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jhawk...for you!:mfclap:
post fail !!!
lolz.....nice choice in titles
+1 Nice!
Where is it????
Jesus.. not you again:thefinge:
Facebook images no worky here.
This one should of been in here.
And this is why you dont get your own missed connection
caught this guy on the 512. he had his jacket wide open while riding down the street. not sure what he was doing or thinking.
thanks for giving a shit answer for why people cry about having a "missed Connections" thread lol
Arbys on Meridian around 4:30pm 10/22/2011
Pretty sure you've already answered that one with this post and many others.
Saw those guys at Arby's also, it was pouring out.
It's about Damn time somebody started this thread!!!!!
Yeah! Bout time we have our own fun!
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I dont see any SVs ???
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Lynnwood Arts
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c/o Sarah Olson
PO Box 5008
Lynnwood, WA 98046
Welcome! The Lynnwood Arts Commission invites you to explore the various visual and performing arts in Lynnwood.
Lynnwood Arts Commission
The Lynnwood Arts Commission supports the arts to enrich the quality of life in Lynnwood.
- We provide visual, performing, cultural and educational arts programs.
- We form partnerships with businesses, schools, community organizations and individuals.
- We develop and maintain the public art collection.
- We support the arts with public and private funds.
- We promote the arts and its benefits
Library Gallery
The Lynnwood Library Gallery rotates visual art exhibits every 4-6 weeks located at 19200 44th Ave W.
Call for Artists - 2016 Gallery Exhibits
For more than 17 years, the Lynnwood Arts Commission has organized rotating art exhibits for display at the Lynnwood Library. The Commission invites visual artists of all ages residing in Washington State to apply for the 2016 exhibits. Artists will be selected for six-week exhibits and will be notified by November 2015.
DEADLINE: September 30, 2015.
Download information and application form here: PDF / Word
Current Exhibit
The Lynnwood Arts Commission presents photographer Lisa Taylor and Miniature Figure Painter Michael Cramer.
A diversified collection of black and white as well as color photography by Shoreline photographer, Lisa Taylor, is featured through July 9th at the Lynnwood Library Art Gallery. Ms. Taylor celebrates life in everything that she sees, photographing amazing people creating their passions in her "Artist Hands Creating," a collection of black and white photography as well as capturing with her camera the details of forgotten place, the daily living of ordinary people, and some very familiar local landmarks. She hopes viewers will stop, take a breath and remember to look for all the things in their lives to celebrate.
The Lynnwood Arts Commission features miniature painter, Michael Cramer, in the glass display case in the lobby of the Lynnwood Library through July 9th. Cramer's work shows historical and military miniature busts and figures have won several notable awards including the Seattle IPMS Show Best Figure Award for three years running. In 2014, at the World Expo Figure Show in Stressa, Italy, Michael achieved a Bronze Medal in the Master Painter Category in a field of over 12,000 entries. Although he sometimes creates the piece from scratch, Michael enjoys the painting in intricate detail the most. Cramer has taken weeks and sometimes months to complete a single figure.
Lynnwood Library hours are Monday-Thursday from 9am - 9pm, Friday - Sunday from 10am - 6pm and is closed on national holidays. The Gallery is exhibited in the multi-purpose room; call ahead for viewing availability:
Lynnwood Library
19200 44th Ave W
Lynnwood, WA 98036
(425) 778-2148
Art in Lynnwood
Gentle Encounter by Louise Mcdowell
Located at Heritage Park
Photographed by Bruce Coxley
Public Art Collection
The City of Lynnwood's Public Art Collection currently is made up of 23 large site specific pieces and over 120 portable works such as paintings, photographs and prints. The collection is maintained by the Lynnwood Arts Commission and can be found carefully displayed throughout municipal buildings, parks and public spaces throughout the city. A self-guided, walking tour is avaiable to view a small sample of that fine collection of art. For interior art pieces, all city building are open 10am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, except holidays. Walking Art Tour
Shakespeare in the Park
7pm | Lynndale Park Amphitheater
Pack some snacks, bring a blanket and head on down to Lynndale Park (18927 72nd Ave W, Lynnwood) for an evening of Shakespeare performed by professional theatre troupes Wooden O Theatre and GreenStage. Perfect for the whole family - rain or shine! All performances begin at 7pm and are free (suggested donation $5).
Shakespeare in the Park is sponsored by the City of Lynnwood Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department, GreenStage, and the Seattle Shakespeare Company.
Visit the Shakespeare in the Park webpage for the full 2015 season schedule.
Photo: GreenStage performing A Midsummer's Night Dream
Artist Opportunities
We partner with and refer artists to Artist Trust for local opportunities.
Call for Artists - CityCenter Apartments Public Art
The Lynnwood Arts Commission is partnering with Indigo Real Estate Services, Inc. to commission a Public Art element that will be sited on a the prominent 196th St SW & 36th Ave W intersection in Lynnwood's City Center. This is an open call to artists living in WASHINGTON & OREGON.
Applications are due by 5PM Monday, September 10, 2015. Three finalists will be selected to furnish project proposals in October. Artist selection will be announced in December (dates are subject to change) with project installation to be completed by February 2017.
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Anna Kendrick Will Star in the Trolls Movie
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Christ for Asia
In response to a vision, a ministry was born. Pushed by poverty and dysfunctional families, some 220,000 Filipino children (UNICEF estimate, 2000) have found the street as their only shelter left. Stealing and a string of legal offenses have defined their daily survival. Only their age, it seems, has remained as the last mark of their innocence as they spill out stories weighed down with abuse, neglect and abandon. Somehow, their needs have to be met. Somehow, the Gospel has to reach them. They must know that they still have a destiny and a purpose. Christ for Asia Association, Inc. (CFA) is committed to show them.
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The Black Barn Gallery
In a converted barn in a farm complex is The Black Barn Gallery, a showcase for local artists and crafts people, demonstrating the diversity of skills to be found in rural workshops within a 50 mile radius of Boyton, Wiltshire.
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See the Cast of 'Coming to America' Then and Now
Released way back in 1988, John Landis' 'Coming to America' became an instant comedy classic. Starring Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall in two of their most iconic roles, the movie follows an African prince who disowns his royalty in search of a down-to-earth American wife to avoid the marriage his parents have arranged. Now, 25 years later, we take a look back at the cast and see what they're up to these days.


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Ball - Adolph Bruhn & Son, Wooden, circa 1980s Reg. No: SH 912581
- Summary:
- Wooden ball made by Adolph Bruhn & Son, circa 1980s. It was found in Area A at Adolph Bruhn & Son's Wood Turners Shop, 283 Coventry Street, South Melbourne. The business was established by Adolph Bruhn circa 1893 in Little Collins Street, Melbourne. Upon his death in 1919 it was then operated by Adolph's son Sophus Christopher Bruhn. Upon Sophus's death in 1959 his son Sophus Walter Bruhn took over the business. In 1970 Sophus reduced the scale of the business and relocated to South Melbourne. The business closed upon Sophus's death in January 1990.
Adolph Bruhn migrated to Australia from Germany in 1884, at the age of 29. He arrived in Adelaide where he lived for 10 months before moving to Victoria, where he settled, established his business, married and had five children.
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|32.00 cm (Length)
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|Adolph Bruhn & Son, South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, circa 1980s
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Hindawi Publishing Corporation
EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing
Volume 2009, Article ID 752818, 11 pages
Research Article
DetectingDistributed NetworkTrafficAnomaly with
Key Lab of Broadband Optical Fiber Transmission and Communication Networks,
University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC), Chengdu 610054, China
Correspondence should be addressed to Li Zonglin, firstname.lastname@example.com
Received 22 October 2007; Accepted 20 August 2008
Recommended by Rocky Chang
Distributed network traffic anomaly refers to a traffic abnormal behavior involving many links of a network and caused by
the same source (e.g., DDoS attack, worm propagation). The anomaly transiting in a single link might be unnoticeable and
hard to detect, while the anomalous aggregation from many links can be prevailing, and does more harm to the networks.
Aiming at the similar features of distributed traffic anomaly on many links, this paper proposes a network-wide detection
method by performing anomalous correlation analysis of traffic signals' instantaneous parameters. In our method, traffic signals'
instantaneous parameters are firstly computed, and their network-wide anomalous space is then extracted via traffic prediction.
Finally, an anomaly is detected by a global correlation coefficient of anomalous space. Our evaluation using Abilene traffic traces
demonstrates the excellent performance of this approach for distributed traffic anomaly detection.
Copyright © 2009 Li Zonglin et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License,
which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Network traffic anomalyis referred to asa situation suchthat
traffic deviates from its normal behavior, while distributed
network traffic anomaly is a traffic abnormal behavior
involving multiple links of a network and caused by the same
source. There are many reasons that can cause distributed
network traffic anomaly, such as DDoS attack, flash crowd,
sudden shifts in traffic, worm propagation, network failure,
network outages, and so forth. Any of these anomalies will
seriously impact the performance of network.
Usually, there are not any obvious features of anomalies
in individual links for distributed network traffic anomaly,
that is, compared with background traffic of backbone
network, even its normal changes, anomalous traffic may
be unnoticeable so that detection based on information
collected from single link is very difficult. However, the
sum of anomalous traffic on many links can be prevailing.
If we put multitraffic singles together and apply network-
wide anomaly detection to them, the relationship between
traffic would help to reveal anomaly. Principle component
analysis (PCA) is an existing statistical-analysis technique;
Lakhina et al. [1, 2] applied it as a network-wide detection
method to the field of traffic anomaly detection. It follows
that decomposing overall traffic into two disjoint parts based
on correlation across links or origin-destination (OD) flows,
respectively, corresponds to normal space and anomalous
space, the energy of anomalous space; is then compared with
a threshold to diagnosis anomaly.
The distributed traffic anomalies caused by the same
source usually have some similar features in time or
frequency domain. These similarities contribute to strong
correlation between anomalous flows. Since PCA-based
methods deal with the anomalous space that lacks correla-
tion, they are prone to suffer from false negative. Although
the volume of individual anomaly is small, anomalous
flows in many links exhibit inherent correlations. This fact
should be useful for detection. Drawing on the change of
correlation between network-wide anomalous space lends
itself to bypass the limitation of PCA-based methods. In
this paper, we propose a method to detect distributed
traffic anomaly with network-wide correlation analysis of
instantaneous parameters. First traffic signals' instantaneous
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parameters are computed; and their network-wide anoma-
lous space is then extracted via traffic prediction; finally,
global correlation coefficient as a measure of the correlation
between anomalous space is calculated to reveal anomaly.
The contributions of this paper are as follows.
(i) We perform detection on instantaneous amplitude
and instantaneous frequency of traffic signal, which
can reveal anomalies by its characteristics of time
and frequency domain. To improve computation
speed of instantaneous parameters, we propose a fast
algorithm of instantaneous parameters computation
for anomaly detection.
(ii) We divide anomalous space by means of comparing
ing to detect the anomalies with strong correlations.
(iii) Targeting at the characteristics of distributed traffic
anomaly, we deploy detection by correlation analysis
of amplitude and frequency between anomalous
space, rather than volume, which can detect small
anomaly in single link.
Network traffic anomaly detection method can be classified
into single node and multinodes detection by traffic number
being analyzed. Based on whether to take into account
the relationship between traffic, multinodes detection can
be further differentiated between distributed detection and
network-wide detection.
Distributed detection [3–10] is to select some nodes
in the network to construct subdetection networks. First,
each node deploys simple and fast local detection by self-
collected information; second, exchange detecting results of
each node through a certain communication mechanism;
then, synthesize the results of partial or all nodes to
determine whether anomaly occurs. Some related systems
or architecture have been reported, for instance, distributed
attack detection system (DAD) [4, 5], Cooperative Intrusion
Traceback and Response Architecture (CITRA) [6, 7], and so
on. In addition, some try to deploy local detection by fre-
quency domain analysis, as shown in [11]. This collaborative
distributed detection, that determines anomaly by detection
results on many nodes, overcomes the limit of detecting
only by one single node and increases detection accuracy
effectively. However, its final detection result still depends on
network anomaly does not present obvious feature on single
node, which makes it hard to detect one of them.
Being different from the former distributed detection
which tends to detect at different position independently,
network-wide detection is a method that analyzes all traffic
signals together and exposes anomaly through relationship
between traffic. Diagnosis anomaly in network-wide per-
spective was firstly reported in the works of Lakhina et al.
[1, 2]; they perform PCA to analyze the relationship between
part from traffic. In 2005, Lakhina et al. [12] proposed an
anomaly detection method by applying PCA to the feature
distribution of network-wide traffic, and a DDoS attack
detection method using multiway PCA [13]. Li et al. [14]
introduced a method combining traffic sketch and subspace
for network-wide anomaly detection. Yuan and Mills [15]
defined a weight vector and discovered congestion on many
links by cross-correlation analysis. Huang et al. [16] detected
network disruption via performing PCA to network-wide
routing updates data.
Most of existing network-wide detection methods are
based on PCA. The main advantage of these methods is
the use of the relationship among overall traffic, and can
traffic at local point. The basic idea of PCA is to treat traffic
which are highly correlated as normal space and only analyze
the remaining anomaly space. However, distributed traffic
with each other, and they are prone to be divided into
normal space by PCA. Therefore, PCA-based method may
suffer from false negative in detecting distributed network
traffic anomaly. Furthermore, these methods still determine
anomaly only by the value of traffic volume, which leads
to the difficulties in detecting relatively small distributed
anomalous traffic from normal ones. In this paper, we
divide anomalous space by comparing predictions of traffic
instantaneous parameters with real value, and make use of
rather than volume, to infer anomaly.
Signal process technique has been widely used in traffic
anomaly detection for single node. Cheng et al. [17] found
that the PSD of normal TCP flows exhibit periodicity while
the PSD of DoS attack flow is not. Hussain et al. [18] utilized
the difference of PSD in lower frequency band to classify
the attacks as single or multisource. Chen and Hwang [11]
compared the PSD of normal traffic with attack in lower
detection. The PSD of signal illustrates the proportion of
everyfrequencycomponent as a whole,however it lacks local
information, and cannot be more specific about the time
each frequency component is involved in, while it is more
important to nonstationary traffic signals whose frequency
components are time varying. The instantaneous parameters
can provide information about amplitude and frequency
of nonstationary signal in every time point and how they
change with time. Wang et al. [19] used Hilbert-Huang
transform [20] to acquire the instantaneous frequency of
traffic as an outline of normal behavior for single link. In
this paper, we use both instantaneous parameters of OD
flow, namely, instantaneous frequency and instantaneous
amplitude, and divide anomalous space for each of them.
The main difference between our method and [19] is
that, first, the method proposed by [19] is used for single
node detection, it attempted to find anomaly based on obvi-
ous change of traffic instantaneous frequency, however the
variation of instantaneous frequency caused by distributed
anomaly traffic on individual link is potentially small, the
detection method would be hampered by this fact. Whereas,
we analyze network-wide OD flows, and use the change of
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correlation caused by the effect of alteration simultaneously
across multiple traffic data, to circumvent the difficulty
caused by individual anomaly with small variation in instan-
taneous frequency. Second, the analysis in [19] was only
for traffic instantaneous frequency. Since anomalous traffic
may cause different impact on instantaneous frequency
and instantaneous amplitude of background traffic, there
might exist false negative in detection from instantaneous
frequency or amplitude solely. Instead, we use instantaneous
amplitude as well as instantaneous frequency so as to achieve
a better detection performance.
3.DistributedNetwork Traffic
Distributed network traffic anomalies caused by the same
source usually have some similar features. For instance, the
anomalies arose by same attack event, commonly generated
by specific tools, might possess some similarities in their
start time, lasting time, interval time, type and frequency
characteristic, and so forth; likewise, the alternative dis-
tributed traffic anomalies caused by nonattack reasons, like
outages, might result in the flows that traverse the location of
anomalous event change simultaneously. These similarities
both in time and frequency domain contribute to the strong
correlation between anomalous flows.
The previous anomaly detection methods usually make
use of the difference between individual anomaly and the
normal pattern to derive judgment. However, they generally
fail to detect the anomalies on individual links which are
relatively small. The alteration of single anomalous flow
is unnoted, while the variational tendency of multiple
anomalous flows in time or frequency domain is easy to
be captured, and by means of this collectively variational
tendency, can conquer the difficulties resulting from small
single anomaly. Therefore, the concept of correlation can
be used to characterize the relationship between multiflows
when they change simultaneously.
As the correlation of anomalous flows is not only
exhibited in time domain, but also reflected in frequency
of anomalous flows both in time and frequency domains for
correlation analysis to reveal anomaly. Instantaneous param-
eters (i.e., both instantaneous amplitude and instantaneous
frequency) are physical parameters, which capture transient
characteristic of signal, and characterize it in different ways.
In this sense, we perform correlation analysis on the two
instantaneous parameters of anomalous flows to identify
anomalies more extensively.
Besides the correlation of distributed anomalous flows,
there still exists correlation between normal traffic, such as
the similar diurnal and weekly pattern. Accordingly before
we perform correlation analysis on anomalies, it is necessary
to eliminate the influence of correlation between normal
to extract anomalous space from the whole traffic signal.
The detection steps are depicted in Figure 1. Firstly, we
compute instantaneous parameters of every OD flows to get
Figure 1: Distributed network traffic anomaly detection steps.
their instantaneous amplitude and frequency; then model
models, the difference between actual data and predictions
is used to approximate the anomalous space which includes
abnormal flows; finally, network-wide correlation analysis is
performed on the anomalous space and detect distributed
traffic anomaly by the variation degree of correlation. The
computation of instantaneous parameters, extraction of
anomalous space, and network-wide correlation analysis will
be elaborated, respectively, in Sections 4, 5, 6.
4.1.InstantaneousParameters. Trafficsignalisnonstationary,
it varies with time, so does its frequency content. The instant
instantaneous parameters (including instantaneous ampli-
tude (IA), instantaneous frequency (IF)), which decompose
the information of amplitude and frequency, and do not
change the nature of signal, but rather to set up reflections
of different aspects. Instantaneous parameters tend to reveal
some characteristics of signal that are covered by usual time
description. The definitions of instantaneous parameters are
as follow: for any continue time signal X(t), we can get its
Hilbert transformation: Y(t) = (1/π)?+∞
then resolve signal Z(t) is obtained by Z(t) = X(t)+ iY(t) =
a(t)ejθ(t), where θ(t) = arctan(Y(t)/X(t)) is the phases
function of Z(t). The instantaneous amplitude of Z(t) is
computed by:
−∞X(τ)/(t − τ)dτ,
a(t) =?X(t)2+Y(t)2?1/2.
Instantaneous frequency ω(t) is denoted as
ω(t) =dθ(t)
4.2. Fast Algorithm for Instantaneous Parameters Computa-
tion. Anomaly detection is usually required to be processed
traffic series is needed for convolution, however it cannot
meet the need of real-time operation. Accordingly, a sliding
window can be used in practical calculation, to move along
the traffic and intercept data from it. While the window is
sliding, the two data sets, intercepted, respectively, before
and after window moves, always have a same part, and
there would be a lot of redundant results if we compute
the same part twice. So it is convenient to store this part
of instantaneous parameters in advance, and only compute
the new data intercepted by the window to avoid repeating
calculation and improve the detection speed.
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(1)(2) (3)
(4) (5)
at certain time, and the length of window is N, the kernel
of the Hilbert transform 1/(πt), which can be considered as
a filter with the length of 2L, then the Hilbert transform of
S1(k) can be written as
HS1(k) =
(k − i)π,
k = 0,1,...,N.
When k − i < 0, namely 0 ≤ k ≤ L, the data of Skin this
section are out of range and demand process separately, this
section is at the beginning of the signal. When k − i > N,
namely k − i > N, the data in this section are out of range
and demand process separately, this section is at the end of
the signal. When L ≤ k ≤ N − L, the data in this section do
the normal convolution.
As moving along the traffic data, the sliding window
samples the data to get another signal S2every time lapse of
ΔT, as depicted in Figure 2, it is composed as follows:
The data of S1in the section L+ΔN ≤ k ≤ N −L are the
same as the data of S2in the section L ≤ k ≤ N − L − ΔN,
so the instantaneous parameters IP1(k) and IP2(k) of this
part are the same, as represented in Figure 2(2). The number
of the same points is M = N − 2L − ΔN. Therefore, as
long as N > L, we only need to compute the instantaneous
parameters of S2in the section of k ∈ [0,L] ∪ [N − (L +
4 steps.
S1(k −ΔN),
new input data,
0 ≤ k ≤ (N −ΔN),
(N −ΔN) < k ≤ N.
(i) Compute the instantaneous parameters IP1(k) of
signalS1,andstorek ∈ [L,N−L−ΔN]partofIP1(k)
to be the section of IP2(k) for k ∈ [L,N − L − ΔN],
which is represented in Figure 2(2).
(ii) According to the principle of data periodic repetition
which deals with data beyond the boundary, we pick
up the part of k ∈ [N −L,N] from S2, and convolute
with filter to get the section of IP2(k) for k ∈ [0,L),
as it shown in Figure 2(4).
(iii) Pick up the part of k ∈ [0,L] from S2, and convolute
with filter to get the section of IP2(k) for k ∈ (N −
(L+ΔN),N), as it shown in Figure 2(5).
(iv) Synthesizingthreestepsmentionedbefore,wecanget
the whole instantaneous parameters IP2(k) of S2.
The fast algorithm of instantaneous parameters based on
sliding window technology adds an array with the length of
0500 10001500 2000
Time (5 minutes)
(a) Addingoneanomaly inno.26ODflow (betweenverticaldashlines)
05001000 15002000
Time (5 minutes)
(b) No.50 OD flow unstained
Figure 3: Anomaly in a single flow.
Time (5 minutes)
(a) Addingoneanomaly inno.26ODflow (betweenverticaldashlines)
Time (5 minutes)
(b) Adding one anomaly in no.50 OD flow (between vertical dash lines)
Figure 4: Two anomalies in two flows.
M (M = N − 2L − ΔN), to record the same part between
IP1(k) and IP2(k), by comparison with normal computation.
When calculating IP2(k), the same part with IP1(k) can be
transferred directly to the result to improve the computation
speed of instantaneous parameters.
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Residual vector
0 5001000 1500 2000
Time (5 minutes)
Figure 5: PCA for one anomalies in two flows.
Residual vector
0 5001000 15002000
Time (5 minutes)
Figure 6: PCA for two anomalies in two flows.
5.Anomalous Space Extraction
The extraction of anomalous space from traffic signal is
implemented via getting rid of normal traffic behavior. Most
based method, they draw on PCA to divide traffic into
normal and abnormal space, the normal part is determined
while they have strong temporal trend among links or OD
of single traffic, but may be limited to the case of distributed
traffic anomaly, for the anomalies with strong correlation are
possibly divided into normal space. We will illustrate it by
changing the number of anomalous flows.
Figure 3 is the traffic of no. 26, 50 OD flows of Abilene
network (more detail in Section 7.1) in the 3rd week. In
Figure 3(a), we inject one anomaly to 26 OD flow with five
times of the mean of it, from 1000 to 1004 sample point,
which corresponds to the spike and can be easily visually
isolated. 50th OD flow is unstained. The anomalous space
derived by PCA is depicted in Figure 5, and the abrupt
change of 26th OD flow is correctly partitioned. In the same
way, we inject another anomaly with 5 times of its mean
and the same lasting time on 50th OD flow, as shown in
Figure 4(b). There are similarities between two anomalies in
the beginning, lasting time, and the change of volume. The
outcome of PCA for the two anomalies is shown in Figure 6.
It shows that the anomalies nearby the 1000th sample point
are not divided into the anomalous space, instead they are
considered as the normal due to the strong correlation.
Therefore, PCA method cannot separate anomalous space
for distributed traffic anomaly with strong correlation.
Observing from normal OD flows, traffic usually consists
of normal part and the part representing some random fac-
when there exists no anomaly. Owing to the similar daily and
weekly pattern of traffic, the normal part must have some
correlation, if the behavior of normal traffic is separated, the
residual of different OD flows should not have correlation,
which means that the residual traffic are independent of
each other. While anomaly occurs, anomalous flows are of
strong correlation. For this reason, the correlation of normal
traffic is necessary to be restrained. ARIMA (p,d,q) (Auto
Regressive Integrated Moving Average) model [21, 22] are
adopted to forecast the instantaneous parameters of OD
flows, the prediction results as an estimation of normal
pattern are subtracted by actual data so as to divide normal
behavior, and the residual that represents the anomalous
space is needed for the next correlation analysis.
timedomain,asshowninFigure 4,weextracttheanomalous
space of instantaneous amplitude through our method,
the result is shown in Figures Figure 7(a) and Figure 7(b),
the similar changing tendency features of anomalies in
instantaneous amplitude are captured accurately. This sim-
ilar characteristic will contribute to strong correlation of
anomalies, it will be introduced in the Section 6.
6.1. Network-Wide Correlation Analysis for Anomalous Space
of OD Flows. The correlation of anomalous space from two
different OD flows in time or frequency domain can be
measured by correlation coefficient in statistical, which is
defined as follows.
Let X and Y stand for two random variables, the
covariance of X and Y is Cov(X,Y) = E{[X − E(X)][Y −
E(Y)]}, where D(X) and D(Y) are the variance of X and
Y, respectively. The correlation coefficient of X and Y is
computed by
The correlation coefficient is a measure of the linear
relationship between two variables. The absolute value of ρxy
varies between 0 and 1, with 1 indicating a perfect linear
relationship, and ρxy= 0 indicating no relationship.
Due to the path and delay in the network, the distributed
anomalous flows may not rise in the same time, thereby it
is not wise to consider the correlation of two anomalous
space only in the same period. Two sliding windows are
introduced to calculate the correlation coefficient between
two neighborhood periods.
AsshowninFigure 8,OiandOjaretheanomalousspaces
extracted from two different OD flows. Window w1 starts at
time t, intercepting the data of Oiwith length of w1, as one
of the vector. For the other anomalous space Oj, the window
with start point varies between (t −w2,t+w2), intercept the
same length of data to be another vector. Every time the start
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LAS VEGAS, NV -- (Marketwire) -- 01/08/13 -- CES -- NVIDIA today announced that Audi's newest auto-infotainment system featuring NVIDIA® Tegra® technology will be rolled out globally in select vehicles this year.
The innovative Audi MIB modular infotainment system introduces a new powerful computing module, MMX, which is based on the NVIDIA Tegra Visual Computing Module (VCM). The new MIB high-end system is currently available in Europe in the all-new Audi A3. Beginning with major markets in Asia, the system will reach further regions this year and come to the United States and Canada by 2014.
The connected Audi MIB system powers Audi connect, which enables live updates of Google Earth imagery complete with Google Maps Street View 360 degree panoramas. It also facilitates the delivery of other online information, such as real-time gas prices, weather forecasts and points of interest search powered by Google Local Search.
The innovative MIB architecture received the "Best Global OEM Infotainment Solution Award" at the 10th Annual Telematics Update ceremony in Novi, Mich.
"The start of production of the Tegra-based MIB infotainment system was a major milestone for Audi," said Mathias Halliger, head of architecture, MMI system at Audi. "The new modular approach allows us an independent evolution of automotive-cycle and consumer-electronics-cycle multimedia systems so that we can implement the latest and greatest innovations that allow the best possible customer experience with infotainment in the vehicle."
The new MIB system approach is planned for all new upcoming Audi cars, generations and further facelifts. It is also empowering the high-end navigation systems of VW group brands Volkswagen and Skoda.
At the heart of the MIB system is the NVIDIA VCM based on the NVIDIA Tegra mobile processor. The modular design of the VCM enables automakers to separate the rapidly advancing processor technologies from the slower to update electronics in vehicles. This can save automakers significant development time and cost by enabling rapid implementation of in-vehicle systems across diverse vehicle models.
"NVIDIA's modular VCM approach lets companies like Audi quickly move from a Tegra 2 processor, to a Tegra 3 and beyond," said Taner Ozcelik, general manager of automotive, NVIDIA. "Never before has an automaker been able to deliver a new generation of consumer electronics technology within such a short time."
NVIDIA works with the most forward-thinking automakers to deliver advanced mobile technology to drivers and their passengers. More information about NVIDIA solutions for the automotive market is available at www.nvidia.com/automotive.
About AUDI
Audi of America, Inc. and its U.S. dealers offer a full line of German-engineered luxury vehicles. AUDI AG is among the most successful luxury automotive brands globally. Audi was a top-performing luxury brand in Europe during 2011, and broke all-time company sales records in the U.S. Through 2016, AUDI AG will invest about $17 billion on new products and technologies. Visit www.audiusa.com or www.audiusanews.com for more information regarding Audi vehicle and business issues.
About NVIDIA
NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) awakened the world to computer graphics when it invented the GPU in 1999. Today, its processors power a broad range of products from smartphones to supercomputers. NVIDIA's mobile processors are used in cell phones, tablets and auto infotainment systems. PC gamers rely on GPUs to enjoy spectacularly immersive worlds. Professionals use them to create 3D graphics and visual effects in movies and to design everything from golf clubs to jumbo jets. And researchers utilize GPUs to advance the frontiers of science with high performance computing. The company has more than 5,000 patents issued, allowed or filed, including ones covering ideas essential to modern computing. For more information, see www.nvidia.com.
Certain statements in this press release including, but not limited to, statements as to: the use of NVIDIA Tegra technology in Audi vehicles; the impact and benefits of NVIDIA Tegra Visual Computing Module in automotive applications; and the effects of the company's patents on modern computing are forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause results to be materially different than expectations. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include: global economic conditions; our reliance on third parties to manufacture, assemble, package and test our products; the impact of technological development and competition; development of new products and technologies or enhancements to our existing product and technologies; market acceptance of our products or our partners products; design, manufacturing or software defects; changes in consumer preferences or demands; changes in industry standards and interfaces; unexpected loss of performance of our products or technologies when integrated into systems; as well as other factors detailed from time to time in the reports NVIDIA files with the Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, including its Form 10-Q for the fiscal period ended October 28, 2012. Copies of reports filed with the SEC are posted on the company's website and are available from NVIDIA without charge. These forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and speak only as of the date hereof, and, except as required by law, NVIDIA disclaims any obligation to update these forward-looking statements to reflect future events or circumstances.
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As for gameplay, it consists solely of a series of "room" challenges: you're confronted with a single, 2D screen within which one or more puzzles must be solved. Figure out the secret and you'll move to the next room, where you'll solve something different. Puzzle types range from pixel hunting to logic games to "meta-game" stuff like bringing an item from the help screen over for use in the main game world. While Hamlet does come with a built-in hint system, you'll rarely use it. This is because the challenges are generally either so easy that the hints are unnecessary, or so hard that the hints aren't helpful. One puzzle was so opaque that I simply clicked everywhere on the screen until something finally happened. Unfortunately, obscure puzzle construction is as common throughout the game as confusing Hamlet references -- it's one thing to try to out-clever the player, it's another to just make things hard just for the sake of being hard.
Although you may spend a lot of time staring blankly at screens trying to decipher the more oblique puzzle solutions, be aware: Hamlet is not a lengthy game. Despite wrangling with my own sense of "am I really too stupid to figure this out" for a while, I managed to complete the overall journey in only a few hours. And, since the overall plot is disjointed to the point of irrelevancy, that journey doesn't impart any sort of sense of accomplishment or satisfaction, either.
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|What he is looking for
|6'0" (182cms)
|5'0" (152cms) to 5'6" (167cms)
|Body type:
|Slender, Athletic and toned
|Black, Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel
|Dark blonde
|Auburn / Red, Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Dark blonde, Platinum
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Financial / Accounting / Real Estate
|No preference
|$75,001 to $100,000
|$35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Currently Separated, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live away from home, Yes, and they live at home
|Wants kids:
|I'll tell you later
|Definitely, Someday, Not sure, Probably not, No
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|Christian / Catholic, Christian / LDS, Christian / Protestant, Spiritual but not religious, Other, Christian / Other
|Bachelors degree
|Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
Graduated from the University of Washington. Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing & Management.