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Based on an Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) concept and drawing on Thales's proven experience in the supply and integration of avionics suites for all types of aircraft, the ATR 72–600 offers pilots a much simpler working environment, thanks in particular to the new Flight Management System. Thales was selected in October 2007 as lead systems integrator for the new avionics suite on the ATR 72–600. Since then, the company has completely redesigned the cockpit environment and developed new navigation, communication and surveillance functions around an integrated modular avionics architecture with five IAD68 large format liquid-crystal displays supporting multiple applications, a highly innovative IMA platform, an AFDX data transmission network (entirely developed by Thales and a first in the turboprop segment), a Flight Management System (FMS) and a latest-generation autopilot system. This new avionics suite offers improved performance in terms of reduced weight and electrical power consumption as well as higher reliability and better long-term serviceability. Its state-of-the-art architecture is open and evolutionary to allow new functionality to be inserted in the future. A high-performance cockpit
30% fewer parts required
15% reduction in maintenance costs
Better reliability
Modular design to assure evolution over 20 years
More flight management support
The glass cockpit: a new generation interface One of the fundamental design criteria for the new avionics suite was cockpit ergonomics. The cockpit of a latest-generation aircraft must provide the crew with all the information they need, instantly and conveniently, so that they can assess the aircraft's situation and act accordingly. In this respect, the ATR 72–600 cockpit has raised the bar in human-machine interfaces, offering a high level of comfort and demonstrable efficiency gains. Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) The ATR 72–600 avionics suite is based on a latest-generation integrated modular avionics (IMA) concept certified for the Airbus A380 programme. IMA modules acquire and exchange data and can host multiple applications, and the modular architecture means that hardware and software can be developed independently. Compared with the shipsets for previous ATR aircraft, Thales has reduced the number of equipment items required, leading to significant gains in direct maintenance costs at the same time as optimising communication between the different systems. AFDX data transmission network One of the key elements of the IMA architecture is the network that allows digital information to be exchanged between the various components of the avionics suite. Thales has developed the Avionics Full-Duplex Switched Ethernet (AFDX) data network for the ATR 72–600 — a first in the turboprop segment. AFDX paves the way for a new more standardised and modular approach to avionics design, in particular through the (partial) adoption of open-source technologies. LCD Screens supporting innovative functions The ATR 72–600 cockpit features five IAD68 large-format (6 x 8 inch) liquid-crystal displays supporting multiple applications, including not only the conventional display systems, but also the flight management, radio management and airport navigation systems, all of which are fully integrated in line with the modular avionics concept. This improves safety and reliability, reduces pilot workload and also helps to reduce maintenance costs and the overall weight of the aircraft. Two Primary Flight Displays (PFDs) incorporate a range of instruments as well as the EFIS functions (EADI and EHSI indicators). Two Multi-Function Displays (MFDs) provide the pilot with navigation information and system synoptics (navigation display, system utilities pages, video, memo panel, radio management, etc.). The Engine and Warning Display (EWD) completes this array of state-of-theart equipment and provides engine data and crew alerts as well as checklists and procedure management information. These five screens are the same size as the displays in the Airbus A380 cockpit and offer the pilot a simplified working environment and clearer symbology. A Highly capable flight management system The FMS220 product developed for the ATR 72–600 is fully integrated with the avionics suite as an independent software partition on the cockpit displays. This new approach allows for closer integration with the rest of the system and limits its impacts in terms of size, weight and cabling requirements. The FMS220 interfaces with the system via a Multi-Purpose Control Display Unit (MCDU) and with the Navigation Display to provide a visual representation of the flight plan and associated flight path. The FMS220 provides a flight management capability that complies with European and American civil aviation regulations up to RNP 0.3 and also meets the requirements of TSO C115b / C129a certification. Functions relating to aircraft performance and speed indicator parameters (speed bugs) were developed in close collaboration with the ATR teams to ensure they met operational requirements. Thales product policy is defined by evolving air safety regulations and ongoing cooperation with customers, resulting in a fully optimised solution with the FMS220. A trusted autopilot system The avionics suite for the ATR 72–600 includes an Automatic Flight Control System (AFCS) with precision approach capability. Development of this autopilot system required less than 100 hours of test flights — much less than ATR's already ambitious target of 130 hours. This achievement was the result of close collaboration between the Thales and ATR teams from the definition phase through to integration of their aircraft model with our upstream validation process, followed by joint management of the subsequent development phase and the entire flight test campaign. During Cat. II approaches, the ATR 72–600's autopilot system automatically brings the aircraft to a height above touchdown of 100 feet (30 metres), when the pilot takes over. This system has quickly gained recognition as a vital way of overcoming most of the problems associated with poor visibility landings. Efficient project management When the contract was signed, Thales immediately set up integration benches, validation and integration platform and simulation facilities to ensure the best possible support for programme development. Just one year later, the Thales teams delivered the avionics suite to specifications, enabling the ATR–600 series to be powered up for the first time, and setting an impressive performance record for a new project. Over a 36-month period, several hundred people worked on the programme at Thales's facilities in Bordeaux, Châtellerault, Meudon, Toulouse, Valence and Vendôme, and in Montréal. Thales also managed 10 avionics suppliers in Belgium, France, India, Japan and the United States, 40 partners and 70 separate items of equipment for integration and delivery to ATR as part of each shipset. Validation tests at Thales's facilities were conclusive, and on 24 July 2009, the ATR 72–600 regional airliner made its first flight. On 31 May 2011 — less than two years later — it was awarded type certification by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), authorising deliveries to launch customer Royal Air Maroc. Photo credit: copyright ATR
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Q: JavaFx Table View Memory leakages I have created table View in JavaFx 2x,It's has more than 10K rows and each row has 20 columns, Whenever table view is loading java heap old gen memory is increasing and it's not releasing. After loading the same table for 2-3 times(refresh button and every time before loading the table clearing all the references mentioned below). My Application is freezing or goes to not responding state, I have tried have all the options clear the references form memory but no luck
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Masters Snooker: Back terrific trio's quarter-finals to go close
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Ronnie O'Sullivan faces a test in his Masters quarter-final against Neil Robertson
Gary Moss saltues the extraordinary trio that have dominated snooker for 30 years and recommends a bet for each Masters quarter-final...
"Between them, they have won 36 Triple Crown events and racked up a combined 138 quarter-final appearances across these majors. This achievement is of the highest magnitude and proves just how long they have now sat at snooker's top table."
Thirty years after Ronnie O'Sullivan, John Higgins and Mark Williams turned professional, the talented trio are still fighting it out at the business end of the sport's most prestigious invitational event.
As we prepare for the quarter-finals of this year's Alexandra Palace Cazoo Masters, not only are these three greats still in the shakeup but they all still have realistic chances of taking the title.
Once in a lifetime talents
Heading into their late 40s, you could be forgiven for thinking their presence at this stage of a major event is a sign of a lack of emerging talent. While there is clearly a debate to be had there, the consistency in which these fine cueists are still delivering is a sign that we are dealing with a once-in-a-lifetime crop of players.
O'Sullivan, Higgins and Williams are snooker royalty - here to be enjoyed.
The only real way to put their accomplishments into some kind of perspective is to look at the numbers.
Between them, they have won 36 Triple Crown events and racked up a combined 138 quarter-final appearances across these majors. This achievement is of the highest magnitude and proves just how long they have now sat at snooker's very top table.
The numbers and the records keep coming and this week marks another opportunity to add to their undisputed legacy.
Wizard fancied to march on
Higgins faces Williams in the last eight. The Scot goes in as favourite at 1/2 owing to his superior form so far this season. After dismantling Zhao Xintong 6-2, he will be many people's pick and there's value to be had at 8/11 to win with a handicap of -1.5.
But Williams should not be discounted as he fought back superbly from 3-1 down to beat Yan Bingtao 6-4 and flicked into entertainer mode in the process. This one could go close.
Big test for Ronnie
O'Sullivan prepares to face a familiar foe in Australia's Neil Robertson. He looked in zone in beating Jack Lisowski a comfortable 6-1 but this match is another level of test and the pair can hardly be separated in the market.
Robertson is available at evens and presents the value while O'Sullivan is a marginal favourite at 4/5.
Looking to place some smart money? Both matches could go close and you can back +9.5 frames in both matches at an appealing 4.62.
Selby and Trump firm favourites to make semis
After today's class of '92 show, the next chapter of the rivalry between Judd Trump and Kyren Wilson kicks off on Friday before Mark Selby takes on Barry Hawkins.
Wilson isn't the kind of player to be overawed by Trump's firepower and has beaten him on big occasions multiple times, including in the Master semi-finals in 2018 and the World Championship in 2020.
Both battled through deciding frames to reach this stage and will be looking to build on it, but the manner in which Trump saw off Mark Allen suggests he could just be about to find his form.
He spoke about pride in his performance after the match and how it will resurrect his self-belief after losing some close matches this season.
He's 1/2 for the match and to hit more than 1.5 centuries. My pick though would be Trump to lead 3-1 after the first four frames at 2/1.
The current world champion and world number one Selby is the kind of player who likes to quietly go about his business and he was typically efficient in dispatching of Stephen Maguire without hitting top form.
We expect much of the same a win with a handicap of -2.5 is an enticing 11/10 shot.
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Boston designer Nina Farmer has been hot for quite a while now. Her name has become synonymous with Beacon Hill and a sleek, historically sensitive style. And while the design blogosphere has been buzzing with Bailey McCarthy's big reveal of her home in this month's House Beautiful (I admit, I'm pretty smitten myself. That DINING ROOM! But you can take the bathroom and the kitchen, imo. Too much bling for me.), I was drawn in by Nina's latest project, an 1880s shingle style home in New England.
What I love about HB's coverage of this project is that it actually shows the "before" pictures, so you can see just how much of the home's original details she kept and then creatively worked around.
I grant you, the house has some unarguably amazing bones.
But Nina does go on to work within the home's character to more fully realize its potential. She uses colors that feel right, not just those that are popular right now, to truly make it glow.
This ain't a lady to throw the baby out with the bathwater! You'd think most people, in their quest to lighten up this living room (in spite of those killer windows!), would paint the woodwork and the fireplace bricks white.
Not Nina! She uses a rich, saturated palette to complement that radiant woodwork. Understated jewel tones like deep teal, burnt umber, and warm silvery gray in tactile things like velvet and grasscloth.
She even keeps the brick fireplace, char and all. "It's all about soul," people (Billy Joel).
I would kill for a dining room with built-ins and beams like this. And, again, the windows!
The kitchen "before." Really, except for the red, not too shabby.
The woodwork in the rest of the house was already painted, so Nina had more color freedom there. Keeping the cute corner sink and adding a vintage mirror reference the past and the charcoal paint and marble wallpaper are definitely fashion forward.
Apparently the fireplace that we can't quite see in the below family room is also brick. To work with the color, Nina went with an earthy tan grasscloth and complemented it with a deep powder blue. Definitely not the usual colors I see on Instagram, but gah! how rich looking. Once again, anachronistic touches like the midcentury sofa and Moroccan rug shake up the historical character just enough to make it feel current.
Master bedroom "before." Nice wainscot. Bad fan.
I LOVE this bedroom, and I'm not even a gray person. Shimmery and earthy at the same time. Sophisticated and serene. Brown furniture (side tables, settee), smoky blown glass, saturated art, camel and warm silver. Everything tactile. I want it.
I could finish here, but I just had to show you a few more of my favorite Nina Farmer spaces. It feels like only yesterday that HB showed us her to-die-for Boston Brownstone. If you had your head in the ground then three years ago, here's a reminder.
Beige walls, art deco club chairs, a Maria Therese crystal chandelier, Lucite coffee table, goblet pinch silk drapes, and a mirrored cabinet above the marble mantel (conceals TV). She "gets" the mix.
The foyer/dining room gets the all-over paint treatment in Benjamin Moore's Revere Pewter. Wouldn't you like a skylight like this? Well, you need an 1850 row house then. Classic furnishings with a crystal sputnik chandelier.
Nina lets the bones of a house stay true. The headboard fabric was chosen to mimic the tile surround of the fireplace.
Beige doesn't have to be boring my dear. Here, it's classy and understated.
While most of us aren't as blessed with houses with such amazing bones and moldings as the above, it behooves us all to take a cue from our home's architecture when we're decorating. Just because something's on Fixer Upper doesn't mean it will work with where we live.
You can see more of Nina's beautiful work here. 'Til next week, enjoy!


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The Buffalo Bill Dam, known as the Shoshone Dam until 1946, was the first mass concrete dam in America. At nearly 325 feet high, it was also the tallest dam in the world at the time of completion.
This was one of the first arch dams in the U.S. to be designed using a mathematical method of analysis. For the Buffalo Bill Dam, consulting engineer Edgar Wheeler considered changing water surface elevations, variation in temperature and deflection issues. This allowed him to determine the distribution of loads both horizontally and vertically. This was the forerunner of the Trial-Load Method of arch dam stress analysis which is the predecessor of today's computerized systems.
The dam is a constant-radius arch concrete structure with a radius of 150 feet and a crest length of 200 feet. Twenty-five percent of the dam is composed of hand-placed rocks, called plum stones, weighing 25 to 200 pounds each.
Concrete was placed and cured despite below-zero temperatures, requiring steam fittings to carry heat to the construction site.
To excavate the dam abutments on the sheer walls of the canyon, workmen risked their lives, hanging from spider lines connected to cableway towers.
Manpower was limited on the sparsely populated frontier. Contractors and laborers had to be imported and trained.
Thousands of tons of materials had to be delivered to the site over the precipitous canyon road.
In, 1988-1993, the height of the dam was raised by 25 feet to a total height of 350 feet.
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For everyone's safety, rules have been developed to limit the number of hours a truck driver can be behind the wheel, but those limits may surprise those of us who operate regular passenger cars and consider road trips of only several hours to be very tiring.
Truck drivers may be permitted to drive as long as 14 hours, with only 10 hours required between that shift and the previous shift. This type of schedule can cause anyone to be dangerously fatigued, and that risk to safety is compounded by contributing factors can increase that danger. While the hours-of-service rules were enacted to protect us from truck drivers staying on the road for more than 14 hours, even these restrictions have potential to lead to an accident caused by a fatigued truck driver.
Several core factors lead to truck drivers feeling drowsy while behind the wheel. Below are some examples, along with suggested ways to avert disaster. In some cases, a choice as simple as avoiding a sugary snack can prevent an accident.
Poor quality of sleep and sleep disorders like sleep apnea can be major contributors to accident-causing fatigue. This is a particularly dangerous problem for truck drivers, who, by the nature of their job, lead a largely sedentary lifestyle behind the wheel every day, year after year. If you are not getting quality sleep and are always fatigued after waking, even after a solid 8 hours, consult with your doctor. Sleep masks prescribed to those who suffer from sleep apnea can help dramatically increase the quality of your sleep and have a dramatic, positive effect on fatigue.
The quality of truck drivers' diet ties directly to how much energy they may have and how well they are able to concentrate. Road food is not always the healthiest, and it becomes tough to make smart choices when they have been on the road for what seems like forever and are extremely hungry. A solution is to have healthy snacks in the truck cab. They can help a truck driver avoid getting too hungry and depriving their brain of the nutrients and calories it needs to function sharply. In addition, packing a lunch, can help a driver avoid the temptation of fries with gravy and cheese at the truck stop diner.
Understanding that smarter food choices can translate directly to energy and endurance, instead of the quick fix of caffeine or sugar. If truck drivers avoid foods that will make them feel sluggish, they may also avoid accidents. It is important for them to pick wisely from restaurant menus. Even fast food chains, so commonly found along our highways, now offer nutritional guidelines and can help you make healthier choices.
Many types of medication, both over-the-counter and prescription, can cause drowsiness. When it comes to driving a truck, or any vehicle, it is important to understand thoroughly how a particular medication could impact a driver's alertness. Truck drivers should read labels carefully and exercise additional caution when taking medication. Ideally, a driver will test how they react to the medication before they get behind the wheel.
Warning signs of fatigue should not be ignored by any driver. When truck drivers spot their fatigue and quickly get off the road they can prevent accidents. The same is true for car and motorcycle drivers.
Make no mistake: you are putting yourself and others at risk if you continue to drive when you experience signs of fatigue. Monitor yourself on the road.
Whether you're a truck driver or traveling down the road in your car, you can make choices to prevent accidents. It's important to understand that your safety can by compromised if your body does not have adequate rest, and to know what factors can lead to drowsy driving. In addition to understanding causes of fatigue, it's important to pay attention to how you feel. If you are tired or experience any of symptoms of drowsy driving listed above, it's time to get off the road and get some rest.
Further, do not rely on "alertness tricks" to try to cause your body to be more wakeful than it naturally can be. Drinking caffeine, playing loud music, and opening the windows for fresh air do not actually make you less fatigued than you really are. If you are experiencing signs of fatigue, pull over and get some rest. Even a quick power nap of 10-15 minutes can help recharge the brain and body, though 45 minutes is closer to ideal.
Understand that your safety can by compromised if your body does not have adequate rest and know what factors can lead to drowsy driving. In addition to recognizing causes of fatigue, it's important to pay attention to symptoms of fatigue. If you are tired or experience any indications of drowsy driving listed above, it's time to get off the road and get some rest.
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Q: Firebase Messaging Service i am implementing fire-base messaging service to send notification to all users. Everything is fine till now, but issue is when i turn off my WiFi and at the same time send notification from fire-base console, status of my message shows that message has been sent successfully but when i turn on my WiFi i don't receive any notification, why is that so, does FCM not allow pending notifications or i am doing something wrong. Is their any implementation of how to send notifications which are in pending state. Below is my code
Android-Manifest
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" package="com.xamarin.fcmexample" android:versionCode="1" android:versionName="1.0" android:installLocation="auto">
    <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="16" />
    <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
    <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE" />
    <application android:label="FCMClient">
        <receiver android:name="com.google.firebase.iid.FirebaseInstanceIdInternalReceiver" android:exported="false" />
        <receiver android:name="com.google.firebase.iid.FirebaseInstanceIdReceiver" android:exported="true" android:permission="com.google.android.c2dm.permission.SEND">
            <intent-filter>
                <action android:name="com.google.android.c2dm.intent.RECEIVE" />
                <action android:name="com.google.android.c2dm.intent.REGISTRATION" />
                <category android:name="${applicationId}" />
            </intent-filter>
        </receiver>
    </application>
</manifest>

FirebaseMessagingService.cs
    public class MyFirebaseMessagingService : FirebaseMessagingService
{
    const string TAG = "MyFirebaseMsgService";
    public override void OnCreate()
    {
        base.OnCreate();
    }
    public override void OnMessageReceived(RemoteMessage message)
    {
        Log.Debug(TAG, "From: " + message.From);
        Log.Debug(TAG, "Notification Message Body: " + message.GetNotification().Body);
        SendNotification(message.GetNotification().Body);
    }
    void SendNotification(string messageBody)
    {
        var intent = new Intent(this, typeof(MainActivity));
        intent.AddFlags(ActivityFlags.ClearTop);
        var pendingIntent = PendingIntent.GetActivity(this, 0, intent, PendingIntentFlags.OneShot);

        var notificationBuilder = new Notification.Builder(this)
            .SetSmallIcon(Resource.Drawable.Icon)
            .SetContentTitle("FCM Message")
            .SetContentText(messageBody)
            .SetAutoCancel(true)
            .SetContentIntent(pendingIntent);

        var notificationManager = NotificationManager.FromContext(this);
        notificationManager.Notify(0, notificationBuilder.Build());
    }
}

FirebaseIDService.cs
   public class MyFirebaseIIDService : FirebaseInstanceIdService
    {
        const string TAG = "MyFirebaseIIDService";
        public override void OnTokenRefresh()
        {
            var refreshedToken = FirebaseInstanceId.Instance.Token;
            Log.Debug(TAG, "Refreshed token: " + refreshedToken);
            SendRegistrationToServer(refreshedToken);
        }
        void SendRegistrationToServer(string token)
        {
            // Add custom implementation, as needed.
        }
    }

A: I assume your problem relies on whether the app is in the foreground or in the background and whether you are sending a Notification payload or a Data Payload because when the app is in the background a Notification payload will not reach the "OnMessageReceived" callback. Check the app state table in the following link: https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/android/receive


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A positive workplace is one that thrives and where employees are more easily able to perform at their best. However, in times that are challenging, where the workload never seems to lessen or where stress levels are high, how do we maintain workplace positivity?
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You may have heard of the phrase play to your strengths, but how often do we do this in practice? Quite often we focus on our weaknesses and what needs fixing rather than when we perform at our best. Research shows that knowing our strengths and using them more frequently, not only improves productivity, but it also increases confidence and positivity. You can find out what your strengths are by taking the VIA free psychological strengths survey.
Does your organisation concentrate more on the things that have gone wrong or what needs to be fixed rather than past success or what is working well? Focusing on failures and what isn't working, can be demoralising and lead to negativity in the workplace. In Appreciative Inquiry, a model for organisational change, the first step is to discover the processes that are working well and the success stories. When we take this approach, it increases positivity in the workplace and boosts confidence in our abilities.
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Sometimes people can be their own worst enemy or harshest critic, which can have a negative impact, such as demotivating them or knocking their confidence. Research shows that self-compassion has a significant connection with increased optimism and positivity. If we can learn to forgive ourselves once in a while and remember all of the great things that we have achieved, then this can improve workplace positivity.
When people face challenging times it can sap positivity. However, a technique developed by resilience researchers, Drs Reivich and Shatte, about 'putting it into perspective' has been shown to build resilience, especially when people catastrophise and focus on the worst case scenario too much. To counter this, if people also imagine what the best case scenario could be, this can allow them to more freely envisage what the most likely outcome will be. Being able to see the most likely outcome rather than the worst case scenario can alleviate negativity and boost workplace positivity.
Research carried out by positive psychology pioneer, Dr Martin Seligman, found that just as people can learn to be pessimistic, they can also learn how to be positive and optimistic. One of the ways of doing this is to dispute your negative thoughts. If you find yourself saying things like "we'll never get this done", challenge that belief with something positive, like, "what do we need to do to get this done?" or "what have we done in the past that would enable us to get this done?". This can have a positive impact in the workplace as it shifts the focus away from the negative and on to more optimistic thoughts.
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Q: Can you overfit by training machine learning algorithms using CV/Bootstrap? This question may well be too open-ended to get a definitive answer, but hopefully not.
Machine learning algorithms, such as SVM, GBM, Random Forest etc, generally have some free parameters that, beyond some rule of thumb guidance, need to be tuned to each data set. This is generally done with some kind of re-sampling technique (bootstrap, CV etc) in order to fit the set of parameters that give the best generalisation error.
My question is, can you go too far here? People talk about doing grid searches as so forth, but why not simply treat this as an optimisation problem and drill down to the best possible set of parameters? I asked about some mechanics of this in this question, but it hasn't received much attention. Maybe the question was badly asked, but perhaps the question itself represents a bad approach that people generally do not do?
What bothers me is the lack of regularisation. I might find by re-sampling that the best number of trees to grow in a GBM for this data set is 647 with an interaction depth of 4, but how sure can I be that this will be true of new data (assuming the new population is identical to the training set)? With no reasonable value to 'shrink' to (or if you will, no informative prior information) re-sampling seems like the best we can do. I just don't hear any talk about this, so it makes me wonder if there is something I'm missing.
Obviously there is a large computational cost associated with doing many many iterations to squeeze every last bit of predictive power out of a model, so clearly this is something you would do if you've got the time/grunt to do the optimisation and every bit of performance improvement is valuable.

A: Cross validation and bootstrap have been shown to give estimates of error rate that are nearly unbiased and in some cases more accurately by the bootstrap over cross-validation.  The problem with other methods like resubstitution is that by estimating error on the same data set that you fit the classifier with you can grossly underestimate the error rate and may be led to algorithms that include too many parameters and will not predict future values as accurately as an algorithm fit to a small set of parameters.
The key to the use of statistical methods is that the data you have totrain the classifier is typical of the data you will see in the future where the classes are missing and must be predicted by the classifier.  If you think that the future data could be very different then statistical methods can't help and I don't know what could.

A: I suspect one answer here is that, in the context of optimisation, what you are trying to find is a global minimum on a noisy cost function. So you have all the challenges of a multi-dimensional global optimistation plus a stochastic component added to the cost function.
Many of the approaches to deal with challenges of local minima and an expensive search space themselves have parameters which may need tuning, such as simulated annealing or monte carlo methods.
In an ideal, computationally unbounded universe, I suspect you could attempt to find a global minimum of your parameter space with suitably tight limits on the bias and variance of your estimate of the error function. Is this scenario regularisation wouldn't be an issue as you could re-sample ad infinitum.
In the real world I suspect you may easily find yourself in a local minimum.
As you mention, it is a separate issue, but this still leaves you open to overfitting due to sampling issues associated with the data available to you and it's relationship to the real underlying distribution of the sample space.

A: It strongly depends on the algorithm, but you certainly can -- though in most cases it will be just a benign waste of effort.
The core of this problem is that this is not a strict optimization -- you don't have any $f(\mathbf{x})$ defined on some domain which simply has an extremum for at least one value of $\mathbf{x}$, say $\mathbf{x}_{\text{opt}}$, and all you have to do is to find it. Instead, you have $f(\mathbf{x})+\epsilon$, where $\epsilon$ has some crazy distribution, is often stochastic and depends not only on $\mathbf{x}$, but also your training data and CV/bootstrap details. This way, the only reasonable thing you can search for is some subspace of $f$s domain, say $X_\text{opt}\ni \textbf{x}_\text{opt}$, on which all the values of $f+\epsilon$ are insignificantly different (statistically speaking, if you wish).
Now, while you can't find $\textbf{x}_\text{opt}$, in practice any value from $X_\text{opt}$ will do -- and usually it is just a search grid point from $X_\text{opt}$ selected at random, to minimize computational load, to maximize some sub-$f$ performance measure, you name it.
The serious overfitting can happen if the $f$ landscape has a sharp extrema -- yet, this "shouldn't happen", i.e. it is a characteristic of very badly selected algorithm/data pair and a bad prognosis for the generalization power.
Thus, well, (based on a practices present in good journals) full, external validation of parameter selection is not something you rigorously have to do (unlike validating feature selection), but only if the optimization is cursory and the classifier is rather insensitive to the parameters.

A: Yes, the parameters can be "overfitted" onto training and test set during crossvalidation or bootstrapping. However, there are some methods to prevent this.
First simple method is, you divide your dataset into 3 partitions, one for testing (~20%), one for testing optimized parameters (~20%) and one for fitting the classifier with set parameters. It is only possible if you have quite large dataset. In other cases double crossvalidation is suggested.
Romain François and Florent Langrognet, "Double Cross Validation for Model Based Classification", 2006

A: There is a definitive answer to this question which is "yes, it is certainly possible to overfit a cross-validation based model selection criterion and end up with a model that generalises poorly!".  In my view, this appears not to be widely appreciated, but is a substantial pitfall in the application of machine learning methods, and is the main focus of my current research; I have written two papers on the subject so far
G. C. Cawley and N. L. C. Talbot, Over-fitting in model selection and subsequent selection bias in performance evaluation, Journal of Machine Learning Research, 2010. Research, vol. 11, pp. 2079-2107, July 2010. (www)
which demonstrates that over-fitting in model selection is a substantial problem in machine learning (and you can get severely biased performance estimates if you cut corners in model selection during performance evaluation) and
G. C. Cawley and N. L. C. Talbot, Preventing over-fitting in model selection via Bayesian regularisation of the hyper-parameters, Journal of Machine Learning Research, volume 8, pages 841-861, April 2007. (www)
where the cross-validation based model selection criterion is regularised to try an ameliorate over-fitting in model selection (which is a key problem if you use a kernel with many hyper-parameters).
I am writing up a paper on grid-search based model selection at the moment, which shows that it is certainly possible to use a grid that is too fine where you end up with a model that is statistically inferior to a model selected by a much coarser grid (it was a question on StackExchange that inspired me to look into grid-search).
Hope this helps.
P.S. Unbiased performance evaluation and reliable model selection can indeed be computationally expensive, but in my experience it is well worthwhile.  Nested cross-validation, where the outer cross-validation is used for performance estimation and the inner crossvalidation for model selection is a good basic approach.


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Between Deep Sea and Space
By Frauke Tillmans, Ph.D.
Dawn Kernagis researches human performance in extreme environments.
NASA astronaut Megan McArthur Behnken and IHMC researcher Dawn Kernagis conduct a simulated spacewalk
during the NEEMO 21 mission.
A passionate cave diver and scientist, Dawn Kernagis, Ph.D., has been involved in numerous exploration projects since the 1990s, including as a crew member in the NASA Extreme Environment Mission Operations (NEEMO) 21 underwater habitat mission in 2016. The recipient of the 2018 Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society's Young Scientist Award, she holds several other awards and distinctions.
Kernagis is a research scientist at the Institute for Human and Machine Cognition (IHMC) in Pensacola, Florida, and oversees the Human Health, Resilience and Performance research team. With funding from NASA and the Department of Defense, including the Office of Naval Research (ONR), she is leading several studies on human performance optimization and risk mitigation for operators in extreme environments.
What is your lab's primary research focus?
Our lab focuses on looking at new ways to optimize performance for individuals who work in extreme environments. We look at performance from a whole perspective: physiological, physical and cognitive performance for divers, for people such as pilots and those in the mountains who work at altitudes, and for astronauts in space.
In what ways are these extreme environments — such as deep space and saturation diving — similar, and how are they different?
By measuring cognitive performance at baseline, IHMC researchers can detect
changes in cognition in response to hypoxia.
are enough similarities across these environments that we can share knowledge from each of them, but there are also enough differences to study them separately. One common factor is the people we study. Compared with the general population, they are typically very healthy and often incredible athletes.
We watch individuals who are exceptionally healthy get pushed to their extreme because of the different stresses of the environments in which they work. We see impacts on the brain physiology and the cardiovascular system across all the different environments, which can ultimately affect cognitive and physical performance. While at altitude or diving, for example, subjects can develop hypoxia (not enough oxygen) or hypercapnia (too much carbon dioxide). Another similarity is that we see fluid shifts in the body in both microgravity and immersion. We also consider the psychological challenge. A lot of these exposures require subjects to be in isolation for an extended time and not able to access immediate medical treatment.
You mentioned that fluid shifts are different in diving, high altitudes and space. What are the differences?
Researcher Jeff Phillips takes a tablet-based test to assess his reaction time
during hypoxia.
know different mechanisms are behind fluid shifts across the entire body in response to microgravity, and fluid shifts are also associated with diving and immersion. A loss of gravitational force causes one, and the impacts of cooling, wetness in the nostrils and hydrostatic pressure on the body cause the other. We are looking at the cardiovascular shift in these environments and the impact on the lymphatic system. It hasn't been studied in any of these environments because science only recently had the tools to look at static flow. New imaging technologies will allow us to look at the lymphatic flow, which will be incredibly informative.
In diving and space research, we also generally work with healthy people including those in the military. How do you think the knowledge from these studies can translate to the recreational or technical diving communities?
IHMC researchers Stefanie Martina and Kody Coleman study the effects of
coldwater cognitive performance by measuring changes in eye movement.
are right. We are not working with the average recreational diver, but there are pieces that we are studying in a generally healthy population that we can extrapolate to a relatively healthy recreational diving community. I like that in every study we are looking for solutions that have a direct user impact, both in the communities we are studying and in broader applications.
We are looking at nutritional applications that could protect divers from the cold, for example, or potential applications that could reduce the risk of central nervous system (CNS) oxygen toxicity — we still have a long way to go in this research. We are also looking at devices that can track changes in the diver's body, especially in the eyes and eye movement, that could potentially detect hypoxia, hypercapnia or a potential impending CNS oxygen-toxicity seizure. Right now we lack alert systems, so we have no way to predict any of those changes or detect when they are happening.
Divers are looking for systems that will tell them that something is not quite right and that they might develop symptoms or be at risk if they don't adjust their exposure. The eyes seem to be a good early window for this kind of detection, and this detection technology could apply to any diver.
Trying to measure hypercapnia in an underwater setting seems to be the holy grail of underwater experiments, but it hasn't been very successful yet. If eye tracking is another way to look at this issue, could that technology become commercially available in the future?
The systems for this technology are still in the early stages of development and are undergoing dry testing at this point. If these tests are successful, it is feasible to start in-water testing in the next year or so. The time from testing the prototype to developing a commercially available device is a few years.
We do not focus on the commercialization of the devices; our main interest lies in developing a reliable tool for the research community
Using ultrasound technology, IHMC researchers measure the effects of cold
water on muscle energy stores.
to use to get a better understanding of conditions such as oxygen toxicity, fatigue, hypoxia and hypercapnia. This is just the beginning, but we hope to implement these types of detection or alert devices in the dive community within the next five to 10 years.
People with a variety of areas of expertise work in our lab or collaborate with us. My background is in neurophysiology and studying human physiology in extreme environments. We also have cognitive psychologists, physical performance specialists and experts in dive and space medicine. When studying nutritional strategies for coldwater divers, for example, we want to look at changes in core body temperature as well as positive or negative impacts on performance or other aspects of physiology with that nutritional strategy. Our team is able to look at the impact of potential approaches for resilience and performance from head to toe.
A lot of work is currently focusing on the ketogenic diet and supplementation strategies to prevent, for example, oxygen toxicity. Is your research going in the same direction?
Our team does not focus on the ketogenic diet itself. It is hard to maintain the diet and sustain ketosis (a physiological state in which ketone levels are over a certain threshold for a long time), and not everyone responds the same way to the diet. A reliable way to induce ketosis is by drinking ketone ester, which can quickly increase ketone levels. (Do not try this at home.) We are investigating if these elevated ketone levels can improve performance if consumed before exposure to extremely cold temperatures. Our team is also studying whether performance deficits improve with the consumption of ketones when individuals are subjected to hypoxia, which could be helpful for pilots and others working at altitude.
IHMC researchers Shelby Greene and Tad Light measure metabolic changes associated with a nutrition supplement.
Where is your research headed next?
I am interested in neuroprotection and learning how to protect the brain when going to high-stress environments from extreme environments to the clinical setting. I am starting a few new studies to look at brain lymphatics and the effect of different environmental stresses on its function. How does elevated carbon dioxide impact fluid dynamics in the brain, for example, including the flow of blood and cerebral spinal fluid and lymphatic outflow?
How did you get into diving, and what made you become a dive scientist?
When I was young I wanted to learn how to dive. I got certified when I was 15, and my parents couldn't get me out of a dive shop at that point. In high school I discovered cave diving and fell in love with it. I was fortunate to have parents who supported that passion.
While working on some cave diving projects in college, I was fortunate at a young age and early in my dive career to be mentored by some of the best cave divers in the world. I worked with them on a couple of other projects for about a decade and tried to figure out my next steps. I knew that I loved diving, but I wanted to have a bigger impact on the dive community in general, especially for the extreme divers I had met. I thought medicine was interesting, and I had lots of questions about what was physiologically happening to divers. Not many schools had programs like that, but I talked to David Doolette, Ph.D., and Dr. Richard Moon at Duke University and applied for funding from the ONR. We received the funding, which was the first time that ONR Undersea Medicine funded a project for a predoctoral opportunity. I made that project part of my doctoral studies, and that was the start of my current academic career.
What else do you want Alert Diver readers to know about you and your research?
I am excited that we are doing research that is end-user focused. We look for input from the dive community as well, and I am always open to talking to other divers and individuals about their experiences. Some medical issues and concerns come up in the dive community that the research community has not even thought of, which could lead to some interesting research. It's important to have integration and communication between research scientists and divers so we can develop solutions together.
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Frank Ntilikina of the New York Knicks is seen against the Washington Wizards during pre-season (Pic: Ned Dishman)
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New York Knicks Frank Ntilikina is excited about playing a match in London as it will give his family and friends a chance to watch him play.
New York Knicks Frank Ntilikina shoots the ball against the Washington Wizards during a pre-season (Pic: Nathaniel S. Butler)
The French point guard revealed plenty of people he knows will be at the O2 Arena supporting him as they take on the Washington Wizards.
"I'm excited, just being back in Europe, being close to my country," the 20-year-old said.
"I know a lot of people are going to come to the game. They are going to support me and it's going to be an exciting moment."
The youngster revealed he would love for the NBA to play a match in his home country of France at some point or even host an All-Star game.
"To play an NBA game in France would feel like a dream, a dream come true.
"Already being an NBA player was one of my dreams, one of my goals as a young kid and to bring that to my country would be amazing.
"I would like to see an All-Star game in Paris as well, that would be awesome.
"I would like to play in an All-Star game, first of all. That's another dream of mine."
Ntilikina, who is a big Paris Saint Germain fan, is encouraging basketball fans to get their tickets when they go on sale this Friday.
"Get tickets. It will be an amazing experience to have the chance to witness an NBA game in Europe.
"It's unbelievable. So just come and enjoy the game."
He does expect it to be a real tough challenge when they face the Wizards but says he wants to win the London match.
"They have great players – John Wall, Bradley Beal, Otto Porter.
"They have new players on their team that's going to make them better like Dwight Howard, Austin Rivers and Jeff Green.
"It's going to be a tough team to play against, but we're going to compete as much as we can to win the London Game in January."
Tickets for the NBA London Game 2019 will go on general sale Friday, October 19 at 9 am BST at www.axs.com/nbalondon.
Fans can register their details at NBA.com/London to gain early access to a limited number of tickets via a presale to be held on Wednesday, October, 17 at 9 am BST.


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Eric Benet and Faith Evans Release Christmas Single
. Eric Benet and Faith Evans have released a new digital holiday single, "Christmas Without You."
Fans can purchase the new digital single at iTunes and they can preview it with the official lyric video here
This is Eric Benet and Faith Evans' second collaboration, after their first hit "Georgy Porgy", which reached #15 in 1999 on the U.S. Billboard R&B Chart, and was also featured on Eric's platinum certified album, A Day In The Life.
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• Feb. 15th: Atlanta, GA at Morehouse College
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Peach Blossom Land is an ongoing project by the artist Mei Le. Drawing from the essay "Peach Blossom Spring" by the ancient Chinese poet Tao Yuanming and inspired by the constantly evolving utopian concept of Peach Blossom Land over the past thousand years, this project attempts to create a new pattern for Peach Blossom Land.
To the people of East Asia, Peach Blossom Land symbolizes an ideal and holy world. Over the past 1600 years, numerous literatus from China, Korea, and Japan have described Peach Blossom Land in their own ways through words and paintings.
Peach Blossom Land, which takes up no material space and whose energy field covers the whole Earth, is a multi-dimensional realm parallel to our world.
The Peach Blossom Land Flag is the land's emblem on Earth, and represents agreement and support for the ideas of Peach Blossom Land. Application for a Peach Blossom Land Flag is open to any organization or institution.
The Peach Blossom Land Website is the authorized informational service for the realm, including for the release of photos, videos and documents. The website also serves as a tangible (albeit virtual) point of contact with the three-dimensional world.
Peach Blossom Land is a non-profit art project, with no intervention or support from any political, partisan or sovereign national interests.
Mei Le's work focuses on images and videos as well as installations. His works have been exhibited both in China and abroad. He also attracted wide attention by his red robe to exhibition openings and fashion events. He has also gained high recognition and praise from famous architect Frank Gehry for his excellent portrait photography.


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How Tickled Am I?
BBC Radio 4 documentary. 16 episodes (3 series), 1999 - 2001. Features Mark Radcliffe.
How Tickled Am I? Menu
Mark Radcliffe presents profiles of the comedians who have made us laugh over the years
16 (3 series)
Mark Radcliffe
Bernadette McConnell and Libby Cross
Mark Radcliffe presents a series exploring the lives of some of Britain's most popular comedians of the past.
Tuesday 6th April 1999 on BBC Radio 4
Last new broadcast
Tuesday 11th December 2001 on BBC Radio 4
Length of episodes
Thursday 6th December 2018 at 12:30am on Radio 4 Extra
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"Never trust a man who, when left alone in a room with a teacosy, doesn't try it on." - Billy Connolly


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McSorley's and wholeness
Maria Popova writes on wholeness, and the ways in which our intentior life lives in harmony (or not) with our public identity:
Where Walt Whitman once invited us to celebrate the glorious multitudes we each contain and to welcome the wonder that comes from discovering one another's multitudes afresh, we now cling to our identity-fragments, using them as badges and badgering artillery in confronting the templated identity-fragments of others. (For instance, some of mine: woman, reader, immigrant, writer, queer, survivor of Communism.) Because no composite of fragments can contain, much less represent, all possible fragments, we end up drifting further and further from one another's wholeness, abrading all sense of shared aspiration toward unbiased understanding. The censors of yore have been replaced by the "sensitivity readers" of today, fraying the fabric of freedom — of speech, even of thought — from opposite ends, but fraying it nonetheless. The safety of conformity to an old-guard mainstream has been supplanted by the safety of conformity to a new-order minority predicated on some fragment of identity, so that those within each new group (and sub-group, and sub-sub-group) are as harsh to judge and as fast to exclude "outsiders" (that is, those of unlike identity-fragments) from the conversation as the old mainstream once was in judging and excluding them. In our effort to liberate, we have ended up imprisoning — imprisoning ourselves in the fractal infinity of our ever-subdividing identities, imprisoning each other in our exponentially multiplying varieties of otherness.
This inversion of intent only fissures the social justice movement itself, so that people who are at bottom kindred-spirited — who share the most elemental values, who work from a common devotion to the same projects of justice and equality, who are paving parallel pathways to a nobler, fairer, more equitable world — end up disoriented by the suspicion that they might be on different sides of justice after all, merely because their particular fragments don't happen to coincide perfectly. In consequence, despite our best intentions, we misconstrue and alienate each other more and more.
O'Donohue offers a gentle corrective: "Each one of us is the custodian of an inner world that we carry around with us. Now, other people can glimpse it from [its outer expressions]. But no one but you knows what your inner world is actually like, and no one can force you to reveal it until you actually tell them about it. That's the whole mystery of writing and language and expression — that when you do say it, what others hear and what you intend and know are often totally different kinds of things." …
Today, we seem to serve not as custodians of our inner worlds but as their terrified and terrible wardens, policing our own interiority along with that of others for any deviation from the proscribed identity-political correctness. And yet identity is exclusionary by definition — we are what remains after everything we are not. Even those remnants are not static and solid ground onto which to stake the flag of an immutable personhood but fluid currents in an ever-shifting, shoreless self — for, as Virginia Wolf memorably wrote, "a self that goes on changing is a self that goes on living." To liberate ourselves from the trap of identity, O'Donohue implies, requires not merely an awareness of but an active surrender to the transience that inheres in all of life and engenders its very richness:
"One of the most amazing recognitions of the human mind is that time passes. Everything that we experience somehow passes into a past invisible place: when you think of yesterday and the things that were troubling you and worrying you, and the intentions that you had and the people that you met, and you know you experienced them all, but when you look for them now, they are nowhere — they have vanished… It seems to me that our times are very concerned with experience, and that nowadays to hold a belief, to have a value, must be woven through the loom of one's own experience, and that experience is the touchstone of integrity, verification and authenticity. And yet the destiny of every experience is that it will disappear."
To come to terms with this — with the impermanence and mutability of our thoughts, our feelings, our values, our very cells — is to grasp the absurdity of clinging to any strand of identity with the certitude and self-righteousness undergirding identity politics. To reclaim the beauty of the multitudes we each contain, we must break free of the prison of our fragments and meet one another as whole persons full of wonder unblunted by identity-template and expectation.
I woke up in New York's Financial District to the above in my inbox this morning, and thought it was an appropriate reflection on the topics of our interior life, wholeness, and the identity politics of our time, because I spent last night at McSorley's Old Ale House in the East Village with Peter Atkinson:
McSorley's is one of those places that stands outside of time, to a large degree—if you let it. It's the sort of place where it's still literally possible to almost meditate, if you want, in a public place. You're surrounded by 163 years of history, real historical memory and the artifacts left behind by real people who stood in the same Ale House you're standing in now. It's custodians over the years have respected McSorley's as they've inherited it, and not tried to make it more relevant, or to change it with changing times. What they've come into, they've passed along, unchanged in only the smallest and most necessary ways—no more live cats wandering the place, for instance, thanks to stricter New York health codes.
But McSorley's seems to me to be an example of the sort of "wholeness" that Maria Popova writes on above, albeit in physical/place form rather than personal form. It is confidently what it is, and doesn't explain itself or adjust itself to changing fashions for the sake of anyone's affections. It has earned the love and returns of so many generations because it is authentic, meaning that it simply is what it is.
A place like McSorley's might also just provide the context for a discovery of a renewed interior life, especially in the quiet mid-day hours of a Wednesday, for instance, when you can see the dust falling through the air with a burning stove fire nearby, and the warmth of generations seeming to envelope you in one of the few public places in the world that doesn't seem to want anything from you, in particular, other than to sit and be for a while.
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Proximus looks beyond COVID-19
News Analysis Anne Morris, Contributing Editor, Light Reading 3/31/2020
Proximus launched a four-pronged strategy that sets out its vision of a future that, all being well, will have firmly moved on from the current coronavirus pandemic. Notably, the operator said it intends to provide 5G services as of tomorrow (April 1).
While stressing the need to cope with the ongoing crisis by supporting employees and customers, the Belgian operator is attempting to strike an optimistic note, presenting its strategic vision for the future using the #inspire2022 strapline.
Based on four main pillars, the strategy sets out operational and financial targets for the coming five years, with a focus on 5G and fiber network expansion, digital transformation, a return to profitable growth, and sustainability and digital inclusion.
Notwithstanding COVID-19, the past year has been challenging for the former Belgian incumbent. It instigated a redundancy program, and also reported a 1.7% decline in underlying domestic revenue for 2019. Furthermore, changes at the helm have hardly gone smoothly, with Dominique Leroy leaving under a cloud and new CEO Guillaume Boutin also reportedly coming under scrutiny.
Proximus clearly wants to put a line under all this, with ambitious goals to pass an additional 1 million homes by 2026 compared to the original plan, and connecting 2.4 million homes to fiber by 2025 rather than 2030. 5G is to be launched in 30 communes on April 1, using existing spectrum holdings.
In terms of operational transformation, the operator aims to be a "legacy-free operator in terms of IT by 2025" and is targeting an average yearly net indirect opex reduction of between -1% to -2% (CAGR) from 2020 to 2022. From a financial perspective it wants to get back to profitable growth by 2022, supported by the objective of increasing the customer base to over 2.1 million Internet lines.
Boutin summed up the overall plan: "In the next couple of years, we will massively invest to roll out the next generation of networks at an industrial pace, structurally transform our operating model and accelerate the pace of customer innovation."
For more on this topic, see:
Eurobites: UK govt offers £500M carrot to sort out mobile's rural 'not-spots'
Eurobites: Proximus Floats Private 5G Network Concept at Port of Antwerp
Eurobites: BT reassures UK users over network resilience
Euskaltel keeps calm and carries on with network expansion
Telia goes all Scandi noir about COVID-19
— Anne Morris, Contributing Editor, Light Reading


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