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Bugs, Requests, and Changes (2015-08-04 20:52:37) :
Okay... looks like there may have been a permissions error in the last migration that was preventing universe image portfolio creation. Hopefully fixed now.
Okay... looks like there may have been a permissions error in the last migration that was preventing universe image portfolio creation. Hopefully fixed now.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-08-04 20:52:37.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2015-08-04 19:26:38) :
[b]Lete zhíogatis![/b]
They have returned!
[b]Lete zhíogatis![/b]
They have returned!
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-08-04 19:26:38.
Vokram Speaks! (2015-07-30 04:55:03) :
Guess who's back?
<Batrachos> Are there any good heart for women who mounted on his beetle as if on their lord am only throwing up my arse for ourselves in watching a damned long ago at his furious howling just as cleonymus on the wheel may not I was made for certain they awoke at least the women that ever hungry he must die for wine of bleating ewes of a sonsie open-looking.
<Opticon> Rhetorica: The georgian ductus you provided conspicuously includes a mediaeval-st...
Guess who's back?
<Batrachos> Are there any good heart for women who mounted on his beetle as if on their lord am only throwing up my arse for ourselves in watching a damned long ago at his furious howling just as cleonymus on the wheel may not I was made for certain they awoke at least the women that ever hungry he must die for wine of bleating ewes of a sonsie open-looking.
<Opticon> Rhetorica: The georgian ductus you provided conspicuously includes a mediaeval-st...
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Tern Messabout (2015-07-24 21:24:53) :
[i]Great way to not draw attention to yourself.[/i]
[i]Great way to not draw attention to yourself.[/i]
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Quote Thread (2015-07-24 21:24:32) :
[http://www.fanficmaker.com/|Boom.]
[http://www.fanficmaker.com/|Boom.]
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Heterosexual Mancrushes (straights-only safe zone) (2015-07-24 21:22:38) :
It checks out! All of them have wives.
It checks out! All of them have wives.
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Bugs, Requests, and Changes (2015-07-17 22:36:38) :
Same issue! Any ideas as to what was done differently for these two?
Same issue! Any ideas as to what was done differently for these two?
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-07-17 22:36:38.
Featured Articles (Nominations, etc.) (2015-06-28 23:16:32) :
It is done.
It is done.
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dhoklang Scratchpad (NP: Algonquoclone) (2015-06-27 17:40:16) :
Now to figure out what to do with the fourth through the eleventh persons!
Now to figure out what to do with the fourth through the eleventh persons!
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Featured Articles (Nominations, etc.) (2015-06-25 09:09:21) :
[i]Forty-five hours later...[/i]
[i]Forty-five hours later...[/i]
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Featured Articles (Nominations, etc.) (2015-06-23 11:12:12) :
Can we get a picture for the Fog?
Can we get a picture for the Fog?
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-06-23 11:12:12.
happiness thread (2015-06-21 09:41:54) :
More things I look forward to!
More things I look forward to!
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happiness thread (2015-06-19 16:11:53) :
[i]what is it with SCA developers who have trouble with metathesis gah[/i]
I'm really glad to hear you're using a sophisticated featural vector approach. My next big bio project is going to be something very analogous; I started work on it a couple of years ago but scrapped it because I realised I was implementing the actual alignment procedure in an asinine way.
A neat trick I discovered which might help handling metathesis: convert your feature vectors to floating point (if t...
[i]what is it with SCA developers who have trouble with metathesis gah[/i]
I'm really glad to hear you're using a sophisticated featural vector approach. My next big bio project is going to be something very analogous; I started work on it a couple of years ago but scrapped it because I realised I was implementing the actual alignment procedure in an asinine way.
A neat trick I discovered which might help handling metathesis: convert your feature vectors to floating point (if t...
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-06-19 16:11:53.
happiness thread (2015-06-16 06:07:07) :
[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BLAST_%28protocol%29]This, right?[/url] I actually had a boxed copy of it (okay—just the manuals and box) that I found at a junk shop. No idea where it is now.
[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BLAST_%28protocol%29]This, right?[/url] I actually had a boxed copy of it (okay—just the manuals and box) that I found at a junk shop. No idea where it is now.
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Test thread! (2015-06-15 17:01:05) :
No; it was added to the forums as a last line of defence against layout-breaking huge pictures.
No; it was added to the forums as a last line of defence against layout-breaking huge pictures.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-06-15 17:01:05.
happiness thread (2015-06-15 16:56:13) :
That is definitely what I was afraid of. Unless you added scores for linguistically-relevant transformations like metathesis and rank misalignments according to how many steps of sound change are required to go from one to the other (and weight them according to frequency.) Did you do any of that, or is it basically just Levenshtein edit distance?
"Quick-and-dirty" approaches are a major problem in bioinformatics, mostly outside of Europe. You end up with tools and pipelines that work f...
That is definitely what I was afraid of. Unless you added scores for linguistically-relevant transformations like metathesis and rank misalignments according to how many steps of sound change are required to go from one to the other (and weight them according to frequency.) Did you do any of that, or is it basically just Levenshtein edit distance?
"Quick-and-dirty" approaches are a major problem in bioinformatics, mostly outside of Europe. You end up with tools and pipelines that work f...
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-06-15 16:59:10.
Test thread! (2015-06-12 15:19:07) :
If a Torco can be found!
If a Torco can be found!
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Test thread! (2015-06-12 04:39:06) :
:marx:
:wat:
:marx:
:wat:
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happiness thread (2015-06-11 20:49:40) :
[quote Morrígan, Marquise]They depict the way that model parameters impact the performance of the algorithm vs some human-aligned data. Basically all of that involves sequence alignment stuff, and weight coefficients for my feature model.
I was thinking I could make a thread about this over in Terra Firma[/quote]
Yes, please do. I need to know what sequences you're aligning so I can rant drunkenly about how it's a complete farce. Except without alcohol.
[quote Morrígan, Marquise]They depict the way that model parameters impact the performance of the algorithm vs some human-aligned data. Basically all of that involves sequence alignment stuff, and weight coefficients for my feature model.
I was thinking I could make a thread about this over in Terra Firma[/quote]
Yes, please do. I need to know what sequences you're aligning so I can rant drunkenly about how it's a complete farce. Except without alcohol.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-06-11 20:49:54.
happiness thread (2015-06-11 20:48:34) :
That's obscene. You're both fired. :[
That's obscene. You're both fired. :[
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-06-11 20:48:34.
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