About Me
I am a young professional, graduated in Computer Science and having a year of working experience as a software research and development engineer at silicon valley’s startup named securiti.ai where I design and develop different small tools and microservices in Python and Golang, research about the cybersecurity and data protection regulatory compliances and frameworks such as CCPA and GDPR.
I have also worked with different programming languages, front-end technology stacks such as HTML, CSS, Bootstrap and javascript, MVC frameworks such as Laravel and Ruby on Rails in my whole internships and freelancing career. I am also familiar with the DevOps technologies such as Docker, Kubernetes and Ansible as I am always eager to learn and ready to take on new challenges and work with different technology stack.
Experience
SECURITI.ai is an innovator of AI-Powered cybersecurity and data protection solutions. Its product-suite, PRIVACI.ai is the world’s first PrivacyOps platform that helps automate all major functions needed for privacy compliance in one place. It enables enterprises to give rights to people on their data, be responsible custodians of people’s data, comply with global privacy regulations and bolster their brands. For more information, please visit www.privaci.ai
▪ Developing/Managing Python Microservices and Middlewares.
▪ Research and analysis of cybersecurity regulatory compliances and frameworks.
▪ Bash Scripting and expertise on tools like Dockers etc.
Attribes Solutions is Software Services Providers
Responsible for formulating solutions, designing and developing highly distributed Ruby on Rails web applications for In-house products as well as different client-based products.
Web Design and Development
Provides Web Design and Development services in Ruby on Rails, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Javascript, PHP, Mysql.
Education
Jinnah University for Women
https://cs.juw.edu.pk/computerscience.htmlBatchelors in Science (Computer Science) - 2015-2018
Hayat-ul-Islam Girls Degree College
Higher Secondary School Certificate (Pre-Engineering - Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry)- 2012-2014
Projects
Securiti.ai (privaci.ai)
https://securiti.aiResearch and Development on Privacy Ratings module.
The AI-Powered PrivacyOps platform is a full-stack solution that operationalizes and simplifies privacy compliance using robotic automation and a natural language interface. These include: Personal Data Finder and Owner Identifier, Data Request Fulfillment Automator, Secure Data Request Portal, Consent Lifecycle Manager, Third-Party Privacy Assessment, Third-Party Privacy Ratings, & Privacy Assessment Automation. For more information, please visit www.privaci.ai
Autotask
Meetings Management System in Ruby on Rails while working at Attribes solutions.
Chefaholic
https://chefaholic.herokuapp.com/Online Chef Hiring platform
Final Year Project (Web Application in Ruby on Rails) [Testing Credentials: email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>password: 12345678]
Simple examples for Docker and Kubernetes, Golang
Dockerizing Ruby on Rails Application, Dockerize and Deploye Golang Application, Deploye Guestbook Application Kubernetes example, Configmaps of Kubernetes example Deploye voting application through Kubernetes & Golang microservices.
EZSaman
Android Application, Startup named EZSaman an Online Delivering Service
Job Related Skills
Technical Skills
General Programming (Python, C/C++, Java, Golang)
Web Development (Ruby on Rails (MVC), JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, Laravel, PHP)
Databases (SQL-server, MySQL, Postgresql)
Open-Source Automation Tools (Bash scripting, Dockers, Kubernetes)
Operating Systems (Windows, Linux Server (Ubuntu, CentOS), Unix (macOS))
Version Control Systems and Software Project management tools (Jira, GitHub, Bit Bucket)
Devops (Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible)
Interests
Devops
Full Stack Development
Achievements
Web Development Competition at Developers Day FAST NUCES 2017
Scholarship
July 2018 - August 2018
Bertelsmann Data Science Challenge Scholarship Online Course on Udacity
Research
Academic Research
https://i.ibb.co/ygh4Jr4/scan0009-page-001.jpgProcess of Image Colorization Using Convolutional Neural Network
Oct 2018
Abstract
This research paper is based on the multiple method of image colorization. Among the image recognition and object detection algorithms, the mechanism based on deep neural networks shows the unrivaled performance. Still the problem of image colorization methods depends heavily on human interaction. Unlike other existing proposed method which are based on machine learning or generic image descriptor that degrades the recognition rate of image and also to avoid the usage of large database. Our proposed model is an assortment based on algorithms of structure, objects, and functions, the preprocessing and post processing image colorization. System consists of training and testing phases. Feature abstraction and pixel-mapping from the input colored image results in the training of the system.
Participations and Self Learning
Prticipations
https://ibb.co/album/d6y05aCertificate of Participation in Web Development Competition (FAST NUCES-2017)
Certificate of Participation in Web Design and Development Competition (FAST NUCES-Procom 2018)
Certificate of Participation in Introduction to Cloud Computing Windows Azure Cross Platform Development (Android, iOS, Windows) (Jinnah University for Women)
Certificate of Appreciation by IBM (She Loves </code> - a Data Science Workshop)
Certificate of Participation Karachi.AI Meetup#6
Certificate of Participation by Nest I/O (Start-up Weekend Women Karachi 2018)
Certificate of Appreciation by Department of CS&SE at JUW (Contribution at JTech’19)
Certificate of Participation by Wheatable Ride and Run (15KMS Cycling Marathon to Say No to Plastic)
Courses
https://ibb.co/album/hFChJvCertificate of Completion ‘Dockers for Beginners’ at Udemy
Certificate of Completion ‘Kubernetes for Beginners’ at Udemy
Certificate of Completion ‘Security Awareness Training’ at Udemy
Web and Mobile App Development Course at Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology
A Little More About Me
Apart from professional information, I have been involved in different volunteering activities and have been a part of The Citizen Organization where I have volunteered in the Rahbar’s Program for six weeks. I am a sports lover and love to play Badminton at Pakistan Sports Board, Swimming at Women Sports Complex and Cycling with GG Riders on every weekend. I am also really fond of Traveling and Hunza-Gilgit Baltistan is one of my favourite place to travel solo. I like to read books in my leisure time and stephen covey is one of my favourite writter. My ultimate goals are to become a good programmer and travel around the world. I also write technical blogs on Medium in my leisure time.


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Code Syntax Highlighting in Wyam
I'd been going back and forth on how I should handle the syntax highlighting of my blog's code snippets. A popular choice would be to use a JavaScript library, (such as Prettify or Prism). I have nothing against those libraries, but in the pursuit of making my website fast and lightweight, I wanted a non-JavaScript option. My idea was to use a .NET library to convert my source-code snippets into colourised markup.
The only library that I knew of (in .NET land) was ColorCode. CodePlex use for their source-code highlighting, so it should be stable, but it hasn't been updated in a few years, so fingers crossed!
My next step was to figure out how to make this happen in Wyam. Now, Wyam is a very versatile generator, there are many ways this problem could be tackled... it should be a simple search & replace, right? Alas, after a couple of hours hacking around, I wasn't getting anywhere, I was stumpted!
Heading over to the Wyam chat room on Gitter, I wanted to see if anyone had any ideas for this. There was a suggestion of treating my code snippets as assets, cross-referencing and pulling them in at build-time. But that would require making structural changes to my blog, which I'd rather not at this juncture.
Then Dave Glick had an idea... he claims to have been Nerd Snippered ... and he was away, updating code, released a new version of Wyam, and wrote a blog post. I was presented with a solution! Thanks again Dave!
If you want to know more about it, read about all the ways you can do Syntax Highlighting in Wyam.


Super easy going freeride boards based on the X-Cite Ride shape concept with additional control and super easy jibing.
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Super easy going freeride boards based on the X-Cite Ride shape concept with additional control and super easy jibing.


The events listed here are only open to club members or by invitation. Details on what is involved in each of the events along with instructions on how to sign up are given on the event pages themselves, just follow the links below.
If you are not a member of the club but would like to take part in a local triathlon then check out our Mid Sussex Triathlon instead.
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This app will report the website down by sending the sms and/or email to the user when a website is down.


We would like to announce the release of Gecode 1.0.1 http://www.gecode.org/ This is a maintenance release including some additions of domain-consistent propagators and a fix for a serious bug in reified linear inequalities. For a complete changelog, please visit http://www.gecode.org/gecode-doc-latest/PageChange.html Cheers, The Gecode Team


QWebEngineHistory Class
The QWebEngineHistory class represents the history of a web engine page. More...
| Header: | #include <QWebEngineHistory> |
| qmake: | QT += webenginewidgets |
| Since: | Qt 5.4 |
Public Functions
| void | back() |
| QWebEngineHistoryItem | backItem() const |
| QList<QWebEngineHistoryItem> | backItems(int maxItems) const |
| bool | canGoBack() const |
| bool | canGoForward() const |
| void | clear() |
| int | count() const |
| QWebEngineHistoryItem | currentItem() const |
| int | currentItemIndex() const |
| void | forward() |
| QWebEngineHistoryItem | forwardItem() const |
| QList<QWebEngineHistoryItem> | forwardItems(int maxItems) const |
| void | goToItem(const QWebEngineHistoryItem &item) |
| QWebEngineHistoryItem | itemAt(int i) const |
| QList<QWebEngineHistoryItem> | items() const |
Related Non-Members
| QDataStream & | operator<<(QDataStream &stream, const QWebEngineHistory &history) |
| QDataStream & | operator>>(QDataStream &stream, QWebEngineHistory &history) |
Detailed Description
The QWebEngineHistory class represents the history of a web engine page.
Each web engine page contains a history of visited pages that can be accessed by QWebEnginePage::history().
The history uses the concept of a current item, dividing the pages visited into those that can be visited by navigating back and forward using the back() and forward() functions. The current item can be obtained by calling currentItem(), and an arbitrary item in the history can be made the current item by passing it to goToItem().
A list of items describing the pages that can be visited by going back can be obtained by calling the backItems() function; similarly, items describing the pages ahead of the current page can be obtained with the forwardItems() function. The total list of items is obtained with the items() function.
Just as with containers, functions are available to examine the history in terms of a list. Arbitrary items in the history can be obtained with itemAt(), the total number of items is given by count(), and the history can be cleared with the clear() function.
QWebEngineHistory's state can be saved to a QDataStream using the >> operator and loaded by using the << operator.
See also QWebEngineHistoryItem and QWebEnginePage.
Member Function Documentation
void QWebEngineHistory::back()
Sets the current item to be the previous item in the history and goes to the corresponding page; that is, goes back one history item.
See also forward() and goToItem().
QWebEngineHistoryItem QWebEngineHistory::backItem() const
Returns the item before the current item in the history.
QList<QWebEngineHistoryItem> QWebEngineHistory::backItems(int maxItems) const
Returns the list of items in the backwards history list. At most maxItems entries are returned.
See also forwardItems().
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Returns true
if there is an item preceding the current item in the history; otherwise returns false
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See also canGoForward().
bool QWebEngineHistory::canGoForward() const
Returns true
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See also canGoBack().
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Clears the history.
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Returns the total number of items in the history.
QWebEngineHistoryItem QWebEngineHistory::currentItem() const
Returns the current item in the history.
int QWebEngineHistory::currentItemIndex() const
Returns the index of the current item in history.
void QWebEngineHistory::forward()
Sets the current item to be the next item in the history and goes to the corresponding page; that is, goes forward one history item.
See also back() and goToItem().
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Returns the item after the current item in the history.
QList<QWebEngineHistoryItem> QWebEngineHistory::forwardItems(int maxItems) const
Returns the list of items in the forward history list. At most maxItems entries are returned.
See also backItems().
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Sets the current item to be the specified item in the history and goes to the page.
See also back() and forward().
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Returns the item at index i in the history.
QList<QWebEngineHistoryItem> QWebEngineHistory::items() const
Returns a list of all items currently in the history.
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QDataStream &operator<<(QDataStream &stream, const QWebEngineHistory &history)
Saves the web engine history history into stream.
QDataStream &operator>>(QDataStream &stream, QWebEngineHistory &history)
Loads the web engine history from stream into history.


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Teejayx6, known in select circles as TeejayTeejayTeejayTeejayTeejayTeeyjay, has been buzzing for a minute. The Detroit rapper has become a pivotal figure in the scambars subgenre, a genre that may or may not exist in actuality. In any case, Teejayx6 has amassed a loyal fanbase through hard work and dedication, a testament to the strength of his music grind. Most recently, he dropped off a new single called "Ambitions As A Swiper," taking to an iconic beat from the legendary 2Pac Shakur. A bold move, but one that reveals a respectable admiration for the greats.
Off the bat, Teejayx6's charm is evident, with clever bars bordering on hilarity. "When that method don't work, I know that n***a gon' be sick," he spits. "Put his body in the water now he swimming like a sea fish!"


My name is Michael Hendricks. I was born outside of Los Angeles and lived there for the first half of my life. After high school i spent 5 years in the Navy, and recentlly I have been enjoying life as a Bartender in the Pacific Northwest. I love whiskey, my lady, and the Denver Nuggets
- Desert Christian High School-2006
- Fullerton College-2013
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- Imperial-Bartender 2017-2020
- Sunriver Brewing Company-Bartender 2013-2017
- US Navy-Sonar Technician 2006-2011
As far as goals I am taking it pretty day by day right now. I had a whole plan in place that was upended recently, so my goal is basically to let the Navy pay me to pass this class and try to find my way in the developing world.


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| fk_artefact_stack_to_creator_id | Performance | Asc | creator_id |
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Aurora is the enterprise end-to-end speech solution. This Node SDK will allow you to quickly and easily use the Aurora service to integrate voice capabilities into your application.
The SDK is currently in a pre-alpha release phase. Bugs and limited functionality should be expected.
The Minimum NodeJS version is 6.x+
$ npm install auroraapi
$ npm install auroraapi
If you're installing on Windows, you will likely need to install various production tools like Visual Studio compilers and compatible versions of Node in order to use one of the dependencies. Luckily, these are available conveniently in a npm package. Run the following as administrator.
$ npm install --global --production windows-build-tools
$ npm install auroraapi
First, make sure you have an account with Aurora and have created an Application.
Code examples can be found in the examples
directory. You can run them directly by specifying the APP_ID
and APP_TOKEN
environment variables (or pasting them into the source directly). You'll also need to have yarn installed and run yarn build
.
This repository will show examples written using TypeScript, but you can also write them in plain ES6+. Here's a TypeScript example (with async/await):
import aurora from "auroraapi";
import { Text } from "auroraapi/text";
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
async function main() {
const text = new Text("Hello World");
const speech = await text.speech();
await speech.audio.play();
}
try {
main()
} catch (e) {
console.error(e);
}
and the equivalent example in ES6 (with regular promises):
const aurora = require('auroraapi');
const { Text } = require('auroraapi/text');
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
const text = new Text("Hello World!");
text.speech()
.then(speech => speech.audio.play())
.catch(console.error);
The rest of this section is more specific code examples that show the various functionality of the library and document its behavior.
// Import the package
import aurora from "auroraapi";
import { Text } from "auroraapi/text";
// set your credentials
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
aurora.config.deviceID = "YOUR_DEVICE_ID"; // optional
(async function() {
// query the TTS service
const speech = await (new Text("Hello World")).speech();
// play the resulting audio
await speech.audio.play()
// or save it to a file
await speech.audio.writeToFile('hello_world.wav');
})();
import fs from 'fs';
import aurora from "auroraapi";
import { Speech } from "auroraapi/speech";
import { AudioFile } from "auroraapi/audio";
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
(async function() {
// load a WAV file
const stream = fs.createReadStream('hello_world.wav')
const audio = await AudioFile.fromStream(stream);
// create a speech object from the audio and convert to text
const text = await (new Speech(audio)).text();
console.log(`Transcription: ${text.text}`);
})();
import aurora from "auroraapi";
import { Text } from "auroraapi/text";
import { AudioFile } from "auroraapi/audio";
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
(async function() {
// load a WAV file
const speech = await (new Text("Hello world")).speech();
// the previous API method returns a Speech object, so we can just call
// the text() method to get a prediction
let text = speech.text();
console.log(`Transcription: ${text.text}`);
})();
import aurora from "auroraapi";
import { listen, createDefaultListenParams } from "auroraapi/speech";
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
(async function() {
// listening requires some parameters. we have calibrated the defaults
// so you should include them if you don't intend to override them. You
// can do this by calling `createDefaultListenParams` to get the default
// params, and then override the ones you want
const params = createDefaultListenParams();
// listen for 3 seconds, ignoring leading silence
// setting `length` overrides the other setting (`silenceLen`), which
// listens until a period of consecutive silence. This detail will be
// explored in the next example.
params.length = 3.0;
const speech = await listen(params)
// convert the recorded speech to text
let text = speech.text();
console.log(`Transcription: ${text.text}`);
})();
import aurora from "auroraapi";
import { listen, createDefaultListenParams } from "auroraapi/speech";
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
(async function() {
const params = createDefaultListenParams();
// listen until there is 0.5 seconds of continuous silence, not including
// any leading silence. Note that this property is not taken into account
// if `length` is non-zero.
params.silenceLen = 0.5;
const speech = await listen(params)
// convert the recorded speech to text
let text = speech.text();
console.log(`Transcription: ${text.text}`);
})();
Continuously listen and retrieve speech segments. Note: you can do anything with these speech segments, but here we'll convert them to text. Just like the previous example, these segments are demarcated by silence (1.0 second by default) and can be changed by passing the silenceLen
parameter. Additionally, you can make these segments fixed length (as in the example before the previous) by setting the length
parameter.
import aurora from "auroraapi";
import {
Speech,
continuouslyListen,
createDefaultListenParams
} from "auroraapi/speech";
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
/**
* This callback is used to handle each Speech object generated by
* `continuouslyListen`.
*/
const listenHandler = (speech?: Speech, error?: Error) => {
if (error || !speech) {
return false;
}
// asyncronously convert to text, log it, and continue listening
speech.text()
.then(text => console.log(`Transcript: ${text.text}`))
.catch(console.error);
return true;
};
/**
* Continuously listen and generate `Speech` objects. Discarding leading silence,
* this will listen for up to 1s of consecutive silence and then pass
* each resulting `Speech` object to the callback. This will continue to do
* this until the callback returns false.
*/
(async function() {
const params = createDefaultListenParams();
await continuouslyListen(params, listenHandler)
})();
/**
* Same as above, but this one will only listen for up to 0.5s of
* consecutive silence
*/
(async function() {
const params = createDefaultListenParams();
params.silenceLen = 0.5;
await continuouslyListen(params, listenHandler)
})();
/**
* Same as the first one, except instead of listening for 1s of
* consecutive silence, it will listen for a fixed period of 3 seconds
* not including any leading silence.
*/
(async function() {
const params = createDefaultListenParams();
params.length = 3.0;
await continuouslyListen(params, listenHandler)
})();
If you already know that you wanted the recorded speech to be converted to text, you can do it in one step, reducing the amount of code you need to write and also reducing latency. Using the ListenAndTranscribe
method, the audio that is recorded automatically starts uploading as soon as you call the method and transcription begins. When the audio recording ends, you get back the final transcription.
import aurora from "auroraapi";
import { Text } from "auroraapi/text";
import {
createDefaultListenParams,
listenAndTranscribe,
continuouslyListenAndTranscribe,
} from "auroraapi/speech";
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
/**
* This callback is used to handle each Text object generated by
* `continuouslyListenAndTranscribe`.
*/
const listenHandler = (text?: Text, error?: Error) => {
if (error || !text) {
return false;
}
console.log(`Transcript: ${text.text}`);
return true;
};
/**
* Continuously listen and convert to text. Discarding leading silence,
* this will listen for up to 1s of consecutive silence and simultaneously
* stream the audio to the Aurora API server. Once the function signals the
* end of the audio, the transcript will be immediately available to the
* callback function. The function stops when the callback returns false;
*/
(async function() {
const params = createDefaultListenParams();
// use this one to listen and transcribe once
const text = await listenAndTranscribe();
// use this one to continuously listen and transcribe
await continuouslyListenAndTranscribe(params, listenHandler)
})();
import aurora from "auroraapi";
import { Text } from "auroraapi/text";
import {
createDefaultListenParams,
continuouslyListenAndTranscribe,
} from "auroraapi/speech";
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
/**
* This callback is used to handle each Text object generated by
* `continuouslyListenAndTranscribe`.
*/
const listenHandler = (text?: Text, error?: Error) => {
if (error || !text) {
return false;
}
// convert each transcribed speech segment back to speech and play
// the resulting audio.
text.speech()
.then(s => s.audio.play())
.catch(console.error);
return true;
};
/**
* Continuously listen and convert to text. Discarding leading silence,
* this will listen for up to 1s of consecutive silence and simultaneously
* stream the audio to the Aurora API server. Once the function signals the
* end of the audio, the transcript will be immediately available to the
* callback function. The function stops when the callback returns false;
*/
(async function() {
const params = createDefaultListenParams();
await continuouslyListenAndTranscribe(params, listenHandler)
})();
The interpret service allows you to take any Aurora Text
object and understand the user's intent and extract additional query information. Interpret can only be called on Text
objects and return Interpret
objects after completion. To convert a user's speech into and Interpret
object, it must be converted to text first.
import aurora from "auroraapi";
import { Text } from "auroraapi/text";
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
(async function() {
// create a Text object
const text = new Text("what is the time in los angeles");
// call the interpret service. This returns an "Interpret" object
const i = await text.interpret();
// get the user's intent
console.log(i.intent); // time
// get any additional information
console.log(i.entities); // { "location": "los angeles" }
})();
// requires synchronous readline npm package
const readlineSync = require('readline-sync');
(async function() {
while (true){
// repeatedly ask the user to enter a command
const text = readlineSync.question('Enter a command: ');
if (text.localeCompare('quit') == 0){
break;
}
// interpret and print the results
const i = await (new Text(text)).interpret();
console.log(i.intent, i.entities);
}
})();
This example shows how easy it is to voice-enable a smart lamp. It responds to queries in the form of "turn on the lights" or "turn off the lamp". You define what object
you're listening for (so that you can ignore queries like "turn on the music").
import aurora from "auroraapi";
import { Text } from "auroraapi/text";
import { Interpret } from "auroraapi/interpret";
import {
createDefaultListenParams,
continuouslyListenAndTranscribe,
} from "auroraapi/speech";
aurora.config.appId = "YOUR_APP_ID";
aurora.config.appToken = "YOUR_APP_TOKEN";
// define the valid trigger words
const validWords = ['light', 'lights', 'lamp'];
const validEntities = d => !!d.object && validWords.includes(d.object);
const handleAction = (i: Interpret) => {
if (i.intent === "turn_off" && validEntities(i.entities)) {
// do something to actually turn off the lamp
console.log("turning off the lamp");
} else if (i.intent === "turn_on" && validEntities(i.entities)) {
// do something to actually turn on the lamp
console.log("turning on the lamp");
}
};
const listenHandler = (text?: Text, error?: Error) => {
if (error || !text) {
return false;
}
text.interpret()
.then(handleAction)
.catch(console.error);
return true;
};
(async function() {
const params = createDefaultListenParams();
await continuouslyListenAndTranscribe(params, listenHandler)
})();
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Two Association Presidents, Goh Gun-Hui and Matsumoto Shigeo, sat down while facing each other
On either side of the two men, representatives from the Japanese Hunter's Association and their Korean counterparts, as well as higher-ups from various government departments sat in a row
With the subject matter being what it was, the conference was moving at a brisk pace
"How do you feel about forming a united assault team comprising of top-ranked Japanese and Korean Hunters?".
This explosive suggestion from Matsumoto Shigeo caused the Koreans present to show much surprise on their faces
They were all under the impression that today's conference would be to discuss the reparation Japanese would demand for the damage they had suffered
But then, the Japanese were saying they would voluntarily help with taking care of this headache?.
What kind of jackpot was this?.
The surprised state of the Korean politicians didn't last long, though, as it was soon replaced by the brightened complexions, instead . With the sole exception of one man, that was
Only Goh Gun-Hui maintained a sharp glare as he observed Matsumoto Shigeo
"Are you saying that you wish to attack the nest of the ants by forming an alliance?".
"That is correct . ".
"We're aware that Japan enjoys an abundance of top-ranked Hunters . However, it is still far too dangerous to invade Jeju Island . ".
Goh Gun-Hui also added that there were several times more of the monsters to be found on the island compared to two years ago, when the last subjugation effort failed
It was here that Matsumoto Shigeo formed a rather suspicious smile
"It'd prove to be dangerous indeed if we rushed into the enemy's main camp without a proper plan . ".
One of the Korean politicians, utterly hooked by the suggestion from the Japanese that they would help, asked in an expectant manner
"Do you have a good plan in mind?".
"Yes . ".
Matsumoto Shigeo gathered everyone's attention to himself with a quick answer, but then, continued on only after taking a bit of time for himself
"Of course, we have one . ".
With a single command from him, the prepared files matching the exact number of Korean representatives were placed in front of them
"These are all the data compiled from our observation of the ants . ".
While the Koreans attendees of the conference were perusing through the file, Matsumoto Shigeo began his in-depth explanation
"Each ant may be strong enough to rival a high-rank Hunter, but it also possesses a fatal weakness . And that's their short lifespan . ".
Ants could only live for around one year at most
"Which means, if the ant queen is removed from the equation, every ant found on Jeju Island will eventually die out in around one year . ".
"Indeed ".
The Korean attendees nodded their heads as they read the well-researched data
Only the queen needed to be eliminated
That sounded a whole lot more achievable than killing thousands of unrankable monsters that came out of a rank S Gate . However, Goh Gun-Hui's glare remained icy cold
'What a nonsensical notion that is '.
He knew the truth already
He knew that the act of killing one queen was no different than actually trying to kill every single one of the thousands of those monsters
"Are you making this suggestion because you don't know of ants' instincts to sacrifice themselves in order to protect their queen?".
When Goh Gun-Hui pointed this fact out, Matsumoto Shigeo simply smiled and lightly rebutted him
"Of course I know . If we were to kill the queen, we'd most likely have to break through the defensive wall of thousands of ants . ".
Goh Gun-Hui's suspicions grew only larger and larger after he saw how relaxed Matsumoto Shigeo's demeanour was
'Just what are they thinking?'.
The corner of Matsumoto Shigeo's lips arched up
"However, what if all of the ants abandon the ant tunnel for some reason?".
The ant queen lived in the deepest part of the ant tunnel . Why would the ants leave the ant tunnel unguarded, when they were supposed to protect the queen as well as the eggs at all cost?.
When questioning expressions formed on the faces of all the Korean representatives, Matsumoto Shigeo opened his mouth to answer their confusion
"There have been . A total of three times . ".
Three times?.
There had been three times where such an event occurred?.
But, besides all that – how did Japan know so intimately about such things in the first place?.
The answer to this question arrived right away
"The ants emptied out of their tunnel to fight, when the Korean Hunters landed on Jeju Island for the subjugation operations three times in the past . ".
"Keu-euhk . ".
Goh Gun-Hui tightly clenched his fists resting on his knees
While the Hunters of South Korea risked their lives and fought, the Japanese were covertly spying on them . No one here criticised Japan for not helping South Korea out back then
But regardless, how could they use the misfortune of the neighbouring nation as their research material, and then proudly reveal the results to said neighbour like this?.
A rank S lost his life during the third failed attempt . And besides him, countless others also died . The Association President Goh Gun-Hui had to watch them die from a very close vantage point back then
His clenched fists were trembling hard now
'Mm . ?'.
Sensing that the complexion of Goh Gun-Hui was getting rather suspicious, Japan's best Hunter, Goto Ryuji unleashed his own magical energy
It was a warning – if the other side tried to do something untoward, then this side would also make a move
Attending the conference as Goh Gun-Hui's bodyguard, Woo Jin-Cheol quickly approached the Association President's side
" Sir?".
" I'm okay now . ".
Goh Gun-Hui dismissed Woo Jin-Cheol, and the latter quietly stepped back
Regardless of what the Japanese's attitude was like, this presented a golden opportunity to deal with the ants once and for all if their research data proved to be reliable
'I can't afford to let slip such an opportunity because of my personal feelings . '.
Goh Gun-Hui could only calm his boiling anger inwardly
Once the threatening tension of the conference room dissipated, Matsumoto Shigeo finally got to the main point
"The Japanese Hunters will take on that role . ".
Japan's rank S Hunters would split into several teams and attack Jeju Island from different directions . Ants would rush out to face the intruders, and just like before, the tunnel with ant queen hiding in it would be emptied out
"We wish to ask Korea's top Hunters with the killing of the queen . ".
South Korea's rank S Hunters would sneak into the island using a helicopter, and once they kill off the queen, they escape via a helicopter again
Noisy, noisy
The plan put forward by the Japanese was rather detailed and sounded quite doable, so the Korean representatives began to get heated up from excitement
"If we follow the Japanese plan, do we get to recover Jeju Island?".
"These Japanese b*stards, they have finally showed their hands now that they too have become victims . ".
"This is a great chance . ".
"Let's seize this opportunity and use the Japanese Hunters to reclaim Jeju Island . ".
Goh Gun-Hui didn't participate in the heated discussion of the Korean representatives, choosing to quietly mull over Matsumoto Shigeo's suggested plan, instead
'Without a doubt, there is a good chance . '.
There were 21 rank S Hunters in Japan
In comparison, there were only eight in South Korea
But, by excluding himself who couldn't move due to health reasons, or the other Hunter who had to retire early, then realistically speaking, there were only six that could participate
'It'll be impossible to draw and scatter the attention of thousands of ants with that number . '.
In order to do so, they needed Japan and her twenty or so top-ranked Hunters . Even if they were to be split into groups of five, you'd still get four groups, and that would be enough to buy the Koreans time to do their job
But the real problem was, would South Korea's top Hunters actually be able to kill the boss of a rank S dungeon, the ant queen?.
'Is it even possible?'.
It was then, Goh Gun-Hui suddenly remembered the name of Seong Jin-Woo
Seong Jin-Woo was strong enough to solo kill the boss of a rank A dungeon, so what if he worked together with other rank S Hunters?.
Ba-dump, ba-dump .
Goh Gun-Hui's heart began racing now
'We can't delay this any longer . '.
Currently, ant monsters were evolving at a rapid pace . No one could predict precisely when the entirety of the ant army would become flight-capable . It could be ten years, five, or even, right next year
Before something like that happened, the Koreans had to kill off the dastardly ants, and if they had to resort to borrowing another country's strength, then so be it
But, before that .
"What does Japan want as compensation from this cooperation?".
The Association President Goh Gun-Hui didn't let this important matter slip through
Matsumoto Shigeo did his best to form the most magnanimous smile he could physically perform
"When the rest of ants die in a year, we evenly split the magic crystals left behind on the island . ".
Only that much?.
Goh Gun-Hui tilted his head, unconvinced
"Will you really be happy with only that?".
Goh Gun-Hui's question caused the Korean government officials and politicians near him to frown rather deeply
'If they are willing to do it for a small asking price, he should just gladly accept it, so why is he questioning them like this?'.
'What will he do if the Japanese decide to change their mind all of a sudden . ?'.
 '.
Their hot dagger-like glares stabbed deeply into Goh Gun-Hui . He had no choice but to shut his mouth
A short discussion took place between the Korean attendees, but no one raised a voice of objection
In the end, the Japanese's proposal was approved unanimously
After the conference successfully came to an end, Matsumoto Shigeo approached Goh Gun-Hui with a beaming smile and offered his right hand
"The future of our two nations depends on this cooperation . Let us combine our resources together and do our best . ".
***.
After returning to his hotel room, Matsumoto Shigeo placed a cigarette in between his lips . Goto Ryuji to his side lit it up for him
"You worked hard today, sir . ".
"Mister Goto, it's you who worked hard today . ".
"You're praising me too much, sir . ".
"I'm not . Didn't you see Goh Gun-Hui's face back then?".
Matsumoto Shigeo smirked deeply
The fleeting emotion that flickered in and out momentarily on Goh Gun-Hui's face back then – it was definitely rage . The reason why Matsumoto Shigeo was able to display so much leisure in front of a rank S Hunter who reputedly possessed the greatest strength in South Korea, was simple – because, he had a powerful ally standing behind him
And that was Goto Ryuji, Japan's number one melee-type Hunter . And also, the trustworthy right-hand man of the President of the Japanese Hunter Association, Matsumoto Shigeo
Recalling Goh Gun-Hui's expression, Matsumoto formed a mocking smile
"Borrowing the power of someone whom you don't even want to talk to . Now that would be quite intolerable from the perspective of the weak . ".
Goto Ryuji also smirked as well
In the end, the Koreans agreed to work with the Japanese, just as Matsumoto Shigeo had predicted . Everything was moving according to plan
"South Korea is merely the beginning . ".
Matsumoto Shigeo spoke up
"Hunters are the new power, the new political influence . With this power given to Japan, I shall create a new empire . ".
His gaze then shifted over to Goto Ryuji
"And you shall become its next emperor . ".
If Matsumoto Shigeo was to be considered the first ruler of the empire founded on his crafty schemes, then Goto Ryuji would be the second by relying on his powers alone . And this was the reason why Goto Ryuji treated Matsumoto Shigeo as his superior all this time
It was then
"I almost forgot . ".
Matsumoto Shigeo recalled something and asked Goto Ryuji while killing the cigarette
"Do we still not have any information on South Korea's newest rank S Hunter?".
"Even the South Koreans don't seem to know much about that man, sir . ".
" . Is that so . ".
They already knew everything there was to know regarding all of South Korea's top Hunters . Except for one person
They didn't have a single reliable piece of information on the Hunter who was registered as a rank S recently . The unknown factor could cause deviations to their plan . Now that his ambition had been revealed in full with the commencement of this operation, Matsumoto Shigeo couldn't afford any form of deviation whatsoever to his plan
'Although it is questionable what a single person could achieve on his own, but, still '.
There were five such people in the entire world
They were referred to as Hunters on the rank of 'Special Authority', which meant that each one of them possessed power equalling that of a country's military
They all shared one common point; each one of them had cleared at least one rank S Gate in the past . A Hunter with that kind of ability could easily disrupt his plan
'However, the odds of that are extremely low . '.
Taking into account that there were seven billion people on Earth, the odds would be less than a billion to one . If someone of that calibre appeared, then there was no way the South Koreans would keep quiet about him . But judging from the current atmosphere, there didn't seem to be any cause for concern on that front
'I can't ruin everything by being too cautious here . '.
Matsumoto Shigeo picked up his phone
Then, he gave his command to the higher-ups of his own Association, who were all anxiously waiting for his call back home
"The Koreans have agreed to work with us, so summon all the rank S Hunters as planned . ".
***.
Goh Gun-Hui was also calling the Korean Hunters at that moment
The first priority was to explain the seriousness of the current situation . He was planning to fine-tune the Association's schedule accordingly, but .
"What did you say??".

For some reason, only Seong Jin-Woo was out of reach
"His phone's been switched off for several days as well, sir . We can't even figure out where he could be . ".
" ".
 He sounded exasperated at that moment
"In that case, summon the other Hunters excluding him as soon as possible . ".
"Understood, sir . ".
The agent of the Association bowed and quickly ran out of the President's office . Goh Gun-Hui's expression hardened as he fell into deep contemplation
'Where could he possibly be?'.
After hearing the report of Seong Jin-Woo going missing, Goh Gun-Hui suddenly had a foreboding premonition of the future
< Chapter 106 > Fin


ZIC
Section: Linux System Administration (8)
Updated: 2010-02-25
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
zic - timezone compiler
SYNOPSIS
zic
[
-v
] [
-d
directory
] [
-l
localtime
] [
-p
posixrules
] [
-L
leapsecondfilename
] [
-s
] [
-y
command
] [
filename
... ]
DESCRIPTION
Zic
reads text from the file(s) named on the command line
and creates the time conversion information files specified in this input.
If a
filename
is
-,
the standard input is read.
These options are available:
- -d directory
-
Create time conversion information files in the named directory rather than
in the standard directory named below.
- -l timezone
-
Use the given timezone as local time.
Zic
will act as if the input contained a link line of the form
Link timezone localtime
- -p timezone
-
Use the given timezone's rules when handling POSIX-format
timezone environment variables.
Zic
will act as if the input contained a link line of the form
Link timezone posixrules
- -L leapsecondfilename
-
Read leap second information from the file with the given name.
If this option is not used,
no leap second information appears in output files.
- -v
-
Complain if a year that appears in a data file is outside the range
of years representable by
time(2)
values.
- -s
-
Limit time values stored in output files to values that are the same
whether they're taken to be signed or unsigned.
You can use this option to generate SVVS-compatible files.
- -y command
-
Use the given
command
rather than
yearistype
when checking year types (see below).
Input lines are made up of fields.
Fields are separated from one another by any number of white space characters.
Leading and trailing white space on input lines is ignored.
An unquoted sharp character (#) in the input introduces a comment which extends
to the end of the line the sharp character appears on.
White space characters and sharp characters may be enclosed in double quotes
(") if they're to be used as part of a field.
Any line that is blank (after comment stripping) is ignored.
Nonblank lines are expected to be of one of three types:
rule lines, zone lines, and link lines.
A rule line has the form
Rule NAME FROM TO TYPE IN ON AT SAVE LETTER/S
For example:
Rule US 1967 1973 - Apr lastSun 2:00 1:00 D
The fields that make up a rule line are:
- NAME
-
Gives the (arbitrary) name of the set of rules this rule is part of.
- FROM
-
Gives the first year in which the rule applies.
Any integer year can be supplied; the Gregorian calendar is assumed.
The word
minimum
(or an abbreviation) means the minimum year representable as an integer.
The word
maximum
(or an abbreviation) means the maximum year representable as an integer.
Rules can describe times that are not representable as time values,
with the unrepresentable times ignored; this allows rules to be portable
among hosts with differing time value types.
- TO
-
Gives the final year in which the rule applies.
In addition to
minimum
and
maximum
(as above),
the word
only
(or an abbreviation)
may be used to repeat the value of the
FROM
field.
- TYPE
-
Gives the type of year in which the rule applies.
If
TYPE
is
-,
then the rule applies in all years between
FROM
and
TO
inclusive.
If
TYPE
is something else, then
zic
executes the command
yearistype
year
type
to check the type of a year:
an exit status of zero is taken to mean that the year is of the given type;
an exit status of one is taken to mean that the year is not of the given type.
- IN
-
Names the month in which the rule takes effect.
Month names may be abbreviated.
- ON
-
Gives the day on which the rule takes effect.
Recognized forms include:
5 the fifth of the month
lastSun the last Sunday in the month
lastMon the last Monday in the month
Sun>=8 first Sunday on or after the eighth
Sun<=25 last Sunday on or before the 25th
Names of days of the week may be abbreviated or spelled out in full.
Note that there must be no spaces within the
ON
field.
- AT
-
Gives the time of day at which the rule takes effect.
Recognized forms include:
2 time in hours
2:00 time in hours and minutes
15:00 24-hour format time (for times after noon)
1:28:14 time in hours, minutes, and seconds
- equivalent to 0
where hour 0 is midnight at the start of the day,
and hour 24 is midnight at the end of the day.
Any of these forms may be followed by the letter
w
if the given time is local
time,
s
if the given time is local
time, or
u
(or
g
or
z)
if the given time is universal time;
in the absence of an indicator,
wall clock time is assumed.
- SAVE
-
Gives the amount of time to be added to local standard time when the rule is in
effect.
This field has the same format as the
AT
field
(although, of course, the
w
and
s
suffixes are not used).
- LETTER/S
-
Gives the
(for example, the
or
in
or
of timezone abbreviations to be used when this rule is in effect.
If this field is
-,
the variable part is null.
A zone line has the form
Zone NAME UTCOFF RULES/SAVE FORMAT [UNTIL]
For example:
Zone Australia/Adelaide 9:30 AusCST1971 Oct 31 2:00
The fields that make up a zone line are:
- NAME
-
The name of the timezone.
This is the name used in creating the time conversion information file for the
zone.
- UTCOFF
-
The amount of time to add to UTC to get standard time in this zone.
This field has the same format as the
AT
and
SAVE
fields of rule lines;
begin the field with a minus sign if time must be subtracted from UTC.
- RULES/SAVE
-
The name of the rule(s) that apply in the timezone or,
alternately, an amount of time to add to local standard time.
If this field is
-,
then standard time always applies in the timezone.
- FORMAT
-
The format for timezone abbreviations in this timezone.
The pair of characters
%s
is used to show where the
of the timezone abbreviation goes.
Alternately,
a slash (/)
separates standard and daylight abbreviations.
- UNTIL
-
The time at which the UTC offset or the rule(s) change for a location.
It is specified as a year, a month, a day, and a time of day.
If this is specified,
the timezone information is generated from the given UTC offset
and rule change until the time specified.
The month, day, and time of day have the same format as the IN, ON, and AT
columns of a rule; trailing columns can be omitted, and default to the
earliest possible value for the missing columns.
-
The next line must be a
line; this has the same form as a zone line except that the
string
and the name are omitted, as the continuation line will
place information starting at the time specified as the
UNTIL
field in the previous line in the file used by the previous line.
Continuation lines may contain an
UNTIL
field, just as zone lines do, indicating that the next line is a further
continuation.
A link line has the form
Link LINK-FROM LINK-TO
For example:
Link Europe/IstanbulAsia/Istanbul
The
LINK-FROM
field should appear as the
NAME
field in some zone line;
the
LINK-TO
field is used as an alternate name for that zone.
Except for continuation lines,
lines may appear in any order in the input.
Lines in the file that describes leap seconds have the following form:
Leap YEAR MONTH DAY HH:MM:SS CORR R/S
For example:
Leap 1974 Dec 31 23:59:60 + S
The
YEAR,
MONTH,
DAY,
and
HH:MM:SS
fields tell when the leap second happened.
The
CORR
field
should be
if a second was added
or
if a second was skipped.
The
R/S
field
should be (an abbreviation of)
if the leap second time given by the other fields should be interpreted as UTC
or
(an abbreviation of)
if the leap second time given by the other fields should be interpreted as
local wall clock time.
FILES
/usr/local/etc/zoneinfo standard directory used for created files
NOTES
For areas with more than two types of local time,
you may need to use local standard time in the
AT
field of the earliest transition time's rule to ensure that
the earliest transition time recorded in the compiled file is correct.
SEE ALSO
tzfile(5),
zdump(8)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- FILES
-
- NOTES
-
- SEE ALSO
-
This document was created by
man2html,
using the manual pages.
Time: 02:55:22 GMT, September 18, 2014


Who are the author(s) of this dataset? Consider who might be the author of a manuscript describing the data (likely PI, post-doc, or graduate student). Start with the first author and add additional authors as needed.
Data Contact {{ $index + 1 }}
{{cfieldsMap[cfield]}}
Data Access Contacts
Identify the organization and, where appropriate, the point of contact (name or position, e.g., Data Manager) responsible for providing physical access to the data.


Hi, back and migrate hadn't proceeded. ^C showed this: ^CTraceback (most recent call last):
File "./migration_script_v3.py", line 99, in broadcast_on_destinationchain
sent_itx = rpc_connection.sendrawtransaction(export['import_tx_kmd'])
File "/home/crisf/.local/lib/python3.6/site-packages/slickrpc/rpc.py", line 75, in call
raise RpcException(resp['error'], method, params)
slickrpc.exc.RpcTypeError: sendrawtransaction: Expected type string, got number (code -3)
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./migration_script_v3.py", line 302, in <module>
ret = broadcast_on_destinationchain(rpc_connection_destinationchain, export_list[i])
File "./migration_script_v3.py", line 114, in broadcast_on_destinationchain
time.sleep(30)
KeyboardInterrupt
will update python tomorrow and try again. Maybe get backtrace?


In this tutorial, we’ll describe the Python functionalities of Whetlab through a simple but important example application: the tuning of a machine learning algorithm.
Machine learning algorithms are becoming ubiquitous in advanced computing systems. Yet using them with success can require some know-how. Specifically, each learning algorithm requires the specification of hyper-parameters, which are knobs that greatly impact the performance. Tuning these knobs is thus a perfect problem for Whetlab to solve.
For our example, we’ll use the great machine learning library scikit-learn library, which provides good implementations of the most commonly used learning algorithms.
Let’s assume that we’d like to develop a classifier that can automatically classify web pages according to the topic they discuss. The first step is then to obtain some training data for this problem. Luckily, scikit-learn provides us with simple functions for downloading data sets from the mldata.org repository. The reposity contains the Yahoo! Web Directory Topics, a data set of web pages [1] labeled with their Yahoo! directory topic (Arts, Business, etc.). There are 4 different topics in this data set, so a random guess would be correct only about 25% of the time.
The data set can be downloaded as follows:
from sklearn.datasets import fetch_mldata
data_set = fetch_mldata('yahoo-web-directory-topics')
In this case, data_set is a dictionary. It has a key 'data' associated with a sparse matrix whose rows are the web pages. It also has a key 'target' corresponding to a vector (Numpy 1D array) providing the class labels of all web pages.
The next step is to split this data set into training and validation sets. The data set contains a total of 1106 web pages, so we’ll use 1000 for training and the rest for searching over hyper-parameters:
train_set = (data_set['data'][:1000],data_set['target'][:1000])
validation_set = (data_set['data'][1000:],data_set['target'][1000:])
We now have to choose a learning algorithm to solve this classification problem. A popular choice is an SVM classifier, with a polynomial kernel. Its two most important hyper-parameters to tune are the regularization constant C and the degree of the polynomial kernel degree.
The experiment we want to perform with Whetlab is thus to properly tune these hyper-parameters. We’ll first write down this information into a dictionary, as follows:
parameters = { 'C':{'min':0.01, 'max':1000.0,'type':'float'},
'degree':{'min':1, 'max':5,'type':'integer'}}
In this dictionary, each key is a str corresponding to the name of a hyper-parameter. It is recommended to make it identical to the corresponding argument name that sciki-learn uses for it (we’ll see later why). Associated with each key, is a dictionary that provides information about the hyper-parameter.
As is probably obvious, the minimum and maximum values of the hyper-parameter are specified by the keys 'min' and 'max'. The key 'type' on the other hand specifies the type ('float', 'integer') of the hyper-parameter.
We also need to tell Whetlab what we will be optimizing. In this case, we want to maximize the validation set classification accuracy, which we specify as follows:
outcome = {'name':'Classification accuracy'}
Note that Whetlab always maximizes, so if we were interested in optimizing a measure of performance that decreases with the quality of the solution, then we would later provide the negative of these measured outcomes to Whetlab.
Moreover, we have to retrieve an access token from our Whetlab account. An access token works as a private key for using and accessing our personal Whetlab account. We can get an access token simply by logging into our account at api.whetlab.com/account. In what follows, we’ll assume that variable access_token has been set to the string of our retrieved access token.
Having obtained our access token and having setup our experiment’s parameters and outcome, we can finally create our Whetlab experiment, as follows:
import whetlab
scientist = whetlab.Experiment(access_token=access_token,
name="Web page classifier",
description="Training a polynomial kernel SVM to classify web pages.",
parameters=parameters,
outcome=outcome)
Here, we decided to name our experiment “Web page classifier” and gave it a short description reflecting what it is trying to achieve.
It is important to note that Whetlab will not allow to have multiple experiments with the same name. While this is good practice anyways, it is also important for supporting the possibility of resuming previously run experiments (see section Resuming experiments).
We are now ready to start experimenting. We can use scientist to suggest a first job to run:
job = scientist.suggest()
Here, job is a dictionary, whose keys are the names of the hyper-parameters and the associated values are suggested values to test:
>>> print job
{u'C': 750.0025, u'degree': 2}
We can now instantiate a scikit-learn SVM object and train it on our training set:
from sklearn import svm
learner = svm.SVC(kernel='poly',**job)
learner.fit(*train_set)
Notice that, since we have used names that match the arguments of the constructor of the scikit-learn SVM object, we can unpack the dictionary job as arguments to the constructor by prefixing it with **.
Once the SVM is trained, we can evaluate its performance on the validation set and inform Whetlab of the outcome, using the method update of scientist:
accuracy = learner.score(*validation_set)
scientist.update(job,accuracy)
Thanks to this information, Whetlab will be able to suggest another promising job to run. Hence, with a simple for loop, the process of tuning the SVM for, say, 19 more iterations becomes:
n_iterations = 19
for i in range(n_iterations):
job = scientist.suggest()
learner = svm.SVC(kernel='poly',**job)
learner.fit(*train_set)
accuracy = learner.score(*validation_set)
scientist.update(job,accuracy)
Once we’re done tuning, we can simply ask scientist to provide us with the best hyper-paramters found so far as follows:
best_job = scientist.best()
These are the hyper-parameter values we should be using to train our final SVM classifier [2].
We might want to visualize all the different hyper-parameters evaluated in the experiment, with their associated results.
This can be done within Python as follows:
scientist.report()
The method report() generates two figures. One showing a table with all the hyper-parameters and associated outcomes, organized in top-down chronological order, that will look something like this:
From this table, we immediately observe that Whetlab has figured out quickly that a linear classifier (polynomial degree of 1) is optimal for this problem.
The second figure is a plot showing on the x-axis the index of the results and on the y-axis the value of the associated outcome. The figure also include a curve corresponding to the best outcome achieved thus far:
Another option for consulting the history of an experiment is to visit the Whetlab webiste. All experiments conducted by a Whetlab user are listed there, under the EXPERIMENTS tab:
For instance, by clicking on our “Web page classifier” experiment, we can view it in a convenient table format:
Note that these results can straightforwardly be copy-pasted into a spreadsheet (such as a Google Docs spreadsheet) and further be analyzed and manipulated.
An experiment can also be resumed after it is interrupted, based on its name. When creating the experiment, if the name matches that of a previously run experiment, the information associated with that experiment in our Whetlab account will be fetched into the initial state of our scientist.
In our case, we could resume from the 20 iterations of hyper-parameter optimization already performed in the previous section as follows:
scientist = whetlab.Experiment(access_token=access_token,
name="Web page classifier")
Notice that it is not necessary to specify the description, parameters and outcome arguments in this case. In fact, as soon as the name is matched with a previous experiment, these arguments are simply ignored.
It is thus very important to use different names for the different experiments we decide to perform with Whetlab. Otherwise, we could be trying to create a new experiment, but accidently be resuming an old one.
As a fail-safe, we can also set the resume argument to False, to guarantee that an old experiment will not be resumed. In the case where a matching previous experiment would be found, an exception will be raised.
We have seen how to update an experiment with the result of a suggested job. However, nothing prevents us from updating the experiment with the result of a job that we chose ourselves.
This can be convenient in situations where we have already run many jobs manually and wish to start using Whetlab from there, or if we already have a good idea of reasonable jobs to test and want Whetlab to benefit from that information.
For example, imagine we have already evaluated the SVM’s performance for a value of 50 for hyper-parameter C and a value of 1 for degree, for which the validation set accuracy is 0.61320754717. We than simply update our experiment as follows:
job = {'C': 50.0, 'degree':1 }
accuracy = 0.61320754717
scientist.update(job,accuracy)
It is also possible to remove a (for example, erroneous) result from an experiment using the cancel() method, as follows:
scientist.cancel(job)
As for deleting a whole experiment, this is accomplished from the Whetlab website, by clicking on EDIT:
then scrolling down and clicking on DELETE:
In our example, the “Web page classifier” experiment would then no longer show up in our list of experiments.
When creating or deleting experiments, each time we had to explicitly provide an access token. An alternative and often more convenient way of specifying our access token is through a Whetlab configuration file.
Either in our current directory or in our home directory (Whetlab will search for it in that order), we can simply create a .whetlab text file containing the following lines:
[whetlab]
access_token=THIS_IS_MY_ACCESS_TOKEN
where THIS_IS_MY_ACCESS_TOKEN would be our access token. This would allow us to more easily share our Python code that uses Whetlab with other Whetlab users who have their own account.
Footnotes
| [1] | This data set is actually quite small for building a good classifier, it’ll do for our purposes. |
| [2] | Simple trick to obtain better results: once you’ve finished experimenting and have finalized your choice of values for the hyper-parameters, train a final SVM classifier on all the data, i.e. the concatenation of the training and validation sets data. |


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ABSTRACT
Pidgorny M.V., Lukianchenko O.Y., Rakhimi Ya. Models of information support of complete supply chains. Visnyk of National Transport University. Series «Technical sciences». Scientific and Technical Collection. – Kyiv: National Transport University, 2021. – Issue 3 (50).
The article proposes an approach to solving economic and social problems, which consists in the development of methodological foundations for the construction of logistics processes.
The object of the research is the information support processes for complete supply chains.
The purpose of the work is to increase the efficiency of the functioning of complete supply chains by creating information technology for the management of material flows within the supply chain.
The research method is a systematic approach.
The typical object here is the complete supply chain (CSC) of goods, it is a complex socio-economic system that consists of a large number of raw material suppliers, target enterprise (processing and packaging), warehouse terminals, distributors, customs brokers, 3PL and 4PL suppliers, retailers ... The interaction between CSC participants is a collection of continuous material, financial and information flows and services, from sources of raw materials to the final consumer.
The value of the study for solving economic and social problems lies in the development of methodological foundations for the construction of logistics processes.
Predictive assumptions for the development of the research object - using the proposed approaches and methods of informatization, it is possible to increase the efficiency of CSC functioning, simplify organizational management structures and create better conditions for awareness.
KEY WORDS: SYSTEM APPROACH, FULL SUPPLY CHAIN, DYNAMIC SYSTEM.
REFERENCES
AUTHORS
Pidhorny Mykola V., Ph.D. in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Cherkasy State Technological University, Departments of Cars And Technologies, e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>tel. +380685380330, Ukrain, 18001, Cherkasy, Grychevcky str. 184/1 orcid.org/0000-0002-5881-9217.
Lukianchenko Oleksandr Yu., Ph.D. in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Cherkasy State Technological University, departments of cars and technologies e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>tel. +380675886427, Ukrain, 18018, Cherkasy, Kozatska str. 5/351, orcid.org/ 0000-0003-1488-273X.
Rakhimi Yashar, National Aerospace University “Kharkiv Aviation Institute”, e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Ukrain, 61000, Kharkov, orcid.org/0000-0002-5468-9726.
REVIEWERS
Sakhno V.P., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, National Transport University, Head of Department of Automobiles, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Itkin O.F., Doctor of Technical Sciences, General Director «Neftegazstroyizoliatsiya» Industrial Production Institute of welding-insulation technologies to a piping building, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Article language: Ukrainian
Open Access: http://publications.ntu.edu.ua/visnyk/50/153-160.pdf
Print date: 29.09.2021
Online publication date: 30.10.2021


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In the Cloud Physics Laboratory, we make measurements of physical/chemical properties of atmospheric aerosols, cloud condensation nuclei (CCN) distributions, cloud droplet and precipitation drop distributions. Also investigated are the implications of these properties on cloud and precipitation developments and aerosol direct and indirect effects using a convective cloud model, an LES cloud model and a mesoscale model. Main areas of interest include warm rain initiation problem, aerosol direct and indirect effects, CCN-precipitation efficiency relationships, cloud seeding, and fog microphysical processes.
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We investigate the mechanism of severe weather such as Changma, heavy rainfall, typhoon and heavy snowfall to improve forecasts of these phenomena. Understanding and forecasting of severe weather has become an increasingly important issue as more meteorological disasters have occurred recently. Numerical weather prediction (NWP) is essential tool for severe weather research. On-going researches of our group are development of numerical model to improve predictability of severe weather and research on mechanism using numerical modeling and observational data.
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We have investigated the dynamics of atmospheric gravity waves generated by convective systems and developed their parameterization for the large-scale models. Also we have examined the wave induced severe downslope windstorms and turbulence through observational, theoretical, and numerical modeling approaches.
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In APDAL, inherent predictability of weather and climate, model and data assimilation systems, and adaptive observations are studied to improve the quality of numerical weather prediction. In addition, we also study dynamical development of forecast error and high impact weather systems using observations, models, and various theories Including potential vorticity thinking.
Biometeorology Laboratory (http://koflux.yonsei.ac.kr)
The biometeorology laboratory pursues (1) a nationwide sustainable water resource management with “HydroKorea II” project through the synergy of ecohydrological/ biogeochemical measurement, modeling and remote sensing, and (2) carbon cycle monitoring and prediction in Monsoon Asia through CarboEastAsia, a research cluster based on collaborations in carbon flux researches among China, Japan and Korea.
Numerical Modeling Laboratory (http://nml.yonsei.ac.kr)
Main focus is on the development of various numerical models that describe a closed set of appropriate physical laws of the atmosphere in mathematical terms. The practical application is on the improvement of predictability from short-,medium-long range forecasts. For research tool, the model is used to identify the dynamical/thermodynamical characteristics of various atmospheric phenomena such as high-impact weather, abnormal climate, monsoon, and climate change.
Atmospheric Remote Sensing Laboratory (http://web.yonsei.ac.kr/aremote)
Our research focuses on satellite remote sensing of clouds and precipitation that are key components in the global water and energy cycles. Current research aims to develop precipitation retrieval algorithms for various microwave, visible and infrared sensors. Our research also involves the use of spaceborne- and ground-based observations and cloud-radiative transfer models to understand radiative and physical characteristics of precipitation systems. The other research area includes satellite mission planning and applications of remotely-sensed data to climate study.
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Before I played this game, I was sad and lonely. But now I am a changed man and lost 10 lbs! Thank you Piggy Fly for changing my life.
Piggy Fly is a super fun game that's using the latest technology on the market which makes it looks so stunningly good that comparing it's graphics to any other mobile game out there would be an insult.
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THE LITTLE MERMAID A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1997 by Andrew Hicks
(1989) ***1/2 (out of four)
Eight years after its release, Disney has decided to re-release THE LITTLE MERMAID theatrically for 17 days (and 17 long nights) only. Coincidentally, it was reintroduced to theaters the same day Fox's animated film ANASTASIA was released. You know Disney, they can't deal with the threat of any other studio getting even a small piece of the crust of the kiddie entertainment pie, so when someone else wants to make a little money, they counter with an old "masterpiece" from their vault and, you know what, I went to see this 1989 cartoon rather than the brand new one from Fox. Let no one say Disney is losing its monopoly on the market. They still have hotels on Boardwalk _and_ Park Place.
Believe it or not, today, November 25, 1997, at 5:05 p.m., I saw THE LITTLE MERMAID for the first time. It took me a few years to get over an aversion to this movie that was caused seven years ago, when I stayed with one of my mom's friends for a couple weeks. They had a young child who listened to the LITTLE MERMAID soundtrack constantly and, over that two week period, I heard every song from the movie probably a hundred times. By the time I got back home, I promised myself I'd never see the movie. But promises are made to be broken, especially when you're looking at a 17-day, limited engagement. Damn those shrewd Disney marketers and their mind games.
THE LITTLE MERMAID is based on a Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale, but it's Disney-ized, which means lots of talking animals and bursting into song. It also means the heroine is a total babe who shows off cleavage from a seashell bra at all times. I never wanted so much to be a pair of shells... The heroine, of course, is Ariel (voice of Jodi Benson), a 16-year-old mermaid who is going through that rebellious phase. She skips her concert to explore a wrecked ship and hang out with a seagull that talks like Buddy Hackett, who tries to orient her to the mysterious world of humans.
She's also dealing with feelings she hasn't had before -- which comes when you get scales in places you didn't use to have them -- about a handsome prince (no Disney movie would be complete without one). Her father, King Triton of the merpeople, strictly forbids such lusting after the ways of the "savage" humans, in a condemnation that reads as a not-so-subtle analogy about old- fashioned parents who forbid interracial dating. What's a king to do, though? The girl's in love and even total destruction of her little shrine to the human world doesn't deter her.
Ariel saves the prince's life when a hurricane rises up, and just has to meet him. She makes a deal with Ursula, the sea witch (voice of Pat Carroll).  She also has octopus tentacles for feet (something those Dr. Scholl's corn pads will not fix) and offers to help Ariel out. She'll make her a human for three days if Ariel will give up her pretty voice; Ariel has three days to make that prince kiss her, or else she becomes a slave to the witch FOREVER.
It's a simplistic plot, yes, but THE LITTLE MERMAID was a revolution in the Disney world, coming after such lackluster efforts as THE BLACK CAULDRON and OLIVER AND COMPANY. It ranks as one of the best Disney cartoons, certainly since the '50s. All the elements are there -- memorable songs like "Under the Sea" and "Kiss the Girl," cartoon animals like Sebastian and Flounder, an evil villain who still has characterization and charm, and a fair amount of humor that caters to adults as well as children. THE LITTLE MERMAID is worth a big-screen ticket in 1997, so hurry up, you only have five days left.
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