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#include "sp_segmenter/greedyObjRansac.h"

//greedyObjRansac::greedyObjRansac(double pairWidth_, double voxelSize_) : objrec(pairWidth_, voxelSize_, 1.0)
greedyObjRansac::greedyObjRansac(double pairWidth_, double voxelSize_, double relNumOfPairsInHashTable_) : objrec(pairWidth_, voxelSize_, relNumOfPairsInHashTable_),
    min_confidence(0.0)
{
//    successProbability = 0.9999999;
    successProbability = 0.99;
    voxelSize = voxelSize_;

    visibility = 0.1;
    relativeObjSize = 0.1;

    pairWidth = pairWidth_;

    srand(time(NULL));
}

void greedyObjRansac::setParams(double vis_, double rel_)
{
    visibility = vis_;
    relativeObjSize = rel_;
}

poseT greedyObjRansac::getBestModel(list< boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> >& detectedShapes)
{
    double max_confidence = -1;
    poseT new_pose;
    std::string model_name;
    for ( list< boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> >::iterator it = detectedShapes.begin() ; it != detectedShapes.end() ; ++it )
    {
        boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> shape = (*it);

        if( shape->getConfidence() > max_confidence )
        {
            max_confidence = shape->getConfidence();
            model_name = shape->getUserData()->getLabel();

            double **mat4x4 = mat_alloc(4, 4);
            shape->getHomogeneousRigidTransform(mat4x4);

            new_pose.model_name = std::string(shape->getUserData()->getLabel());
            Eigen::Matrix3f rot;
            rot << mat4x4[0][0], mat4x4[0][1], mat4x4[0][2],
                   mat4x4[1][0], mat4x4[1][1], mat4x4[1][2],
                   mat4x4[2][0], mat4x4[2][1], mat4x4[2][2];

            new_pose.shift = Eigen::Vector3f (mat4x4[0][3], mat4x4[1][3], mat4x4[2][3]);
            mat_dealloc(mat4x4, 4);

            new_pose.rotation = rot;
            new_pose.confidence = max_confidence;
        }
    }

    return new_pose;
}

poseT greedyObjRansac::recognizeOne(const pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr scene_xyz, pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr &rest_cloud)
{
    vtkSmartPointer<vtkPolyData> vtk_scene = PolyDataFromPointCloud(scene_xyz);
    vtkPoints* scene = vtk_scene->GetPoints();

    //list<PointSetShape*> detectedObjects;
    list< boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> > detectedObjects;
    objrec.doRecognition(scene, successProbability, detectedObjects);

    //vtk_scene->Delete();

    if( detectedObjects.empty() == true )
    {
        poseT dummy_pose;
        return dummy_pose;
    }

    poseT new_pose = getBestModel(detectedObjects);

    pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr trans_model(new pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>());
    for( std::size_t i = 0 ; i < models.size() ; i++ )
    {
        if(models[i].model_label == new_pose.model_name )
        {
            pcl::transformPointCloud(*models[i].model_cloud, *trans_model, new_pose.shift, new_pose.rotation);
            break;
        }
    }

    //for ( list< boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> >::iterator it = detectedObjects.begin() ; it != detectedObjects.end() ; ++it )
    //    delete *it;

    rest_cloud = FilterCloud(scene_xyz, trans_model);
    return new_pose;
}

void greedyObjRansac::GreedyRecognize(const pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr scene_xyz, std::vector<poseT> &poses)
{
    poses.clear();
    pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr cur_scene = scene_xyz;

    int iter = 0;
    min_confidence = 0.;

    while(true)
    {
        std::cerr<< "Recognizing Attempt --- " << iter << std::endl;
        std::cerr << "Scene point cloud size: " << cur_scene->size() << std::endl;
        pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr filtered_scene(new pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>());
        poseT new_pose = recognizeOne(cur_scene, filtered_scene);

        if( filtered_scene->empty() == true )
        {
            std::cerr << "Iteration #" << iter << ": No object detected anymore from this point cloud.\n";
            break;
        }

        poses.push_back(new_pose);
        cur_scene = filtered_scene;
        iter++;

    }
    std::cerr<< "Recognizing Done!!!" << std::endl;

}

void greedyObjRansac::StandardBest(const pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr scene_xyz, std::vector<poseT> &poses)
{
    vtkSmartPointer<vtkPolyData> vtk_scene = PolyDataFromPointCloud(scene_xyz);
    vtkPoints* scene = vtk_scene->GetPoints();
    //vtkPoints* scene = PolyDataFromPointCloud(scene_xyz);
    //list<PointSetShape*> detectedObjects;
    list< boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> > detectedObjects;
    objrec.doRecognition(scene, successProbability, detectedObjects);

    float max = -1000;
    boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> best_shape;

    min_confidence = 0.;

    for ( list< boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> >::iterator it = detectedObjects.begin() ; it != detectedObjects.end() ; ++it )
    {
//        if ( (*it)->getUserData() )
//            printf("\t%s, confidence: %lf\n", (*it)->getUserData()->getLabel(), (*it)->getConfidence());
        if ( (*it)->getConfidence() >= 0.0 && (*it)->getConfidence() > max )
        {
            max = (*it)->getConfidence();
            best_shape = *it;
        }
    }
    if( max > 0 )
    {
        double **mat4x4 = mat_alloc(4, 4);
        best_shape->getHomogeneousRigidTransform(mat4x4);

        poseT new_pose;
        new_pose.model_name = std::string(best_shape->getUserData()->getLabel());
        Eigen::Matrix3f rot;
        rot << mat4x4[0][0], mat4x4[0][1], mat4x4[0][2],
               mat4x4[1][0], mat4x4[1][1], mat4x4[1][2],
               mat4x4[2][0], mat4x4[2][1], mat4x4[2][2];

        new_pose.shift = Eigen::Vector3f (mat4x4[0][3], mat4x4[1][3], mat4x4[2][3]);
        mat_dealloc(mat4x4, 4);
        new_pose.rotation = rot;
        new_pose.confidence = best_shape -> getConfidence();
        poses.push_back(new_pose);
    }
}

void greedyObjRansac::StandardRecognize(const pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr scene_xyz, std::vector<poseT> &poses, double minConfidence)
{
    vtkSmartPointer<vtkPolyData> vtk_scene = PolyDataFromPointCloud(scene_xyz);
    vtkPoints* scene = vtk_scene->GetPoints();
    //vtkPoints* scene = PolyDataFromPointCloud(scene_xyz);

    //list<PointSetShape*> detectedObjects;
    list< boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> > detectedObjects;
    objrec.doRecognition(scene, successProbability, detectedObjects);
    min_confidence = minConfidence;

    for ( list< boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> >::iterator it = detectedObjects.begin() ; it != detectedObjects.end() ; ++it )
    {
        boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> shape = (*it);

        if (shape->getConfidence() < minConfidence){
            // printf("Skipping shape, confidence too low\n");
            std::cerr << "Skipping shape: " << shape->getUserData()->getLabel() << " confidence: " << shape->getConfidence() <<" is too low\n";
            continue;
        }
    	else std::cerr << shape->getUserData()->getLabel() << " confidence: " << shape->getConfidence() << std::endl;
        double **mat4x4 = mat_alloc(4, 4);
        shape->getHomogeneousRigidTransform(mat4x4);

        poseT new_pose;
        new_pose.model_name = std::string(shape->getUserData()->getLabel());
        Eigen::Matrix3f rot;
        rot << mat4x4[0][0], mat4x4[0][1], mat4x4[0][2],
               mat4x4[1][0], mat4x4[1][1], mat4x4[1][2],
               mat4x4[2][0], mat4x4[2][1], mat4x4[2][2];

        new_pose.shift = Eigen::Vector3f (mat4x4[0][3], mat4x4[1][3], mat4x4[2][3]);
        new_pose.rotation = rot;
        new_pose.confidence = shape->getConfidence();
        /*
        new_pose.tran << mat4x4[0][0], mat4x4[0][1], mat4x4[0][2], mat4x4[0][3],
                 mat4x4[1][0], mat4x4[1][1], mat4x4[1][2], mat4x4[1][3],
                 mat4x4[2][0], mat4x4[2][1], mat4x4[2][2], mat4x4[2][3],
                 mat4x4[3][0], mat4x4[3][1], mat4x4[3][2], mat4x4[3][3];
        new_pose.model_name = std::string (shape->getUserData()->getLabel());
        */
        mat_dealloc(mat4x4, 4);
        poses.push_back(new_pose);
    }

    //vtk_scene->GetPoints()->Delete();
    //for ( list< boost::shared_ptr<PointSetShape> >::iterator it = detectedObjects.begin() ; it != detectedObjects.end() ; ++it )
    //    delete *it;
}

/// @todo make this data be loaded somewhere totally different, then just pass in the relevant objects.
void greedyObjRansac::AddModel(std::string name, std::string label)
{
    // Construct Object Ransac Model
    //objrec = ObjRecRANSAC (pairWidth, voxelSize, 0.5/*leave this one like this*/);

    UserData* userData;
    userData = new UserData();
    userData->setLabel(label.c_str()); // Just set an 'Amicelli' label

    vtkPolyDataReader* reader = vtkPolyDataReader::New();
    reader->SetFileName((name+".vtk").c_str());
    reader->Update();
    // Add the model to the model library
    objrec.addModel(reader->GetOutput(), userData);
    objrec.setVisibility(visibility);
    objrec.setRelativeObjectSize(relativeObjSize);
    objrec.setNumberOfThreads(8);
    //delete userData;

    models.push_back(LoadMesh(name,label));
}

void greedyObjRansac::visualize(pcl::visualization::PCLVisualizer::Ptr viewer, const std::vector<poseT> &poses, uchar color[3])
{
    std::vector<pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr> rec;
    for( std::vector<ModelT>::iterator it = models.begin() ; it < models.end() ; it++ )
    {
        pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr cur_cloud(new pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>());
        pcl::fromPCLPointCloud2(it->model_mesh->cloud, *cur_cloud);
        rec.push_back(cur_cloud);
    }

    int count = 0;
    for(std::vector<poseT>::const_iterator it = poses.begin() ; it < poses.end() ; it++, count++ )
    {
        for( std::size_t i = 0 ; i < models.size() ; i++ )
        {
            if(models[i].model_label == it->model_name )
            {
                pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr cur_cloud(new pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>());
                pcl::transformPointCloud(*rec[i], *cur_cloud, it->shift, it->rotation);

                std::stringstream ss;
                ss << count;

                viewer->addPolygonMesh<myPointXYZ>(cur_cloud, models[i].model_mesh->polygons, it->model_name+"_"+ss.str());
                viewer->setPointCloudRenderingProperties(pcl::visualization::PCL_VISUALIZER_COLOR, color[0]/255.0, color[1]/255.0, color[2]/255.0, it->model_name+"_"+ss.str());
                //if( it->model_name == "1" )
                //    viewer->setPointCloudRenderingProperties(pcl::visualization::PCL_VISUALIZER_COLOR, 1.0, 0.55, 0.05, it->model_name+"_"+ss.str());
                //else if( it->model_name == "2" )
                //    viewer->setPointCloudRenderingProperties(pcl::visualization::PCL_VISUALIZER_COLOR, 0.05, 0.55, 1.0, it->model_name+"_"+ss.str());
                break;
            }
        }

    }
}

void greedyObjRansac::visualize_m(pcl::visualization::PCLVisualizer::Ptr viewer, const std::vector<poseT> &poses, std::map<std::string, std::size_t> &model_name_map, uchar model_color[11][3])
{
    std::vector<pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr> rec;
    for( std::vector<ModelT>::iterator it = models.begin() ; it < models.end() ; it++ )
    {
        pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr cur_cloud(new pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>());
        pcl::fromPCLPointCloud2(it->model_mesh->cloud, *cur_cloud);
        rec.push_back(cur_cloud);
    }

    int count = 0;
    for(std::vector<poseT>::const_iterator it = poses.begin() ; it < poses.end() ; it++, count++ )
    {
        for( std::size_t i = 0 ; i < models.size() ; i++ )
        {
            if(models[i].model_label == it->model_name )
            {
                pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr cur_cloud(new pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>());
                pcl::transformPointCloud(*rec[i], *cur_cloud, it->shift, it->rotation);

                std::stringstream ss;
                ss << count;

                viewer->addPolygonMesh<myPointXYZ>(cur_cloud, models[i].model_mesh->polygons, it->model_name+"_"+ss.str());
                std::size_t id = model_name_map[it->model_name];
                viewer->setPointCloudRenderingProperties(pcl::visualization::PCL_VISUALIZER_COLOR, model_color[id][0]/255.0, model_color[id][1]/255.0, model_color[id][2]/255.0, it->model_name+"_"+ss.str());
                //if( it->model_name == "1" )
                //    viewer->setPointCloudRenderingProperties(pcl::visualization::PCL_VISUALIZER_COLOR, 1.0, 0.55, 0.05, it->model_name+"_"+ss.str());
                //else if( it->model_name == "2" )
                //    viewer->setPointCloudRenderingProperties(pcl::visualization::PCL_VISUALIZER_COLOR, 0.05, 0.55, 1.0, it->model_name+"_"+ss.str());
                break;
            }
        }

    }
}

void greedyObjRansac::clearMesh(pcl::visualization::PCLVisualizer::Ptr viewer, const std::vector<poseT> &poses)
{
    int count = 0;
    for(std::vector<poseT>::const_iterator it = poses.begin() ; it < poses.end() ; it++, count++ )
    {
        for( std::size_t i = 0 ; i < models.size() ; i++ )
        {
            if(models[i].model_label == it->model_name )
            {
                std::stringstream ss;
                ss << count;

                viewer->removePolygonMesh(it->model_name+"_"+ss.str());
            }
        }

    }
}

void greedyObjRansac::ICP(std::vector<poseT> &poses, const pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr scene)
{
    if( poses.empty() == true || scene->empty() == true )
        return;
    std::vector<pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr> rec;
    for( std::vector<ModelT>::iterator it = models.begin() ; it < models.end() ; it++ )
    {
        pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr cur_cloud(new pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>());
        pcl::fromPCLPointCloud2(it->model_mesh->cloud, *cur_cloud);
        rec.push_back(cur_cloud);
    }

    pcl::IterativeClosestPoint<myPointXYZ, myPointXYZ> icp;
    icp.setInputTarget(scene);

    for(std::vector<poseT>::iterator it = poses.begin() ; it < poses.end() ; it++ )
    {
        for( std::size_t i = 0 ; i < models.size() ; i++ )
        {
            if(models[i].model_label == it->model_name )
            {
//                pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr cur_cloud(new pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>());
//                pcl::transformPointCloud(*rec[i], *cur_cloud, it->shift, it->rotation);
                Eigen::Matrix4f guess = Eigen::Matrix4f::Identity();
                guess(0, 3) = it->shift(0);
                guess(1, 3) = it->shift(1);
                guess(2, 3) = it->shift(2);
                guess.block<3,3>(0,0) = it->rotation.toRotationMatrix();

                pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr Final(new pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>());

#if PCL_VERSION_COMPARE(<, 1, 7, 0)
                icp.setInputCloud(rec[i]);
#else
                icp.setInputSource(rec[i]);
#endif
                icp.align(*Final, guess);

                Eigen::Matrix4f tran = icp.getFinalTransformation();
                it->shift(0) = tran(0, 3);
                it->shift(1) = tran(1, 3);
                it->shift(2) = tran(2, 3);

                Eigen::Matrix3f rot = tran.block<3,3>(0,0);
                it->rotation = Eigen::Quaternion<float> (rot);

                break;
            }
        }

    }

}

void greedyObjRansac::genHypotheses(const pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr scene_xyz, list<AcceptedHypothesis> &acc_hypotheses)
{
    vtkSmartPointer<vtkPolyData> vtk_scene = PolyDataFromPointCloud(scene_xyz);
    // vtkPoints* scene = vtk_scene->GetPoints();

    //vtkPoints* scene = PolyDataFromPointCloud(scene_xyz);

    list<AcceptedHypothesis> cur_hypotheses;
    //int flag = objrec.getHypotheses(scene, successProbability, cur_hypotheses);

    for ( list<AcceptedHypothesis>::iterator it = cur_hypotheses.begin() ; it != cur_hypotheses.end() ; ++it )
        acc_hypotheses.push_back(*it);
    //acc_shapes.insert(acc_shapes.end(), cur_shapes.begin(), cur_shapes.end());
    //cur_hypo_set.clear();
}

void greedyObjRansac::mergeHypotheses(const pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr scene_xyz, list<AcceptedHypothesis> &acc_hypotheses, std::vector<poseT> &poses)
{
    vtkSmartPointer<vtkPolyData> vtk_scene = PolyDataFromPointCloud(scene_xyz);
    // vtkPoints* scene = vtk_scene->GetPoints();

    //vtkPoints* scene = PolyDataFromPointCloud(scene_xyz);

    list<PointSetShape*> detectedObjects;
    //objrec.FilterHypotheses(scene, acc_hypotheses, detectedObjects);

    for ( list<PointSetShape*>::iterator it = detectedObjects.begin() ; it != detectedObjects.end() ; ++it )
    {
        PointSetShape* shape = (*it);
        std::string instance_name(shape->getUserData()->getLabel());
        //if ( shape->getUserData() )
        //    printf("\t%s, confidence: %lf\n", instance_name.c_str(), shape->getConfidence());

        if( (instance_name == "link" && shape->getConfidence() > 0.1) ||
            (instance_name == "node" && shape->getConfidence() > 0.1) )
        {
            double **mat4x4 = mat_alloc(4, 4);
            shape->getHomogeneousRigidTransform(mat4x4);

            poseT new_pose;
            new_pose.model_name = instance_name;
            Eigen::Matrix3f rot;
            rot << mat4x4[0][0], mat4x4[0][1], mat4x4[0][2],
                   mat4x4[1][0], mat4x4[1][1], mat4x4[1][2],
                   mat4x4[2][0], mat4x4[2][1], mat4x4[2][2];

            new_pose.shift = Eigen::Vector3f (mat4x4[0][3], mat4x4[1][3], mat4x4[2][3]);
            new_pose.rotation = rot;
            /*
            new_pose.tran << mat4x4[0][0], mat4x4[0][1], mat4x4[0][2], mat4x4[0][3],
                     mat4x4[1][0], mat4x4[1][1], mat4x4[1][2], mat4x4[1][3],
                     mat4x4[2][0], mat4x4[2][1], mat4x4[2][2], mat4x4[2][3],
                     mat4x4[3][0], mat4x4[3][1], mat4x4[3][2], mat4x4[3][3];
            new_pose.model_name = instance_name;
            */
            mat_dealloc(mat4x4, 4);
            poses.push_back(new_pose);
        }
    }

    //vtk_scene->GetPoints()->Delete();
    for ( list<PointSetShape*>::iterator it = detectedObjects.begin() ; it != detectedObjects.end() ; ++it )
        delete *it;
}

pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr greedyObjRansac::FillModelCloud(const std::vector<poseT> &poses)
{
    pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr model_cloud(new pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>());
    for(std::vector<poseT>::const_iterator it = poses.begin() ; it < poses.end() ; it++ )
    {
        for( std::size_t i = 0 ; i < models.size() ; i++ )
        {
            if(models[i].model_label == it->model_name )
            {
                pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr cur_cloud(new pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>());
                pcl::transformPointCloud(*models[i].model_cloud, *cur_cloud, it->shift, it->rotation);

                model_cloud->insert(model_cloud->end(), cur_cloud->begin(), cur_cloud->end());
                break;
            }
        }
    }
    return model_cloud;
}

void greedyObjRansac::getPairFeas(const pcl::PointCloud<myPointXYZ>::Ptr cloud, const pcl::PointCloud<NormalT>::Ptr cloud_normals, list<ObjRecRANSAC::OrientedPair> &PairFeas, float maxDist, int num)
{
    float sqr_maxDist = maxDist * maxDist;
    int cloud_size = cloud->size();

    int iter = 0;
    int count = 0;
    while(true)
    {
        int idx1 = rand() % cloud_size;
        int idx2;
        int iter_count = 0;
        while(true)
        {
            idx2 = rand() % cloud_size;
            float dist = sqrDistPt(cloud->at(idx1), cloud->at(idx2));
            if( fabs( dist - sqr_maxDist ) < 0.000001 )
            {
                float *p1 = cloud->at(idx1).data;
                float *p2 = cloud->at(idx2).data;

                float *n1 = cloud_normals->at(idx1).data_n;
                float *n2 = cloud_normals->at(idx2).data_n;

                ObjRecRANSAC::OrientedPair tmp;
                tmp.p1[0] = p1[0];tmp.p1[1] = p1[1];tmp.p1[2] = p1[2];
                tmp.p2[0] = p2[0];tmp.p2[1] = p2[1];tmp.p2[2] = p2[2];

                tmp.n1[0] = n1[0];tmp.n1[1] = n1[1];tmp.n1[2] = n1[2];
                tmp.n2[0] = n2[0];tmp.n2[1] = n2[1];tmp.n2[2] = n2[2];

                PairFeas.push_back(tmp);
                count++;
                break;
            }
            iter_count++;
            iter++;
            if( iter_count > 10 )
                break;
            if( iter > cloud_size*cloud_size/4 )
                return;

        }
        if( count >= num )
            break;
    }
}

#if SCENE_PARSING
ObjRansacHypothesisEigen::ObjRansacHypothesisEigen(const AcceptedHypothesisWithConfidence &input)
{
    double* rigid_transform = input.rigid_transform;
    Eigen::Matrix3f rotation;
    rotation <<
        rigid_transform[0], rigid_transform[1], rigid_transform[2],
        rigid_transform[3], rigid_transform[4], rigid_transform[5],
        rigid_transform[6], rigid_transform[7], rigid_transform[8];
    t_ << rigid_transform[9], rigid_transform[10], rigid_transform[11];
    q_ = Eigen::Quaternionf(rotation);
    match_ = input.match;
    model_type_ = input.model_entry->getUserData()->getLabel();
    confidence_ = input.confidence;
}

GreedyHypothesis greedyObjRansac::getLatestAcceptedHypothesis(const bool &combined_ransac)
{
    std::vector<std::vector<AcceptedHypothesisWithConfidence> > acc_hypothesis = objrec.getShapeHypothesis();
    GreedyHypothesis result;
    if (acc_hypothesis.size() > 0)
    {
        // result.hypothesis = acc_hypothesis;
        for (std::size_t i = 0; i < acc_hypothesis.size(); ++i)
        {
            if (acc_hypothesis[i].size() > 0)
            {
                if (!combined_ransac) result.model_id = acc_hypothesis[i][0].model_entry->getUserData()->getLabel();
                if (combined_ransac) result.model_id = "combined_ransac(UNSUPPORTED)";
                break;
            }
        }

        // separate the object hypothesis by its best position
        for (std::size_t i = 0; i < acc_hypothesis.size(); ++i)
        {
            if (acc_hypothesis[i].size() == 0) continue;

            // skip object that has been skipped by the pose estimation
            if (acc_hypothesis[i][0].confidence < min_confidence) continue;

            // object index starts from 1, not zero.
            std::size_t object_tf_index = i + 1;
            std::vector<ObjRansacHypothesisEigen> eigen_objransac_hypotheses;

            for (std::vector<AcceptedHypothesisWithConfidence>::iterator it = acc_hypothesis[i].begin();
                 it != acc_hypothesis[i].end(); ++it)
            {
                eigen_objransac_hypotheses.push_back(ObjRansacHypothesisEigen(*it));
            }
            result.by_object_hypothesis[object_tf_index] = eigen_objransac_hypotheses;
        }
    }

    return result;
}
#endif

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Experience your wedding on the rolling hills of Oak Ridge Golf Club, a venue located in Feeding Hills, Massachusetts. This public championship golf course and banquet house features lush lawns and cozy indoor settings in which to host a wedding ceremony and reception. Since 1977, the Strycharz family owned the property, and now couples can experience the 18-hole championship golf course and amenities with their guests on their special day.
The Oak Ridge Golf Club is available for couples to enjoy with up to 300 guests. The property boasts lovely outdoor and indoor settings for couples to choose from. Outdoors, couples can enjoy their wedding with a decorated arbor or flower gazebo as a backdrop. Indoors, the Gold Room can provide the perfect cozy setting with its flickering fire.
Shelley the event coordinator is fabulous. Very professional and is totally on the mark with everything you want. I would highly recommend Oak Ridge to have any kid of event from weddings, 16th birthday events to aby showers. They are awesome and After having my baby shower there 16 yrs ago to having my Twins 16th Birthday party there is no one comparable to the high quality you get there. Shelley is the best of the best. I will always recommend Oak Ridge.
Our daughter and new son-in-law's wedding was a great success due to the owners and staff. From the start of the planning process, Paul and Shelley were there to guide and help us plan a very special day. They made the bride and groom's ideas happen. No one was pushy or tried to upsell any feature. They presented their wedding packages and let us decide which was the best fit. Any suggestions made only enhanced our own ideas. The venue was immaculately clean and beautifully decorated. Shelley created a wonderful table decoration that we heard many compliments on. The food was delicious and plentiful and the servers were attentive and polite to everyone. This experience completed a wonderful day and helped create many lasting memories. We would definitely use and recommend their services. PS. This was actually our second experience. The bridal shower was also held there and that was a wonderful event also.
i am so happy that i chose oakridge as my wedding venue. everything was just perfect. the staff, the decorations, the FOOD was amazing, and the wedding coordinator Shelly was the BEST!! Shelly was so involved and really went above and beyond the day of the wedding. everything was perfect and set just the way i wanted it to be. oakridge out did itself from the rehearsal, to the bridal suite and decorations, to making sure the whole day went flawless and ran smoothly. i cannot say enough about the food which was soooooo good. they even made sure to have my favorite drink fireball at the bar as they normally dont carry it. we ended up asking to stay an extra hour because we were having so much fun. the outside where we had the ceremony was beautiful and the scenery is great for pictures. they were very accommodating and really wanted you to have the wedding of your dreams. i cant say enough about how great everything was. a special thanks to Shelly for everything she did as she really went above and beyond. my wedding was perfect and oakridge really made sure it was the best day ever. thank you again. i highly highly highly recommend this venue to anyone looking to get married who wants a great experience, great staff, great food, beautiful pictures, and fairly priced.
Highly recommended Wedding venue! Very easy to work with and on top of their game!
I would highly recommend Oak Ridge Golf Club for a wedding ceremony and/or wedding reception. The staff is very personable and very accommodating to each couple and readily caters to their requests. The grounds are very well manicured with colorful plants, flowers and trees and the area hosting the ceremonies is very picturesque, allowing for all sorts of beautiful photographs. The food is well prepared and very tasty with a host of various styles of preparation. Couples who have their wedding ceremonies and or receptions do not have to compete against a rigid time schedule. Oak Ridge hosts one event per day allowing for more time and flexibility with each event.


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Q: Populate dropdown B on the selection of dropdown A, and populate dropdown C on the selection of dropdown B I am trying to fill Dropdown-B on the section of Dropdown-A, and fill Dropdown-C on the selection of Dropdown-B.

var mealsByCategory = {

  A: ["fruits", "vegetable", "others"],
  B: ["Apples", "orange", "Grapes"],
  C: ["Carrot", "Ladyfinger", "onions"],
  D: ["Green Apple", "Red Apple"]
}

function changecat(value) {
  if (value.length == 0) document.getElementById("category").innerHTML = "<option></option>";
  else {
    var catOptions = "";
    for (categoryId in mealsByCategory[value]) {
      catOptions += "<option>" + mealsByCategory[value][categoryId] + "</option>";
    }
    document.getElementById("category").innerHTML = catOptions;
  }
}
<select name="main" id="main" onChange="changecat(this.value);">
    <option value="" disabled selected>Select</option>
    <option value="A">A</option>
    <option value="B">B</option>
    <option value="C">C</option>
</select>
<select name="category" id="category" onChange="changecat2(this.value);">
    <option value="" disabled selected>Select</option>

</select>
<select name="subcategory" id="subcategory">
    <option value="" disabled selected>Select</option>

</select>

*

*If I select dropdown with A option as "fruits", then List B

B: ["Apples", "orange", "Grapes"]

should be populated in dropdown B.
 - If I select dropdown B with "Apples", then dropdown C should be populated with List D

D: ["Green Apple", "Red Apple"]

Fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/k148pk76/171/
I am able to fill dropdown list B on the basis of dropdown A, but unable to fill Dropdown C on the selection of Dropdown B.
Please help!

A: Added changecat2() method for the third dropdown and updated changecat() method for third dropdown, just try the below code.

var mealsByCategory = {
  Fruits: ["Apples", "Orange", "Grapes"],
  Vegetables: ["Carrot", "Ladyfinger", "onions"],
  Apples: ["Green Apple", "Red Apple"],
  Orange: ["Green Orange", "Orange"],
  Grapes: ["Green Grapes", "Black Grapes"]
}

function changecat(value) {
  if (value.length == 0) document.getElementById("category").innerHTML = "<option></option>";
  else {
    var catOptions = "";
    for (var categoryId in mealsByCategory[value]) {
      catOptions += "<option>" + mealsByCategory[value][categoryId] + "</option>";
    }
    document.getElementById("category").innerHTML = catOptions;
debugger;
    var subCatOptions = "";
    var selectedInCategory = document.getElementById('category').selectedOptions[0].textContent;
    for (var subCategoryId in mealsByCategory[selectedInCategory]) {
      subCatOptions += "<option>" + mealsByCategory[selectedInCategory][subCategoryId] + "</option>";
    }
    document.getElementById("subcategory").innerHTML = subCatOptions;
  }
}

function changecat2(value) {
  debugger;
  if (value.length == 0) document.getElementById("subcategory").innerHTML = "<option></option>";
  else {
    var subCatOptions = "";
    for (var subCategoryId in mealsByCategory[value]) {
      subCatOptions += "<option>" + mealsByCategory[value][subCategoryId] + "</option>";
    }
    document.getElementById("subcategory").innerHTML = subCatOptions;
  }
}
<select name="main" id="main" onChange="changecat(this.value);">
    <option value="" disabled selected>Select</option>
    <option value="Fruits">Fruits</option>
    <option value="Vegetables">Vegetables</option>
    <option value="Others">Others</option>
</select>
<select name="category" id="category" onChange="changecat2(this.value);">
    <option value="" disabled selected>Select</option>

</select>
<select name="subcategory" id="subcategory">
    <option value="" disabled selected>Select</option>

</select>

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Report by the Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia, Ambassador Peter Burkhard. Situation in Ukraine and violations of OSCE commitments by the Russian Federation in Ukraine. Freedom of the media in Turkey. Case of Mr. I. Mammadov and Mr. T. Yaqublu in Azerbaijan. Fundamental freedoms in the Russian Federation. Russian-language education in Latvia. Case of Mr. K. Yaroshenko. Attacks on ethnic Armenians in Kesab, Syria. Report on the activities of the Chairperson-in-Office.


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Jim Piggott, Reporter
Published: May 27, 2019, 6:58 pm
Tags: Community, News
Lawyers: Ex-JEA CEO doctored PowerPoint slide to pitch controversial bonus plan
Northeast Florida honors its fallen
Memorial Day honored with solemn moments, picnics, concerts and fireworks
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Events were held to across the nation and throughout Northeast Florida to commemorate those gave their lives serving in the armed forces.
In additional hundreds who gathered early Monday to hear remarks at the city's official ceremony at Jacksonville's Veterans Memorial Wall, others paid their respects in a more personal way at the Jacksonville National Cemetery on the Northside. American flags were placed in front of every tombstone.
Joyce Ann Moody brought her kids to the grave of their great grandfather, hoping they will carry on the tradition.
"It's really important to me to let the kids know why we are celebrating today," Moody said.
Her teenage daughter said the children understand why they were there and thought it was very impressive.
"We knew about our great-grandfather," Sarah Moody said. "It's a good reminder for all of the people that go away and fight for our country it's nice to show respect for the day."
Fifty miles south in Green Cove Springs, RiverFest continued all day. Navy veteran John Lynch was with his family, enjoying the picnic and spending time with friends. The day of food and music was to culminate with a fireworks show about 9:45 p.m.
"Many of the people I served with died while in active duty. This is to celebrate and remember their loss. They made the ultimate sacrifice for everyone else," Lynch said. "So I appreciate what Green Cove Springs in Clay County has done."
Back in Jacksonville, an evening picnic and concert to honor the nation's fallen heroes was held at Memorial Park in Riverside. The U.S. Navy Band Southeast performed.
People were encouraged to dress patriotically in red, white and blue and bring their own blankets, folding chairs and their own picnic food to enjoy during or after the concert.
Jim Piggott
Jim Piggott is the reporter to count on when it comes to city government and how it will affect the community.
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We are located in the heart of Carlingford, Co Louth, just over an hour from Dublin and Belfast and have 70 years experience… and 3 generations of styling woman under our belts.
We cater for woman of all ages, and with an array of amazing labels and collections arriving every week, our stock is on trend, stylish and affordable. In fact, we think you will be hard pushed to leave empty handed.
As well as our beautifully clad store, you'll find warm welcoming staff with a no pressure helpful attitude.
So make a day of it, come visit our beautiful Carlingford boutique and enjoy some relaxing retail therapy in our historic village.


Two of the five main databases that catalog exoplanet discoveries list 1,010 confirmed alien worlds as of today (Oct. 23). That's a lot of progress since 1992, when researchers found the first-ever exoplanets orbiting a spinning neutron star, or pulsar.
"However, 1,000 exoplanets in two decades is still a small fraction of those expected from the billions of stars in our galaxy," he added. "The next big goal is to better understand their properties, while detecting many new ones."
Indeed, the current tally is likely just the tip of the exoplanet iceberg. For example, a study published last year estimated that every star in the Milky Way hosts 1.6 planets on average — meaning that our galaxy likely harbors at least 160 billion alien worlds.
And those are just the planets with obvious parent stars. Another recent study calculated that "rogue planets" — those that cruise through space apparently unbound to any star — may outnumber "normal" worlds by 50 percent or so.
The number of confirmed planets should continue its dramatic upward swing in the near future as astronomers continue to hone their techniques and analyze data collected by instruments on the ground and in space.
The most prolific of these instruments is NASA's Kepler spacecraft, whose planet-hunting mission came to an end this past May after four years when the second of its four orientation-maintaining reaction wheels failed. Kepler has flagged nearly 3,600 planet candidates to date. Just 156 of them have been confirmed so far, but mission scientists expect at least 90 percent will end up being the real deal.
The five main exoplanet-discovery databases, and their current tallies, are: the Extrasolar Planets Encyclopedia (1,010); the Exoplanets Catalog, run by the Planetary Habitability Laboratory (1,010); the NASA Exoplanet Archive (919); the Exoplanet Orbit Database (755); and the Open Exoplanet Catalog (948).
The different numbers reported by the databases reflect the uncertainties inherent in exoplanet detection and confirmation.


Why are so many London escorts really thin? I can understand that girls like to stay in shape, but at the same time, I don't understand why it is so hard to find curvy escorts in London. Not all gents that I know like to date really skinny women, and I certainly classify myself among that category. There is something special about curvy London escorts which really appeal to me.
If you are looking for curvy London escorts, I would check out some of the more mature London escorts who work in London. Finding both mature and curvy London escorts is a bit of a challenge, but I get a kick out of dating both. Like I say to myself, there is nothing like a curvy lady with a lot of experience, and if you have been dating for a while, you may find your taste is beginning to change. Sure, you will probably have had a great time with that skinny girl, but there is nothing like a real curvy woman.
I do date escorts in other parts of the world as well. When you travel to places like Thailand and Japan, you will find that girls are even skinnier than London escorts, but if you like to travel to the continent, you are much more likely to bump into escorts with much more generous figures. I find that curvy London escorts are more sensual as well, and have a lot more time for you. If you would like to experience a real woman, I think that you would be better of dating curvy London escorts than their skinny counterparts.
The great thing about London escorts service, is that you can find whatever you are looking for. You may have to look a bit harder, but you can always find it. Another reason I like to date London escorts, is because I know that the quality is always there. The girls who work for London escorts services, like to make sure that they know what they are doing and in general look after their dates. During my time of dating London escorts, I have not really had a problem at all.


Sturdy yet comfortable leather uppers make this a great walking and work shoe. The Memphis is a handstitched shoe that's fully lined in leather, has a padded collar and lace up closure with waxed cotton laces. Birkenstock cork footbeds inside ensure happy feet.


Escaping to a town on the North Sea and subsisting on fish and mussels all summer: not a bad play. Until then, there's the nautical-looking Azur, now open in Penn Quarter from the Belgian chef behind Table in Shaw. Here are the relevant figures.
3: José Andrés restaurants that formerly resided here (Café Atlantico, Minibar, America Eats).
4: Levels in this place.
42: Glass globes comprising the giant chandelier that runs along the three-level staircase.
10: Stools on the first floor that look like wine corks.
10: Bar snacks you can get there, like marinated anchovies and fish and chips.
40: Cost, in dollars, of the Mangusta 165, a cognac-based cocktail named after a giant yacht.
6: Seats at the third-floor copper oyster bar, which you can request with your reservation.
8: Oysters on your "oyster tour," from sweet to salty.
7: Caviars and roes on the menu, including one from Siberia.
4: Ways to get your lobster (among them: with leeks and Belgian ale).
22: Capacity for private dinner parties on the tiny fourth-floor balcony.
3: Entrées that don't have fish of some kind, including the Roasted Lamb Cannon.


I was recently invited onto BBC Breakfast News to talk about the rising cost of moving house even when a sale falls through. Click here to watch the clip.
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AdGuard Blog AdGuard 3.0 for iOS: officially released and ready to block ads
AdGuard 3.0 for iOS: officially released and ready to block ads
About a month ago we posted an article about the first Beta version of AdGuard 3.0 for iOS. Today, it's time to officially release it into the App Store! Why is it such a big deal? Unless you've read the aforementioned article, you probably wouldn't believe how much new stuff there is, so I'll go over the changes one more time here.
It may take up to a week for some users to see the update as available. If you want to get it right now, reinstall the app (be aware that it will lose all your settings).
First of all, there's new design. I'll skip discussing it on purpose, as you'll get a feel of it from the screenshots (or by updating and using the app, really). And also, it's rather intuitive and there's no way it will cause you any troubles, so no need to devote too much time to it. Instead, let's get straight to the main course.
Powering through the rule count limitation
One of the biggest hurdles for any Safari content blocker is the notorious 50k active rule count limitation. For some reason, Apple thinks that 50,000 should be enough for you. For comparison, AdGuard Base filter alone has more than 100,000 rules! We're doing next to impossible things to optimize and compress our filters so that they can be used in Safari but the limitation still shows in the filtering quality.
Well, there is a trick that some content blockers have been using to circumvent this restriction, and AdGuard is going to arm itself with this trick too. The new beta combines five content blockers under one app, each of them has its own cap of 50k rules. That makes it 250k rules total (well, a little less in reality, but not by much). The only minor downside is that you need to enable all five content blockers in Safari settings on your phone/tablet, but that's not too big of an inconvenience comapred to the benefits.
Turn on all five content blockers and enable any filters you want!
This is something that we haven't tried before — additional paid features for advanced users. Some of this functionality might be familiar to our veterans from AdGuard Pro for iOS; unfortunately, at the moment it is not clear if it's possible to replicate the rest of it. But, there's also new features that you haven't seen before!
DNS Privacy
This is by far the biggest addition. If you're a user of AdGuard Pro, you'll recognize this immediately — it's good old custom DNS settings. Actually, it's more than that: now AdGuard supports DNS-over-TLS and DNS-over-HTTPS, two of the most secured DNS protocols.
Manage your DNS settings
You select one of the DNS servers included by default or add any custom server you'd like. There's also a DNS requests log to monitor everything that's happening with your device's traffic. What you won't find there is any sort of DNS whitelist/blacklist or other customization. Sadly, this is as far as we can go to remain compliant with Apple Policy.
Wait, wasn't dark mode the default (and only) choice before? Yes, but now we turned back to the classic white/green color scheme, as you could have seen on the screenshots above. Dark mode will be available to Premium users only, but isn't it worth it? :)
Bruce Wayne approves of this mode
Don't know about you, but I'm a big fan.
Premium filter categories
There are two filter categories that are available exclusively to Premium users:
Custom filters — not to be confused with the User filter that lets you add your own filtering rules and is present in the free version, as always. "Custom filters" is an entirely new filter group, you go there and add any number of filters by URL. Very useful if your favorite filter is not added by default, or if you have a filter of your own. Worth noting that filters added by URL will be automatically updated with the rest.
Premium filter categories: Custom and Security
Security filters — again, don't confuse it with the Privacy filter group. Protecting online privacy is essential and we wouldn't dare making it a Premium-only feature. Ensuring security is more about being attentive and careful when browsing the web, but if you look for a little extra insurance — this is for you.
How to get Premium?
There are two main options:
Purchase the subscription
This is the simplest way. Just tap on the "Get Premium" plaque anywhere in the app and you'll be prompted to activate a monthly subscription. All you need to do is enter your Apple ID password and confirm the purchase.
Log into your AdGuard Personal account
Go to the Settings > About > License screen and tap on the Login button there. You'll be asked to enter your AdGuard Personal account credentials. After you do, if you have a valid Premium or Mobile license in your account, it will be used to activate Premium in your AdGuard for iOS app. Friendly reminder that you can purchase any license on our official website.
What about Pro users?
For a long while, AdGuard Pro was stuck in limbo. After Apple tightened their policy almost a year ago, we couldn't update it without stripping from it everything that has been making it 'Pro'. This is why we decided to make the regular AdGuard app as close to it as possible under the circumstances.
It would be not fair to ask AdGuard Pro users who paid for the Pro app pay again straight away. So we offer them a 6-month Mobile license key for free. To prove your purchase please do the following:
Open Settings on your phone/tablet
Go to iTunes & App Store
Press "View Apple ID"
Go to "Purchase History" and locate the AdGuard Pro purchase
Click the "Resend" button
You'll get an email with purchase details. Take a screenshot and send it to support@adguard.com
About a week ago Apple announced more changes to App Store review guidelines, this time seemingly giving ad blockers and other security-oriented apps some more freedom. Only time will tell if it's enough to get AdGuard Pro for iOS back. We'll keep you updated.
June 10, 2019 6 min read Release Notes AdGuard for iOS
Vasily Bagirov
How to block pop-ups in Safari or allow them
If you want to get rid of pop-ups in Safari, you need to install AdGuard. It removes not only virus pop-ups, but also all kinds of ads and trackers. Learn how to block or allow pop-ups in this article.
Are VPNs legal: A complete guide
Using VPN is a great choice for a secure and safe online experience. However, this could cause problems with the law. Find out if VPNs are legal in general and in your country
How to efficiently block YouTube ads in Safari
We found a simple and elegant solution to YouTube ads blocking in Safari. Introducing AdGuard shortcut! See how it works and find the instructions on how to implement it.


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Joan Jett (urodzona jako Joan Marie Larkin 22 września 1958 w Filadelfii) – amerykańska gitarzystka, kompozytorka, autorka tekstów, producent i wokalistka rockowa, okazjonalnie zajmująca się także aktorstwem.

Jest najbardziej znana z przynależności do zespołu Joan Jett & the Blackhearts od początku lat 80. XX wieku. W poprzedniej dekadzie działała w pionierskim żeńskim zespole The Runaways, znanym ze swojego hitu "Cherry Bomb", współtworzonego przez Joan Jett. Piosenka The Blackhearts "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" osiągnęła pierwsze miejsce wielu list przebojów na całym świecie. Inne przeboje zespołu to "Crimson and Clover", "I Hate Myself for Loving You", "Do You Wanna Touch Me", "Light of Day", "Love Is All Around" oraz "Bad Reputation".

Jett posiada wokalną rangę mezzosopranu. Jej trzy albumy (I Love Rock 'n' Roll, Album i Up Your Alley) zostały certyfikowane jako złota lub platynowa płyta. Gitarzystka została uznana za ikonę feminizmu. Jett została okrzyknięta Królową Rock & Rolla. Jest również znana pod pseudonimem Matki Chrzestnej Punka. W 2015 roku została wprowadzona do Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

W 2003 roku została sklasyfikowana na 87. miejscu listy 100 najlepszych gitarzystów wszech czasów magazynu "Rolling Stone". W 2006 roku piosenkarka została sklasyfikowana na 65. miejscu listy 100 najlepszych wokalistów wszech czasów "Hit Parader".

Kariera
W wieku 15 lat założyła zespół The Runaways, należący do pionierów kobiecego rocka. Zespół istniał cztery lata. Jett pełniła w nim funkcję gitarzystki rytmicznej i wokalistki (w latach 1975–1977 jako druga wokalistka obok Cherie Currie, a od połowy roku 1977 do 1979 była główną piosenkarką).

Po rozpadzie The Runaways Joan Jett pojechała do Wielkiej Brytanii, w celu poznania członków Sex Pistols. Wraz ze Stevem Jonesem i Paulem Cookiem nagrała kilka utworów, w tym także pierwotną wersję jej największego hitu, "I Love Rock N' Roll". Współpracowali z nią także podczas nagrywania jej pierwszej solowej płyty, Bad Reputation (pierwotnie wydanej jako Joan Jett w 1980). W 1981 roku postanowiła założyć po raz kolejny własny zespół. W ogłoszeniu zamieściła tekst: "Szukam trzech dobrze wyglądających facetów grających na instrumentach". Po znalezieniu muzyków wydała takie hity, jak "I Love Rock N' Roll", "Bad Reputation", cover The Runaways "Cherry Bomb", cover Bruce'a Springsteena "Light Of Day", "Crimson And Clover" i "I Hate Myself For Loving You". Joan Jett wraz z The Blackhearts gra do dziś, a ich ostatnio wydaną płytą była Unvarnished (2013).

Jest feministyczną ikoną w muzyce rockowej. Kultura riot grrrl była inspirowana przede wszystkim jej osobą. Joan współpracowała między innymi z Bikini Kill, L7 i Babes in Toyland, czyli z głównymi artystkami nurtu riot grrrl.

Inspiracją była dla niej Suzi Quatro. Jak sama Joan powiedziała, "skoro ona [Suzi Quatro] może grać rock 'n' rolla, to ja też mogę".

Dyskografia
 Joan Jett  (później wydane jako Bad Reputation)  (1980)
 Bad Reputation  (1981)
 I Love Rock 'n' Roll  (1981)
 Album  (1983)
 Glorious Results of a Misspent Youth  (1984)
 Good Music  (1986)
 Up Your Alley  (1988)
 The Hit List  (1990)
 Notorious  (1991)
 Flashback  (1993)
 Pure and Simple  (1994)
 Evil Stig  (z The Gits)  (1995)
 Fit to Be Tied  (1997)
 Fetish  (1999)
 Jett Rock  (2003)
 Naked  (2004)
 Sinner  (2006)
 Greatest Hits  (2010)
 Unvarnished  (2013)

Filmografia

Nagrody i wyróżnienia

Życie prywatne
Joan została, ze względów etycznych, wegetarianką. W roku 2011 nagrała dla organizacji PETA krótkie wideo, w którym zachęca do wegetarianizmu, podnosząc jego znaczenie dla zdrowia i ochrony środowiska.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Oficjalna strona

Amerykańscy gitarzyści rockowi
Amerykańskie wokalistki rockowe
Urodzeni w 1958
Ludzie urodzeni w Filadelfii
Laureaci Revolver Golden Gods Awards
The Runaways
Członkowie Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

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import time
import logging

from pywps import dblog
import pywps.processing
import pywps.configuration as config
from pywps.log import get_logger
import json

# Configure logging
LOGGER = logging.getLogger("PYWPS")

class JobQueueService(object):
    def __init__(self, cfgfiles=None):
        global LOGGER

        config.load_configuration(cfgfiles)

        LOGGER = get_logger(
            file=config.get_config_value('logging', 'file'),
            level=config.get_config_value('logging', 'level'),
            format=config.get_config_value('logging', 'format'))

        self.max_time = int(config.get_config_value('jobqueue', 'pause'))
        self.maxparallel = int(config.get_config_value('server', 'parallelprocesses'))

    def run(self):
        old_running = old_stored = 0
        while True:
            # Logging errors and exceptions
            try:
                running, stored = dblog.get_process_counts()
                if old_running != running or old_stored != stored:
                    old_running = running
                    old_stored = stored
                    LOGGER.info('PyWPS job queue: {} running processes {} stored requests'.format(
                        running, stored))

                while (running < self.maxparallel or self.maxparallel == -1) and stored > 0:
                    launch_process()
                    running, stored = dblog.get_process_counts()

            except Exception as e:
                LOGGER.exception("PyWPS job queue failed: {}".format(str(e)))

            # The job queue will repeat your tasks according to this variable
            # it's in second so 60 is 1 minute, 3600 is 1 hour, etc.
            time.sleep(self.max_time)

def launch_process():
    """Look at the queue of async process, if the queue is not empty launch
    the next pending request.
    """
    try:
        from pywps.processing.job import Job

        LOGGER.debug("Checking for stored requests")

        stored_request = dblog.pop_first_stored()
        if not stored_request:
            LOGGER.debug("No stored request found, sleeping")
            return

        value = {
            'process': json.loads(stored_request.process.decode("utf-8")),
            'wps_request': json.loads(stored_request.request.decode("utf-8"))
        }
        job = Job.from_json(value)

        processing_process = pywps.processing.Process(
            process=job.process,
            wps_request=job.wps_request,
            wps_response=job.wps_response)
        processing_process.start()

    except Exception as e:
        LOGGER.exception("Could not run stored process. {}".format(e))
        raise e


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Marking their new charity partnership with the Sea Life Trust, representatives from Poole-based company, Actisense, have cleaned up Poole Beach.
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Dairy giant Fonterra has been given permission to sue the owners of the Tamahere coolstore that exploded in 2008 for $25 million worth of cheese that it lost in the blaze.
Fonterra has already filed papers against the lessee of the building, Waikato Coldstorage Ltd (formerly Icepak Coolstores Ltd), as well as Mobile Refrigeration Specialists Ltd, which carried out refrigeration work at the cool store.
Now Justice Rodney Hansen has allowed Fonterra to include the owners and lessors of the Tamahere plant, Icepak Group Ltd, as an additional defendant in the action.
David Beanland reckons his left pinkie hurt the most. That's saying something given half his face was blown off. And his hands. He was one of eight firefighters who turned up to a supposedly routine call out to a coolstore in Tamahere on April 5, 2008.
The rest is history. A gas leak ignited when the firefighters entered the industrial building, sparking a massive explosion. Senior station officer Derek Lovell was killed.
The blaze turned Mr Beanland, in his own words, into a "piece of charred meat". In reality, he's lucky to be alive.
Merv Neil chose his own Christmas present this year – returning to work as a firefighter.
Neil, who suffered burns to 71 per cent of his body in the Icepak Coolstore explosion on April 5, 2008, at Tamahere celebrated his first day back on full duties on Christmas Day.
His goal has always been to return to work, but it's been a long haul.
The Tauranga-based refrigeration company fined more than $56,000 over the Icepak coolstore explosion at Tamahere will pay off its fine at the rate of $50 a week.
Mobile Refrigeration Specialists (MRS) was back in the Hamilton District Court last week seeking to have part of its fine remitted on the grounds of financial hardship.
MRS and Icepak Coolstores were fined $56,200 and $37,200 respectively when sentenced last December by Judge Robert Spear.
The Court of Appeal has declined an application by Mobile Refrigeration Specialists (MRS) for special leave to appeal against a fine and reparation order relating to the 2008 Icepak Coolstores fire at Tamahere.
MRS was responsible for the installation of a hydrocarbon-based refrigerant in the Tamahere coolstores, which exploded in an inferno in April 2008, killing fireman Derek Lovell and injuring several others.
MRS pleaded guilty in the Hamilton District Court to charges laid under the Health and Safety Act, and was fined $56,000 and ordered to pay reparation of $175,000.
Firefighter Merv Neil, seriously injured in the Icepak Coolstores, Tamahere, fire has received a long service award.
Neil was one of six Hamilton firefighters to be presented with a 25-year service gold star medal at Labour Weekend but in his case it was one year late.
The Waikato Times today apologised for inaccuracies in an August 20 story on a summary judgment application by Brian Liddell against Waikato Coolstorage, formerly Icepak Coolstores.
Firefighters commemorated the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York with a memorial climb up the BNZ Tower in Auckland's CBD this morning that also remembered fireman Derek Lovell who died following the Tamahere blast of 2008.
Environmental regulators say they have tightened rules requiring odours to be added to LPG gas, improvements to the design of refrigeration using it, signage at those sites, and constraints on the quantities that can be stored indoors in the wake of the Icepak tragedy.


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The 4 day programme was organised and ran by Tim Hull and focused on Footwork Foundations: Fundamental to Advanced techniques, Overhead Technique, Doubles tactics and fitness.
The 4 days, Tuesday to Friday lasted from 8.30-3.30pm each day were attended by county players and an Engalnd youth international.
The days involved several different aspects- high level games practice, doubles work, individual challenges, match practice, and video analysis. The video analysis element meant that players were able to go and practice a technique or work on tactics whilst being filmed. They then had opportunities to sit down with tim and analyse their own performance and also do some peer feedback.
Tim said of the 4 day camp, "Just wanted to say a huge thank you to every player that came along during the week.Work ethic, response to coaching, team spirit and support of each other during the training sessions were amazing. It was a pleasure to work with such a great group of young people with such an obvious love of badminton. I thoroughly look forward to the opportunity to work with you guys again soon".
"Ben enjoyed himself immensely. He will definitely come to future events", Edward Twigge, whose son Ben attended.
As well as these events, we currently run Badminton sessions for 5-16 year olds, an adult Badminton club, 1 to 1 sessions and clinics. To enquire about anything you can contact Tim above or visit- www.ActiveLivesEducation.co.uk or follow us on Facebook at /ActiveLivesEducation.


A global standard for electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure is "sorely needed" as the last piece in the jigsaw to cement the rising popularity of EVs, Swedish car manufacturer Volvo has claimed.
In a company statement, Volvo Cars' senior vice-president for research & development Peter Mertens said the lack of EV charging standards and certification "is one of the main obstacles for growing EVs' share of the market.
To support the company's drive towards a global EV charging standard, Volvo Cars has this week thrown its weight behind the Charging Interface Initiative, a consortium founded by fellow car manufacturers Audi, BMW, Daimler, Mennekes, Opel, Phoenix Contact, Porsche, TÜV SÜD and Volkswagen to accelerate the adoption of a 'Combined Charging System' (CCS) for electric cars.
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As one of the world's leading manufacturers of plug-in hybrid cars, Volvo has previously pledged to offer a plug-in hybrid variant of every new model and introduce a fully electric vehicle by 2019, as it replaces its entire product portfolio in the coming years.
Meanwhile, Volvo Group - which is seperate from Volvo Cars and is responsible for the production of trucks, buses and construction equipment - this week released its 2015 Sustainability Report. In the report, Volvo reveals that total energy consumption for the Group amounted to 2,106GWh last year - a reduction of 70GWh compared to 2014. The main activity behind this reduction, Volvo Group says, was increased energy efficiency.
Specifically, the Group cites a behaviour change initiative for the Volvo Construction Equipment (VCE) side of the business, which focused on reducing the idling time of its drivers. By raising awarenss of the environmental benefits of switching off engines rather than idling, electricity consumption at the VCE's six largest plants reduced by 19% in 2015 and by 39% overall since 2012 - this is equivalent to heating 343 houses in Sweden for a full year.
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Field-testing of DMA fuel produced from food waste for Mack and Volvo Trucks in 2015 reduced CO2 by 68% compared to conventional diesel fuel, Volvo said. "Volvo Group truly believes that DME holds great promise for the future," the report reads. "The Volvo Group will continue developing engines that can operate on DME as a fuel for commercial vehicles with an initial focus on highway applications.


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The Lack of Attendance at the High School
Isolde McManus
Students (Michael Mahoney, Katherine Mora, Zoë Rose) in Mr. Tullo's calculus class learn virtually, despite being present in school.
Daniela Lastras Castrejon, Writer
Zoom calls or snooze calls? The pandemic has tested schools and teachers, forcing them to make an online version of school for their remote students who have concerns about COVID and feel safer at home. Even though teachers have been working tirelessly creating new lesson plans and learning how to be the best for their students in this new format, there are some things that just can't be done online. Because of remote learning, students miss out on connections with their peers and teachers, creating a barrier between students and their education.
This barrier is especially prominent in music classes, where students are no longer able to hear their peers, making students less inclined to go to class. In classes like band, orchestra, and chorus, hearing your peers is an extremely important part of the class because, unlike most classes, students are working together. Due to the pandemic, teachers have been teaching music via google meets, which is less engaging because students are only hearing themselves.
The disconnection between students and their teachers/education also comes from electronic devices. Unlike school in person, during remote learning, teachers cannot see if a student is watching Netflix on a separate tab or texting their friends. The temptation to use devices for things other than education during school hours can become a distraction and blur the line between school activities and things one would normally do at home.
For Olivia, a high school senior at Hendrick Hudson High School, going to school in person gives her a "feeling of normalcy," but when school is fully remote, she finds it "hard to find the motivation to focus and not get distracted by outside factors like social media, pets, and family at home."
One pro of online school is that it allows students to get more sleep because they don't have to drive/take a bus to school or get ready for school. However, this means some students wake up minutes before class starts and go to class in their pajamas because they are in the comforts of their own home. Such habits can make a student less inclined to go to class and more inclined to sleep through the first few periods of classes, which is beneficial to students' sleep, but not to their education.
Remote learning can also be very exhausting for students because there is not as much structure and help from teachers. Students and teachers also have to work with a lot of screen time and students sometimes have to submit assignment after assignment, which can be very daunting. This is true for Amanda, a high school senior at Hendrick Hudson High School, who has found herself "more detached, unmotivated, and unwilling to put in any effort than" she has ever been in her high school career. These exhausting feelings that come from remote learning may make students less motivated to go to class and more likely to miss class altogether.
For Amanda, she not only feels exhausted from "8 hours" plus "hours more to do homework" of screen time just for her classes, but she also feels stressed from "external factors relating to COVID like [her] family's health and finances."
In conclusion, remote learning has shown that it has its disadvantages, especially concerning students' education. But hopefully, within time, the school will begin to be in-person as COVID cases decrease and more students decide to return to in-person school.
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Q: Javascript console returns "ReferenceError: array is undefined" I'm currently a high school student fiddling around with trying to learn how to program, however I am completely dumbfounded by this one problem I am currently encountering.
I am trying to write a small game using the rot.js libraries. Specifically, right now I am trying to create a random name generator for certain items. To do this I tried creating multiple arrays of various words where I can randomly select one member of the array and piece them together with other randomly selected words from other arrays to create some vaguely roguelike-y names.
Rot.js comes with a handy tool that selects a random member of an array for you. However every time I try to use it, the JavaScript console spits out at me "ReferenceError: swords is undefined". Unfortunately I am 99.99% confident that I have declared my array 'swords' as global so I am completely confounded.
I have googled for an answer, though the solutions provided are either ineffective or are beyond my current understanding of the javascript.
My array is as follows, in a file called words.js:

var swords = new Array();
var swords = ["sabre", "scimitar", "sword", "blade", "katana", "claymore", "gladius", "spatha", "broadsword", "jian", "talwar", "kris", "rapier"];

The function whereby I am trying to randomly select one of the words is as follows, in a file called phraseGenerator.js

var weaponGenerate = function() {
  return swords.random(); //swords from swords.js; random() from the ROT.js api
}

console.log(this.weaponGenerate());

And finally, the html file I am trying to use to run everything is as follows, in a file called phraseGenerator.html

<!DOCTYPE html>

Any help or form of explanation would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

A: words.js - re creating array is redundant
//removed var swords = new Array(); as you are already creating brand new array below
var swords = ["sabre", "scimitar", "sword", "blade", "katana", "claymore", "gladius", "spatha", "broadsword", "jian", "talwar", "kris", "rapier"];

phraseGenerator.js - remove this keyword as it's not linked to any object/function/environment
var weaponGenerate = function() {
  return swords.random(); //swords from swords.js; random() from the ROT.js api
}
console.log(weaponGenerate()); //removed `this` keyword

index.html - order is important, put rot.js first, then words.js, and lastly phaseGenerator.js, because rot.js must extend Array's functionality, so that in generator, array has random() method
<!DOCTYPE html>

Checkout working example below

<button id="button">generated word is EMPTY Click to generate more</button>

A: <!DOCTYPE html>

A: The main issue is the order of the scripts. Invoke rot.js first. And yes, var sword = new Array is unnecessary, though you won't get an error.
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Felipe Alaiz de Pablo, né le  à Belver de Cinca (province de Huesca) et mort le  à Paris, est un écrivain, traducteur et journaliste espagnol de la mouvance libertaire. Il est considéré comme étant le premier écrivain espagnol ouvertement anarchiste.

Biographie
Felipe Alaiz étudie à Lérida, Huesca et Saragosse. Il dirige pendant deux ans La Revista de Aragón (Saragosse, 1914). Très jeune, Felipe  Alaiz se consacre au journalisme militant, activité qu'il exercera toute sa vie. Il est professeur de littérature au Liceo Escolar de Lérida, centre pédagogique d'avant-garde fondé par Federico Godàs Legido. Dans ce centre d'enseignement, il rencontre d'autres jeunes enseignants comme Joaquín Maurín et Víctor Colomer.

De 1918 à 1920, invité par José Ortega y Gasset, il collabore au quotidien El Sol de Madrid.

Il découvre la bohème littéraire madrilène et rencontre Pío Baroja et Eugenio d'Ors. Il prend sans doute contact avec la mouvance libertaire à Tarragone. Peu après, il s'établit à Barcelone où il co-dirige la Revista Nueva et écrit en prison le roman Quinet.

C'est en 1920 qu'il se rapproche de la Confédération nationale du travail qu'il accompagne, malgré de vifs débats, jusqu'à la fin de sa vie.

À l'époque du pistolérisme, il réalise de nombreux travaux dans l'édition, dont des traductions.

Pendant la Deuxième République espagnole, il collabore à La Revista Blanca et traduit l'œuvre de l'historien anarchiste Max Nettlau.

En 1931, avec Ramón Acín Aquilué, il est l'auteur d'un projet de Musée du Travail consacré à la vie populaire du peuple aragonais. Il défend alors des positions « anti-artistiques ».

Felipe Alaiz dirige d'importants journaux anarchistes comme Tierra y libertad et Solidaridad obrera.

Anarchiste individualiste intransigeant, il est considéré avec méfiance par les dirigeants de la Confédération nationale du travail et Fédération Anarchiste Ibérique dont il est membre.

Il met sa plume au service de Los Solidarios, le groupe de pistoleros fondé par Buenaventura Durruti, Joan García Oliver et Francisco Ascaso. Il se montrera plus tard critique envers ce noyau de militants

Il écrit des romans (Quinet, María se me fuga de la novela), des critiques littéraires et artistiques (El arte de escribir sin arte ("L'art d'écrire sans art", essai contre  l'hypocrisie de la littérature bourgeoise), Tipos españoles, Arte Accesible, Lord Byron y su influencia en el romanticismo español) et traduit en espagnol Upton Sinclair, John Dos Passos et HG Wells.

Malgré sa vaste culture et son talent littéraire, il fuit les cercles distingués préférant la fréquentation des gens humbles.

En raison de ses prises de position anarchistes, il est fréquemment incarcéré et doit souvent payer des amendes. Il parvient à s'exiler en France de façon miraculeuse en 1939, après la victoire de Franco à la fin de la Guerre civile espagnole. Il publie un livre contre Staline en 1948.

Il passe les vingt dernières années de sa vie en France où il est « l'une des plumes les plus brillantes de l'exil libertaire espagnol ». Il meurt dans le dénuement à Montmartre en 1959.

L'art d'écrire sans art
Publié dans les années 1930, El arte de escribir sin arte exprime une conception de la littérature qui mise sur une forme d'écriture et de lecture éloignée des us et coutumes bourgeois qui ne se préoccupent que de leurs intérêts et de leur monde. Alaiz rejette les préciosités et pirouettes de style qui ont pour fonction de masquer la vérité. , dit Alaiz. Dans sa préface de 2012, le romancier Javier Cercas approuve Alaiz :

Œuvres
Plusieurs romans et essais dont :
 Quinet, roman, 1924
 Tipos españoles, deux volumes, 1962 et 1965
 El arte de escribir sin arte, réédité en 2012 par la fondation Anselmo Lorenzo avec une préface de Javier Cercas, présentation éditeur, .
 La zarpa de Stalin sobre Europa, Toulouse, Páginas Libres, 1948
 Hacia una Federación de Autonomías Ibéricas
 Historia de la Literatura desde El Cid hasta hoy
 Grandeza y miseria del siglo XIX
 Diccionario de modismos entre Aragón y Cataluña
 Lord Byron y su influencia en el romanticismo español
 Estudios de toponimia comarcal
 Monografía del trigo
 Testimonios de un libertario, Madrid, 1976.

Correspondance
 Lettre de loin, Alger, 10 juin 1945, lire en ligne.

Notes et références

Articles connexes
 Anarchisme sans adjectif

Annexes

Bibliographie
  Vicente Galindo Cortes, Felipe Alaiz, anarquista heterodoxo, Caracas, 1978.
  , Felipe Alaiz. Estudio y Antología del primer anarquista español, Ed. Júcar, 1981.
  Vicente Galindo Cortes, El periodismo independiente y libertario de Felipe Alaiz, Asociación Isaac Puente, Vitoria, 1990.
  Ferran Aisa, El Liceu Escolar de Lleida (1906-1937), Editorial Fonoll, Juneda, 2013.

Articles
  Susanna Tavera i Garcia, An example of anarchism and journalism in the Catalonia of the´30s, Annals del Periodisme Català, 1989, lire en ligne.
  Susanna Tavera i Garcia, « Cómo se hace un diario » de Felipe Alaiz, Annals del Periodisme Català, 1989, lire en ligne.
  Richard Cleminson1, Felipe Alaiz, Iberian Federalism and the Making of the Anarchist Intellectual, Social and Education History, juin 2012, , lire en ligne.
  Ferran Aisa, Felipe Alaiz escriptor anarquista, Catalunya, , février 2014, lire en ligne.

Notices
 Centre International de Recherches sur l'Anarchisme (Lausanne) : notice bibliographique.
 Centre Ascaso Durruti (Montpellier) : Alaiz Felipe (1887-1959).
 RA.forum : notice et photographie.
  Miguel Iñiguez, Esbozo de una Enciclopedia histórica del anarquismo español, Fundación de Estudios Libertarios Anselmo Lorenzo, Madrid, 2001,  ( lire en ligne).
  Fondation Ramón y Katia Acín : Felipe Alaiz de Pablo.
  Gran Enciclopedia Aragonesa : Felipe Aláiz de Pablo.

Liens externes

 .

 Felipe Alaiz de Pablo (1887-1959) sur elpasajero.com.

Naissance en mai 1887
Naissance dans la province de Huesca
Syndicaliste libertaire espagnol
Membre de la Confederación Nacional del Trabajo
Journaliste espagnol
Écrivain espagnol du XXe siècle
Écrivain libertaire
Traducteur espagnol du XXe siècle
Décès dans le 18e arrondissement de Paris
Décès en avril 1959
Décès à 71 ans
La Revista Blanca
Exilé du franquisme en France
Membre de la Fédération anarchiste ibérique


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This is a classic tale of selling your soul to the devil and the situation kind of backfiring in your face. It's compelling but there is so much predictability that I was left feeling disappointed.
Honestly, I would not recommend this to many friends. And for horror fans, you can probably skip this.
Lady Bird is good but wasn't my favorite of the year. It had merit and deserved to be among the ranks of Academy Award winners. I am glad that we are finally seeing coming-of-age stories from the cis-female perspective. I am glad that more women are writing stories and making movies and ALSO getting credit for it.
That being said, I hope that Lady Bird is what paves the way for other amazing female writers to share their craft and gain merit.
I loved I,Tonya. And I think a lot of people will be focused on this being billed as a comedy and not watch it. That disappoints me.
Tonya's story about childhood and early adulthood is actually quite tragic which isn't comedic. What is comedic are the antics and behaviors of those around her and how relatable the concept of "fitting in" to a community can be. Or how relatable Tonya's family and friends really are to someone that grew up in a similar suburban, not-so-privileged area of the US. People like LaVona are real. People like Shawn Eckhardt definitely exist.
Allison Janney OWNED the role of LaVona and I am so glad that she won for Supporting Actress.


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These are so cool, especially the third one. I think this may be my favourite part of the series so far.
I really couldn't pick a favourite.
Oh I love that third one -- I think it's an octopus holding up an army helmet to try and trick someone.
It would be so cool to take a walk in the woods at night, as Giliell suggests, with these lit up! That would be positively magical.
@Giliell, I am not aware of any such tradition in CZ. That does not mean there is none, since I do not care about tradition overmuch.
There used to bea a chinese lantern procession on 7th of November during the communist regime.
A walk at night with the lanterns lit would be very special. So would a daytime walk. We have no such traditions here (our stumps remain stumps) and it must be wonderful to happen upon one of these sculptures.


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Rost motives, affine varieties, and classifying spaces:
Victor Petrov, Nikita Semenov
Факультет математико-механический
3 Цитирования (Scopus)
In this article we investigate ordinary and equivariant Rost motives. We provide an equivariant motivic decomposition of the variety of full flags of a split semisimple algebraic group G over a field, a motivic decomposition of E/B for a G-torsor E over a smooth base scheme, study torsion subgroup of the Chow group of E/B, define some equivariant Rost motives over a field and some ordinary Rost motives over a general base scheme, and relate equivariant Rost motives with classifying spaces of some algebraic groups.
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Journal of the London Mathematical Society
https://doi.org/10.1112/jlms.12040
Classifying Space
Equivariant
Torsor
Chow Groups
Semisimple Groups
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Petrov, V., & Semenov, N. (2017). Rost motives, affine varieties, and classifying spaces: Journal of the London Mathematical Society, 95(3), 895-918. https://doi.org/10.1112/jlms.12040
Petrov, Victor ; Semenov, Nikita. / Rost motives, affine varieties, and classifying spaces:. В: Journal of the London Mathematical Society. 2017 ; Том 95, № 3. стр. 895-918.
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