101. Hierarchical Self-programming In Recurrent Neural Networks We study selfprogramming in recurrent neural networks where both neurons (the processors ) and synaptic interactions ( the programme ) evolve in time http://stacks.iop.org/ja/35/2761

@import url(http://ej.iop.org/style/nu/EJ.css); Quick guide Site map Athens login IOP login: Password: Create account Alerts Contact us Journals Home ... This issue T Uezu et al J. Phys. A: Math. Gen. Hierarchical self-programming in recurrent neural networks T Uezu and A C C Coolen Department of Mathematics, King's College London, The Strand, London WC2R 2LS, UK E-mail: uezu@ki-rin.phys.nara-wu.ac.jp and tcoolen@mth.kcl.ac.uk On leave from: Graduate School of Human Culture, Nara Women's University, Kitauoyanishimachi, Nara City, 630-8506, Japan. Received 6 September 2001, in final form 10 December 2001 Published 15 March 2002 Print publication: Issue 12 (29 March 2002) Abstract. We study self-programming in recurrent neural networks where both neurons (the 'processors') and synaptic interactions ('the programme') evolve in time simultaneously, according to specific coupled stochastic equations. The interactions are divided into a hierarchy of L groups with adiabatically separated and monotonically increasing time-scales, representing sub-routines of the system programme of decreasing volatility. We solve this model in equilibrium, assuming ergodicity at every level, and find as our replica-symmetric solution a formalism with a structure similar but not identical to Parisi's L -step replica symmetry breaking scheme. Apart from differences in details of the equations (due to the fact that here interactions, rather than spins, are grouped into clusters with different time-scales), in the present model the block sizes

102. The Daily WTF and classes is one of the cooler features available in modern programming languages. def init(self, *args) Set base path self.base http://www.thedailywtf.com/

Welcome to The Daily WTF Login Register Faq Forums ... Search Sponsored By Links RSS/XML Syndication Contact / Share your WTF TheDailyWTF Forums Other Forums ... Structured Code Reuse Friday, September 23, 2005 Talanb's colleague was well trained in best-practices. He knew it was a bad idea to hard code things and had a deep undesrtanding of code reuse. He also knew it was awfully silly to create different data structures for entities that were identical. Like a person's name and some coordinates. They're really the same thing if you think about it: firstname/lastname and longitude/lattitude, both just a simple Pair. Making two different structs would be as silly as hard coding your variable names ... public class public int PairID; public String public String public class public int TripleID; public String public String public String public class public String QuadrupleID; public String public String public String public String public class public String Quintuple; public String public String public String public String public String Seeing a pattern yet? Can you guess the next one? public class public String public String public String public String public String public String public String As it would turn out, Talanb's colleague spent all of his research time on best practices, instead of finding out what -tuple comes after quin- ...

103. Total Recovery/Self-Programming Chapter 6 selfprogramming So begin by accepting, without judgment or self-criticism, yourself exactly the way you are. Don t beat yourself up because http://www.doitnow.org/pages/222/222-6.html

Title: Total Recovery: A Guide to Balancing Body and Mind, Heart and Soul in Chemical Dependency Recovery Author: Jim Parker Publisher: Do It Now Foundation Publication Date: Catalog No: Chapter 6: Self-Programming Try? There is no try. There is only do or not do. Yoda, The Empire Strikes Back All the changes we've talked about thus far have been aimed in the same direction: expanding our ability to be responsible for ourselves and our thoughts, feelings, and actions. Still, there's a further place that we can get to. Because while it's fine to accept ourselves exactly the way we are, it's even better to take responsibility for making ourselves exactly the way we want to be. The problem is that change can't be forced. That touches back on one of the basic operating principles of the mind that what we resist persists. So how do we change? How do we override the programs that have gotten us stuck and led us down the path of chemical abuse and dependency? This issue is one that has intrigued human beings as long as we've been human beings, and something that's likely to hold our attention a good while longer.

104. ARN Board: Self-Programming DNA ---> Adam And Eve In fact this is how selfprogramming Robots are able to learn how to navigate The only analogy which should ever be made is to self-programming circuits http://www.arn.org/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi/ubb/get_topic/f/13/t/002425.html

kweipi(kwei[3],"ARNvideocycle2","c"); // kwei [4] [ARNvideocycle2] [ARNUBB3] my profile directory login register ... UBBFriend: Email this page to someone! This topic comprises 2 pages: 1 Author Topic: Self-Programming DNA -> Adam and Eve Gary S. Gaulin Member # 2091 posted document.write(timestamp(new Date(2005,6,31,23,43,0), dfrm, tfrm, 0, 0, 0, 0)); 11:43 PM Divine intervention was not necessary in the tangling-fusing of great ape chromosomes 2p and 2q which led to 46 chromosome humans from our 48 chromosome ancestors. DNA is constantly adding on while falling apart or tangling, is prone to unintended inheritable random changes. Humans were to the mother ancestor which first gave birth to our species a birth defect. We were probably still cute so she still nurtured us to spite our maybe looking a little funny in comparison to the other kids. And in our case the altered coding had advantages over the old. So 46 chromosome offspring became plentiful in the 48 chromosome population, then soon went off to become it's own unique species. Probably happened quickly too, in just a small number of generations. And it is said that it's still possible for gibbon and human to fertilize. Not sure about chimps, have not been in the jungle long enough to hear about that happening. So molecular biology predicts the gap observed in the fossil record. Evolution is more alive and well then ever.

105. ROBOT1 A selfprogramming Autonomous Robot. by Terry Newton, November 1996. This is an ongoing project to explore simple learning algorithms by incorporating them http://tnewton.solarbotics.net/robot1.html

A Self-Programming Autonomous Robot by Terry Newton, November 1996 This is an ongoing project to explore simple learning algorithms by incorporating them into a small toy "Spider" robot. Although not specifically programmed to do anything, it learns through experience to make moves and seek conditions that satisfy pre-programmed conditions. In other words, I don't tell it HOW to avoid obstacles in its path, all I tell it is that objects in its path are not desirable. It has to discover the proper solutions through trial and error then remember the correct responses. The Three Classes of Machine Intelligence Many of the ideas I'm using here come from a 1979 book entitled "How to Build Your Own Self-Programming Robot" by David L. Heiserman (TAB books number 1241). He describes three levels of machine intelligence. Taken from the book, these are: "An Alpha-Class robot is one whose responses are limited to basic reflex activity. One can include any number of sensory systems to sense light, sound, touch, and so on, but the responses are purely reflexive, and for the most part, random in nature." "A Beta-Class robot is slightly more intelligent than any Alpha-Class version. Beta robots have the same primitive reflex mechanisms, but they are also able to remember reflex responses that work best under a given set of circumstances. So whenever a Beta-Class robot manages to extricate itself via a set of random responses from an undesirable environmental condition, it remembers the one response that worked and then uses it immediately whenever the same situation arises again. The responses are purely reflexive and random the first time around, but they become more rational as the machine gains experience with the world around it."

106. Genetic Programming And Evolvable Machines-Springer Artificial Intelligence (inc Optimization; Process control; Robotics and motor control; selfrepair; self-reproduction of software and hardware, self-programming; System modeling. http://www.springeronline.com/sgw/cda/frontpage/0,11855,5-147-70-35574852-0,00.h

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107. Genetic Programming And Evolvable Machines-Springer Artificial Intelligence (inc The journal of Genetic programming and Evolvable Machines is devoted to selfreproduction of software and hardware, self-programming; System modeling. http://www.springeronline.com/sgw/cda/frontpage/0,11855,5-40100-70-35574852-0,00

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108. Programming: Self Managed Data Buffer Memory In C Linux Admin Portal self Managed Data Buffer Memory in C. http://librenix.com/?inode=5867

109. Programming: C Coding Tip: Self-manage Data Buffer Memory Linux Admin Portal C coding tip selfmanage data buffer memory. http://librenix.com/?inode=3832

110. Multi-type, Self-adaptive Genetic Programming For Complex Applications Multitype, self-adaptive Genetic programming as an Agent Creation Tool. In Proceedings of the Workshop on Evolutionary Computation for Multi-Agent Systems, http://hampshire.edu/lspector/darpa-selfadapt.html

Multi-type, Self-adaptive Genetic Programming for Complex Applications A project supported by the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA) and the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) DARPA Program: Agent-Based Computing, Taskable Agent Software Toolkit (TASK) Principal Investigator: Lee Spector lspector@hampshire.edu School of Cognitive Science Hampshire College Project Goals and Background The aim of this project is to develop improved genetic programming techniques and to apply these techniques to difficult, unsolved computational problems. Of particular interest in this project are problems involving control and adaptation in heterogeneous, dynamic environments. The proposed improvements to genetic programming techniques are intended to broaden the range of problems to which genetic programming can be applied, including problems with multiple data types and complex control requirements. A further goal is to decrease the need for expert configuration of genetic programming systems; ideally the system will "configure itself" as part of its evolutionary process. The methods by which such self-configuration will be achieved borrow heavily from evolutionary biology and it is also hoped that the system, considered as an "artificial life" model, will provide data that can inform the interdisciplinary study of evolutionary processes. The improved genetic programming system will be tested on problems from several areas including the control of agents in complex environments and quantum computation (a recent research area at the intersection of computer science and quantum mechanics). Some of these problems, if solved, may have substantial practical applications. In addition, the improved genetic programming system should have applications to computational problems in almost any quantitative field (including all of those to which genetic programming has been previously applied). In the long term important results of this type of research may derive from insights that genetic programming and artificial life systems provide about the nature of evolution and about the ways in which nature's algorithms can be harnessed to solve human problems.

111. Conversation With Manuel Castells, P. 6 Of 6 It is to develop what I call selfprogramming capabilities. So, self-programming capabilities; education, education, education; a few solid values; http://globetrotter.berkeley.edu/people/Castells/castells-con6.html

Manuel Castells Interview : Conversations with History; Institute of International Studies, UC Berkeley Photo by Jane Scherr Page 6 of 6 Conclusions In the context of this new world emerging, you are saying then that there are possibilities for the individual. Do you have a positive view of what the individual can still do? I do, although, as you probably have noticed (and most people have criticized me for this in my work, at least in the trilogy), I am very shy about any prescription or any normative attitudes. I try to be as analytical as possible. It doesn't mean that I don't care about the world it's obvious that I do but I think my role is mainly to provide analytical tools for people, then to decide what they want to do. But, individuals, yes. This has two aspects. If we would need one word to characterize, in social terms, in terms of values and organization, our world, it is the growing juxtaposition of individualism and communalism. The two things are happening. Most people in our advanced societies, but also in others, are building their projects as individuals, in the family, in the economy, in everything. Even in the economy, people train themselves with the idea of having individual portfolios, which you can negotiate with different people. So we are in a world of individuals. And the Internet actually is very good for that, because rather than creating virtual communities that practically don't exist, what exists is networks of individuals which provides the basis for increasing, not decreasing, our sociability, but our sociability as individuals. On the other hand, people who don't feel strong as individuals build trenches of resistance, and they close the communities. For instance, religious fundamentalists. For instance, extreme nationalism. So we have individuals and communities, and in between, the civil society and the state they don't vanish, but they are dramatically weakened. And the civil society and the state were, in fact, the institutions that emerged as forms of social organizations in the industrial age.

112. Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP) Neurolinguistic programming (NLP) is one of many New Age Large Group Awareness He started his own empire after transforming from a self-described fat http://skepdic.com/neurolin.html

Robert Todd Carroll SkepDic.com Click to order from Amazon neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) Richard Bandler Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP) is one of many New Age Large Group Awareness Training programs. NLP is a competitor with Landmark Forum Tony Robbins , and legions of other enterprises which, like the Sophists of ancient Greece , travel from town to town to teach their wisdom for a fee. Robbins is probably the most successful "graduate" of NLP. He started his own empire after transforming from a self-described "fat slob" to a firewalker to (in his own words) "the nation's foremost authority on the psychology of peak performance and personal, professional and organizational turnaround." The founders of NLP, Richard Bandler and John Grinder , might disagree. NLP has something for everybody, the sick and the healthy, individual or corporation. In addition to being an agent for change for healthy individuals taught en masse , NLP is also used for individual psychotherapy for problems as diverse as phobias and schizophrenia. NLP also aims at transforming corporations, showing them how to achieve their maximum potential and achieve great success.

113. CAT Users' Manual Initialize the self learning program catfind() by displaying the input bins. The selfprogramming feature of the CAT unit may introduce functions that http://www.andreas.com/catman.html

andreas.com Web Jobs FAQs ... Statistics andreas Web email andreas The CAT User's Manual User Installation and Maintenance Documentation CAT v. 7.0: Completely Autonomous Tester Manufactured by MOMCAT System Design Specifications User Friendly Mouse Driven Self Cleaning Energy Saving Standby Mode When Not In Use Self Portable Operation Dual Video Bi-directional Audio Input/Output Primary and secondary output ports: high-speed serial port for streaming data and standard parallel port for data blocks. Auto search Routines for Input Data Autocracy for Output Bin Production Details : After basic KIT construction, the unit undergoes six weeks of onside ROM programming and burn-in testing. Listed features are installed during this period. Since MOMCAT uses local suppliers, there may be variations between units. MOMCAT's quality assurance may reject inferior units. Users may sometimes salvage rejected units. Beware of Far East clones. These may violate import restrictions. Transportation : A suitable transportation case should be used for transportation to the operating site. Failure to properly ship a CAT unit may result in loss or damage to the unit and serious injury to the user. Installation Procedures : Upon receiving the CAT unit, the user should examine the unit to verify that all I/O channels are operational. Look for minor bugs in or on the system. Bugs are indicative of the MOMCAT production environment. The user may manually remove any bugs.

114. Self Study Computer Programming Case Study -- ConceptSystems.com Concept Systems provides dynamic software and consulting services that are used by organizations for consensus building, decisionmaking, planning, http://www.conceptsystems.com/Consult/CaseStudies/ssComputerProgramming.cfm

SEARCH SITE document.write(tips[random_number]); document.write("Read More..."); Case Study: Self Study Computer Programming related case studies Systems requirements course The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a self-study training program in computer programming. Nine persons familiar with the subject matter generated 71 statements describing different programming concepts that needed to be learned. The resulting nine cluster map includes general programming issues on the left (use of resources, personal work style, coding basics, testing and debugging) and more technical concepts related to the computer language on the right. The clusters related to the basics of the language itself and the basics of programming in general were rated highest in importance. Figure 1. Concept map for a self-study course in computer programming. The results indicated that the training was not achieving what was expected. In four separate conducts of the training there was virtually no match between what was expected and what participants reported they achieved (outcome pattern matching r’s = -.079, -.046, -.059, and .128 respectively). For instance, although

115. Self-Evaluation Part 1: Programming selfEvaluation Part 1 programming. Instructions. You can use any programming language you want to complete the following tasks. You can write the programs http://www.cs.sfu.ca/undergrad/Advising/120-126/progr.html

Self-Evaluation Part 1: Programming Instructions You can use any programming language you want to complete the following tasks. You can write the programs described using a reference manual or online help for the programming language. You don't have to produce output that's exactly the same as the examples below. The examples are just there to make sure you know what the question is asking for. If you're writing in a language like Java, C++ or Python, you can create output like the examples below. If you're using a language like Javascript or Visual Basic that doesn't do text-mode input and output, you can use whatever method of input and output is appropriate for that language. In the examples, the input given by the user is bolded; the output produced by the program isn't. You have 90 minutes to complete this part of the evaluation. Questions How old are you now? Next year, you will be 19. How old are you now? Next year, you will be 46. Enter three numbers: Here they are in order: -4 6 17 If there is a function built into your language that sorts a list, you may

116. High Performance Computing Parallel programming with MPI Introduction to MPI (selfpaced course using WebCT); Intermediate MPI (self-paced course using WebCT); Intermediate MPI http://www.osc.edu/hpc/training/

Home HPC Training HPC Information HPC Support Get a New OSC Account FAQ Computing ... Interface Lab Seminars and Training OSC supplies training for beginning and advanced users. Meetings and seminars on specific topics present information about new computing techniques and our facilities. If you are interested in a workshop that is not listed on our extended training schedule, please let us know by writing trn-contact@osc.edu or completing a brief, on-line request ** IMPORTANT NOTICES - Updated 5/5/2005 @ 10:35pm** There is important information for CRAY X1 users. Please read the notice information given at: http://www.osc.edu/hpc/computing/x1 for details. All Cray X1 users need to read this information! Course Descriptions and Materials Parallel Programming Parallel Programming with MPI Introduction to MPI (self-paced course using WebCT) Intermediate MPI (self-paced course using WebCT) Intermediate MPI Using MPI (Globus Version) on the Alliance Grid Testbed NEW Parallel Programming with OpenMP Introduction to OpenMP (self-paced course using WebCT) Using the ScaLAPACK Parallel Numerical Library Using the NAG Parallel Numerical Library Multilevel Parallel Programming Multilevel Parallel Programming (self-paced course using WebCT) Parallel I/O Techniques Parallel Numerical Libraries (self-paced course using WebCT) Debugging Serial and Parallel Codes (self-paced course using WebCT) Programming Environments Features of the Cray X1 at OSC Batch Processing on OSC Systems Introduction to Cluster Ohio Using the Pentium 4 Cluster at OSC ... Using the Mass Storage Environment at OSC NEW

117. Camel POOP: Object Oriented Programming In Perl | Evolt.org If you ve used another objectoriented programming language such as Java or C++ or been A package is a self-contained unit of user-defined variables and http://www.evolt.org/article/Camel_POOP_Object_Oriented_Programming_in_Perl/17/5

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118. OO Programming, The Python Way | Evolt.org Genetic programming, anyone ? You can also use the class to act like record or structure to The convention is to use self as the name of this argument. http://www.evolt.org/article/OO_programming_the_Python_way/18/449/

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119. Neuro-Linguistic Programming(NLP) Information NLP Pattern self Esteem Quick Fix- -Written by Shlomo Vaknin Click here for additional articles on Neuro-Linguistic programming(NLP) Information http://www.selfgrowth.com/nlp.html

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120. The Scala Programming Language: Explicitly Typed Self References Scala Overview Explicitly Typed self References As a consequence, the program above is not wellformed and the Scala compiler will issue an error http://scala.epfl.ch/intro/selfrefs.html

Introduction Abstract Types Case Classes Compound Types ... Community WWW Scala Scala Overview: Explicitly Typed Self References When developing extensible software it is sometimes handy to declare the type of the value this explicitly. To motivate this, we will derive a small extensible representation of a graph data structure in Scala. Here is an interface describing graphs: trait type Edge; type trait def def nodes: List[Node]; def edges: List[Edge]; def Graphs consist of a list of nodes and edges where both the node and the edge type are left abstract. The use of abstract types allows implementations of trait Graph to provide their own concrete classes for nodes and edges. Furthermore, there is a method addNode for adding new nodes to a graph. Nodes are connected using method connectWith A possible implementation of trait Graph is given in the next program: abstract class DirectedGraph extends type class def from = origin; def class NodeImpl extends def val edge = newEdge( this protected def newNode: Node; protected def newEdge(from: Node, to: Node): Edge;

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