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I just pushed my latest work on PhoneGap Palm to my github repo, and it should be pulled over to the main phonegap repo shortly.
PhoneGap API's available to Palm devices include geolocation, accelerometer, notification, orientation, sms, telephony, network, file (read only), and a limited selection of device properties (see the PhoneGap Mobile Spec running on the Palm Emulator to the left).
Unfortunately the contacts API won't be available for a while, due to the fact that the Mojo API limits data access (including contacts data) to that which was created by the app in context (see this discussion). Hopefully this will change.
For those who don't know, Palm's webOs is completely based on web technologies. We've got a couple of Palm Pre's here for testing, and they're sick. And the edit/deploy/test cycle is very smooth. You can test on device and write to a debug console which you can monitor on your SDK console.
Like we did for Symbian WRT, we simply had to write a javascript shim to map the Mojo API (webOs' mobile js API) to the PhoneGap API. I also had to do a bit of messing around with the stage/scene system which they use for changing application views. But its ready for use with the device APIs listed above.
I'll be continuing to work on this and expand the API, and I also hope to get some time to continue my work on PhoneGap Symbian/Qt.


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Hi I'm new to the forum but I have been using emon for a while - I have also been looking (and purchased) some more LiightWaveRF devices. Beyond the works done with MQTT to switch lightwave devices on and off has anyone looked at / interested in pulling data from devices (radiator valves / thermostats) into Emon?
I have done some research looking at requesting / listening for data (easiest is UDP) - responses are JSON and I figured (because I'm not a software developer!) it should be reasonably easy to pick the data from the lightwave link (via UDP) and strip the JSON for teh values needed and then post to emon as a feed???
My ultimate aim is to get to the real time OpenBEM running using these feeds + using the intelligence from the feeds to proactively control the heating.
I can post my current findings / info .. i'm hitting a wall due to my lack of programming skills :-)
Re: LightWaveRF as a data source to EmonCMS
There is a Lightwaverf node in node-red https://www.npmjs.com/package/lightwaverf so you can probably create a flow into emoncms via MQTT. Note some other posts if you want to use JSON. I'm doing just this with an Edimax smartplug.
Sorry this is just a nodejs module.
Re: LightWaveRF as a data source to EmonCMS
thanks for the link I will check that out, I made some progress last night with some very basic python. I can make a request of the lightwavelink (LWL) for a specific device and wait for the response and pull out the value.
{u'prod': u'tmr1ch', u'ver': 33, u'output': 100, u'prof': 5, u'cTarg': 22.0, u'nTarg': 18.5, u'state': u'run', u'cTemp': 19.3, u'mac': u'20:37:1D', u'batt': 3.22, u'time':<PHONE_NUMBER>, u'router': u'20371D', u'serial': u'F46C02', u'trans': 806, u'type': u'temp', u'nSlot': u'10:00'}
I want to pull out the keys cTarg cTemp batt time
then reform them to a http://<IP_ADDRESS>/input/post.json?time=1452849394&node=1&json={cTarg:22, cTemp:19.3, batt:3.22}@apikey=xxxxxxx
is this easy to do?? I have been googling around and I can't find a straight forward help on
how to extract just a few keys needed, then contrstuct the url...
this is the basic script to listen:
and this is the script to make the requests:


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Austin Butler is Joined by 'Elvis' Co-Star Olivia DeJonge at GQ Men of the Year Awards 2019
Austin Butler and Olivia DeJonge attend the 2019 GQ Men of the Year Awards together on Thursday night (November 28) in Sydney, Australia.
The actors, who will be starring in the upcoming Elvis Presley movie, coordinated in black outfits as they stepped out for the event.
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Joining the two at the event was their movie’s director Baz Luhrmann.
Austin and Olivia will be playing Elvis Presley and wife Priscilla in an upcoming movie about the life of the late King of Rock and Roll.
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NExT LAB Subject Engagement
NExT Lab Knowledge Base
The NExT Lab KB is a space where students and staff can find information, guides and other resources. Access it at: https://msd-makerspaces.gitbook.io/next-lab/
This presentation's content is covered here.
Augmented Reality Brick Stacking
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HoloLensBasics
- Basic hololens interface and gestures
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HoloLens Access
- How to loan out equipment.
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FologramRhino3D
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FologramGrasshopper Integration
- The Basics of developing Applications for VR
Microsoft Hololens
Spatial Mapping
The HoloLens approximates a user's environment by mapping surfaces as a mesh.
A virtual environment (modelled in Rhino) can be replicated in the physical environment through the use of reference points or trackers.
Interaction
The HoloLens tracks user eye movement and user inputs via gestures and voice commands
Gestures
The following gestures can be used with the HoloLens. These gestures must be in the field of view of the HoloLens.
Accessing the Equipment
The faculty has six Fologram licenses in total
Three HoloLens kits are available at the NExT LAB for a three-hour loan. Other kits are available through the Print and Loans Desk (located on level 1).
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Fologram
Developed in Melbourne.
Fologram brings 3D geometry from Rhino/Grasshopper into the physical space.
Download Fologram for Rhino here.
Fologram Resources
For all resources and troubleshooting information, head to either the Knowledge Base or Fologram Docs. Access the docs at: https://fologram.com/download
Fologram in Rhino
Use Layers to organise your Bricks and change the layer visibility as required.
Download our example file here
Fologram in Grasshopper
Grasshopper can be used to achieve the same result
We've made a grasshopper definition available for download here .
Only use this definition if you are comfortable with Grasshopper.


What is sandalstrap? I don't really know. But the Idea is that we can use some of the coolness of webcomponents, right now.
but that isn't the end of the story. As webcomponents become mainstream, sandalstrap will morph into something that will use them. That includes tapping into libraries such as polymer, possibly.
Buttons
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Configure the app processing pipeline. Call directly instead of runApp() for
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You can also automate the model build process by executing the model build script as a crontab job (UNIX) or scheduled task (Windows).
For more information about automating model builds, see Checking and Fixing Model Servers.


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Nothing really major, but it should make the process of getting started with Butler a bit easier:
Version 4 of Butler is a major release, and the doc site isn’t quite as complete as it should. Over coming weeks we’ll add more tutorials, reference documents etc.
The current update adds the following:
The old doc site was ok, but a few years old and pretty outdated when it came to examples in particular. It was also kind of difficult to maintain, resulting in - no surpise - few updates over the years.
Butler joins its sibling Butler SOS, with both tools now having their own, dedicated doc sites based on the great Hugo tool, using the Docsy template.
The new site has plenty of room for structured growth, allowing us to add examples, tutorials etc in a good way.
It’s also easy for anyone to provide feedback - just click the “Create issue” link in the upper right corner of each page, and are taken straight to the issues section on GitHub. Easy!


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“After the death of his much loved daughter Léopoldine in a drowning accident, Victor Hugo became very involved in table-turning, planchette or Ouija board experiments, and other means of contacting spirits. Léopoldine frequently spoke to him. But he also began receiving copious messages from all kinds of visitors, including Dante, Galileo, and Voltaire, and even ‘the Ocean’, who held forth to the company in an astonishing outpouring of rhetorical bombast scattered with furious expletives. Some of the communications passed straight into print. As someone observed at the time, ‘Victor Hugo was channelling Victor Hugo’.”


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HIER_ANCESTOR
returns the ancestor at a particular level of a hierarchy for either all members in the hierarchy or a particular member. The hierarchy must be level-based.
VARCHAR2
HIER_ANCESTOR( [member_expression] [WITHIN] {DIMENSION dimension_id | HIERARCHY hierarchy_id} {DIMENSION LEVEL dim_level_id | HIERARCHY LEVEL hier_level_id} )
Identifies a dimension member within the hierarchy whose ancestor is returned. If this optional argument is specified, then the result does not vary across dimension members.
The dimension over which the values are calculated using the default hierarchy.
The hierarchy over which the values are calculated. If dimension_id
is used instead, the default hierarchy is used.
The level of the ancestor in dimension_id
.
The level of the ancestor in hierarchy_id
.
This example returns the ancestor at the Calendar Quarter level for members of the default Calendar hierarchy of the Time dimension.
HIER_ANCESTOR(DIMENSION "TIME" DIMENSION LEVEL TIME.CALENDAR_QUARTER)
| Time | Ancestor |
|---|---|
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| Q1.06 | CY2006.Q1 |
| Q2.06 | CY2006.Q2 |
| Q3.06 | CY2006.Q3 |
| Q4.06 | CY2006.Q4 |
| JAN-06 | CY2006.Q1 |
| FEB-06 | CY2006.Q1 |
| MAR-06 | CY2006.Q1 |
| APR-06 | CY2006.Q2 |
| MAY-06 | CY2006.Q2 |
| JUN-06 | CY2006.Q2 |
| JUL-06 | CY2006.Q3 |
| AUG-06 | CY2006.Q3 |
| SEP-06 | CY2006.Q3 |
| OCT-06 | CY2006.Q4 |
| NOV-06 | CY2006.Q4 |
| DEC-06 | CY2006.Q4 |
The next example returns GOV
as the ancestor of the US Department of Labor at the Customer Market Segment level in the Market hierarchy of the Customer dimension.
HIER_ANCESTOR('US DPT LBR' WITHIN HIERARCHY CUSTOMER.MARKET DIMENSION LEVEL CUSTOMER.MARKET_SEGMENT)


Activator
Click a control (e.g. button), and a tiny JavaScript adds or removes some .is-active
classes. That explains the operation of most things in Codebase.
On this page:
Since Codebase 2 the various showhides, dropdowns, modals and offcanvas sidebars are all controlled by one script named _activator.js
, that has been included within codebase.js
.
Basic activator components need an outer wrapper element (block), with a controller element and a content both as immediate children (and thus siblings) within the wrapper. These elements can be anything, so long as:
You must give your component’s outer HTML wrapper a class name, and then use that same class name as a prefix for its controller and content elements.
The controller must have has a class with suffix
-ctrl
and the content must have a class with suffix-content
.
An example "thing":

<button class="thing-ctrl">
Click me
</button>

I am a thing.

It doesn’t matter whether the controller element comes before or after the content element.
Activator Operation
It is entirely up to you what styling you wish to add for the inactive and active states of the component, controller and content. But Codebase does contain a few examples.
Examples of simple Codebase activator components are showhide and dropdowns.
- Click/tap an activator control
.thing-ctrl
to add class.is-active
to all these:- Its
.thing
wrapper - The clicked
.thing-ctrl
element itself - Its respective
.thing-content
element
- Its
- At the same time, all other activator components, no matter what kind of thing they are, will get
.is-active
removed. (Only one activator component can be active at any time.) - Click/tap an activator
.thing-ctrl
again to cause the removal of the.is-active
classes, thereby deactivating this component. - A click/tap anywhere outside an activator content will also deactivate the active component (this is useful for dismissing an offcanvas sidebar or a modal).
- A click/tap an on-page

tag within an activator will also deactivate the active component (this is useful for dismissing an offcanvas sidebar if visiting a hyperlink target on the same webpage). - Optional extra: click/tap a
.thing-close
element within an active activator component to deactivate it. (See “Closing from within”, below.)
Adding Specificity
Add data-content-id="{identifier}"
to control elements in order to target particular id="{identifier}"
content elements.
This enables the controller to be located outside the component and yet still be able to identify its respective target.

I am thing 2.

<button data-content-id="thing-content-2" class="thing-ctrl">
Click me
</button>
id="thing-content-2"
data-content-id="thing-content-2"
data-content-id="{identifier}"
can also also allow multiple controller/content pairs to co-exist within the same activator component.
data-content-id="thing-content-3"
id="thing-content-3"
data-content-id="thing-content-4"
id="thing-content-4"
data-content-id="thing-content-5"
id="thing-content-5"
Examples of activator components with added specificity in Codebase are modals and offcanvas side panels.
Closing From Within
If for some reason you wish to have a "close" (or "dismiss") button inside your content element, you can do that. Simply add an element with class .thing-close
inside your .thing-content
. Clicking this element will cause the removal of is-active from the content element (and the control element, if you have one).
Codebase modals and offcanvas side panels have "close" buttons.
Activator Classes
| Class | Notes | Active state class |
|---|---|---|
.thing (could be anything) |
The class of the activator component block | .thing.is-active |
.thing-ctrl |
The activator controller element. (Optional:) data-content-id="identifier" for added specificity. |
.thing-ctrl.is-active |
.thing-content |
The activator content element. (Optional:) id="identifier" . |
.thing-content.is-active |
.thing-close |
(Optional:) The activator "close from within" element | n/a |
Codebase Activator Components
The activator script is being used by the following components in Codebase:
| Component class | Controller class | Content class |
|---|---|---|
.showhide |
.showhide-ctrl |
.showhide-content |
.dropdown |
.dropdown-ctrl |
.dropdown-content |
.offcanvas |
.offcanvas-ctrl 1 |
.offcanvas-content 2 |
.modal |
.modal-ctrl 1 |
.modal-content 2 |
data-content-id
is required for specificity.- The content element must have an
id
that matches its respective controller’sdata-content-id
.


Estimate Running/Cycling Stress Scores
Case where you don't own (or forgot) Heart Rate Monitor or Cycling Power Meter
Enable Cycling Power Stress Score (PSS) Estimation.
warning
PSS Estimation is currently disabled. To enable it, make sure that:
You set your Cycling Functional Threshold Power in athlete settings.
You switch ON the power meter data toggle identified by the icon
flash_on
(on screen behind).
You set the "Heart Rate Stress Score" calculation mode to HRSS
Enable Running Stress Score (RSS) Estimation.
warning
RSS Estimation is currently disabled. To enable it, make sure that:
You set your Running Functional Threshold Pace in athlete settings.
You set the "Heart Rate Stress Score" calculation mode to HRSS
Exclude activities from fitness trendCase where you want to ignore activities by their name
Unwanted activities can be excluded from the fitness trend based on their names and patterns.
A use case could be "Mountain Bike Downhill" activities without a heart rate monitor or power meter.
Athlete took the ski lift many times. If athlete enables the "Cycling Power Stress Score
(PSS) Estimation", stress scores are gonna to be huge and not relevant of athlete efforts due to the
important total ascent coming from ski lifts. And so the fitness trend could be impacted by these
unwanted
stress scores. Assuming athlete had put the tag "#MTBDH" on all his mountain bike
downhill activities,
appending a line with "#MTBDH" in the below input will exclude mountain bike downhill
activities from fitness trend.
Note: You may need to change some activities name directly in strava and launch a "Sync all
activities" to view changes.
Exclude activities until a date
Can be useful to ignore previous seasons for example
You can exclude activities from fitness trend before a specific date.
Leaving an empty field means no exclusion.
Note: The starting date will be set on the first activity available after that date.
Start with existing fitness and fatigue values
Fitness trend will start with these values.
Fitness trend will start with the below values.
Leaving an empty field equals to set a value of 0
Fitness starting value
Fatigue starting value
Heart rate stress score calculation mode
Choose how stress scores is being computed from heart rate data
HRSS: Heart Rate Stress Score (recommend)
TRIMP: Training Impulse (not recommend)
warning
When heart rate stress score calculation method is set to TRIMP (Training Impulse):
Training Zones will be disabled because TRIMP has a scale missmatch with Training Zones.
Cycling Power Stress Scores (PSS) will not be taken into account because TRIMP scores are not scaled with PSS stress scores.
Running Stress Scores (RSS) will not be taken into account because TRIMP scores are not scaled with RSS stress scores.
Swimming Stress Scores (SSS) will not be taken into account because TRIMP scores are not scaled with SSS stress scores.
Note: the fitness trend configuration is saved locally only. She's not synced between browsers where plugin is
installed.


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Welcome to iAlgebra! iAlgebra is a first-of-its-kind interactive framework for interpreting DNN models. At its core is a library of atomic, composable operators,
which can explain model behaviors at varying input granularity and during different inference stages.
For more instrunctions, please refer to the our Pytorch-iAlgebra Python Library: Pytorch-iAlgebra .


Paleozoic Era
15 Interestings facts
1_ Life in the sea continued to grow, and tons of fossils for hard-shell animals have been found.
2_ By the end of Ordovician period, plant life moved on land for the first time! This period ended in a mass extinction, the second worst in Earth's history.
3_ Plants and animals no longer needed water to reproduce, allowing them to move and expand on land.
4_ In this era happened the Permian Extinction, 90-95% of all form of life were killed
5_ Many insects and spiders evolved in the Era.
6_ First cockroaches evidences appears during the Carboniferous Period
7_ The Paleozoic Era occurred from about 541 million years ago to about 252 million years ago.
8_ It was a period of time in Earth’s history in which drastic climatic and geological change occurred.
9_ During this period, life began to rebound after the Ordovician–Silurian Extinction Event and Earth began to go from a cold, icy planet to a warmer one.
10_ Sea waters also began to rise after Snowball Earth began thawing.
11_ During this time, all of the continents had formed the supercontinent Pangaea.
12_ One that is called by paleontologists “The Age of the Reptiles” and by paleobotanists “The Age of the Conifer.”
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People Can’t Decide Whether Baby Jesus Statue Looks More Like Phil Collins Or Nicolas Cage
by Cameron FrewA Mexican church has erected the world’s biggest statue of Baby Jesus. But the real question is: does it look more like Phil Collins or Nicolas Cage?
At a hulking 22ft tall and weighing 2,000lb, the statue travelled 12 hours from the city of Chimalhuacán to La EpifanÍa del Señor church in the central Mexican state of Zacatecas.
Crafted by Roman Salvador, it’s an impressive sculpture: but the prowess behind it is being overshadowed by its uncanny resemblance to both Phil Collins and Nicolas Cage.
It does bear a hilariously uncanny resemblance to the former Genesis frontman, right down to the front tuft of hair à la his 1980s Sussudio days.
One Twitter user even joked in response to the statue: ‘Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger, singing Su-sussudio.’
However, facially, it does look quite a bit like the Mandy and Face/Off actor – who knew the Baby Jesus would be the love-child of two pop culture icons?
Fortunately, in order to see what the consensus on the statue is, Laura Martínez posted a poll – and the results were very, very tight.
Voters just favoured Cage over Collins, with 37% voting for him as opposed to 28% for the latter – however, it’s worth noting that 35% answered: ‘Dunno, he freaks me out’.
In the meantime, people have been getting pretty creative with the statue online – one user photoshopped it into a Thanksgiving parade, while another turned it into Child’s Play‘s Chucky.
Reverend Humberto Rodriguez told The New York Post that he had no intentions of commissioning the world’s biggest Baby Jesus.
Rev. Rodriguez explained:
There is a space of between 26ft between the ceiling and the floor and I ordered a statue measuring 21ft, but I never intended to make it the biggest baby Jesus statue in the world.
Made from fiberglass, resin, automotive paste and automotive paint, it completely towers the previous record holder, which stands at 16ft tall and weighing 661lbs.
Of course, this is strictly limited to statues of Baby Jesus – the grown-up Messiah has much, much larger structures across the world.
Everyone’s familiar with Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, which stands at a whopping 98ft – but it’s not the largest.
To see the globe’s biggest towering Jesus, you’ll need to travel to Swiebodzin, Poland, where you’ll find ‘Christ Is King’ – standing at a massive 120ft tall.
The statue makes sense to be fair – Collins and Cage are both gods in their own rights.
After graduating from Glasgow Caledonian University with an NCTJ and BCTJ-accredited Multimedia Journalism degree, Cameron ventured into the world of print journalism at The National, while also working as a freelance film journalist on the side, becoming an accredited Rotten Tomatoes critic in the process. He’s now left his Scottish homelands and took up residence at UNILAD as a journalist.


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Chronic chronic.rubyforge.org/ by Tom Preston-Werner
DESCRIPTION:
Chronic is a natural language date/time parser written in pure Ruby. See below for the wide variety of formats Chronic will parse.
INSTALLATION:
Chronic can be installed via RubyGems:
$ sudo gem install chronic
CODE:
Browse the code and get an RSS feed of the commit log at:
http://github.com/mojombo/chronic.git
You can grab the code (and help with development) via git:
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USAGE:
You can parse strings containing a natural language date using the Chronic.parse method.
require 'rubygems' require 'chronic' Time.now #=> Sun Aug 27 23:18:25 PDT 2006 #--- Chronic.parse('tomorrow') #=> Mon Aug 28 12:00:00 PDT 2006 Chronic.parse('monday', :context => :past) #=> Mon Aug 21 12:00:00 PDT 2006 Chronic.parse('this tuesday 5:00') #=> Tue Aug 29 17:00:00 PDT 2006 Chronic.parse('this tuesday 5:00', :ambiguous_time_range => :none) #=> Tue Aug 29 05:00:00 PDT 2006 Chronic.parse('may 27th', :now => Time.local(2000, 1, 1)) #=> Sat May 27 12:00:00 PDT 2000 Chronic.parse('may 27th', :guess => false) #=> Sun May 27 00:00:00 PDT 2007..Mon May 28 00:00:00 PDT 2007
See Chronic.parse for detailed usage instructions.
EXAMPLES:
Chronic can parse a huge variety of date and time formats. Following is a small sample of strings that will be properly parsed. Parsing is case insensitive and will handle common abbreviations and misspellings.
Simple
thursday november summer friday 13:00 mon 2:35 4pm 6 in the morning friday 1pm sat 7 in the evening yesterday today tomorrow this tuesday next month last winter this morning last night this second yesterday at 4:00 last friday at 20:00 last week tuesday tomorrow at 6:45pm afternoon yesterday thursday last week
Complex
3 years ago 5 months before now 7 hours ago 7 days from now 1 week hence in 3 hours 1 year ago tomorrow 3 months ago saturday at 5:00 pm 7 hours before tomorrow at noon 3rd wednesday in november 3rd month next year 3rd thursday this september 4th day last week
Specific Dates
January 5 dec 25 may 27th October 2006 oct 06 jan 3 2010 february 14, 2004 3 jan 2000 17 april 85 5/27/1979 27/5/1979 05/06 1979-05-27 Friday 5 4:00 17:00 0800
Specific Times (many of the above with an added time)
January 5 at 7pm 1979-05-27 05:00:00 etc
TIME ZONES:
Chronic allows you to set which Time class to use when constructing times. By default, the built in Ruby time class creates times in your system’s local time zone. You can set this to something like ActiveSupport’s TimeZone class to get full time zone support.
>> Time.zone = "UTC" >> Chronic.time_class = Time.zone >> Chronic.parse("June 15 2006 at 5:45 AM") => Thu, 15 Jun 2006 05:45:00 UTC +00:00
LIMITATIONS:
Chronic uses Ruby’s built in Time class for all time storage and computation. Because of this, only times that the Time class can handle will be properly parsed. Parsing for times outside of this range will simply return nil. Support for a wider range of times is planned for a future release.
LICENSE:
(The MIT License)
Copyright © 2008 Tom Preston-Werner
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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Lord Hill of Oareford's speech to the House of Lords concerning the proposed greater freedoms and responsibilities afforded to schools and teachers by the bill.
My Lords, I beg to move that the bill be now read a second time.
My Lords, the House will be aware that I am now the Minister in charge of this bill, rather than my noble friend, Lord Wallace of Saltaire in whose name this bill was introduced.
I am happy to assure the House that I too believe that the provisions of this bill are compatible with the Convention Rights and would have been content to sign the necessary statement had I been in a position to do so when the bill was introduced.
My Lords, this bill will:
Last week we had an excellent debate on the measures contained in the Gracious Speech.
Re-reading the whole debate over the weekend, I found that there was broad agreement on the need to trust professionals more, to reduce the bureaucracy they face and to give them more opportunity to drive their own improvement and to deploy resources in the most effective way.
It is precisely those freedoms that the measures contained in the Academies Bill will help to deliver.
My Lords, I have had very thoughtful discussions with the right reverend Prelate, the Bishop of Lincoln and others about managing expectations for this bill.
So let me be clear from the outset that this bill does not in our view represent a revolution in our schools system.
Rather, it builds on what has gone before.
We can trace its roots to the reforms introduced by my noble friend, Lord Baker, through the Education Reform Act 1988, which led to the opening of the first City Technology Colleges in the late 1980s and early ‘90s.
But it was under a Labour government that the pace of reform really picked up and I recognise that contribution very clearly. The Learning and Skills Act 2000, saw the beginning of the Academies programme, and the Education White Paper of 2005 built on it.
I hope I won’t embarrass the noble Lord, Lord Adonis by saying what I said in his absence last week, how much I respect his achievement, and what high standards he set for those who came after him.
I am happy to pay tribute to him, and to my other predecessors who should feel pleased at the good they have done through the Academies programme and the thousands of children’s lives they have already changed for the better.
My Lords, I do not for one moment argue that Academies are always going to be the answer. The noble Baroness, Baroness Morris of Yardley reminded us in the debate on the Gracious Speech that many outstanding schools are notAcademies. And that not all Academies are outstanding. She is of course right.
But, overall, academies do represent one of the best and fastest routes to school improvement.
They have transformed some of the worst performing schools in the country into some of the best.
And in doing so, they have transformed the prospects of tens of thousands of young people. In 2008 and 2009, Academies saw GCSE results increase twice as fast as the national average.
My Lords, it is also clear that the extension of the Academies programme we now propose was what the then Labour Government itself intended to do. In a speech given the day before the publication of the 2005 White Paper, this is what the then Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon Tony Blair, had to say “We need to make it easier for every school to acquire the drive and essential freedom of Academies… We want every school to be able quickly and easily to become a self-governing independent state school… All schools will be able to have academy-style freedoms… No one will be able to veto parents starting new schools or new providers coming in, simply on the basis that there are local surplus places. The role of the LEA will change fundamentally.”
It has taken 5 years my Lords, but this bill is giving effect to what the previous government intended.
My Lords, it is worth reminding ourselves why we need reform.
Despite the best efforts of previous governments, it is still the case that 81,000 11-year-olds left primary school last year without achieving the required standard in reading.
Half of young people left secondary school without achieving five good GCSEs including English and maths.
And in the last year for which we have data, out of 80,000 young people eligible for free school meals, just 45 made it to Oxbridge.
My Lords, raising standards is not simply about structures – that was a point well made in last week’s debate. It is about the quality of teaching – which is why we will build on the previous government’s excellent Teach First programme.
And at a time of great pressure in public spending we have also prioritised investment in education by protecting frontline spending this financial year for Sure Start Children’s Centres, for 16-19 learning and, of course, for schools.
But we do believe that giving schools and teachers more freedoms will help them do the job they came into teaching to do.
This bill will give all schools – including, for the first time, primary schools and special schools– the opportunity to apply to apply to become an academy.
I want to stress the word ‘opportunity’. This is largely a permissive bill rather than a coercive one.
And it will help schools right across the spectrum, from the very worst to the very best.
Schools already rated as outstanding by Ofsted may have their applications fast-tracked, and open this year if they wish to.
In return, we will expect every outstanding school which acquires academy freedoms to partner with at least one other school to raise performance across the system.
Schools that are really struggling, my Lords, will see government intervention.
There has always been a focus in the academies programme on the weakest schools, and that will continue.
The Bill will allow the Secretary of State, in circumstances where a school is struggling, to remove a school from the control of the local authority and to reopen it as an academy.
This will mean that we can deliver faster and deeper improvements in deprived and disadvantaged areas.
And for the schools in between, my Lords – those that are doing well but could do better – academies will present a real opportunity to achieve excellent results through the core freedoms that all academies enjoy: making their own decisions about the curriculum, teachers’ pay, the length of the school day and how they spend the money currently spent on their behalf by local government.
But, again, it will be for head teachers, governing bodies and school trustees to decide whether or not to apply.
My Lords, I was struck by this sentence in the speech made by the noble Baroness, Baroness Morgan of Drefelin last week: “There is a good argument for successful schools being given more managerial autonomy and flexibility, provided that that is on the basis of fair admissions, fair funding and a recognition of their wider school improvement responsibilities.”
I thought that was a very fair statement and summed up what we are trying to achieve with this bill very well.
This bill will not just help a small proportion of pupils in leafy suburbs – the original focus of the academies programme on underperformance and deprivation will remain a key feature.
This bill will not allow a small number of schools to float free above the rest of the state school system – it will help all schools improve standards by increasing the number of heads inspiring heads and teachers learning fromteachers through greater partnerships between schools.
This bill will not impinge upon a school’s unique ethos or religious character if it becomes an Academy – we want to give schools greater freedoms, and the preservation of a school’s unique ethos will be an important consideration in deciding whether or not to apply for academy status.
That is also why the legislation ensures that for foundation schools and voluntary schools with a foundation, consent must be gained from the trustees of the school’s foundation before the school can apply to become an academy.
This bill does not provide a back-door to selection – while the small number of schools that are currently selective will be able to keep their selective status, if they choose to become an Academy, non-selective schools will not be able suddenly to become selective. A fair and open admissions policy will mean that intakes at academies will be diverse, inclusive and drawn from the local community.
And we will aim to ensure that the position with maintained special schools is mirrored – we want a special school that converts to an academy still only to take children with statements.
The bill will not disadvantage any maintained school financially, nor will there be extra funding going to academies that maintained schools will not get.
Finally my Lords, this bill will not create a two-tier schools system. Indeed, we believe that it will help close the gap in our current system.
And most importantly of all, while it is not catered for in the bill currently before you for consideration, we will also target resources on the poorest through a new pupil premium. That will take money from outside the schools budget to make sure that those teaching the children most in need get extra resources, for example to deliver smaller class sizes, more one-to-one tuition, longer school days and more extra-curricular activities.
In concluding, my Lords, may I update you on the response we have received from schools so far.
In a little over a week, over one thousand one hundred schools have expressed an interest in applying for academy freedoms.
More than 620 outstanding schools – including over 250 outstanding primaries and over half of the outstandi ng secondaries – have expressed their interest, along with more than 50 special schools.
So there seems to be a real demand for the measures in this bill.
Our aim is to meet it and to ensure that:
I know that this is a vision that is shared on all sides of this House.
My Lords, I am pleased to present this bill for your consideration.
And I beg move that the bill be now read for a second time.
Published: 26 April 2012


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I am a post-doctoral teaching fellow working in the Web and Internet Science group at the University of Southampton. My research interests cover game design, human-data interaction, narrative systems, gamification, crowdsourcing, and social argumentation.
In my free time I enjoy game development, boardgames, creative writing, and creating Let's Play videos.
My PhD focused on examining how people argue on the web, particularly on different types of social media. There has been a lot of work done in the areas of formal and logical argumentation in the past; however, it doesn't always take account of the types of informal, social (or anti-social) argument prevalent online.
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Fractal Narratives are built by inserting story between existing story fragments, creating a potentially infinitely complex narrative
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I currently teach on a variety of undergraduate courses at the University of Southampton, including Game Design and Development (COMP3218) and have previously taught several others, including Data Visualisation (COMP6234). As a Teaching Fellow, my responsibilities include giving lectures, assisting in practical lab sessions, setting and marking coursework, and giving feedback to students, as well as supervision of PhD students in the Web and Internet Science lab.
As a Research Fellow in the Web and Internet Science group at the University of Southampton, I have worked on a number of national and international research projects, covering the domains of game design, human-data interaction, narrative systems, gamification, and crowdsourcing. During this time I also elected to take on a number of additional teaching duties.
Since 2015, I've been a part of organising the Southampton site of the annual Global Game Jam, an event in which over 150 people from all over the county come together and (in tandem with people all around the world), try to make a physical or digital game in under 48 hours, on a given theme.


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The following steps will help you set up the software required to run locally.
## Step 1
You need to clone the repository using git. You may already have git installed. To verify you have it installed, run the following command:
```
$ git --version
```
If you get something that looks like the following, you're all set (go ahead an clone the repo):
```
git version 2.12.2
```
If you need to install git, you have different options. In Mac OS X the very first time your run git, if not installed, the OS will give you the option to install it (follow the instructions).
For a different OS, use the appropriate installer from here https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/install-git.
When you're done installing and verifying that it runs properly, clone the repository with the following command (you can choose any convinient directory--for my machine, I chose /User/jose/Documents):
```
$ cd /User/jose/Documents
$ git clone https://github.com/josefelixsandoval/wlu.git
```
## Step 2
If you already have a web server installed in your machine, go to Step 3.
To run a local web server you have multiple options. I'll give you two (pick only one).
**Option 1: Python Built-in Web Server**\
If you are running MacOS (or have Python installed in your Windows machine), Python comes with a built-in web server.
Go to your desired directory and check which version of Python version you are running by using the following command:
```
$ python --version
```
If your version of Python is 2.7, you'll get an output similar to this:
```
Python 2.7.10
```
Then run the following command:
```
$ python -m SimpleHTTPServer
```
If your version is 3.7, then run the following command:
```
$ python -m http.server
```
You then can view your local website by going to the following address in your web browser:
```
http://localhost:8000/
```
If you don't have python installed and would like to use the built-in server, intall the latest version of Python and then run the command for 3.7. You can find the latest version here https://www.python.org/downloads/ (this works for Windows and MacOS).
**Option 2: Node.js Web Server**\
If you have Node.js and the http-server module already installed, skip the installation part and just run the http-server command as listed in item 3 here.
To install Node.js:
1. Go to https://nodejs.org/en/download/ and download and install it.
2. Open a shell terminal or command prompt (in Windows) and install http-server with the following command:
```
$ npm install http-server -g
```
3. Run the following command after you are in your desired directory:
```
$ http-server -p 8000
```
To view your local web server, point your browser to the following URL:
```
http://localhost:8000/
```
## Step 3
After you have cloned this repository, go to the root directory of the repo and run your prefered web server. For example, my local version of the site is in the following directory:
```
$ cd /User/jose/Documents/wlu
```
I then run the built-in Python web server as follows:
```
$ python -m http.server
```
If everything has been set up properly, point your web browser to:
```
http://localhost:8000/
```
You should see the homepage for the site. I'll be updating it weekly, but it should look something like this:
![Home Page](http://wlu-cp202.appspot.com/img/homepage.png)


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In this section we will introduce different feutures of the hyperdiffusion script.
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3.3.4 Reading "Thumbnail" ImagesThis makes sense. The problem is: it doesn't actually work.
Some image formats allow a small preview image (or multiple previews) to be stored alongside the main image. These "thumbnail" images are useful for identifying image files quickly, without the need to decode the entire image.
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I should have remarked that the JAI Image I/O Tools JPEG reader supports via the thumbnail method calls all thumbnails embedded in the JFIF APP0, JFXX APP0, and EXIF APP1 marker segments. Please see this javadoc for more information:
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I think that the only thumbnails supported by the Java SE Image I/O JPEG reader via the thumbnail method calls are those in the JFIF and JFXX marker segments. If you are unable to use JAI Image I/O Tools for some reason you could however derive the EXIF thumbnail by parsing the contents of the "unknown" node in the image metadata corresponding to the EXIF APP1 marker segment.
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ROS2 End-to-End Lane Following Model with LGSVL Simulator
This tutorial works with Simulator Release 2019.05
This documentation describes applying a deep learning neural network for lane following in LGSVL Simulator. In this project, we use LGSVL Simulator for customizing sensors (one main camera and two side cameras) for a car, collect data for training, and deploying and testing a trained model.
This project was inspired by NVIDIA's End-to-End Deep Learning Model for Self-Driving Cars
Video#
Table of Contents#
- Getting Started
- Prerequisites
- Setup
- Features
- Training Details
- How to Collect Data and Train Your Own Model with LGSVL Simulator
- Future Works and Contributing
- References
Getting Started#
First, clone this repository:
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/lgsvl/lanefollowing.git
Next, pull the latest Docker image:
docker pull lgsvl/lanefollowing:latest
To build ROS2 packages:
docker-compose up build
Now, launch the lane following model:
docker-compose up drive
(Optional) If you want visualizations, run drive_visual instead of drive:
docker-compose up drive_visual
That's it! Now, the lane following ROS2 node and the rosbridge should be up and running, waiting for LGSVL Simulator to connect.
Prerequisites#
- Docker CE
- NVIDIA Docker
- NVIDIA graphics card (required for training/inference with GPU)
Setup#
Installing Docker CE#
To install Docker CE please refer to the official documentation. We also suggest following through with the post installation steps.
Installing NVIDIA Docker#
Before installing nvidia-docker make sure that you have an appropriate NVIDIA driver installed.
To test if NVIDIA drivers are properly installed enter nvidia-smi
in a terminal. If the drivers are installed properly an output similar to the following should appear.
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| NVIDIA-SMI 390.87 Driver Version: 390.87 |
|-------------------------------+----------------------+----------------------+
| GPU Name Persistence-M| Bus-Id Disp.A | Volatile Uncorr. ECC |
| Fan Temp Perf Pwr:Usage/Cap| Memory-Usage | GPU-Util Compute M. |
|===============================+======================+======================|
| 0 GeForce GTX 108... Off | 00000000:65:00.0 On | N/A |
| 0% 59C P5 22W / 250W | 1490MiB / 11175MiB | 4% Default |
+-------------------------------+----------------------+----------------------+
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Processes: GPU Memory |
| GPU PID Type Process name Usage |
|=============================================================================|
| 0 1187 G /usr/lib/xorg/Xorg 863MiB |
| 0 3816 G /usr/bin/gnome-shell 305MiB |
| 0 4161 G ...-token=7171B24E50C2F2C595566F55F1E4D257 68MiB |
| 0 4480 G ...quest-channel-token=3330599186510203656 147MiB |
| 0 17936 G ...-token=5299D28BAAD9F3087B25687A764851BB 103MiB |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The installation steps for nvidia-docker are available at the official repo.
Pulling Docker Image#
docker pull lgsvl/lanefollowing:latest
What's inside Docker Image#
- Ubuntu 18.04
- CUDA 9.2
- cuDNN <IP_ADDRESS>
- Python 3.6
- TensorFlow 1.8
- Keras 2.2.4
- ROS2 Crystal + rosbridge
- Jupyter Notebook
Features#
- Training mode: Manually drive the vehicle and collect data
- Autonomous Mode: The vehicle drives itself based on Lane Following model trained from the collected data
- ROS2-based
- Time synchronous data collection node
- deploying a trained model in a node
- Data preprocessing for training
- Data normalization
- Data augmentation
- Splitting data into training set and test set
- Writing/Reading data in HDF5 format
- Deep Learning model training: Train a model using Keras with TensorFlow backend
Training Details#
Network Architecture#
The network has 559,419 parameters and consists of 9 layers, including 5 convolutional layers, 3 fully connected layers, and an output layer.
| Layer (type) | Output Shape | Param # |
|---|---|---|
| lambda_1 (Lambda) | (None, 70, 320, 3) | 0 |
| conv2d_1 (Conv2D) | (None, 33, 158, 24) | 1824 |
| conv2d_2 (Conv2D) | (None, 15, 77, 36) | 21636 |
| conv2d_3 (Conv2D) | (None, 6, 37, 48) | 43248 |
| conv2d_4 (Conv2D) | (None, 4, 35, 64) | 27712 |
| conv2d_5 (Conv2D) | (None, 2, 33, 64) | 36928 |
| dropout_1 (Dropout) | (None, 2, 33, 64) | 0 |
| flatten_1 (Flatten) | (None, 4224) | 0 |
| dense_1 (Dense) | (None, 100) | 422500 |
| dense_2 (Dense) | (None, 50) | 5050 |
| dense_3 (Dense) | (None, 10) | 510 |
| dense_4 (Dense) | (None, 1) | 11 |
Hyperparameters#
- Learning rate: 1e-04
- Learning rate decay: None
- Dropout rate: 0.5
- Mini-batch size: 128
- Epochs: 30
- Optimization algorithm: Adam
- Loss function: Mean squared error
- Training/Test set ratio: 8:2
Dataset#
- Number of training data: 48,624 labeled images
- Number of validation data: 12,156 labeled images
Center Image#
Left Image#
Right Image#
Original Image#
Cropped Image#
Data Distribution#
How to Collect Data and Train Your Own Model with LGSVL Simulator#
Collect data from LGSVL Simulator#
To collect camera images as well as corresponding steering commands for training, we provide a ROS2 collect node which subscribes to three camera image topics and a control command topic, approximately synchronizes time stamps of those messages, and then saves them as csv and jpg files. The topic names and types are as below: - Center camera: /simulator/sensor/camera/center/compressed (sensor_msgs/CompressedImage) - Left camera: /simulator/sensor/camera/left/compressed (sensor_msgs/CompressedImage) - Right camera: /simulator/sensor/camera/right/compressed (sensor_msgs/CompressedImage) - Control command: /simulator/control/command (geometry_msgs/TwistStamped)
To launch rosbridge and collect ROS2 node in a terminal:
docker-compose up collect
To drive a car and publish messages over rosbridge in training mode: - Launch LGSVL Simulator - Click Free Roaming mode - Select San Francisco map and XE_Rigged-lgsvl vehicle - Make sure the simulator establishes connection with rosbridge - Click Run to begin - Enable Main Camera, Left Camera, Right Camera, and check Publish Control Command
The node will start collecting data as you drive the car around. You should be able to check log messages in the terminal where the collect node is running. The final data is saved in lanefollowing/ros2_ws/src/lane_following/train/data/
as csv and jpg files.
Data preprocessing#
Before start training your model with the data you collected, data preprocessing is required. This task includes: - Resize image resolutions from 1920 x 1080 to 200 x 112 - Crop top portion of images as we are mostly interested in road part of an image - Data augmentation by adding artificial bias to side camera images or flipping images - Data normalization to help the model converge faster - Split data into training and testing dataset
To run data preprocessing and obtain datasets for training:
docker-compose up preprocess
This will preprocess your data and write outputs in lanefollowing/ros2_ws/src/lane_following/train/data/hdf5/
into HDF5 format for better I/O performance for training.
Train a model#
We use Keras with TensorFlow backend for training our model as an example. The hyperparameters such as learning rate, batch size, or number of epochs were chosen empirically. You can train a model as is but you are also welcome to modify the model architecture or any hyperparameters as you like in the code.
To start training:
docker-compose up train
After training is done, your final trained model will be in lanefollowing/ros2_ws/src/lane_following/train/model/{current-date-and-time-in-utc}.h5
and your model is ready to drive autonomously.
Drive with your trained model in LGSVL Simulator#
Now, it's time to deploy your trained model and test drive with it using LGSVL Simulator. You can replace your trained model with an existing one in lanefollowing/ros2_ws/src/lane_following/model/model.h5
as this is the path for deployment.
To launch rosbridge and drive ROS2 node in a terminal:
docker-compose up drive
Or, if you want visualizations as well, run drive_visual instead:
docker-compose up drive_visual
To drive a car in autonomous mode: - Launch LGSVL Simulator - Click Free Roaming mode - Select San Francisco map and XE_Rigged-lgsvl vehicle - Make sure the simulator establishes connection with rosbridge - Click Run to begin - Enable Main Camera (we don't need side cameras for inference)
Your car will start driving autonomously and try to mimic your driving behavior when training the model.
Future Works and Contributing#
Though the network can successfully drive and follow lanes on the bridge, there's still a lot of room for future improvements (i.e., biased to drive straight, afraid of shadows, few training data, and etc). - To improve model robustness collect more training data by driving in a wide variety of environments - Changing weather and lighting effects (rain, fog, road wetness, time of day) - Adding more road layouts and road textures - Adding more shadows on roads - Adding NPC cars around the ego vehicle - Predict the car throttle along with the steering angle - Take into accounts time series analysis using RNN (Recurrent Neural Network)


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