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cannot import org.hibernate.session

I installed wildfly 8.1 to my eclipse and wanted to move my old project from jboss 4.2 to new one. There is a problem that import org.hibernate.Session; cannot be resolwed on WildFly 8.
can someone suggest any possible solutions?

A:

WildFly class loading is different comparing to JBoss 4.2. If you want to use Hibernate, than you'll need an explicit dependency on org.hibernate module.
One way of defining this is via a Dependencies entry in MAINFEST.MF:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
...
Dependencies: org.hibernate

Related reference section can be found here.

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Your issue is just that mobile browsers don't respect the size attribute of the <select> tag. Even desktop browsers have historically had trouble with it.
There's nothing you can really do about this, besides not rely on that attribute. It's not particularly difficult to create this kind of control in JavaScript. You could use a media query to decide whether to display a JavaScript version (mobile) or the <select> version (desktop).

$('ul.select li').click(function(e){
  var item = $(e.target);
  item.addClass('selected');
  item.siblings().removeClass('selected');
  $('#events').val(item.text());
});
ul.select {
   list-style: none;
   margin:  0;
   padding: 2px;
   border: 1px solid grey;
}

ul.select li {
   padding: 2px 6px;
}
ul.select li:hover {
   cursor: pointer;
}
ul.select li.selected {
   background-color: blue;
   color: white;
}
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

<input id="events" type="hidden"


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The economic payoff of a self-contained propulsion system increases with increasing transit distances. Present-day railroad systems corroborate that argument: short-range transit systems typically utilize external electric power, whereas long-range transportation systems utilize autonomous propulsion in form of Diesel locomotives.
The linear turbine drive of the present invention is a propulsion system largely contained within the vehicle and as such provides the desired autonomy in operation. It can also provide indigenous levitation by producing a gascushion.
The linear turbine drive consists of an onboard gas generator, typically an aeronautical fan/jet engine unit, andint32_t     count;      /* The number of key-value pairs in this table.
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![A subset of the micropeptides can be ectopically expressed upon transient transfection. (**A**) qPCR results for various lncRNAs corroborate the findings of RNA-seq. Error bars represent the standard deviation from three independent experiments ([Table S2](#app1-genes-08-00206){ref-type="app"}). All data were normalized to actin. (**B**) Bar graphs representing thesale

Mr Dai even managed to make brick hinges so the doors can open and close.

The car has been on display at Shenzheng, in Guangdong province, in southeastern China, and has now has been put up for sale.

Mr Dai said: 'Only the windows are not made of bricks. Everything else including the tyres, the steering wheel, the exhaust pipe and trimmings are made of brick.'

The artist is hopeful that a Chinese businessman will by the car, which doesn't run, for at least £80,000

Mr Dai said: 'Only the windows are not made of bricks. Everything else including the tyres, the steering wheel, the exhaust pipe and trimmings are made of brick.'

He is hoping the car will be sold for use as a garden ornament and bought by one of the


The present invention relates to a current measuring arrangement for providing at an output terminal an voltage proportional to a current to be measured, said current measuring device comprising a first field effect device and a second field effect device.
The present invention also relates to a voltage measuring device and a telephone terminal using a current measuring device according to the invention.
A current measuring device according to the preamble is known from the Unexamined Japanese Patent Application, Laid Open No. 59-221672.
Such current measuring devices find widespread use in applications in which a voltage should be provided representing a current flowing in a part of an electronic circuit. An example of such an application is a telephone terminal in which it is advantageous to make several transmission parameters dependentThe role of coenzyme Q-10 in aging: a follow-up study on life-long oral supplementation Q-10 in rats.
The essential role of coenzyme Q--ubiquinone--in biological energy transduction is well established. Reduced Q--ubiquinol--has also been shown to act as an antioxidant and to decrease the action of free radicals, which in turn could cause damage to structural lipids or proteins. The accumulation of lipopigments during aging in several peripheral organs and in the nervous system is considered to be related to the peroxidation of unsaturated fatty acids. An age-related decline of Q-10 has been suggested to occur in man and rats. In this study we followed the effects of life-long oral supplementation of coenzyme Q-10 on the development and life-span and pigment accumulation in peripheral tissues and the nervous system of


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exposed to PC-CM. Quantitative PCR analysis of the expression of **(E)** glial fate determinants (Olig2 for oligodendrocytes and ID2 for astrocytes) and of **(F)** the neurogenic marker doublecortin (DCX). Note that PC-CM increases the expression of Olig2 and decreases ID2 while DCX was not affected. Means ± SD are shown. Data were obtained from three independent experiments and were analyzed by analysis of variance (ANOVA) followed by Tukey *post hoc* test. \*\**p* \< 0.01, ^\#\#\#^ and \*\*\**p* \< 0.001. \*Indicates statistical difference for PC-CM and ^\#^ for MSC-CM. **(G)** Graph of MTT proliferation assay after incubation with alfa MEM (Ctrl) and PC-CM during 0, 24 and 48 h showing that there are no significant differences between the two conditions. **(H,I)** Quantitative analysis of Ki-67 + Olig2+ cells compared37°C).

NSC Stimulation With PC-CM and MSC-CM {#s2-3}
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NSCs were treated with PC-CM and MSC-CM as previously described (Rivera et al., [@B15]). Briefly, NSCs were seeded overnight onto poly-ornithine (250 μg/mL) and laminin (5 μg/mL)-coated glass coverslips at a density of 12,000 cells/cm^2^ in αMEM-10% FBS. Next, media was replaced, and cells were incubated either with PC-CM or MSC-CM. NSCs were alternatively incubated in αMEM-10% FBS as a control condition. Media was changed every third day. After 1 week of incubation, cells were fixed for 10 min with phosphate-buffered 4% paraformaldehyde (Sigma-Aldrich, Taufkirchen, Germany) and processed for immunofluorescence.

Blocking of Lama2 in PC-CM {#s2-4}
--------------------------

PC-CM was collected as previously described (De La Fuente et al., [@B6]). To block Lama2 in the PC-CM, the media was incubated in rotation for 2 h at


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References

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Zuo L, Zhan Y, Liu F, et al. Clinical and laboratory factors related to acute isolated vertigo or dizziness and cerebral infarction. Brain Behav. 2018;8:e01092 10.1002/brb3.1092

**Funding information**

This work was supported by the Ministry of Science and Technology (Grant No. 2016YFA0101301), Shanghai Science and Technology Commission (Grant No. 16511105000‐16511105002) and Key Disciplines Group Construction Project of Pudong Health Bureau of Shanghai (Grant No. PWZxq2017‐08)

1. INTRODUCTION {#brb31092-sec-0005}
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Acute onset vertigo or dizziness is a common symptom of posterior circulation ischemia. When vertigo or dizziness occurs in isolation or is accompanied by nausea and vomiting with a lack of other symptoms or signs of neurological impairment, the presentation is often presumed to be due to a benign peripheral cause, such as vestibular neuronitis (Hotson & Baloh, [1998](#brb31092-bib-0007){ref-type="ref"}). In recent years, cerebrovascular disease as Abnormality of vertebral artery   2.049 (1.018--4.123)   0.044[a](#brb31092-note-0012){ref-type="fn"}

CI indicates confidence interval; NSE: neuron specific enolase; OR: odds ratio.

Statistically significant, *p* \< 0.05.

John Wiley & Sons, Ltd

4. DISCUSSION {#brb31092-sec-0014}
=============

Isolated vertigo or dizziness is a common clinical symptom. A German study reported that 5% of adults experience symptoms of vertigo each year, of whom 80% consult a doctor (Neuhauser et al., [2005](#brb31092-bib-0022){ref-type="ref"}). A single‐center study found that 11% of ED visits related to complaints of vertigo or dizziness (Lammers et al., [2011](#brb31092-bib-0015){ref-type="ref"}). Isolated vertigo or dizziness can be symptoms preceding posterior circulation stroke or the only symptom of cerebral infarction, results of other studies found that among patients with isolated vertigo or dizziness, about 0.7%--10% are due to acute cerebral infarction (Doijiri, Uno, Miyashita, Ihara, & Nagatsuka, [2016](#brb31092-bib-0005){ref-type="ref"}; Kerber, Brown,


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ton of resources to teach you how to create a RAID with mdadm. I used the information in the ever-useful Arch wiki on RAID installation. The short version, however, is that you install a number of disks, partition them identically (or as nearly as possible), and then use mdadm to create the array. I created my array previously, so I haven’t done this in a LEDE environment, but if I just had the disks partitioned I would have created my arrays with these commands:

After the initial creation the raid devices (i.e. /dev/md0) are just like standard block devices, so you’d throw a filesystem on them (mkfs.ext4 /dev/md0) and mount them as usual.

Configuring mdadm

There is no LUCI integration for mdadm, so I hand configured this in /etc/config/mdadm

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@GeorgeStraitFan You are wrong on almost every point. I don't know if your general claim in item #1 is true, but I've never heard of such a thing, and considering how far off base you are on the other items, I think you may just be making up what you say in #1. One thing that is definitely not true is that the Dome is rotting. Fabrics rot. Wood rots. Steel and concrete and glass and Lucite skylights do not rot. Ask the people who designed


Q:

List Lines per Quantity

I'm probably over thinking this. I have a simple table with Name and Ticket Quantity columns. I want to output a row by row list of the names for each quantity purchased. See example below.
Table:
Name           Quantity
-----------------------
Bob            1
Joe            2
Sally          1

Output:
Bob
Joe
Joe
Sally

How could I achieve this in TSQL?

A:

SETUP:
DECLARE @table TABLE (
    NAME VARCHAR(10),
    Quantity INT
    )

INSERT INTO @table
SELECT 'Bob',   1 UNION ALL
SELECT 'Joe',   2 UNION ALL
SELECT 'Sally', 1

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MDAMB231 breast cancer tumour xenografts.

Materials and methods
=====================

Cell culture and media
----------------------

MCF7 and MDA-MB-231 cells were acquired from ATCC (LGC Standards, Teddington, UK) and used immediately. Prior to harvesting, cells were grown in DMEM containing 10% fetal calf serum and 1% penicillin/streptomycin at 37 °C with 5% CO~2~ to 80% confluence. Cultured human breast cancer cells were tested for mycoplasma (MycoAlert from Lonza Wokingham Ltd, Slough, UK) prior to harvesting. Mycoplasma-free cells were trypsinised, harvested, rinsed and then suspended in 50 : 50 DMEM and matrigel (BD Biosciences, Two Oak Park, Bedford, MA, USA). The suspension was kept below 4 °C at all times.

Xenografts
----------

Studies were carried out under licence 60/3729 in accordance with the guidelines of the UKCCCR. Female nude (nu/nu) mice for MCF7 studies or female SCID mice for MDAMB231 studies (both from5% normal rabbit serum, washed in PBS and incubated with avidin--biotinylated peroxidase complex in PBS using Vectastain Elite ABC kit reagents (Vector Labs). Immunoreactive sites were identified with diaminobenzidine/H~2~O~2~ in PBS containing 5 m imidazole, pH 7.0, for 10 min and sections counterstained with Mayer\'s haematoxylin before dehydrating, mounted with coverslips using DPX and viewed using light microscopy.

Histology
---------

The morphology of the tumours was assessed by haematoxylin- and eosin-stained sections. To assess changes in collagen content in treated tumours, Van Gieson staining was performed. Because formalin-fixed tissues can be significantly affected by differences in fixation time rendering TUNEL assays unreliable in many cases, to assess apoptosis and mitosis in tumour tissues, sections from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded xenograft tissue were stained with Hematoxylin and Eosin. Cells in 20 microscopic fields were counted and


metformin (300 mg kg^−1^) in water. MCF7 tumours pre-treated or treated with phenformin had statistically significant inhibition of tumour growth of 88% relative to the control group (*P*\<0.05). Animals injected with MDAMB231 cells and treated prophylactically with phenformin showed small lumps 6 weeks after inoculation, which remained static for the rest of the experiment. Established MDAMB231 tumours treated with phenformin demonstrated statistically significant inhibition of tumour growth of 60% relative to the control group (*P*\<0.05). There were no statistically significant differences between control mice and mice treated with metformin.](bjc201256f1){#fig1}

![Connective tissue histological analysis of MCF7 and MDAMB231 xenografts treated with phenformin using Van Gieson stain. MCF7 tumours treated with phenformin showed substantial increase of connective tissue, demonstrated as red/pink staining, which replaces epithelial tumour cells (**A** and **B**). No differences wereobserved in MDAMB231 tumours (**C** and **D**), × 5 magnified image captured with an Aperio ScanScope XT, Aperio Technologies, Vista, CA, USA.](bjc201256f2){#fig2}

![Phospho-histone H3 immunohistochemistry analysis of MCF7 and MDAMB231 xenografts treated with phenformin. Tumours were harvested and immunohistochemistry analysis performed as described in Materials and methods. No significant differences were observed for phenformin (**B** and **D**) compared with untreated MCF7 and MDAMB231 tumours (**A** and **C**), × 5 magnified image captured with an Aperio ScanScope XT, Aperio Technologies.](bjc201256f3){#fig3}

![Cleaved PARP analysis of MCF7 and MDAMB231 xenografts treated with phenformin. Tumours were harvested and immunohistochemistry analysis performed as described in Materials and methods. No significant differences were observed for phenformin (**B** and **D**) compared with untreated MCF7 and MDAMB231 tumours (**A** and **C**), × 5 magnified image captured with an


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plague COG at this point, with Qvofred and Trixtank disconnecting within a short time of each other at 13 minutes, triggering a pause which apparently caused some problems server side, kicking the remaining players from the game. Deamonmachine, the admin of the tournament, eventually ordered a rematch as there wasn't a clear victor and the match could not be resumed.The rematch required substitutions from COG, as Trixtank and Qvofred could not reconnect. Mugiwawa stepped up as the Sobek, and Enviun took up the mantle of Fenrir as the game was resumed. The difference was apparent as the early engagements went in the favour of Exposed Secrets, with early deaths from Apollo and Sobek putting COG at a disadvantage. Sprayarn disconnected once more at three minutes, causing a pausein transmission spectrum of the +K MoSe~2~ excitons. [Figure 3c,d](#f3){ref-type="fig"} depict the effects that dominate the co-polarized DT response. Because the conduction band is partially filled, phase-space filling leads to a blue shift of the transmission resonance, and the neutral exciton (X°) oscillator strength is reduced ([Fig. 3c](#f3){ref-type="fig"}). The inset to [Fig. 3c](#f3){ref-type="fig"} depicts the DT signal calculated by taking the difference between the orange and dashed blue curves.

The cross-polarized pump and probe configuration (green data) is depicted in the right inset of [Fig. 3a](#f3){ref-type="fig"}. Here, the pump (solid blue line) injects carriers into the −K valley of the WSe~2~ layer, and the subsequent electron transfer to the --K valley of the MoSe~2~. With this --K valley electron population, when the probe beam (dashed red line) excites electron--hole


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From the beginning of his 2020 campaign, Biden has banked his nomination chances not on arguing that he's the best candidate, either in terms of policy or enthusiasm, but that he is the only one "safe" enough to run against Donald Trump in the general election. Coasting on his association with the wildly popular Barack Obama, Biden's strategy has been to appeal to skittish Democratic voters who might not themselves have much personal zeal for the former veep, but who believe he won't scare off those fragile working-class white voters in the Midwest who have become such a focus of media attention since Trump's election.

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The problem with relying on voter ignorance to get Biden over the finish line, however, is that voters who are tuned out now will likely start to pay more attention as we get closer to voting season. More importantly, it's irresponsible of Biden's campaign to bet on voters nominating him out of ignorance, only to discover during the general election


Lithurgopsis apicalis

Lithurgopsis apicalis, the orange-tipped woodborer, is a species of woodborer bee in the family Megachilidae.

References

 Hinojosa-Díaz I (2008). "The giant resin bee making its way west: First record in Kansas (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae)". ZooKeys 1: 67-71.

Further reading

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To evaluate the frequency of concurrent drug administration and drug-drug incompatibility of concurrently administered drugs in critically ill children based on available references. We retrospectively evaluated concurrent intravenous drug administration in children admitted to a single centre. Eligible patients included those admitted to the critical care unit for at least 6-hours in the ten-year period ending 30 July 2015 and received two or more IV drug administrations. Compatibilities were classified using local reference documents. The 16,863 eligible patients were admitted to ICU for 2,212,326h and received 3,664,667 concurrent administrations. Concurrent infusions ran for 6,263,600h. There were 2,284,066 (62%) concurrent administrations; 334,144 (9%) were compatible, 293,856 (8%) were incompatible, 293,856 (8%) required pharmacist consultation, and 752,601 (21%)


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Where was I? Oh yeah, the review. Operation Overdrive… *Sighs* What a train wreck that turned out to be. And the premise was really cool, too: A wealthy archeologist uncovers the


I mean, there have been instances of individual Rangers such as Carter, Tommy and Tyler taking on giant-sized enemies without the use of Zords, but here’s the thing: they were in Ranger form. Mack though, he just turns into Superman for no real reason. And the Retro Rangers have the gall to cheer during this madness.

*Sighs* Back at the mansion, Mack gives Excelsior to the Sentinel Knight so it can’t be used against him, and the spirit merges with it, taking on a robotic form that cures him of his whole “being dead” thing. Rose and the others apologize for leaving – because apparently, they learned their lesson on the trip home – and Andrew welcomes them back.

The Retro crew walks in and thanks the Overdrive Rangers forout one of his tech gyros, saying that one thing he learns from fighting the Rangers is to “always have a Plan B.” He places the device inside the creature, reviving it and giving it a cybernetic new look.

The Rangers soon get wind of the baddies gathering in the quarry (of course), and Adam hands Mack his newly repaired morpher, asking if the Red Ranger is “ready for action.” He is, and the combined teams soon arrive to do battle with the surprised villains. Once they’re done walking up to the evil mob in slow-motion, they morph, one by one.

Adam goes first, showing off his new morphing sequence where purple lighting forms his suit as he stands in front of a post-apocalyptic wasteland, then his helmet flies into


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However, SQL returns de-normalized or "flattened" data for an N+ join: only a set of homogenous records can be returned in a single result-set. (Some databases, like SQL Server, allow returning structure by supporting XML generation.)
To get the desired array structure in PHP will require:

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There will about one query/object. While the theoretical bounds might be similar, the practicalbetter at it - we can transfer this ability to a non-controlled environment (i.e., daily life). As we learn, first-hand, that we no longer have to get caught up in (be a victim to) mental activity, it becomes easier to apply that knowledge to challenging situations in the real world.

And, our compulsive minds cease dictating who we are and what we do.

The key to seeing benefits, however, is developing a consistent practice. It's not a "spot fix" you only do when you get stressed. Instead, you have to do it every day. It's like building a muscle through exercise - you can't just do it "now and then" and expect to see results.

The good thing about meditation is that it's simple. The bad thing is, most people don't


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dismissed the government’s case based on the Speedy Trial Act;

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business records identified cardholders other than those named

in the indictment, Defendant complains that the records, even if

relevant, were unfairly prejudicial, because “using evidence of

this larger number of uncharged transactions . . . ma[de] [him]

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independent servers connected to client hosts by an interconnection network. The interconnection network can be implemented using packet switches such as FastEthernet or ATM switches. Each server has separate CPU, memory, disk storage, and network interface. The so-called share-nothing approach ensures that the scalability of the system will not be limited by resource contention. Through the interconnection network (e.g. a packet switch) a client retrieves video data from each server block by block and re-sequences the video data for playback. The number of servers in a system may be denoted by NS and the number of clients by NC.
The principle behind parallel video server architecture is the striping of a video title across all servers in a system. A server's storage space may be divided into fixed-size stripein the system. This instantaneous load imbalance can temporarily degrade the server's performance and cause video playback interruptions at the client.
In order to better understand the invention, it is helpful to consider an analytical model of the request generation process in a pull-type service-based system. A portion of this model was previously developed by the inventor and reported in “Performance Analysis of a Pull-Based Parallel Video Server,” cited above. Assuming the system uses a credit-based flow control algorithm to manage the data flow from the servers to the client, the client maintains LC buffers (each Q bytes) of video data to absorb system delay variations. Before playback starts, the client will first pre-fetch the first (LC−1) buffers, and then request one more video block whenever the head-of-line video


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In a semiconductor fabrication process, it may be desirable to form recesses in the semiconductor substrate. However, traditional isotropic/v-shaped recesses in the substrate are generally not applied to 32 angstrom devices and below and generally do lead to poor device performance such as, poor junction leakage performance, and severe Si pull back after an SiGe epitaxy growth. In addition, a lightly doped drain (LDD) at a surface of the substrate under the gate has a high cutout. Thus, it is desirable to have a bottle-neck shaped recess in a semiconductor device to improve upon the disadvantages discussed above.


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But while adoption sky-rocketed, contribution did not grow in the same way. It’s still Kolab Systems driving the vast majority of all code development in Roundcube along with a small number of occasional contributors. And as a direct result of the Snowden revelations the development of web collaboration solutions fragmented further. There are a number of proprietary approaches, which should be self-evidently disqualified from being taken serious based on what we have learned about how solutions get compromised. But there are


most important part of Internet security," said Robert Pacheco, owner of Computer Techs of San Antonio. "It's the beginning and end of the issue. You can't stop [hacking]. You do what you can do to prevent it. You just try to stop most of it."

A strong firewall, as well as spyware- and virus-detection software, protect a computer's so-called "back door," Pacheco says, where a hacker can gain access through various cyber threats.

Passwords, however, protect information from a frontal assault, via the computer's keyboard. From his mom-and-pop computer repair store, Pacheco sees so many password-related problems that he printed up instructions imparting his wisdom on flummoxed customers. The simple suggestions give customers and victims ideas of what to avoid when securing their digital life.

The most egregious example Pacheco has"After consultation with counsel, I decline to answer your question based on the rights provided by the 5th and 1st Amendments."

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The point of the hearing, said McCaskill, was "understanding how criminals systematically use online platforms to transform normal American teenagers into sex slaves." But


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\propto


constant phase at ${t'}>0.006$. In the region of interest ${t'}<0.001~{(\textrm{GeV}\!/c)^2}$, the relative phase $\Delta\varphi$ of the two production amplitudes covers the range between $110^{\circ}$ and $130^{\circ}$. This indicates that interference of diffractive and Primakoff production of the $a_2(1320)$ in this $t'$ range is small.

Figure \[fig:prim\_pi2\](a) shows the intensity of the $2^{-+}0^{+} f_2[S]\pi$ partial wave with $M=0$, which contains the diffractively produced $\pi_{2}(1670)$, and fig. \[fig:prim\_pi2\](b) the intensity of the $2^{-+}1^{+} f_2[S]\pi$ amplitude with $M=1$. Their relative phase as obtained from the PWA is shown in fig. \[fig:prim\_pi2\](c) as a function of the three-pion mass. The phase shows a constant behaviour around the nominal mass of the $\pi_{2}(1670)$. This phase locking indicates the presence of the same resonance $\pi_2(1670)$ in both spin projections $M=0$ and $M=1$, which are allowed for $J^{PC}=2^{-+}$ amplitudesand Primakoff production in this $t'$ range. This allows the separation of the two production processes by a fit with a sum of two non-interfering contributions.

At this point we do not make any statement about resonances in $J^{PC}=1^{++}$ or $J^{PC}=1^{-+}$ amplitudes with $M=1$. Such amplitudes are present in the fit (see table \[tab:waveset\]) and collect non-negligible intensities, but their interpretation in terms of resonances is not obvious. The clarification of their nature is beyond the scope of the present paper.

![image](fig8a.pdf){width="49.00000%"} ![image](fig8b.pdf){width="49.00000%"}\

\(a) (b)

The total intensities of the amplitudes with $J^{PC}M=2^{++}1$ in the $\rho[D]\pi$ and $J^{PC}M=2^{-+}1$ in the $f_2 [S]\pi$ decay channel are depicted in fig. \[fig:prim\_totals\]. They are fitted by an incoherent sum of Primakoff and diffractive productions to obtain the relative strengths of both contributions to be evaluated in the


indicated range ${t'}<0.001~{(\textrm{GeV}\!/c)^2}$. This procedure is justified by the expected relative phase of $\approx90^{\circ}$ between the photon and pomeron amplitudes, which is caused by the photon being real, while the pomeron corresponds to imaginary potential due to the absorptive nature of the strong interaction. For pomeron exchange, no phase difference between $M=0$ and $M=1$ amplitudes is expected. For this fit the Primakoff production is parameterised by $\textrm{d}\sigma_{\textrm{prim}}/\textrm{d}t'
\propto \exp(-b_{\textrm{prim}}(m) t')$ instead of the extremely sharp form given by eq. , as discussed in sect. \[sec:prim\_res:resol\]. The diffractive contribution, in turn, is parameterised by $\sigma_{\textrm{diff}} \propto t' \exp (-b_{\textrm{diff}}(m)
t')$, as for $M=1$ in eq. .

The resulting slopes amount to ${b_{\textrm{prim}}}(m_{a_2})=(1292\pm 53)\ {(\textrm{GeV}\!/c)^{-2}}$ and ${b_{\textrm{diff}}}(m_{a_2})=(374\pm 25)\ {(\textrm{GeV}\!/c)^{-2}}$ for the $a_2(1320)$ (fig. \[fig:prim\_totals\](a)). The quoted fit uncertainties take into account the error estimates from the PWA(left) edge the positions of the beam telescope detectors measuring an incoming beam track limit the fiducial decay volume. The contribution of the small background stemming from pion interactions in the lead target is obtained from the vertex distribution in the neighbouring mass region $0.52\ {\textrm{GeV}\!/c^2}<{m_{3\pi}}<0.57\ {\textrm{GeV}\!/c^2}$ as indicated in fig. \[fig:kaon\_decays\] (a), scaled according to the expected intensity below the peak of the mass spectrum, and subtracted. The resulting distribution is quite flat, as expected, but shows a small drop in the region just upstream of the lead target. This can be explained by multiple scattering of the three pion tracks in lead, which leads to a local broadening of the decay vertex distribution. The choice of the range of positions of reconstructed decay vertices in \[$-$350, 270\] cm (shaded area


in fig. \[fig:kaon\_decays\] (c)) assures uniform reconstruction efficiency.

These mass and decay vertex distributions were confirmed by a dedicated full MC simulation of kaon decays in the respective region of the COMPASS spectrometer. Figure \[fig:kaon\_decays\] (b) depicts the corresponding invariant mass distribution of the reconstructed kaon decays. The contribution from pion interactions in the target, which is present in the experimental data as smoothly rising background, is absent here. The shape of the reconstructed kaon mass spectrum is precisely reproduced, including the broad part at the base which is traced back to kaons decaying upstream of the lead target. Figure \[fig:kaon\_decays\] (d) presents the spatial distribution of simulated and reconstructed kaon decay vertices, confirming the correct choice of the fiducial decay volume.

The acceptance for kaon decay events is $\epsilon_{K} \approx 0.459$, calculated from the ratiooften allows for too much freedom between the production amplitudes $T_{ir}^{\epsilon}$ that appear $N_r$ times in the PWA fit. Instead, the observed incoherence can be taken into account by using partial coherences. This allows limited coherence between selected sets of decay amplitudes and thus reweighting of individual off-diagonal terms in the coherent sum, as illustrated by:

$$\begin{aligned}
\sum_{ij} \; T_{i} \; T_{j}^{*} \; \psi_{i} \; \psi_{j}^{*} \quad \rightarrow \quad
\sum_{ij} \; \textrm{r}_{ij} \; T_{i} \; T_{j}^{*} \; \psi_{i} \; \psi_{j}^{*}  \ .
\label{eq:pwa:partcoh_simple}\end{aligned}$$

Here, $\textrm{r}_{ij} \leq 1$ are real numbers that reflect the reduction of coherence between the decay amplitudes $i$ and $j$, with $\textrm{r}_{ij} =
\textrm{r}_{ji}$. They decrease the contribution of the interference of the amplitudes $i$ and $j$, without introducing additional phases as $N_r>1$ does. These parameters are usually also fitted.


+ t_1)^2 } { b + s - 2 -s_2 + t_1 -  \Sigma_{\rho} (2 - s + s_2 - t_1)} \bigg] \nonumber \\
    &+  \frac{g_{\rho\pi}^2}{ b^2 (t_1 - 1)} \bigg[ \frac{(2s - 2s_1 - s_2 +t_1 + 2t_2 -1) s_2^2}{b - s_2 - \Sigma_{\rho}(s_2)} \nonumber \\
    & \quad + \frac{(s + 1 - s_1 - 2 s_2 + t_1 + t_2) (s - 2 - s_1 + t_2)^2}{b+ s - 2 - s_1 + t_2 - \Sigma_{\rho} (2 -s + s_1 - t_2)} \bigg] \nonumber \\
    &+  \frac{g_{\rho\pi}^2 }{ b^2 } \bigg[ \frac{s_2(1 - s_2 - t_2)}{ b - s_2 - \Sigma_{\rho}(s_2)} + \frac{s_1 (s - 2 - 2 s_1 + t_2)}{ b - s_1           1.3051        0.31616       7.3830       101.58      238700.0     23925.0
  $1^{++}0^{+}\rho [D]\pi$                           1.5943        0.26680       1.5255       53.629     $-77.010$    $-524.38$
  $1^{++}0^{+}(\pi\pi)_S [P]\pi$


for parasitological and clinical manifestations of disease during the next year to determine whether extended duration of infection and/or continued association of the schistosome with the bladder will account for further alterations of bladder involvement. New capuchins, already patent for infection, will be included in the study series for the next period. Urine cytology will be employed in an attempt to judge status of bladder involvement attendant to infection. Selected hosts will be examined by open cystotomy. Lesions will be sampled for histopathological evaluation and some will be transferred to other sites in the same host or to other noninfected, control capuchins if lesions permit.x(f) = 2*f + 1103 - 2232 + 1117. Give x(9).
6
Let x = 18 + -13. Suppose -x*s - 5*u = -70, -3*s - 4*u = 2*s - 66. Suppose -h + s = 2*j + h, -5*j - 2*h = -19. Let t(o) = o**3 - 2*o**2 + o - 3. Determine t(j).
9
Suppose 19*s = -14 + 109. Let q(a) = -5*a + 20. What is q(s)?
-5
Suppose 0 = 2*r - 6*r + 16. Let n(b) be the third derivative of b**6/120 - b**5/20 - b**4/24 + b**3/6 + 1657*b**2. Determine n(r).
13
Suppose -2*f - 26 = -4*s, 5*s - 5*f - 49 = -9. Let w(u) = s*u + 7*u + 21 - 9*u - 18. What is w(4)?
15
Let i(v) = -v**3 - 4*v**2 - 3*v -


2. Suppose 12 = 4*m + 4*s, 0 = -m + 3*s - 5 - 4. Suppose -10 = -5*u + 3*u. Suppose u*c + 15 = -m*c. Give i(c).
-2
Let y(f) = 44*f - 30 - 19 - 2*f**3 - 5 + 3*f**3 + 25*f**2 + 13. Give y(-23).
5
Let m(y) = 45*y + 28. Let z(n) = -13*n - 9. Let i(s) = 2*m(s) + 7*z(s). Suppose 2*u = 3*t + 3, 0*t = -4*t - 12. What is i(u)?
-4
Let r(f) = -2*f**3 + 3*f**2 - 2*f + 2. Let w be r(2). Let x(t) = -t**2 - 5*t + 10. Let h be x(w). Let g(b) = -142*b + 146*b - b**2 - 1 - b**2 + b**2. Give g(h).
-1
Let c(s) = -2*s**3 + 14*s**2 - 21*s- (-1)/(-3). Let r be ((-6*n)/1)/1. Calculate x(r).
-11
Let t(a) = -2*a - 20. Let d be t(-13). Suppose 11*k - d = 8*k. Let f(z) = 2*z**3 - 2*z + 2*z - k*z + 1 + z**2. Determine f(-2).
-7
Let y be (-4)/6 - 8/6. Let r(j) = -j**3 + 5*j**2 + 2*j. Let l(k) = -3*k**3 + 11*k**2 + 4*k - 1. Let b(u) = -2*l(u) + 5*r(u). What is b(y)?
2
Let s(c) = 5*c**3 + 14*c**2 - 12*c + 14. Let v(f) = -3*f**3 - 7*f**2 + 6*f - 7. Let z(l) = 4*s(l) + 7*v(l). Give z(6).
7
Let y = -350 + 350. Let h(l) be the second derivative of 3*l + y - 1/6*l**3 + 0*l**2. Determine h(6).
-6
Let d(y) = y**3 + 47 - 141 - 4*y


2), fever (n = 5), weight gain (n = 3), edema (n = 3) and/or pleural effusion (n = 5). The following variables were compared in patients with and without RS: hemoglobin levels, leukocyte and platelet counts, frequency of hypergranular and variant morphological subtypes, percentages of CD33+, CD13+, CD117+ blasts in the bone marrow, fluorescence intensity and variation of these markers in the leukemic cells, expressed as the median channel of fluorescence (MCF) and fluorescence coefficient of variation (CV), respectively. RS incidence was 11.26% and the average time for syndrome development was 11.5 days after starting ATRA treatment. All patients presented acute respiratory distress. Other symptoms included fever, weight gain, edema and renal insufficiency. The main radiological findings were ground glass opacities, increased vascular pedicle and peribronchial cuffing. Runtime.getRuntime.addShutdownHook(new Thread() {
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A FAMILYS TRAGEDY / Fumbles, missteps hindered search / Father hiked 16 miles in effort to save family

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For four days, as the snowbound Kim family's food supplies dwindled and they used up their gas running their stranded car's heater, no one even knew they were missing.

[Podcast: Remembering James Kim, a frequent guest and podcast contributor.]

It was two more days before rescuers narrowed the search to roads leading across thousands of square miles of western Oregon, andin Portland. The plan the next day was to go to Gold Beach, on the coast 29 miles north of the California border, and then stop in Mendocino before driving home Nov. 27.

As the world now knows, they became stranded in the snow west of Grants Pass before they ever got to the coast. But at the time, no one was expecting to hear from them, so no one knew they were missing.

On Nov. 28, the day after they were due back, the couple missed several appointments. By the afternoon of Nov. 29, with no word from the family, their house-sitter reported them missing to San Francisco police.

By then, the Kims had already been lost for four days.

Detective Mike Weinstein of the Portland police missing persons detail was


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The group also reported it had 366,000 members and received donations from roughly 53,500 donors. The group did not respond to requests for information on donors and whether the bulk came from large contributors like the effort back by New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg.

Still, the NRA is a formidable force. Since the mass shooting in Newtown, Conn., the NRA’s membership has grown to a record 5 million, according to the group’s president Wayne LaPierre. The group has also built up a veritable war chest, spending $18 million on the 2012 election.

Democrats suffered a decisive defeat in the Senate even on the compromise issue of background checks. And even if the groups on the left can change some minds in the Senate,real-world implementation of influence maximization has used AI or algorithmic approaches for peer leader selection, despite the scale and uncertainty in these networks; instead relying on convenience selection or simple centrality measures. Kelly et. al. [@kelly1997randomised] identify peer leaders based on personal traits of individuals, irrespective of their structural position in the social network. Moreover, selection of the most popular youth (i.e., Degree Centrality based selection) is the most popular heuristic for selecting peer leaders [@valente2012network]. However, as we show later, Degree Centrality is ineffective for *peer-leader based interventions*, as it only selects peer leaders from a particular area of the network, while ignoring other areas.

Influence Maximization
----------------------

On the other hand, a significant amount of research has occured in Computer Science in the field of computational influence maximization, which


the nodes chosen in that action. Consider $\Theta(a) = \{ \mbox{e }|\mbox{ e = (x,y) \text{s.t.} x} \in a \mbox{ } \wedge\mbox{ e} \in E_u \}\mbox{ }\forall a \in A$, which represents the (ordered) set of uncertain edges that are observed when we take POMDP action $a$. Then, our POMDP observation upon taking action $a$ is defined as $o(a) = \{F_{e} | e \in \Theta(a)\}$, i.e., the F-values (described in the POMDP state description) of the observed uncertain edges. For example, by taking action $\{B,C\}$ in Figure \[fig:backgrnd\_uncertainG\], the values of $F_4$ and $F_5$ (i.e., the F-values of uncertain edges in the 1-hop social circle of nodes $B$ and $C$) would be observed. We have an exponential observation space, as the number of possible observations is exponential inpath of length $r$ have different propagation probabilities $p(e_i)\mbox{ }\forall\mbox{ } i \mbox{ }\in [1,r]$, the probability of influence spreading between two nodes connected through this path of length $r$ is $\Pi_{i=1}^r p(e_i)$. For simplicity, we assume the same $p(e)\mbox{ } \forall e \in E$; hence, the probability of influence spreading becomes $p^r$. Using these results, we construct diffusion vector $\bf{D}$: $$\bf{D(p,T)_{nx1}} = \sum\nolimits_{t\in[1,T]} \Big( \left( p \overline{G}_{\sigma} \right)^t * \bf{1_{nx1}} \Big)$$

Here, $\bf{D(p, T)}$ is a column vector of size nx1, $\bf{p}$ is the constant propagation probability on the edges, $\bf{T}$ is a variable parameter that measures number of hops considered for influence spread (higher values of $\bf{T}$ yields more accurate $\bf{D(p, T)}$ but increases the runtime), $\bf{1_{nx1}}$ is a nx1 column vector of 1’s and $\overline{G}_{\sigma}$ is


which shows the value of our POMDP model. Further, it shows that PSINET-W beats PSINET-(S and C). Also, *POMCP runs out of memory on 30 node graphs*. Figure \[fig:qmdpRuntime\] shows that DC runs quickest (as expected) and all PSINET variants run in almost the same time. Thus, Figures \[fig:qmdpSolQual\] and \[fig:qmdpRuntime\] tell us that while DC runs quickest, it provides the worst solutions. Amongst the POMDP based algorithms, PSINET-W is the best algorithm that can provide good solutions and can scale up as well. Surprisingly, PSINET-C performs worse than PSINET-(W and S) in terms of solution quality. Thus, we now focus on PSINET-W.

Having shown the impact of POMDPs, we analyze the impact of increasing network instances (which implies increasing number of votes in our algorithm) on PSINET-W. Figureslayer* ensemble is created by randomly sampling uncertain edges of the partitioned network to get a sampled network having no uncertain edges, and this sampled network is then mapped onto a *sampled POMDP*. Finally, the solutions of POMDPs in both the *bottom* and *top layer* ensembles are aggregated using novel techniques to get the solution for HEAL’s original POMDP.

HEAL uses several novel heuristics. First, it uses a novel two-layered *hierarchical ensembling heuristic*. Second, it uses graph partitioning techniques to partition the uncertain network, which generates partitions that minimize the edges going across partitions (while ensuring that partitions have similar sizes). Since these partitions are “almost" disconnected, we solve each partition separately. Third, it solves the *intermediate POMDP* for each partition by creating smaller-sized *sampled POMDPs* (via sampling uncertain


on these heuristics by first explaining the TASP solver.

\[alg:TASP\]

Create ensemble of $\Delta$ different POMDPs;\
\[taspflow:1\] $r = Expectation(\alpha)$;\
\[taspflow:3\] $\kappa = \operatorname*{argmax}_j r_j$;\
\[taspflow:4\] return $\kappa$;\

Bottom layer: TASP {#sec:TASP}
------------------

We now explain TASP, our new POMDP solver that solves each *intermediate POMDP* in HEAL’s bottom layer. Given an *intermediate POMDP* and the uncertain network it is defined on, as input, TASP goes through four steps (see Algorithm 4).

First, Step \[taspflow:1\] makes our *intermediate POMDP* more tractable by creating an ensemble of smaller sized *sampled POMDPs*. Each member of this ensemble is created by sampling uncertain edges of the input network to get an *instantiated* network. Each uncertain edge in the input network is randomly kept with probability $u(e)$, or removed with probability $1-u(e)$, to get an *instantiated* network with no uncertain edges.interventions (horizon), 20 nodes (a lower bound for any strategy) are influenced with certainty. However, the total number of influenced nodes might be 26 (say) and thus, the *Indirect Influence* is $26-20 = 6$. In all experiments, the propagation and existence probability values on all network edges were uniformly set to $0.1$ and $0.6$, respectively. This was done based on findings in Kelly et. al.[@kelly1997randomised]. However, we relax these parameter settings later in the section. All experiments are statistically significant under bootstrap-t ($\alpha = 0.05$).

**Baselines:** We use two algorithms as baselines. We use PSINET-W as a benchmark as it is the most relevant previous algorithm, which was shown to outperform heuristics used in practice; however, we also need a point of comparison when PSINET-W does not scale. No


*Indirect Influence*. This figure shows that HEAL is highly deviation-tolerant.

  ------- --------- --------- ---------
  $0.7$    $24.42$   $21.02$   $16.85$
  $0.6$     $0.0$    $18.26$   $12.46$
  $0.5$    $11.58$   $10.53$   $8.11$
  ------- --------- --------- ---------

**Sensitivity Analysis.** Finally, we test the robustness of HEAL’s solutions in the HD network, by allowing for error in HEAL’s understanding of $u(e)$/$p(e)$ values. We consider the case that $u(e)=0.1$ and $p(e)=0.6$ values that HEAL plans on, are wrong. Thus, HEAL plans its solutions using $u(e)=0.1$ and $p(e)=0.6$, but those solutions are evaluated on different (correct) $u(e)$/$p(e)$ values to get *estimated solutions*. These *estimated solutions* are compared to *true solutions* achievedof youth. Recall that these pilot studies serve three purposes. First, they help in justifying our assumptions about whether peer leaders actually spread HIV information in their social network, and whether they provide meaningful information about the social network structure (i.e., observations) during the intervention training. Second, these pilots help in exposing unforeseen challenges, which need to be solved convincingly before these agents can be deployed in the field. Third, they provide a head-to-head comparison of two different software agent approaches for social influence maximization, including a comparison with a baseline approach.

\
\

Each of these pilot studies had a different intervention mechanism, i.e., a different way of selecting actions (or a set of $K$ peer leaders). The first and second studies used HEALER and DOSIM (respectively) to select actions,


is because DOSIM can work with intervals in which the exact $p_e$ is assumed to lie. For the pilot study, we used the same interval of $[0.4, 0.8]$ to run DOSIM. Finally, the control group pilot study did not require finding $p_e$ values, as peer leaders were selected using Degree Centrality, which does not require knowledge of $p_e$.

Results from the Field
----------------------

We now provide results from all three pilot studies [@rice2018piloting]. In each study, three interventions were conducted (or, $T=3$), i.e., Step 3 of the pilot study process (Figure \[fig:pipe\]) was repeated three times. The actions (i.e., set of $K$ peer leaders) were chosen using intervention strategies (policies) provided by HEALER [@yadav2016using; @yadav2017ibm; @yadav2017explanation; @soriano2016simultaneous], DOSIM [@wilder2017uncharted], and Degree Centrality (DC) in the first, second and third pilot studies,difference ($p-value = 1.16E-08$) in information spread (averaged across 30 perturbed networks). These results support the view that HEALER, DOSIM and DC’s performance are not due to their pilot study networks being on the knife’s edge in terms of specific peculiarities. Thus, HEALER and DOSIM outperform DC on a variety of slightly perturbed networks as well.

Conclusion & Lessons Learned
----------------------------

This paper illustrates challenges faced in transitioning agents from an emerging phase in the lab, to a deployed application in the field. It presents first-of-its-kind results from three real-world pilot studies, involving 173 homeless youth in Los Angeles. Conducting these pilot studies underlined their importance in this transition process – *they are crucial milestones in the arduous journey of an agent from an emerging phase in the lab, to a


with very few peer leaders in attendance, despite each official spending 4-5 days worth of man hours in trying to find the chosen peer leaders [@yadav2017influence]. Moreover, the peer leaders who finally attend the intervention are usually not influential seed nodes. This has been the state of operations even though peer-led interventions have been conducted by social workers for almost a decade now.

To avoid this outcome, ad-hoc measures have been proposed [@yadav2017influence], e.g., contacting many more homeless youth than they can safely manage in an intervention. However, one then runs the risk that lots of youth may agree to be peer leaders, and shelter officials would have to conduct the intervention with all these youth (since it’s unethical to invite a youth first and then ask him/her notsession $t$ with certainty. Thus, query actions in session $t$ provide partial *observations* about the realization of nodes $\phi^t$ in session $t$. On the other hand, invite action $m_{\bm{a}}$ invites a subset of nodes $\bm{a} \subset V$ ($\|\bm{a}\| \leqslant K$) to the intervention. Upon taking an invite action, we *observe* which invited nodes are present (according to $\phi^t$) in the session and which of them accepted our invitation. Each invited node that is present accepts the invitation with a probability $\epsilon$. We refer to the nodes that accept our invitation as “*locked* nodes" (since they are guaranteed to attend the intervention). Finally, we can also take an *end-session* action, if we choose not to invite/query any more nodes in that session.

The observations received from query and invite actions


we take the invite action $a_o = {\ensuremath{\left \langle \{2\}, i \right \rangle }}$, we get a marginal gain of $0$. On the other hand, suppose we took the end-session action after the query, advance to the next session, again take a query action and ask about nodes $\{1,2,3\}$ and this time get the observation that $2$ is present (while others are absent). Now if we take the same invite action $a_o$, we get a positive marginal gain. This shows that the objective function of CAIM is not adaptive submodular.

These theorems show that CAIM is a computationally hard problem and it is difficult to even obtain any good approximate solutions for it. In this paper, we model CAIM as a POMDP.

POMDP Model
-----------

We cast the CAIM problem using POMDPsthis maximum is attained (for each value of $\|\vec{a}_{-1}\|_1$), i.e. $\mu_1(v) = argmax_{\vec{a}_1} \left[f_1(\vec{a}_1) + f_c(\|\vec{a}_1\|_1 + v)\right]$. After eliminating variables of the first community, we are left with $\max_{\vec{a}_{-1}} \sum_{x=2}^\ell f_x(\vec{a}_x) + \psi_1(\|\vec{a}_{-1}\|_1)$. We repeat the same procedure and eliminate $\vec{a}_2$ by computing $\max_{\vec{a}_2} f_2(\vec{a}_2) + \psi_1(\|\vec{a}_{-1}\|_1)$, to obtain $\psi_2(\|\vec{a}_{-1,-2}\|_1)$. Note that, again, $\psi_2$ depends only on the L-1 norm of the remaining variables. Also, for $\|\vec{a}_{-1,-2}\|_1 > z$, $\psi_2$ becomes $-\infty$. In a similar way, this holds for the remaining generated factors, giving Lemma 4.

Once we complete the forward pass, we are left with $\psi_\ell(0)$ which is the maximum value of the objective function. Then, as in standard VE, we backtrack and use the $\mu_x$ functions to obtain the maximizer $argmax_{\vec{a}} \sum_{x=1}^\ell f_x(\vec{a}_x) + f_c(\|\vec{a}\|_1)$, i.e.


$T$ (or $K$) values and the Y-axis shows the influence spread. Figure \[fig:3\] shows that both POMCP and SARSOP run out of memory at $T=2$ sessions. On the other hand, CAIMS scales up gracefully to increasing number of sessions. Similarly, Figure \[fig:4\] ($T=10$) shows that SARSOP runs out of memory at $K=1$, whereas POMCP runs out memory at $K=2$, whereas CAIMS scales up to larger values of $K$. These figures establish the superiority of CAIMS over its baselines as it outpeforms them over a multitude of parameters and network classes.

**Markov Nets** We illustrate the value of Markov networks to represent belief states in CAIMS. We compare CAIMS with and without Markov nets (in this case, belief states are represented using unweighted particle filters) on SBM networks of increasingsize. Figure \[fig:7\] shows influence spread comparison between CAIMS and CAIMS-Particle (the version of CAIMS which uses unweighted particle filters to represent belief states). Figure \[fig:8\] shows runtime comparison of CAIMS and CAIMS-Particle on the same SBM networks. These figures shows that using a more accurate representation for the belief state (using Markov networks) improved solution qualities by $\sim$15% at the cost of $\sim$3X slower runtime. However, the loss in speed due to Markov networks is not a concern (as even on 160 node networks, CAIMS with Markov networks runs in $\sim$75 seconds).

**Real World Trial** We conducted a real-world feasibility trial to test out CAIMS with a homeless shelter in Los Angeles. We enrolled 54 homeless youth from this shelter into our trial and constructed a friendship based


day). Thus, a very large fraction of people on planet Earth do not have either financial resources, or cannot access most AI based applications. Moreover, these low-resource communities suffer from a large range of problems (such as access to healthcare, good education, nutritional food and respectful employment, among others), which have not been tackled by Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science as much.

This thesis takes a forward step towards solving challenges faced by some low-resource communities. In order to better understand these problems, this thesis is the result of long-lasting collaborations and communications with researchers at the USC School of Social Work and practitioners at several homeless youth service providers. I have been very fortunate to work directly with these domain experts, learning from their experience and expertise topreferred waste management practices than the waste management practice selected in the county plan. If a public entity decides to deviate from the county's plan by choosing a lesser preferred practice, the public entity must determine its potential liability, develop and implement a plan for managing the potential liability, and submit the information to the agency. See Minn.Stat. § 115A.471. Defendants argue that NSWMA does not have standing to challenge section 115A.471.
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plaintiff's motion for summary judgment is denied. Plaintiff's action is dismissed with prejudice.[1]
LET JUDGMENT BE ENTERED ACCORDINGLY.
NOTES
[1]  The court recognizes that the parties did not move for summary judgment on count II of plaintiff's complaint which asserts a violation of section 1983 of Title 42, a statute creating no substantive rights, but providing a remedy when rights secured by federal law or the Constitution are deprived under color of state law. Lugar v. Edmondson Oil Co., Inc., 457 U.S. 922, 924, 102 S.Ct. 2744, 2746-47, 73 L.Ed.2d 482 (1982). An underlying constitutional right must exist before a cause of action under section 1983 will lie. Plaintiff must show that defendants violated a right, privilege or immunity protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States. BecauseHere at Mopar Online Parts we offer genuine OEM Mopar Jeep replacement parts that are the same your Jeep came from the factory with. All of the Jeep parts you receive will be brand new OEM parts direct from our official Jeep dealer to you. You can easily browse our Jeep Repair Parts Catalog to find exactly what you need. Within our up to date parts categories, you will find genuine Mopar replacement and repair parts such as oil filters, electrical parts, body parts, and tune up parts. Our Mopar Jeep parts inventory includes all the popular models, from the Jeep Cherokee to the Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Grand Cherokee. Check out this year's brand new Jeep model, the Jeep Renegade. Genuine OEM Jeep Renegade Accessories are available


available for use in Behavior Trees executed by this engine.

```C++
BehaviorTreeEngine::BehaviorTreeEngine()
{
    ...

  factory_.registerNodeType<nav2_behavior_tree::FollowPathAction>("FollowPath");

    ...
}
```

Once a new node is registered with the factory, it is now available to the BehaviorTreeEngine and can be used in Behavior Trees. For example, the following simple XML description of a BT shows the FollowPath node in use:

```XML
<root main_tree_to_execute="MainTree">
  <BehaviorTree ID="MainTree">
    <Sequence name="root">
      <ComputePathToPose goal="${goal}"/>
      <FollowPath path="${path}" controller_property="FollowPath"/>
    </Sequence>
  </BehaviorTree>
</root>
```
The BehaviorTree engine has a run method that accepts an XML description of a BT for execution:

```C++
  BtStatus run(
    BT::Blackboard::Ptr & blackboard,
    const std::string & behavior_tree_xml,
    std::function<void()> onLoop,
   View(postDetailsList);
    }

how can i have post2 in the view which are the answers

A:

Assuming you want to show a list of questions and its answers and have your View model like this.
( I changed Post1 to Question and Posts2 to Answers for better readability)
public class PostDetailsViewModel
{
    public Post Question { get; set; }
    public List<Post> Answers { get; set; }
}
public class Post
{
    public int ID { set; get; }
    public string Title { set; get; }
}

Assuming your controller returns a List of PostDetailsViewModel and PostDetailsViewModel has a Question Property of Type Post and Answers Property of type List
public ActionResult Posts()
{
  List<PostDetailsViewModel> objVMLsit = new List<PostDetailsViewModel>();
  //add the object to objVMList here


is simply the same painter using the same brush that
brought forth all creation. The fact that we look and function so differently but are so much the same proves both intelligence in design and points
to only one artist.

I believe that if one can accept that scientific claims to refute the bible are based on assumptions than you can clearly come to a choice. You may
still choose evolution but hopefully you will understand that many of us who don't are not nearly as stupid or naive as you may think.

This is a seventh day advent site, I don't agree with much of their religion, but I do like the series on the Genesis conflict. amazingdiscoveries.tv...

Only because I have posted this on ATS. For those of you who believe inthe most compelling of evidences
demonstrating that the Bible is the word of God is its unswerving ability to accurately predict future events, often in minute details. Specific
prophesies are conspicuously absent from the 26 other religious books that claim to be scripture, including the Muslim's Koran, the Book of Mormon,
the Hindu Vedas, and Buddhist writings. This in itself should be a major eye-opener to the honest skeptic. "
Accuracy Of Prophecy

So you read a story and chose to believe it. And as proof you link to sites created by others that believe the same story. I still see no proof
though, from a scientific perspective. Now, i am not saying that the evolution theory is correct either, it may also be wrong, but at least there is
more compelling evidence that at


can continue to dispute evolution based on the exact same data, then we can be sure of at least one thing origins, age
of the earth, and evolution remain an assumptions and not facts.

Since we have 900 people providing data to support evolution and only 100 providing data to prove creation, of course we find more evidence for
evolution, should be at least 9-1 by my assumption.

Here is where "SCIENCE" stops working. Because the majority believe what they have been taught since grade school all of their work goes to proving
what they believe. When a creation science says hey wait a minute before you go making your claims we have an opposite and equally sound scientific
theory that refutes your claim of evolution. They are immediately classified crazy Christian.

Calling me crazybecause I accept an alternate theory of which neither can be proven is not crazy, and is precisely what makes science so great.

What makes science so great is that in order for anything to be considered fact it not only has to happen once it has to be repeatable. And if even
one step of the work can be proven false than the entire theory collapses.

Currently we have 2 theories God and Evolution. It is absolutely imperative for the atheist mind to prove all religious text about God wrong.

Anyone who accepts Evolution at this current time in our understanding as a process that leads from a cingle cell to man is believing in the atheistic
view of religion. But still a religion none the less. The evolutionary theory provides a


implementation of the distance-based scheme [5] in which they respectively labeled each cell with the two-dimensional physical coordinate of the cell center or four-digits representing cell positions. The authors of [16] studied efficient data delivery between mobile vehicles and base stations using the distance-based scheme. The authors of [17] evaluated the performance of 4G LTE location management scheme using the distance-based model [22]. The authors of [18] made a simulation comparison between 4G LTE location management scheme and the usual distance-based scheme. Among these studies, only [17] and [18] theoretically analyzed the impact of the movement direction on the signaling cost under the one-dimensional discrete random-walk movement model, but they did not discuss the optimal LA design. Modeling the impact of the movement directionality is equivalent to characterizingpublic void persist(TestCase transientInstance) {
   }
}

Exception I get:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException

Can anyone please help me out?

A:

You are creating your TestCaseDAO bean without specifying a beanClass
<bean id="testCaseDAO" class="com.germin8.autom8.db.hb.dao.TestCaseDAO"
    parent="abstractDAO"></bean>

Spring will use the no-arg constructor of TestCaseDAO which is empty.
When this code executes
BEAN instance =  (BEAN) getSessionFactory().getCurrentSession().get(beanClass, id);

beanClass is null. This throws a NullPointerException down the line.
Since you know that TestCaseDAO is for TestCase only, change to
public TestCaseDAO() {
    super(TestCase.class);
}

and get rid of your other constructor. Perform similar changes to your other AbstractDAO implementations.


287.60. If this
resistance level is cleared, the 75% retracement level crossing at
291.40 is February's next target. Stochastics and the RSI are bullish
but becoming overbought warning traders that this week's rally may
prove to be a blow off run to complete the correction, which began in
December.

March silver closed slightly lower on Friday falling just short of
October's high crossing at 4.74. The ADX (a trend- following
indicator) is bullish however, it is well above the +DI and above 40
indicating that the rally off last fall's low is reaching maturity.
If October's high at 4.74 is cleared, last September's high at 4.795
is a potential target later this winter.

March copper posted an upside reversal on Friday due to a short
covering rebound ahead of the close. Additional strength on Monday is
needed to signal that March is                         7.2300   -0.9100  -11.38
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