shape Capture using Multi-View Photometric Stereo
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Daniel Vlasic
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology),
Pieter Peers
(Institute for Creative Technologies, University of Southern California),
Ilya Baran
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology),
Paul Debevec
(Institute for Creative Technologies, University of Southern California),
Jovan Popovic
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Adobe Systems Inc.),
Szymon Rusinkiewicz
(Princeton University),
Wojciech Matusik
(Adobe Systems Inc.)
- Robust Single View Geometry And Motion Reconstruction
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Hao Li
(ETH Zurich),
Bart Adams
(Katholieke Universiteit Leuven),
Leonidas J. Guibas
(Stanford University),
Mark Pauly
(ETH Zurich)
- Consolidation of Unorganized Point Clouds for Surface Reconstruction
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Hui Huang,
Dan Li
(University of British Columbia),
Hao Zhang
(Simon Fraser University),
Uri Ascher
(University of British Columbia),
Daniel Cohen-Or
(Tel Aviv University)
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