Since the "neural network renaissance" of 1986, the IJCNN is the largest international neural network research conference, and is one of a very few conferences with a focus specifically on neural networks research. Many of the other neural network centric conferences are run by affiliated societies, such as ICANN of the European Neural Network Society, ICONIP of the Asia-Pacific Neural Network Society, which now includes the JNNS conference of the Japanese Neural Network Society, a growing INNS India Neural Network Society, and the regional IEEE-CIS Chapters (see the IEEE-CIS global map for the large number of Chapters) Both INNS and IEEE-CIS have supported activity in other areas of the world, and best represent the global diversity of talent in the Neural Networks area.

Celebrating 20 years of neural networks!

1. IJCNN07 Orlando Florida USA - Publicity Chair, Guest Editor for the Neural Networks Special Issue
2. IJCNN06 Vancouver BC Canada - International Liaison
8. • Almost true tall tales
   • Challenging the dogmas
   • Crazy ideas
   • Crystal balls
   • Favourite sayings
   • Car collision with a deer
   • (first posted 28Aug2020 on this blog and MarketWatch, but MW dropped the content about Roosevelt)
     
     
   • Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observers posted 3 brilliant videos on nearby stellar flaring, as further support for a potential "micro-flare" or other solar disruption to explain the 12,000 year [mythological observations, paleontology, geology, planetary] quasi-periodicity of disruptive events on Earth, which by appearances may be "imminent". I like Ben's <=50 to >=200 year uncertainty - and even though that is still a bit of guess, he is meticulous in pointing out the uncertainties.
     
     If we take an "Electric Universe" perspective, then perhaps shifts in the galactic currents could be expected to "light up" or "extinguish" stars to various degrees as the currents shift and move. In other words, the "lit-up regions" motions may relate more to drifts of galactic currents than to the motions of the stars themselves? My own [cheap, crappy] animation for the spiral currents moving though stations stars is shown in my video (mpeg format) : Bill Howells videos/Birkeland rotation in galaxy - not dark matter/Dark matter video 1 - initial, simple.mpeg
     
     
   • The [description, instructions] text file (click on link above), provides links to other macros and spreadsheets, but the other macros aren't explained, nor are the example workbooks yet posted. Click for LibreOffice macro directory listing
     
   • Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observer's video "F4 Ionosphere : A Sign of Higher Energy" extends a Brazilian news release of 22May2018, "New network is installed to investigate space weather over South America : New layer of the ionosphere (F4)". Ben points out that this is very reminiscent of the multi-layer plasma shells in SAFIRE experiments, and how these increase in number with increasing current and voltage.
     
     In his effective style of thinking and presenting, Ben Davidson raises excellent questions about this discovery, and ties it to the Electric-Universe-related SAFIRE project, in addition to the rapidly-declining Earth's geomagnetic field and possibly oncoming reversal in the "near" future [years,decades], and possible [health,industry,Climate, Earthquake-Volcano, etc] impacts, for which he has posted many insightful comments and videos over the last years-to-decade. The main points that Ben emphasizes are that the new F4 Van Allen belt observed by the Brazilians may reflect : 1) New technology allows the F4 discovery; 2) Increased radiation lead to an enhanced F4 signature; and 3) Increased radiation has created the F4 layer (rather like the SAFIRE project). He favours points 2 & 3.
     
     Returning to Ben's theme of the Earth's geomagnetic field and its impacts, he often points out in his daily 5-minute solar video that weak [solar,geomagnetic] fields make the Earth far more vulnerable to much smaller solar events. Maybe the questions I've posted above may also add to the many observations and questions that Ben has posed about these themes (far example Sunspots and Earthspots : Electromagnetic similarities, and also see QuakeWatch.net, 27May2018 update.
     
     (first posted here 26May2018, also posted to YouTube)
     18May2018 Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observer's video "Cancer in Science"
     Ben's video extends a Nature journal News Feature of 16May2018 "Some hard numbers on science's leadership problems A Nature survey of 3,200 scientists reveals the tensions bubbling in research groups around the world." https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-05143-8
     
   • The Great Fire of Chicago 1871 - descriptions and comments Here is a fascinating collection of eyewitness accounts and comments about the fire, taken from : Charles Ginenthal 1990 "Carl Sagan and Immanuel Velikovsky" Ivy Press Books, New York 359pp (Amazon shows 1995 paperback)
     
   • Milan M. Radovanovic, Tomislav M. Pavlovic, Gorica B. Stanojevic, Misko M. Milanovic, Mila A. Pavlovic, Aleksandar R. Radivojevic 2014 "The influence of solar activities on occurance of the forest fires in Southern Europe"
   • Ben Davidson 25Jun2014 "2012 Serbian Wildfires"
   • Douglas V. Hoyt, Kenneth H. Schatten ?year? "The role of the sun in climate change", citing Auclair 1995 Forest fires versus sunspots 05Jul2017 Modern recognition for a Ukrainian [mathematician, scientist] Alexey Grigorevich Ivakhnenko? - I haven't yet put together comments etc, but a few pointers are :
     
   • Online version : http://www.idsia.ch/~juergen/DeepLearning2July2014.pdf
   • Overview : http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/deep-learning-overview.html
   • Toolsets can be browsed via: Past and Future Worlds directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
     
   • In addition to the video of the presentation, "Howell 161220 Big Data, Deep Learning, Safety.ogv">, I have also posted the [software, scheduling/coding spredsheet, slides, etc] used to produce the video, but not any proprietary video segments (to reduce space). This may be of use to others who produce videos and would like to kow how I approached this. It won't be directly adapatable, as I have used a little-known language, Queen's University of Kingston "Nested Interactive Array Language (Q'Nial) to actually run the playing of [slides, references, images, videos, etc] of which it is composed. Although there is some documentation, it is very limited.
     
   • 28May2016 Paul Vaughan - Ring_of_Fire and Volcano_Explosivity_Index versus El_Nino_La_Nina Here is a breakthrough graph from Paul that relates volcanic activity to El Nino/ La Nina. This makes an interesting century-scale [compliment, contrast] to a "short term" model for major earthquakes by Ben Davidson and colleagues of Suspicious0bservers.org (that's a "zero", not a capital "O"). The public website is Suspicious 0bservers, which has daily space weather comments. You will have to subscribe (~5$/month) to see Davidson's impressive video : Citizen Science - Model of Solar-triggered earthquakes confirmed and Related papers : The sun triggers large earthquakes.
     
   • 07Dec2015 Alert! awesome, beautiful paper! :
     • Toolsets can be browed via: Icebreaker unchained directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
       
     • 07Dec2015 Alert! awesome, beautiful paper! :
       • Toolsets can be browed via: Icebreaker unchained directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
         
       • on A related
       • http://youtu.be/X9C4Tx2zC3c.
         New Mexico, 25-28Jul2012.
       • Bill Howell, "Ring
       • Bill Howell "Are we ready for global cooling?" - A short presentation to Toastmasters – Dows Lake, Ottawa, 14Mar06. Needs corrections and comments! (some time later...)
         
         
       • Bill Howell 2006, "Genetic Specification of Recurrent Neural Networks: Initial Thoughts", Presentation in the Special Session on Neural Network Models and Applications in Bioinformatics, Neuroscience, and Neuro-Genetics, World Congress on Computational Intelligence 2006, Vancouver, 21-27Jul06 (available from author)
         
         
       • Bill Howell "Genetic specification of recurrent neural networks, draft concepts and
       • Bill Howell "Junk
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       • New corona virus cases/day/population for selected countries
       • Daily case charts for countries, by region
       • Spreadsheet for generating the charts
       • Jumping off the cliff and into conclusions
       • COVID-19 data and models
       • Corona virus models
       • Is the cure worse than the disease? - This section is specific to corona virus. Check my blog comments at the end of this web-page for many other earlier comments that I made about the policy approaches and [health expert, media] perspectives to corona virus, and other issues. My influenza web-page covers the same topic with respect to the flu.
       • Questions, Successes, Failures
       • Questions
       • Why are European-decended countries particularly hard hit?
       • Was the virus made in a lab in China?
       • Apparent successes of the medical, scientific] experts?
       • Apparent failures of essentially ALL [medical, scientific] experts, and the mass media?
       • The population in general
       • Howells blog posts to MarketWatch etc

       • 

         Click for ALL daily cases regional charts on a single web-page.
         Anglophone Scandanavia Northern Europe Southern Europe North Africa Pacific Asia South Asia Latin America Mesopotamia etc Russia etc

         Howell, OurWorldInData.org daily-covid-cases-per-million-three-day-avg Howell, OurWorldInData.org daily-covid-deaths-per-million-3-day-avg.ods

         using the highest Note : The first model that I saw online was posted in February by complete amateurs!! Their model simply adopted models that had been used for the Spanish flu, and (largely because of the simplicity) is far better described than some academic models. YYG claims "Artificial Intelligence" (at very brief glance, looks like very basic machine learning to me, but I would have to go through it in detail). Is this yet another case of the machines clobbering the best human academics? Is is also yet another case of apparently one individual (apparently not directly affiliated with an institution), besting well-[[salary & benefit]ed, established, permanent] experts of government (including academic) institutions?
         

         YYG infections, UoW IHME hospital resource usage :

         

         YYG comparison of several model projections :

         Imperial College, London MIT Covid Analytics Los Alamos National Laboratory Iowa State University

         

         

         We have been in an exceptionally low sunspot minimum of longer than usual duration, ash shown in the NOAA cycle chart. By far the best source of information that I've followed on the "low geomagnetic" (low Kp) days is Ben Davidson's daily news on his Suspicious Observers' YouTube website. I don't agree with everything he says, and he does tend to launch on crusade, but he is far beyond the [capabilities, thinking] of essentially all [government, academic] scientists, and is a far more reliable source (he constantly references "official" scientists and their results). Yes, there are powerful "stong" thinkers in [government, academic] science ("strong" in that they can chanllenge the science "fashions -> cults -> religions" of the overwhelming mainstream), but less than 1 in 10 thousand, so you really have to pick through the herd in an extremely selective manner (pins in a haystack). What To Do With Space Weather Health Information - much more general information on space weather and health Howell - Pandemics and the sun Howell - Selected pandemics & epidemics.pdf Hoyte & Schatten year - solar influence on climate & natural systems, graphs.pdf Tapping, Mathias, Surkan - Pandemics & solar activity Stephen Puetz - Universal Cycle Theory - You'll have to buy one of his books to get the full view, but Puetz has a great many published scientific papers as well.
         This topic fits well into my theme "Lies, Damned Lies, and Scientists". Even though scientists are not the only group involved, the theme is universally applied to all home sapiens.
         See also : "Pandemics, health, and the sun" (menu above). Data for countries could have been mixed up. Can you spot any such errors? Can YOU fix the spreadsheet to correct the erors?
         

         Table of Contents :

         We have been in an exceptionally low sunspot minimum of longer than usual duration, ash shown in the NOAA cycle chart. By far the best source of information that I've followed on the "low geomagnetic" (low Kp) days is Ben Davidson's daily news on his Suspicious Observers' YouTube website. I don't agree with everything he says, and he does tend to launch on crusade, but he is far beyond the [capabilities, thinking] of essentially all [government, academic] scientists, and is a far more reliable source (he constantly references "official" scientists and their results). Yes, there are powerful "stong" thinkers in [government, academic] science ("strong" in that they can chanllenge the science "fashions -> cults -> religions" of the overwhelming mainstream), but less than 1 in 10 thousand, so you really have to pick through the herd in an extremely selective manner (pins in a haystack). What To Do With Space Weather Health Information - much more general information on space weather and health

         Table of Contents :

         As per commentary over the last few years by Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observers, I have added the geomagnetic Kp index (see definitions below) to sunspots in the graph below to see if it might add "explanatory power" to the influenza data, beyond using sunspots alone. Ben has posted an awesome series of [papers, books, videos] dealing with human health in a broad sense and a multitude of astronomical phenomena!
         
         
         

         US Center for Disease Control (CDC) - annual flu seasons 2010-2017 :

         

         Peter Doshi, May2008 - The overall decline in influenza-attributed mortality over the 20th century cannot be the result of influenza vaccination?

         Sacha Dobler 2018 - 1917-18 "Spanish flu deaths" may have been largely due to secondary infections?

         Amazon Customer - Concerned about vaccines? Make an informed decision with this book. Classic on the debate which has raged for a century.

         Anne Rooney - Dangerous and inaccurate nonsense

         Stephen Puetz 2011 "Universal Wave Series"

         Sacha Dobler 2018 "Solar History: The Connection of Solar Activity, War, Peace and the Human Mind in the 2nd Millennium" ISBN: 1730722873

         [532] Ida Honorof, Eleanor McBean 1977 "Vaccination : the silent killer. A clear and present danger" Honor Publications
         

         Trung Nguyen, Eleanor McBean, Sue Martson, Ida Honorof "Vaccines: The Biggest Medical Fraud in History History of Vaccination, Book 26, Kindle Edition
         "
         
         

         This topic fits well into my theme "Lies, Damned Lies, and Scientists". Even though scientists are not the only group involved, the theme is universally applied to all home sapiens.
         See also : "Pandemics, health, and the sun" (menu above).

         Table of Contents :

         COVID-19 data and models

         Corona virus models

         Questions, Successes, Failures

         Thunderbolts.info - the Electric Universe and Health

         

         Michael Berk, Seetal Dodd, Margaret Henry 2006 "Do ambient electromagnetic fields affect behaviour? A demonstration of the relationship between geomagnetic storm activity and suicide" Bio-electromagnetics Journal, Uof Melbourne, Australia (both images above come from this paper)

         Tsutomu Nishimura, I-Ju Tsai, Hiroyuki Yamauchi, Eli Nakatani, Masanori Fukushima, Chung Y Hsu Feb2020 "Association of of geomagnetic disturbances and suicide attempts in Taiwan, 1997-2013. A cross-sectional study"

         

         Eileen Mckusick gave a presentation at an Electric Universe (Thunderbolts conference, but that video is only accessible to members so I have provided a link to her website. Another site that has posted an article of her work is Sarah Kalvin's Planetary Dynamics - "Eileen McKusick - Mastering the Human Biofield with Tuning Forks", 24Mar2017. Her work is definitely out of my comfort zone, but as I keep telling myself : "shut up and listen, one day it may come back". Besides, many people believe in astrology, and while that doesn't include me, the persistance of the subject amazes me. Before 300 years ago, apparently almost all astronomers were astrologists because the subjects were practically inseparable. If nothing else, it has huge historical significance.
         

         Ben Davidson & Suspicious0bservers.org - Space Weather and health

         
         

         
         

         Robert Prechter - Socionomics, the first quantitative sociology?

         Elliot Wave Theory is well entrenched in stock market analysis. Here I take quotes from the Investopedia website, which shows its relevance to the investment community. This is also shown by the significant portion of Elliot Wave technical analysis on TradingView.com, even though a vast array of other trading toolsets are used. It's still wide-open to interpretation when applied, and not a sure thing at all. I am not entirely comfortable with it, but I guess many professionals work with it. Perhaps it's more art than science, but not much else works entirely well either.
         

         "... Ralph Nelson Elliott developed the Elliott Wave Theory in the 1930s. Elliott believed that stock markets, generally thought to behave in a somewhat random and chaotic manner, in fact, traded in repetitive patterns.[1] In this article, we'll take a look at the history behind Elliott Wave Theory and how it is applied to trading.
         
         

         Investopedia Introduction to Elliott Wave Theory

         [1] Ralph Nelson Elliott. "The Wave Principle," Pages 3-4. Lula Press, 2019

         Stephen Puetz - the second universal wave series after the Mayans?

         

         Bill Howell, "

         Hoyte & Schatten year? - solar influence on climate & natural systems, graphs
         

         Stephen Puetz - Universal Cycle Theory - Puetz has developed a majestic "Universal Wave Series" that covers a huge number of [natural, human] well-established periodicities, and best illustrates the ensemble of astronomical influences. His work is reminiscent of the system of 20+ Mayan calendars, but goes vastly beyond it! You'll have to buy one of his books to get the full view, but Puetz has a number of great published scientific papers as well. We have been in an exceptionally low sunspot minimum of longer than usual duration, as shown in the NOAA cycle chart. By far the best source of information that I've followed on the "low geomagnetic" (low Kp) days is Ben Davidson's daily news on his Suspicious Observers' YouTube website. I don't agree with everything he says, and he does tend to launch on crusade, but he is far beyond the [capabilities, thinking] of essentially all [government, academic] scientists, and is a far more reliable source (he constantly references "official" scientists and their results). Yes, there are powerful "strong thinkers" in [government, academic] science ("strong" in that they can chanllenge the science "fashions -> cults -> religions" of the overwhelming mainstream), but less than 1 in 10 thousand, so you really have to pick through the herd in an extremely selective manner (pins in a haystack).
         

         Spanish flu death estimate from Wikipedia
         
         

         
         This topic fits well into my theme "Lies, Damned Lies, and Scientists". Even though scientists are not the only group involved, the theme is universally applied to all home sapiens.
         

         28May2016 Paul Vaughan - Ring_of_Fire and Volcano_Explosivity_Index versus El_Nino_La_Nina Here is a breakthrough graph from Paul that relates volcanic activity to El Nino/ La Nina. This makes an interesting century-scale [compliment, contrast] to a "short term" model for major earthquakes by Ben Davidson and colleagues of Suspicious0bservers.org (that's a "zero", not a capital "O"). The public website is Suspicious 0bservers, which has daily space weather comments. You will have to subscribe (~5$/month) to see Davidson's impressive video : Citizen Science - Model of Solar-triggered earthquakes confirmed Related papers : The sun triggers large earthquakes.
         

         on A related

         Video - Car hits & kills deer near Hussar
         The video is raw, unprocessed and completely amateur, as I have only started taking videos. At least it's a start - as my previous video posting, "14Feb12 Venus et Mars - au dela d'une histoire d'amour (video 240 Mbytes)", only consisted of still images (pictures taken from books, the internet, PowerPoint-like software, and graphics programs) and audio (music CDs, voice recordings).
         
         

         UPDATE: Crash on Highway 10 East

         

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         William Neil Howell "what made you think" - what? think? I don't want to start that. Maybe if I team up with a telepathic rat : Global Highlights: Neuroengineering towards Whole-Brain Emulation and Mind Uploading

         Reincarnation : A Riddle by, for, of, on, and with the Mind

         Anti-engineering and the emergence of racisim

         Are we ready for Global Cooling

         The Basis for Democracy

         Cheating Theory, Parasitic behavior, and Stupidity

         Climate Change, or not...

         The Freedom of a robot, the wisdom of Methuseleh

         Climate Change, or not...

         I, Robot

         Inspirational Friends

         The Last generation to die...

         Mega-Life, Mega-Death, and the invisible hand of the Sun

         Mind and Brain, this debate is back in fashion

         Nuclear spent fuel, high-level radio-active waste

         Overbreeding is the first act of war

         Peach fuzz

         Post-mortem of a presentation

         Ottawa

         Ottawa Master of Applied Science Bachelor of Applied Dr. E.P. Scarlett high school, Calgary matriculation: Assorted training and non-credit courses

         

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         • Authors' Guide home blog (website) - this is the "home page" for the author website, providing an overall description.
         • Paper formatting blog (website) - description, what NOT to do, basic formatting, templates
         • IEEE PDF eXpress plus blog (website) - check that paper has proper [formatting, style, setup] to be compatible with IEEE standards. This is required for final paper acceptance, but may help with initial paper submissions.
         • Initial paper submission blog (website)
         • IEEE Electronic Copyright Form (eCf) submissions blog (website) - required for final paper acceptance
         • Conference registration blog (website) - required for final paper acceptance
         • Final paper submission blog (website)
         • Travel visas blog (website) - Some links that may help, but this is entirely the responsibility of each attendee!
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         • IEEE CrossCheck Portal blog (website) - understanding the plagiarism checks -
         • Paper reviews blog (website) - from the author's perspective
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         Table of Contents

         • Key [results, comments]
         • Play with the [time, mind]-bending perspective yourself
         • Ratio of actual to semi-log detrended data : [advantages, disadvantages]
         • Future potential work
         • Comparison of [TradingView, Yahoo finance] data
         • [data, software] cart [description, links]
           
           
           Wow! Even knowing that the [eyes, mind] often see patterns that aren't really there (as per random noise), one can basically re-create the essence of the 1872-1960 timeframe simply by copying ONLY 4 chunks of the 1950-2020 time-frame!! Of course, there is nothing new about this - TradingView members are often comparing current market squiggles to the past, over different timescales. I would actually be surprised if the aqbove graph hasn't already been done hundreds of times before. [System_T, Amjad Farooq, TexasWestCapital, perhaps Harry Dent] and others are examples of recent pattern-matching for the SP500, with their comparisons of the 2020 crash to other time periods. But my overlays in the graph above above did not involve [re-scaling, rotating] or other transformation of the time segments, transparencies], so that is [noteworthy, simple, pure]. Scale is important, even if only to confirm the applicability of multi-scalar processes.
           While you probably don't have the gimp (GNU image manipulation program) installed on your computer (yet), it is available for free (I think on MS Windows as well, not just Linux?). With gimp, you will be able to work with my .xcf format file SP500 time-section transparencies. If you are new to gimp, be prepared to lose a lot of hair and gain a lot of wrinkles - it's not the the easiest learning curve, but it is powerful (and cheap!).
           
         • 7,500 years of history - This is the same challenge that I had with a [lunitic, scattered, naive] model of history by my father and I, where it was necessary to cut ?150? years out of a 7,500 year time series to "kind of make it fit". Steven Yaskall recognized us as the "two fools who rushed in" in his book "Grand Phases on the Sun". We were justifiably proud of that.
         • Smooth sinusoidal curves and regular periodicities - I seems that mathematicians and scientists still [think, apply] models assuming ideal waveforms, even when [their tools, reality] do not. Stephen Puetz's "Universal Waves Series" (UWS) is the most [powerful, fantastic] meta-level model for [natual, human] cycles that I have ever seen, by far. It even has an awesome probablistic-ranked list of expected timings of events at different timescales. However, perhaps more remains to be done on subtleshifts in real time series? I don't know - I'm just guessing.
           
           While most results are provided in sections above, links to data [spreadsheets, text files] and software [???, source code] are listed below along with brief comments. A full listing of files (including other SP500 web-pages) can be seen via this Directory's listing. Hopefully this will help those who want to do something different, as the programs etc mayhelp with [learning, debugging].
           
         • TradingView data text file and spreadsheet - I had to upgrade my TradingView subscription to Pro+ to download the data for years prior to 1928, as I couldn't find another source. Note that the S&P500 index started in 1926, so I assume that proxy [data, index memberships] were used for prior years. I used the spreadsheet to [gather, view, process] data, and copied the resulting tables to text files for use by gnuplot (see "Software" below).
         • Yahoo finance data (text file - it's in the same spreadsheet as per the TradingView data). I was happy to have another "somewhat independent" data source, even if they are both from the same S&P or other source. This really helps as a check on my data treatment (see the section above "Comparison of [TradingView, Yahoo finance] data").
         • TradingView Pine language You are probably wondering why I didn't provide a Pine script, which would make this much more useful to the TradingView community. Laziness is the rule - especially as I am hoping that a Pine Scripter (maybe you?) might do this.
         • gnuplot I've used the unofficial extension .plt to designate gnuplot scripts for each of the graphs. You can see these files via this Directory's listing.
         • gimp (GNU image manipulation program) is what I used for the SP500 time-section transparencies. For more details, see the section above "Play with the [time, mind]-bending perspective yourself".
         • gnuplot.sh is the tiny bash script used to select gnuplot scripts. My other bash scripts can be found here.
         • QNial programming language - Quenn's University Nested Interactive Array Language (Q'Nial) is my top prefered programming language for modestly complex to insane programming challenges, along with at least 3 other people in the world. Bash scripts make a great companion to QNial. semi-log formula.ndf is the tiny "program" used to set up the semi-log line fits. More generally : here are many of my QNial programs. Subdirectories provide programs for various projects etc. Binary file /media/bill/SWAPPER/Website - raw/Software programming & code/Qnial/code develop_test/test- 1872-2020 SP500 index, ratio of opening price to semi-log detrended price.html matches

           Table of Contents

         • Key [results, comments]
         • Play with the [time, mind]-bending perspective yourself
         • Ratio of actual to semi-log detrended data : [advantages, disadvantages]
         • Future potential work
         • Comparison of [TradingView, Yahoo finance] data
         • [data, software] cart [description, links]
           
           
           Wow! Even knowing that the [eyes, mind] often see patterns that aren't really there (as per random noise), one can basically re-create the essence of the 1872-1960 timeframe simply by copying ONLY 4 chunks of the 1950-2020 time-frame!! Of course, there is nothing new about this - TradingView members are often comparing current market squiggles to the past, over different timescales. I would actually be surprised if the aqbove graph hasn't already been done hundreds of times before. [System_T, Amjad Farooq, TexasWestCapital, perhaps Harry Dent] and others are examples of recent pattern-matching for the SP500, with their comparisons of the 2020 crash to other time periods. But my overlays in the graph above above did not involve [re-scaling, rotating] or other transformation of the time segments, transparencies], so that is [noteworthy, simple, pure]. Scale is important, even if only to confirm the applicability of multi-scalar processes.
           While you probably don't have the gimp (GNU image manipulation program) installed on your computer (yet), it is available for free (I think on MS Windows as well, not just Linux?). With gimp, you will be able to work with my .xcf format file SP500 time-section transparencies. If you are new to gimp, be prepared to lose a lot of hair and gain a lot of wrinkles - it's not the the easiest learning curve, but it is powerful (and cheap!).
           
         • 7,500 years of history - This is the same challenge that I had with a [lunitic, scattered, naive] model of history by my father and I, where it was necessary to cut ?150? years out of a 7,500 year time series to "kind of make it fit". Steven Yaskall recognized us as the "two fools who rushed in" in his book "Grand Phases on the Sun". We were justifiably proud of that.
         • Smooth sinusoidal curves and regular periodicities - I seems that mathematicians and scientists still [think, apply] models assuming ideal waveforms, even when [their tools, reality] do not. Stephen Puetz's "Universal Waves Series" (UWS) is the most [powerful, fantastic] meta-level model for [natual, human] cycles that I have ever seen, by far. It even has an awesome probablistic-ranked list of expected timings of events at different timescales. However, perhaps more remains to be done on subtleshifts in real time series? I don't know - I'm just guessing.
           
           While most results are provided in sections above, links to data [spreadsheets, text files] and software [???, source code] are listed below along with brief comments. A full listing of files (including other SP500 web-pages) can be seen via this Directory's listing. Hopefully this will help those who want to do something different, as the programs etc mayhelp with [learning, debugging].
           
         • TradingView data text file and spreadsheet - I had to upgrade my TradingView subscription to Pro+ to download the data for years prior to 1928, as I couldn't find another source. Note that the S&P500 index started in 1926, so I assume that proxy [data, index memberships] were used for prior years. I used the spreadsheet to [gather, view, process] data, and copied the resulting tables to text files for use by gnuplot (see "Software" below).
         • Yahoo finance data (text file - it's in the same spreadsheet as per the TradingView data). I was happy to have another "somewhat independent" data source, even if they are both from the same S&P or other source. This really helps as a check on my data treatment (see the section above "Comparison of [TradingView, Yahoo finance] data").
         • TradingView Pine language You are probably wondering why I didn't provide a Pine script, which would make this much more useful to the TradingView community. Laziness is the rule - especially as I am hoping that a Pine Scripter (maybe you?) might do this.
         • gnuplot I've used the unofficial extension .plt to designate gnuplot scripts for each of the graphs. You can see these files via this Directory's listing.
         • gimp (GNU image manipulation program) is what I used for the SP500 time-section transparencies. For more details, see the section above "Play with the [time, mind]-bending perspective yourself".
         • gnuplot.sh is the tiny bash script used to select gnuplot scripts. My other bash scripts can be found here.
         • QNial programming language - Quenn's University Nested Interactive Array Language (Q'Nial) is my top prefered programming language for modestly complex to insane programming challenges, along with at least 3 other people in the world. Bash scripts make a great companion to QNial. semi-log formula.ndf is the tiny "program" used to set up the semi-log line fits. More generally : here are many of my QNial programs. Subdirectories provide programs for various projects etc. Binary file /media/bill/SWAPPER/Website - raw/Software programming & code/Qnial/code develop_test/test- 1872-2020 SP500 index, ratio of opening price to semi-log detrended price.html convertBodyLinks.html matches

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         • Key [results, comments]
         • Play with the [time, mind]-bending perspective yourself
         • Ratio of actual to semi-log detrended data : [advantages, disadvantages]
         • Future potential work
         • Comparison of [TradingView, Yahoo finance] data
         • [data, software] cart [description, links]
           
           
           Wow! Even knowing that the [eyes, mind] often see patterns that aren't really there (as per random noise), one can basically re-create the essence of the 1872-1960 timeframe simply by copying ONLY 4 chunks of the 1950-2020 time-frame!! Of course, there is nothing new about this - TradingView members are often comparing current market squiggles to the past, over different timescales. I would actually be surprised if the aqbove graph hasn't already been done hundreds of times before. [System_T, Amjad Farooq, TexasWestCapital, perhaps Harry Dent] and others are examples of recent pattern-matching for the SP500, with their comparisons of the 2020 crash to other time periods. But my overlays in the graph above above did not involve [re-scaling, rotating] or other transformation of the time segments, transparencies], so that is [noteworthy, simple, pure]. Scale is important, even if only to confirm the applicability of multi-scalar processes.
           While you probably don't have the gimp (GNU image manipulation program) installed on your computer (yet), it is available for free (I think on MS Windows as well, not just Linux?). With gimp, you will be able to work with my .xcf format file SP500 time-section transparencies. If you are new to gimp, be prepared to lose a lot of hair and gain a lot of wrinkles - it's not the the easiest learning curve, but it is powerful (and cheap!).
           
         • 7,500 years of history - This is the same challenge that I had with a [lunitic, scattered, naive] model of history by my father and I, where it was necessary to cut ?150? years out of a 7,500 year time series to "kind of make it fit". Steven Yaskall recognized us as the "two fools who rushed in" in his book "Grand Phases on the Sun". We were justifiably proud of that.
         • Smooth sinusoidal curves and regular periodicities - I seems that mathematicians and scientists still [think, apply] models assuming ideal waveforms, even when [their tools, reality] do not. Stephen Puetz's "Universal Waves Series" (UWS) is the most [powerful, fantastic] meta-level model for [natual, human] cycles that I have ever seen, by far. It even has an awesome probablistic-ranked list of expected timings of events at different timescales. However, perhaps more remains to be done on subtleshifts in real time series? I don't know - I'm just guessing.
           
           While most results are provided in sections above, links to data [spreadsheets, text files] and software [???, source code] are listed below along with brief comments. A full listing of files (including other SP500 web-pages) can be seen via this Directory's listing. Hopefully this will help those who want to do something different, as the programs etc mayhelp with [learning, debugging].
           
         • TradingView data text file and spreadsheet - I had to upgrade my TradingView subscription to Pro+ to download the data for years prior to 1928, as I couldn't find another source. Note that the S&P500 index started in 1926, so I assume that proxy [data, index memberships] were used for prior years. I used the spreadsheet to [gather, view, process] data, and copied the resulting tables to text files for use by gnuplot (see "Software" below).
         • Yahoo finance data (text file - it's in the same spreadsheet as per the TradingView data). I was happy to have another "somewhat independent" data source, even if they are both from the same S&P or other source. This really helps as a check on my data treatment (see the section above "Comparison of [TradingView, Yahoo finance] data").
         • TradingView Pine language You are probably wondering why I didn't provide a Pine script, which would make this much more useful to the TradingView community. Laziness is the rule - especially as I am hoping that a Pine Scripter (maybe you?) might do this.
         • gnuplot I've used the unofficial extension .plt to designate gnuplot scripts for each of the graphs. You can see these files via this Directory's listing.
         • gimp (GNU image manipulation program) is what I used for the SP500 time-section transparencies. For more details, see the section above "Play with the [time, mind]-bending perspective yourself".
         • gnuplot.sh is the tiny bash script used to select gnuplot scripts. My other bash scripts can be found here.
         • QNial programming language - Quenn's University Nested Interactive Array Language (Q'Nial) is my top prefered programming language for modestly complex to insane programming challenges, along with at least 3 other people in the world. Bash scripts make a great companion to QNial. semi-log formula.ndf is the tiny "program" used to set up the semi-log line fits. More generally : here are many of my QNial programs. Subdirectories provide programs for various projects etc. Binary file /media/bill/SWAPPER/Website - raw/Software programming & code/Qnial/code develop_test/test- 1872-2020 SP500 index, ratio of opening price to semi-log detrended price.html str_replaceIn_path.html matches

           Table of Contents

         • Key [results, comments]
         • Play with the [time, mind]-bending perspective yourself
         • Ratio of actual to semi-log detrended data : [advantages, disadvantages]
         • Future potential work
         • Comparison of [TradingView, Yahoo finance] data
         • [data, software] cart [description, links]
           
           
           
         • 7,500 years of history - This is the same challenge that I had with a [lunitic, scattered, naive] model of history by my father and I, where it was necessary to cut ?150? years out of a 7,500 year time series to "kind of make it fit". Steven Yaskall recognized us as the "two fools who rushed in" in his book "Grand Phases on the Sun". We were justifiably proud of that.
         • Smooth sinusoidal curves and regular periodicities - I seems that mathematicians and scientists still [think, apply] models assuming ideal waveforms, even when [their tools, reality] do not. Stephen Puetz's "Universal Waves Series" (UWS) is the most [powerful, fantastic] meta-level model for [natual, human] cycles that I have ever seen, by far. It even has an awesome probablistic-ranked list of expected timings of events at different timescales. However, perhaps more remains to be done on subtleshifts in real time series? I don't know - I'm just guessing.
           
           While most results are provided in sections above, links to data [spreadsheets, text files] and software [???, source code] are listed below along with brief comments. A full listing of files (including other SP500 web-pages) can be seen via this Directory's listing. Hopefully this will help those who want to do something different, as the programs etc mayhelp with [learning, debugging].
           
         • Yahoo finance data (text file - it's in the same spreadsheet as per the TradingView data). I was happy to have another "somewhat independent" data source, even if they are both from the same S&P or other source. This really helps as a check on my data treatment (see the section above "Comparison of [TradingView, Yahoo finance] data").
         • TradingView Pine language You are probably wondering why I didn't provide a Pine script, which would make this much more useful to the TradingView community. Laziness is the rule - especially as I am hoping that a Pine Scripter (maybe you?) might do this.

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           Table of Contents :

         • New corona virus cases/day/population for selected countries
         • Daily case charts for countries, by region
         • Spreadsheet for generating the charts
         • Jumping off the cliff and into conclusions
         • COVID-19 data and models
         • Corona virus models
         • Is the cure worse than the disease? - This section is specific to corona virus. Check my blog comments at the end of this web-page for many other earlier comments that I made about the policy approaches and [health expert, media] perspectives to corona virus, and other issues. My influenza web-page covers the same topic with respect to the flu.
         • Questions, Successes, Failures
         • Questions
         • Why are European-decended countries particularly hard hit?
         • Was the virus made in a lab in China?
         • Apparent successes of the medical, scientific] experts?
         • Apparent failures of essentially ALL [medical, scientific] experts, and the mass media?
         • The population in general
         • Howells blog posts to MarketWatch etc

         • Click for ALL daily cases regional charts on a single web-page.
           Anglophone Scandanavia Northern Europe Southern Europe North Africa Pacific Asia South Asia Latin America Mesopotamia etc Russia etc

           Howell, OurWorldInData.org daily-covid-cases-per-million-three-day-avg Howell, OurWorldInData.org daily-covid-deaths-per-million-3-day-avg.ods

           using the highest Note : The first model that I saw online was posted in February by complete amateurs!! Their model simply adopted models that had been used for the Spanish flu, and (largely because of the simplicity) is far better described than some academic models. YYG claims "Artificial Intelligence" (at very brief glance, looks like very basic machine learning to me, but I would have to go through it in detail). Is this yet another case of the machines clobbering the best human academics? Is is also yet another case of apparently one individual (apparently not directly affiliated with an institution), besting well-[[salary & benefit]ed, established, permanent] experts of government (including academic) institutions?
           

           YYG infections, UoW IHME hospital resource usage :

           

           YYG comparison of several model projections :

           Imperial College, London MIT Covid Analytics Los Alamos National Laboratory Iowa State University

           

           

           We have been in an exceptionally low sunspot minimum of longer than usual duration, ash shown in the NOAA cycle chart. By far the best source of information that I've followed on the "low geomagnetic" (low Kp) days is Ben Davidson's daily news on his Suspicious Observers' YouTube website. I don't agree with everything he says, and he does tend to launch on crusade, but he is far beyond the [capabilities, thinking] of essentially all [government, academic] scientists, and is a far more reliable source (he constantly references "official" scientists and their results). Yes, there are powerful "stong" thinkers in [government, academic] science ("strong" in that they can chanllenge the science "fashions -> cults -> religions" of the overwhelming mainstream), but less than 1 in 10 thousand, so you really have to pick through the herd in an extremely selective manner (pins in a haystack). What To Do With Space Weather Health Information - much more general information on space weather and health Howell - Pandemics and the sun Howell - Selected pandemics & epidemics.pdf Hoyte & Schatten year - solar influence on climate & natural systems, graphs.pdf Tapping, Mathias, Surkan - Pandemics & solar activity Stephen Puetz - Universal Cycle Theory - You'll have to buy one of his books to get the full view, but Puetz has a great many published scientific papers as well.
           This topic fits well into my theme "Lies, Damned Lies, and Scientists". Even though scientists are not the only group involved, the theme is universally applied to all home sapiens.
           See also : "Pandemics, health, and the sun" (menu above).

           Table of Contents :

           New corona virus cases/day/population for selected countries

           Daily case charts for countries, by region

           Spreadsheet for generating the charts

           Jumping off the cliff and into conclusions

           COVID-19 data and models

           Corona virus models

           Is the cure worse than the disease? - This section is specific to corona virus. Check my blog comments at the end of this web-page for many other earlier comments that I made about the policy approaches and [health expert, media] perspectives to corona virus, and other issues. My influenza web-page covers the same topic with respect to the flu.

           Questions, Successes, Failures

           Questions

           Why are European-decended countries particularly hard hit?

           Was the virus made in a lab in China?

           Apparent successes of the medical, scientific] experts?

           Apparent failures of essentially ALL [medical, scientific] experts, and the mass media?

           The population in general

           Howells blog posts to MarketWatch etc

           Click for ALL daily cases regional charts on a single web-page.
           Anglophone Scandanavia Northern Europe Southern Europe North Africa Pacific Asia South Asia Latin America Mesopotamia etc Russia etc

           Howell, OurWorldInData.org daily-covid-cases-per-million-three-day-avg Howell, OurWorldInData.org daily-covid-deaths-per-million-3-day-avg.ods

           using the highest Note : The first model that I saw online was posted in February by complete amateurs!! Their model simply adopted models that had been used for the Spanish flu, and (largely because of the simplicity) is far better described than some academic models. YYG claims "Artificial Intelligence" (at very brief glance, looks like very basic machine learning to me, but I would have to go through it in detail). Is this yet another case of the machines clobbering the best human academics? Is is also yet another case of apparently one individual (apparently not directly affiliated with an institution), besting well-[[salary & benefit]ed, established, permanent] experts of government (including academic) institutions?
           

           YYG infections, UoW IHME hospital resource usage :

           

           YYG comparison of several model projections :

           Imperial College, London MIT Covid Analytics Los Alamos National Laboratory Iowa State University

           

           

           We have been in an exceptionally low sunspot minimum of longer than usual duration, ash shown in the NOAA cycle chart. By far the best source of information that I've followed on the "low geomagnetic" (low Kp) days is Ben Davidson's daily news on his Suspicious Observers' YouTube website. I don't agree with everything he says, and he does tend to launch on crusade, but he is far beyond the [capabilities, thinking] of essentially all [government, academic] scientists, and is a far more reliable source (he constantly references "official" scientists and their results). Yes, there are powerful "stong" thinkers in [government, academic] science ("strong" in that they can chanllenge the science "fashions -> cults -> religions" of the overwhelming mainstream), but less than 1 in 10 thousand, so you really have to pick through the herd in an extremely selective manner (pins in a haystack). What To Do With Space Weather Health Information - much more general information on space weather and health Howell - Pandemics and the sun Howell - Selected pandemics & epidemics.pdf Hoyte & Schatten year - solar influence on climate & natural systems, graphs.pdf Tapping, Mathias, Surkan - Pandemics & solar activity Stephen Puetz - Universal Cycle Theory - You'll have to buy one of his books to get the full view, but Puetz has a great many published scientific papers as well.
           This topic fits well into my theme "Lies, Damned Lies, and Scientists". Even though scientists are not the only group involved, the theme is universally applied to all home sapiens.
           See also : "Pandemics, health, and the sun" (menu above).

           Table of Contents :

           New corona virus cases/day/population for selected countries

           Daily case charts for countries, by region

           Spreadsheet for generating the charts

           Jumping off the cliff and into conclusions

           COVID-19 data and models

           Corona virus models

           Is the cure worse than the disease? - This section is specific to corona virus. Check my blog comments at the end of this web-page for many other earlier comments that I made about the policy approaches and [health expert, media] perspectives to corona virus, and other issues. My influenza web-page covers the same topic with respect to the flu.

           Questions, Successes, Failures

           Questions

           Why are European-decended countries particularly hard hit?

           Was the virus made in a lab in China?

           Apparent successes of the medical, scientific] experts?

           Apparent failures of essentially ALL [medical, scientific] experts, and the mass media?

           The population in general

           Howells blog posts to MarketWatch etc

           Click for ALL daily cases regional charts on a single web-page.
           Anglophone Scandanavia Northern Europe Southern Europe North Africa Pacific Asia South Asia Latin America Mesopotamia etc Russia etc

           Howell, OurWorldInData.org daily-covid-cases-per-million-three-day-avg Howell, OurWorldInData.org daily-covid-deaths-per-million-3-day-avg.ods

           using the highest Note : The first model that I saw online was posted in February by complete amateurs!! Their model simply adopted models that had been used for the Spanish flu, and (largely because of the simplicity) is far better described than some academic models. YYG claims "Artificial Intelligence" (at very brief glance, looks like very basic machine learning to me, but I would have to go through it in detail). Is this yet another case of the machines clobbering the best human academics? Is is also yet another case of apparently one individual (apparently not directly affiliated with an institution), besting well-[[salary & benefit]ed, established, permanent] experts of government (including academic) institutions?
           

           YYG infections, UoW IHME hospital resource usage :

           

           YYG comparison of several model projections :

           Imperial College, London MIT Covid Analytics Los Alamos National Laboratory Iowa State University

           

           

           We have been in an exceptionally low sunspot minimum of longer than usual duration, ash shown in the NOAA cycle chart. By far the best source of information that I've followed on the "low geomagnetic" (low Kp) days is Ben Davidson's daily news on his Suspicious Observers' YouTube website. I don't agree with everything he says, and he does tend to launch on crusade, but he is far beyond the [capabilities, thinking] of essentially all [government, academic] scientists, and is a far more reliable source (he constantly references "official" scientists and their results). Yes, there are powerful "stong" thinkers in [government, academic] science ("strong" in that they can chanllenge the science "fashions -> cults -> religions" of the overwhelming mainstream), but less than 1 in 10 thousand, so you really have to pick through the herd in an extremely selective manner (pins in a haystack). What To Do With Space Weather Health Information - much more general information on space weather and health Howell - Pandemics and the sun Howell - Selected pandemics & epidemics.pdf Hoyte & Schatten year - solar influence on climate & natural systems, graphs.pdf Tapping, Mathias, Surkan - Pandemics & solar activity Stephen Puetz - Universal Cycle Theory - You'll have to buy one of his books to get the full view, but Puetz has a great many published scientific papers as well.
           This topic fits well into my theme "Lies, Damned Lies, and Scientists". Even though scientists are not the only group involved, the theme is universally applied to all home sapiens.
           See also : "Pandemics, health, and the sun" (menu above).

           Table of Contents :

           New corona virus cases/day/population for selected countries

           Daily case charts for countries, by region

           Spreadsheet for generating the charts

           Jumping off the cliff and into conclusions

           COVID-19 data and models

           Corona virus models

           Is the cure worse than the disease? - This section is specific to corona virus. Check my blog comments at the end of this web-page for many other earlier comments that I made about the policy approaches and [health expert, media] perspectives to corona virus, and other issues. My influenza web-page covers the same topic with respect to the flu.

           Questions, Successes, Failures

           Questions

           Why are European-decended countries particularly hard hit?

           Was the virus made in a lab in China?

           Apparent successes of the medical, scientific] experts?

           Apparent failures of essentially ALL [medical, scientific] experts, and the mass media?

           The population in general

           Howells blog posts to MarketWatch etc

           Click for ALL daily cases regional charts on a single web-page.
           Anglophone Scandanavia Northern Europe Southern Europe North Africa Pacific Asia South Asia Latin America Mesopotamia etc Russia etc

           Howell, OurWorldInData.org daily-covid-cases-per-million-three-day-avg Howell, OurWorldInData.org daily-covid-deaths-per-million-3-day-avg.ods

           using the highest Note : The first model that I saw online was posted in February by complete amateurs!! Their model simply adopted models that had been used for the Spanish flu, and (largely because of the simplicity) is far better described than some academic models. YYG claims "Artificial Intelligence" (at very brief glance, looks like very basic machine learning to me, but I would have to go through it in detail). Is this yet another case of the machines clobbering the best human academics? Is is also yet another case of apparently one individual (apparently not directly affiliated with an institution), besting well-[[salary & benefit]ed, established, permanent] experts of government (including academic) institutions?
           

           YYG infections, UoW IHME hospital resource usage :

           

           YYG comparison of several model projections :

           Imperial College, London MIT Covid Analytics Los Alamos National Laboratory Iowa State University

           

           

           We have been in an exceptionally low sunspot minimum of longer than usual duration, ash shown in the NOAA cycle chart. By far the best source of information that I've followed on the "low geomagnetic" (low Kp) days is Ben Davidson's daily news on his Suspicious Observers' YouTube website. I don't agree with everything he says, and he does tend to launch on crusade, but he is far beyond the [capabilities, thinking] of essentially all [government, academic] scientists, and is a far more reliable source (he constantly references "official" scientists and their results). Yes, there are powerful "stong" thinkers in [government, academic] science ("strong" in that they can chanllenge the science "fashions -> cults -> religions" of the overwhelming mainstream), but less than 1 in 10 thousand, so you really have to pick through the herd in an extremely selective manner (pins in a haystack). What To Do With Space Weather Health Information - much more general information on space weather and health Howell - Pandemics and the sun Howell - Selected pandemics & epidemics.pdf Hoyte & Schatten year - solar influence on climate & natural systems, graphs.pdf Tapping, Mathias, Surkan - Pandemics & solar activity Stephen Puetz - Universal Cycle Theory - You'll have to buy one of his books to get the full view, but Puetz has a great many published scientific papers as well.
           This topic fits well into my theme "Lies, Damned Lies, and Scientists". Even though scientists are not the only group involved, the theme is universally applied to all home sapiens.
           See also : "Pandemics, health, and the sun" (menu above).

           Title, table of condents, copyright

           Introduction

           Intro - The impossible conclusion, Scientists can't think

           logical, and scientific thinking by essentially all scientists

           profile

           challenged, and when they crumble

           and Scientific Thinking?

           B2 - Cheating theory and Game theory

           B3 - Pre-and-post-Science Philosophies for Thinking

           C1 - A Brave new world

           C2 - The rise & fall of Enlightenment

           C3 - Suggestions for science, policy, and society

           D0 - Conclusions

           Title, table of condents, copyright

           Introduction

           Intro - The impossible conclusion, Scientists can't think

           logical, and scientific thinking by essentially all scientists

           profile

           challenged, and when they crumble

           and Scientific Thinking?

           B2 - Cheating theory and Game theory

           B3 - Pre-and-post-Science Philosophies for Thinking

           C1 - A Brave new world

           C2 - The rise & fall of Enlightenment

           C3 - Suggestions for science, policy, and society

           D0 - Conclusions

           Title, table of condents, copyright

           Introduction

           Intro - The impossible conclusion, Scientists can't think

           logical, and scientific thinking by essentially all scientists

           profile

           challenged, and when they crumble

           and Scientific Thinking?

           B2 - Cheating theory and Game theory

           B3 - Pre-and-post-Science Philosophies for Thinking

           C1 - A Brave new world

           C2 - The rise & fall of Enlightenment

           C3 - Suggestions for science, policy, and society

           D0 - Conclusions

           Title, table of condents, copyright

           Introduction

           Intro - The impossible conclusion, Scientists can't think

           logical, and scientific thinking by essentially all scientists

           profile

           challenged, and when they crumble

           and Scientific Thinking?

           B2 - Cheating theory and Game theory

           B3 - Pre-and-post-Science Philosophies for Thinking

           C1 - A Brave new world

           C2 - The rise & fall of Enlightenment

           C3 - Suggestions for science, policy, and society

           D0 - Conclusions

           (first posted 28Aug2020 on this blog and MarketWatch, but MW dropped the content about Roosevelt)
           
           

           Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observers posted 3 brilliant videos on nearby stellar flaring, as further support for a potential "micro-flare" or other solar disruption to explain the 12,000 year [mythological observations, paleontology, geology, planetary] quasi-periodicity of disruptive events on Earth, which by appearances may be "imminent". I like Ben's <=50 to >=200 year uncertainty - and even though that is still a bit of guess, he is meticulous in pointing out the uncertainties.
           
           If we take an "Electric Universe" perspective, then perhaps shifts in the galactic currents could be expected to "light up" or "extinguish" stars to various degrees as the currents shift and move. In other words, the "lit-up regions" motions may relate more to drifts of galactic currents than to the motions of the stars themselves? My own [cheap, crappy] animation for the spiral currents moving though stations stars is shown in my video (mpeg format) : Bill Howells videos/Birkeland rotation in galaxy - not dark matter/Dark matter video 1 - initial, simple.mpeg
           
           

           The [description, instructions] text file (click on link above), provides links to other macros and spreadsheets, but the other macros aren't explained, nor are the example workbooks yet posted. Click for LibreOffice directory listing
           

           Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observer's video "F4 Ionosphere : A Sign of Higher Energy" extends a Brazilian news release of 22May2018, "New network is installed to investigate space weather over South America : New layer of the ionosphere (F4)". Ben points out that this is very reminiscent of the multi-layer plasma shells in SAFIRE experiments, and how these increase in number with increasing current and voltage.
           
           In his effective style of thinking and presenting, Ben Davidson raises excellent questions about this discovery, and ties it to the Electric-Universe-related SAFIRE project, in addition to the rapidly-declining Earth's geomagnetic field and possibly oncoming reversal in the "near" future [years,decades], and possible [health,industry,Climate, Earthquake-Volcano, etc] impacts, for which he has posted many insightful comments and videos over the last years-to-decade. The main points that Ben emphasizes are that the new F4 Van Allen belt observed by the Brazilians may reflect : 1) New technology allows the F4 discovery; 2) Increased radiation lead to an enhanced F4 signature; and 3) Increased radiation has created the F4 layer (rather like the SAFIRE project). He favours points 2 & 3.
           
           Returning to Ben's theme of the Earth's geomagnetic field and its impacts, he often points out in his daily 5-minute solar video that weak [solar,geomagnetic] fields make the Earth far more vulnerable to much smaller solar events. Maybe the questions I've posted above may also add to the many observations and questions that Ben has posed about these themes (far example Sunspots and Earthspots : Electromagnetic similarities, and also see QuakeWatch.net, 27May2018 update.
           
           (first posted here 26May2018, also posted to YouTube)
           18May2018 Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observer's video "Cancer in Science"
           Ben's video extends a Nature journal News Feature of 16May2018 "Some hard numbers on science's leadership problems A Nature survey of 3,200 scientists reveals the tensions bubbling in research groups around the world." https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-05143-8
           

           The Great Fire of Chicago 1871 - descriptions and comments Here is a fascinating collection of eyewitness accounts and comments about the fire, taken from : Charles Ginenthal 1990 "Carl Sagan and Immanuel Velikovsky" Ivy Press Books, New York 359pp (Amazon shows 1995 paperback)
           

           Milan M. Radovanovic, Tomislav M. Pavlovic, Gorica B. Stanojevic, Misko M. Milanovic, Mila A. Pavlovic, Aleksandar R. Radivojevic 2014 "The influence of solar activities on occurance of the forest fires in Southern Europe"

           Ben Davidson 25Jun2014 "2012 Serbian Wildfires"

           Douglas V. Hoyt, Kenneth H. Schatten ?year? "The role of the sun in climate change", citing Auclair 1995 Forest fires versus sunspots 05Jul2017 Modern recognition for a Ukrainian [mathematician, scientist] Alexey Grigorevich Ivakhnenko? - I haven't yet put together comments etc, but a few pointers are :
           

           Online version : http://www.idsia.ch/~juergen/DeepLearning2July2014.pdf

           Overview : http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/deep-learning-overview.html

           Toolsets can be browsed via: Past and Future Worlds directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
           

           In addition to the video of the presentation, "Howell 161220 Big Data, Deep Learning, Safety.ogv", I have also posted the [software, scheduling/coding spredsheet, slides, etc] used to produce the video, but not any proprietary video segments (to reduce space). This may be of use to others who produce videos and would like to kow how I approached this. It won't be directly adapatable, as I have used a little-known language, Queen's University of Kingston "Nested Interactive Array Language (Q'Nial) to actually run the playing of [slides, references, images, videos, etc] of which it is composed. Although there is some documentation, it is very limited.
           

           28May2016 Paul Vaughan - Ring_of_Fire and Volcano_Explosivity_Index versus El_Nino_La_Nina Here is a breakthrough graph from Paul that relates volcanic activity to El Nino/ La Nina. This makes an interesting century-scale [compliment, contrast] to a "short term" model for major earthquakes by Ben Davidson and colleagues of Suspicious0bservers.org (that's a "zero", not a capital "O"). The public website is Suspicious 0bservers, which has daily space weather comments. You will have to subscribe (~5$/month) to see Davidson's impressive video : Citizen Science - Model of Solar-triggered earthquakes confirmed and Related papers : The sun triggers large earthquakes.
           

           07Dec2015 Alert! awesome, beautiful paper! :

           • Toolsets can be browed via: Icebreaker unchained directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
             
           • 07Dec2015 Alert! awesome, beautiful paper! :
             • Toolsets can be browed via: Icebreaker unchained directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
               
             • As a second bonus, in extracting and posting this video, I also took a tiny bit of extra time to convert a video I amde 2 yers ago, but which was posted ONLY in ogg (ogv) file format, whic most Microsoft users probably can't/ won't read. flv format compatible with most browsers :
               Venus et Mars - au dela d'une histoire d'amour (video 150 Mbytes)
               
             • on A related
             • http://youtu.be/X9C4Tx2zC3c.
               New Mexico, 25-28Jul2012.
             • flv format compatible with most browsers :
               Venus et Mars - au dela d'une histoire d'amour (video 150 Mbytes)
             • (first posted 28Aug2020 on this blog and MarketWatch, but MW dropped the content about Roosevelt)
               
               
             • Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observers posted 3 brilliant videos on nearby stellar flaring, as further support for a potential "micro-flare" or other solar disruption to explain the 12,000 year [mythological observations, paleontology, geology, planetary] quasi-periodicity of disruptive events on Earth, which by appearances may be "imminent". I like Ben's <=50 to >=200 year uncertainty - and even though that is still a bit of guess, he is meticulous in pointing out the uncertainties.
               
               If we take an "Electric Universe" perspective, then perhaps shifts in the galactic currents could be expected to "light up" or "extinguish" stars to various degrees as the currents shift and move. In other words, the "lit-up regions" motions may relate more to drifts of galactic currents than to the motions of the stars themselves? My own [cheap, crappy] animation for the spiral currents moving though stations stars is shown in my video (mpeg format) : Bill Howells videos/Birkeland rotation in galaxy - not dark matter/Dark matter video 1 - initial, simple.mpeg
               
               
             • The [description, instructions] text file (click on link above), provides links to other macros and spreadsheets, but the other macros aren't explained, nor are the example workbooks yet posted. Click for LibreOffice directory listing
               
             • Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observer's video "F4 Ionosphere : A Sign of Higher Energy" extends a Brazilian news release of 22May2018, "New network is installed to investigate space weather over South America : New layer of the ionosphere (F4)". Ben points out that this is very reminiscent of the multi-layer plasma shells in SAFIRE experiments, and how these increase in number with increasing current and voltage.
               
               In his effective style of thinking and presenting, Ben Davidson raises excellent questions about this discovery, and ties it to the Electric-Universe-related SAFIRE project, in addition to the rapidly-declining Earth's geomagnetic field and possibly oncoming reversal in the "near" future [years,decades], and possible [health,industry,Climate, Earthquake-Volcano, etc] impacts, for which he has posted many insightful comments and videos over the last years-to-decade. The main points that Ben emphasizes are that the new F4 Van Allen belt observed by the Brazilians may reflect : 1) New technology allows the F4 discovery; 2) Increased radiation lead to an enhanced F4 signature; and 3) Increased radiation has created the F4 layer (rather like the SAFIRE project). He favours points 2 & 3.
               
               Returning to Ben's theme of the Earth's geomagnetic field and its impacts, he often points out in his daily 5-minute solar video that weak [solar,geomagnetic] fields make the Earth far more vulnerable to much smaller solar events. Maybe the questions I've posted above may also add to the many observations and questions that Ben has posed about these themes (far example Sunspots and Earthspots : Electromagnetic similarities, and also see QuakeWatch.net, 27May2018 update.
               
               (first posted here 26May2018, also posted to YouTube)
               18May2018 Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observer's video "Cancer in Science"
               Ben's video extends a Nature journal News Feature of 16May2018 "Some hard numbers on science's leadership problems A Nature survey of 3,200 scientists reveals the tensions bubbling in research groups around the world." https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-05143-8
               
             • The Great Fire of Chicago 1871 - descriptions and comments Here is a fascinating collection of eyewitness accounts and comments about the fire, taken from : Charles Ginenthal 1990 "Carl Sagan and Immanuel Velikovsky" Ivy Press Books, New York 359pp (Amazon shows 1995 paperback)
               
             • Milan M. Radovanovic, Tomislav M. Pavlovic, Gorica B. Stanojevic, Misko M. Milanovic, Mila A. Pavlovic, Aleksandar R. Radivojevic 2014 "The influence of solar activities on occurance of the forest fires in Southern Europe"
             • Ben Davidson 25Jun2014 "2012 Serbian Wildfires"
             • Douglas V. Hoyt, Kenneth H. Schatten ?year? "The role of the sun in climate change", citing Auclair 1995 Forest fires versus sunspots 05Jul2017 Modern recognition for a Ukrainian [mathematician, scientist] Alexey Grigorevich Ivakhnenko? - I haven't yet put together comments etc, but a few pointers are :
               
             • Online version : http://www.idsia.ch/~juergen/DeepLearning2July2014.pdf
             • Overview : http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/deep-learning-overview.html
             • Toolsets can be browsed via: Past and Future Worlds directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
               
             • In addition to the video of the presentation, "Howell 161220 Big Data, Deep Learning, Safety.ogv">, I have also posted the [software, scheduling/coding spredsheet, slides, etc] used to produce the video, but not any proprietary video segments (to reduce space). This may be of use to others who produce videos and would like to kow how I approached this. It won't be directly adapatable, as I have used a little-known language, Queen's University of Kingston "Nested Interactive Array Language (Q'Nial) to actually run the playing of [slides, references, images, videos, etc] of which it is composed. Although there is some documentation, it is very limited.
               
             • 28May2016 Paul Vaughan - Ring_of_Fire and Volcano_Explosivity_Index versus El_Nino_La_Nina Here is a breakthrough graph from Paul that relates volcanic activity to El Nino/ La Nina. This makes an interesting century-scale [compliment, contrast] to a "short term" model for major earthquakes by Ben Davidson and colleagues of Suspicious0bservers.org (that's a "zero", not a capital "O"). The public website is Suspicious 0bservers, which has daily space weather comments. You will have to subscribe (~5$/month) to see Davidson's impressive video : Citizen Science - Model of Solar-triggered earthquakes confirmed and Related papers : The sun triggers large earthquakes.
               
             • 07Dec2015 Alert! awesome, beautiful paper! :
               • Toolsets can be browed via: Icebreaker unchained directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
                 
               • 07Dec2015 Alert! awesome, beautiful paper! :
                 • Toolsets can be browed via: Icebreaker unchained directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
                   
                 • As a second bonus, in extracting and posting this video, I also took a tiny bit of extra time to convert a video I amde 2 yers ago, but which was posted ONLY in ogg (ogv) file format, whic most Microsoft users probably can't/ won't read. flv format compatible with most browsers :
                   Venus et Mars - au dela d'une histoire d'amour (video 150 Mbytes)
                   
                 • on A related
                 • http://youtu.be/X9C4Tx2zC3c.
                   New Mexico, 25-28Jul2012.
                 • flv format compatible with most browsers :
                   Venus et Mars - au dela d'une histoire d'amour (video 150 Mbytes)
                 • (first posted 28Aug2020 on this blog and MarketWatch, but MW dropped the content about Roosevelt)
                   
                   
                 • Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observers posted 3 brilliant videos on nearby stellar flaring, as further support for a potential "micro-flare" or other solar disruption to explain the 12,000 year [mythological observations, paleontology, geology, planetary] quasi-periodicity of disruptive events on Earth, which by appearances may be "imminent". I like Ben's <=50 to >=200 year uncertainty - and even though that is still a bit of guess, he is meticulous in pointing out the uncertainties.
                   
                   If we take an "Electric Universe" perspective, then perhaps shifts in the galactic currents could be expected to "light up" or "extinguish" stars to various degrees as the currents shift and move. In other words, the "lit-up regions" motions may relate more to drifts of galactic currents than to the motions of the stars themselves? My own [cheap, crappy] animation for the spiral currents moving though stations stars is shown in my video (mpeg format) : Bill Howells videos/Birkeland rotation in galaxy - not dark matter/Dark matter video 1 - initial, simple.mpeg
                   
                   
                 • The [description, instructions] text file (click on link above), provides links to other macros and spreadsheets, but the other macros aren't explained, nor are the example workbooks yet posted. Click for LibreOffice directory listing
                   
                 • Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observer's video "F4 Ionosphere : A Sign of Higher Energy" extends a Brazilian news release of 22May2018, "New network is installed to investigate space weather over South America : New layer of the ionosphere (F4)". Ben points out that this is very reminiscent of the multi-layer plasma shells in SAFIRE experiments, and how these increase in number with increasing current and voltage.
                   
                   In his effective style of thinking and presenting, Ben Davidson raises excellent questions about this discovery, and ties it to the Electric-Universe-related SAFIRE project, in addition to the rapidly-declining Earth's geomagnetic field and possibly oncoming reversal in the "near" future [years,decades], and possible [health,industry,Climate, Earthquake-Volcano, etc] impacts, for which he has posted many insightful comments and videos over the last years-to-decade. The main points that Ben emphasizes are that the new F4 Van Allen belt observed by the Brazilians may reflect : 1) New technology allows the F4 discovery; 2) Increased radiation lead to an enhanced F4 signature; and 3) Increased radiation has created the F4 layer (rather like the SAFIRE project). He favours points 2 & 3.
                   
                   Returning to Ben's theme of the Earth's geomagnetic field and its impacts, he often points out in his daily 5-minute solar video that weak [solar,geomagnetic] fields make the Earth far more vulnerable to much smaller solar events. Maybe the questions I've posted above may also add to the many observations and questions that Ben has posed about these themes (far example Sunspots and Earthspots : Electromagnetic similarities, and also see QuakeWatch.net, 27May2018 update.
                   
                   (first posted here 26May2018, also posted to YouTube)
                   18May2018 Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observer's video "Cancer in Science"
                   Ben's video extends a Nature journal News Feature of 16May2018 "Some hard numbers on science's leadership problems A Nature survey of 3,200 scientists reveals the tensions bubbling in research groups around the world." https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-05143-8
                   
                 • The Great Fire of Chicago 1871 - descriptions and comments Here is a fascinating collection of eyewitness accounts and comments about the fire, taken from : Charles Ginenthal 1990 "Carl Sagan and Immanuel Velikovsky" Ivy Press Books, New York 359pp (Amazon shows 1995 paperback)
                   
                 • Milan M. Radovanovic, Tomislav M. Pavlovic, Gorica B. Stanojevic, Misko M. Milanovic, Mila A. Pavlovic, Aleksandar R. Radivojevic 2014 "The influence of solar activities on occurance of the forest fires in Southern Europe"
                 • Ben Davidson 25Jun2014 "2012 Serbian Wildfires"
                 • Douglas V. Hoyt, Kenneth H. Schatten ?year? "The role of the sun in climate change", citing Auclair 1995 Forest fires versus sunspots 05Jul2017 Modern recognition for a Ukrainian [mathematician, scientist] Alexey Grigorevich Ivakhnenko? - I haven't yet put together comments etc, but a few pointers are :
                   
                 • Online version : http://www.idsia.ch/~juergen/DeepLearning2July2014.pdf
                 • Overview : http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/deep-learning-overview.html
                 • Toolsets can be browsed via: Past and Future Worlds directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
                   
                 • In addition to the video of the presentation, "Howell 161220 Big Data, Deep Learning, Safety.ogv", I have also posted the [software, scheduling/coding spredsheet, slides, etc] used to produce the video, but not any proprietary video segments (to reduce space). This may be of use to others who produce videos and would like to kow how I approached this. It won't be directly adapatable, as I have used a little-known language, Queen's University of Kingston "Nested Interactive Array Language (Q'Nial) to actually run the playing of [slides, references, images, videos, etc] of which it is composed. Although there is some documentation, it is very limited.
                   
                 • 28May2016 Paul Vaughan - Ring_of_Fire and Volcano_Explosivity_Index versus El_Nino_La_Nina Here is a breakthrough graph from Paul that relates volcanic activity to El Nino/ La Nina. This makes an interesting century-scale [compliment, contrast] to a "short term" model for major earthquakes by Ben Davidson and colleagues of Suspicious0bservers.org (that's a "zero", not a capital "O"). The public website is Suspicious 0bservers, which has daily space weather comments. You will have to subscribe (~5$/month) to see Davidson's impressive video : Citizen Science - Model of Solar-triggered earthquakes confirmed and Related papers : The sun triggers large earthquakes.
                   
                 • 07Dec2015 Alert! awesome, beautiful paper! :
                   • Toolsets can be browed via: Icebreaker unchained directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
                     
                   • 07Dec2015 Alert! awesome, beautiful paper! :
                     • Toolsets can be browed via: Icebreaker unchained directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
                       
                     • As a second bonus, in extracting and posting this video, I also took a tiny bit of extra time to convert a video I amde 2 yers ago, but which was posted ONLY in ogg (ogv) file format, whic most Microsoft users probably can't/ won't read. flv format compatible with most browsers :
                       Venus et Mars - au dela d'une histoire d'amour (video 150 Mbytes)
                       
                     • on A related
                     • http://youtu.be/X9C4Tx2zC3c.
                       New Mexico, 25-28Jul2012.
                     • flv format compatible with most browsers :
                       Venus et Mars - au dela d'une histoire d'amour (video 150 Mbytes)
                     • Home Neural Nets Projects Software programming & code Professional & Resume Howell-produced videos Blogs Cool stuff Crazy themes and stories Hosted sub-sites Blogs Howell's "Blog" Howell's cool emails Cool images (various sources)
                     • (first posted 28Aug2020 on this blog and MarketWatch, but MW dropped the content about Roosevelt)
                       
                       
                     • Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observers posted 3 brilliant videos on nearby stellar flaring, as further support for a potential "micro-flare" or other solar disruption to explain the 12,000 year [mythological observations, paleontology, geology, planetary] quasi-periodicity of disruptive events on Earth, which by appearances may be "imminent". I like Ben's <=50 to >=200 year uncertainty - and even though that is still a bit of guess, he is meticulous in pointing out the uncertainties.
                       
                       If we take an "Electric Universe" perspective, then perhaps shifts in the galactic currents could be expected to "light up" or "extinguish" stars to various degrees as the currents shift and move. In other words, the "lit-up regions" motions may relate more to drifts of galactic currents than to the motions of the stars themselves? My own [cheap, crappy] animation for the spiral currents moving though stations stars is shown in my video (mpeg format) : Bill Howells videos/Birkeland rotation in galaxy - not dark matter/Dark matter video 1 - initial, simple.mpeg
                       
                       
                     • The [description, instructions] text file (click on link above), provides links to other macros and spreadsheets, but the other macros aren't explained, nor are the example workbooks yet posted. Click for LibreOffice directory listing
                       
                     • Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observer's video "F4 Ionosphere : A Sign of Higher Energy" extends a Brazilian news release of 22May2018, "New network is installed to investigate space weather over South America : New layer of the ionosphere (F4)". Ben points out that this is very reminiscent of the multi-layer plasma shells in SAFIRE experiments, and how these increase in number with increasing current and voltage.
                       
                       In his effective style of thinking and presenting, Ben Davidson raises excellent questions about this discovery, and ties it to the Electric-Universe-related SAFIRE project, in addition to the rapidly-declining Earth's geomagnetic field and possibly oncoming reversal in the "near" future [years,decades], and possible [health,industry,Climate, Earthquake-Volcano, etc] impacts, for which he has posted many insightful comments and videos over the last years-to-decade. The main points that Ben emphasizes are that the new F4 Van Allen belt observed by the Brazilians may reflect : 1) New technology allows the F4 discovery; 2) Increased radiation lead to an enhanced F4 signature; and 3) Increased radiation has created the F4 layer (rather like the SAFIRE project). He favours points 2 & 3.
                       
                       Returning to Ben's theme of the Earth's geomagnetic field and its impacts, he often points out in his daily 5-minute solar video that weak [solar,geomagnetic] fields make the Earth far more vulnerable to much smaller solar events. Maybe the questions I've posted above may also add to the many observations and questions that Ben has posed about these themes (far example Sunspots and Earthspots : Electromagnetic similarities, and also see QuakeWatch.net, 27May2018 update.
                       
                       (first posted here 26May2018, also posted to YouTube)
                       18May2018 Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observer's video "Cancer in Science"
                       Ben's video extends a Nature journal News Feature of 16May2018 "Some hard numbers on science's leadership problems A Nature survey of 3,200 scientists reveals the tensions bubbling in research groups around the world." https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-05143-8
                       
                     • The Great Fire of Chicago 1871 - descriptions and comments Here is a fascinating collection of eyewitness accounts and comments about the fire, taken from : Charles Ginenthal 1990 "Carl Sagan and Immanuel Velikovsky" Ivy Press Books, New York 359pp (Amazon shows 1995 paperback)
                       
                     • Milan M. Radovanovic, Tomislav M. Pavlovic, Gorica B. Stanojevic, Misko M. Milanovic, Mila A. Pavlovic, Aleksandar R. Radivojevic 2014 "The influence of solar activities on occurance of the forest fires in Southern Europe"
                     • Ben Davidson 25Jun2014 "2012 Serbian Wildfires"
                     • Douglas V. Hoyt, Kenneth H. Schatten ?year? "The role of the sun in climate change", citing Auclair 1995 Forest fires versus sunspots 05Jul2017 Modern recognition for a Ukrainian [mathematician, scientist] Alexey Grigorevich Ivakhnenko? - I haven't yet put together comments etc, but a few pointers are :
                       
                     • Online version : http://www.idsia.ch/~juergen/DeepLearning2July2014.pdf
                     • Overview : http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/deep-learning-overview.html
                     • Toolsets can be browsed via: Past and Future Worlds directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
                       
                     • In addition to the video of the presentation, "Howell 161220 Big Data, Deep Learning, Safety.ogv">, I have also posted the [software, scheduling/coding spredsheet, slides, etc] used to produce the video, but not any proprietary video segments (to reduce space). This may be of use to others who produce videos and would like to kow how I approached this. It won't be directly adapatable, as I have used a little-known language, Queen's University of Kingston "Nested Interactive Array Language (Q'Nial) to actually run the playing of [slides, references, images, videos, etc] of which it is composed. Although there is some documentation, it is very limited.
                       
                     • 28May2016 Paul Vaughan - Ring_of_Fire and Volcano_Explosivity_Index versus El_Nino_La_Nina Here is a breakthrough graph from Paul that relates volcanic activity to El Nino/ La Nina. This makes an interesting century-scale [compliment, contrast] to a "short term" model for major earthquakes by Ben Davidson and colleagues of Suspicious0bservers.org (that's a "zero", not a capital "O"). The public website is Suspicious 0bservers, which has daily space weather comments. You will have to subscribe (~5$/month) to see Davidson's impressive video : Citizen Science - Model of Solar-triggered earthquakes confirmed and Related papers : The sun triggers large earthquakes.
                       
                     • 07Dec2015 Alert! awesome, beautiful paper! :
                       • Toolsets can be browed via: Icebreaker unchained directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
                         
                       • 07Dec2015 Alert! awesome, beautiful paper! :
                         • Toolsets can be browed via: Icebreaker unchained directory. Perhaps these may be of interest, help] to others putting together a film from Linux-based free software.
                           
                         • As a second bonus, in extracting and posting this video, I also took a tiny bit of extra time to convert a video I amde 2 yers ago, but which was posted ONLY in ogg (ogv) file format, whic most Microsoft users probably can't/ won't read. flv format compatible with most browsers :
                           Venus et Mars - au dela d'une histoire d'amour (video 150 Mbytes)
                           
                         • on A related
                         • http://youtu.be/X9C4Tx2zC3c.
                           New Mexico, 25-28Jul2012.
                         • flv format compatible with most browsers :
                           Venus et Mars - au dela d'une histoire d'amour (video 150 Mbytes)

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                           The GNU Free Documentation License; Click on About Nial to learn more about the Nial language. Information on Nial
                           Brief Lecture on Nial
                           Simple Examples
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                           Simple Syntax
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                           The Name of the Language. Click on the link Lecture on Nial to view a 3 unit lecture
                         • Preface
                         • Chapter 1 Getting Started
                           • A First Session
                           • Some Differences with Other Languages
                           • Defining Operations
                           • Chapter 2 An Overview of Nial
                             • The Data Objects
                             • Chapter 3 Data Manipulation Language
                               • Functional Objects
                               • Bracket Notation
                               • Addresses and Indexing
                               • Chapter 4 Language Mechanisms
                                 • Assignment Expressions
                                 • Selector Expressions
                                 • Iterations
                                 • Expression Sequences
                                 • Blocks
                                 • Defining a Parameterized Operation
                                 • Defining a Transformer
                                 • Chapter 5 Problem Solving with Nial
                                   • The Problem
                                   • Testing for a Path
                                   • Returning the Path Found
                                   • Finding Paths in a Cyclic Graph
                                   • Chapter 6 Host System interface
                                     • Use of Files
                                     • Interpreter Mechanisms
                                     • The Language Definition
                                       • Version 6.3
                                       • Chapter 1 Introduction
                                       • Language Concepts and Terminology
                                         • The Objects of Nial
                                         • Chapter 2 Data Objects
                                           • Atomic Arrays
                                           • Rectangularity Structure
                                           • Nesting Structure
                                           • Empty Arrays
                                           • Array Diagrams
                                           • Chapter 3 Predefined Data Operations
                                             • Properties of Data
                                             • Logic Operations
                                             • Arithmetic Operations
                                             • Linear Algebra Operations
                                             • Comparison Operations
                                             • Type Testing Operations
                                             • Set-like Operations
                                             • Conversion Operations
                                             • Structure Testing Operations
                                             • Measurement Operations
                                             • Array Construction Operations
                                             • Reshaping Operations
                                             • Array Generation Operations
                                             • Selection Operations
                                             • Insertion Operations
                                             • Searching Operations
                                             • Nesting Restructuring Operations
                                             • Data Rearrangement Operations
                                             • String Manipulation Operations using Regular Expressions
                                             • Chapter 4 Predefined Transformers
                                               • Each and Related Transformers
                                               • Partitioning Transformers
                                               • Applicative Transformers
                                               • Sorting Transformers
                                               • Reduction Transformers
                                               • Control Structure Transformers
                                               • Selection Transformer
                                               • Chapter 5 The Formal Description of Nial Programs
                                                 • Environment
                                                 • Action
                                                 • Definition
                                                 • External Declaration
                                                 • Remark
                                                 • Array Expression
                                                 • Expression Sequence
                                                 • Simple Expression
                                                 • Primary Expressions
                                                 • Constant
                                                 • Variable
                                                 • Scope of a Variable
                                                 • Indexed Variable
                                                 • Named Expression
                                                 • Expression List
                                                 • Parenthesized Expression Sequence
                                                 • Block
                                                 • Local and Nonlocal Declaration
                                                 • Nested Definition
                                                 • Cast
                                                 • Assign Expression
                                                 • Selection Expression
                                                 • Loop Expression
                                                 • Comment
                                                 • Operation Expression
                                                 • Simple Operation
                                                 • Operation Form
                                                 • Transformer Expression
                                                 • Transformer Form
                                                 • Summary of Juxtapositional Syntax
                                                 • Synonyms
                                                 • Chapter 6 File Input and Output Operations
                                                   • Sequential Files
                                                   • Q'Nial Specific Direct Access File Operations
                                                   • Direct Access Operations for Host Files
                                                   • Chapter 7 Operations for the Interpreter Mechanisms
                                                     • Top Level Loop
                                                     • Picture Operations
                                                     • Phrases, Names and Casts
                                                     • Dynamic Execution of Name Associations
                                                     • Chapter 8 Management of the Programming Environment
                                                       • The Q'Nial Programming Environment
                                                       • Invoking Q'Nial
                                                       • Naming the Latest Result
                                                       • Session Related Expressions and Operations
                                                       • Restarting a Q'Nial Session
                                                       • Ending a Q'Nial Session
                                                       • Interrupts and Error Recovery
                                                       • Fault Triggering
                                                       • Workspace Management
                                                       • Saving and Loading the Workspace
                                                       • Loading a Definition File
                                                       • Setting Workspace Switches
                                                       • Workspace Status
                                                       • Symbol Table
                                                       • Logging the Work of the Session
                                                       • Time Related Expressions
                                                       • Display Related Settings
                                                       • Real Number Formatting
                                                       • System Related Expressions
                                                       • Host Interface Operations
                                                       • Session and Workspace Variables
                                                       • Chapter 9 Debugging and Profiling Nial Definitions
                                                         • Debugging Definitions
                                                         • Defining a Break Point
                                                         • Access to Intermediate Scopes
                                                         • Debugging Commands
                                                         • Repeating Debug Commands
                                                         • Monitoring Execution Flow
                                                         • Watch Mechanism
                                                         • Trace Mechanism
                                                         • Profiling Capability
                                                         • Concepts
                                                         • Syntax
                                                         • Control structures
                                                         • Operation properties
                                                         • Logging feature
                                                         • Constant expressions
                                                         • File expression
                                                         • Profiling expressions
                                                         • System expressions
                                                         • User defined expression
                                                         Arithmetic operations
                                                         • Array generation operations
                                                         • Construction operations
                                                         • Construction operations
                                                         • Control flow operation
                                                         • Conversion operations
                                                         • Data rearrangement operations
                                                         • Evaluation operations
                                                         • File operations
                                                         • Insertion operations
                                                         • Interactive i/o operations
                                                         • Linear algebra operations
                                                         • Logic operations
                                                         • Measurement operations
                                                         • Nesting restructuring operations
                                                         • Nial direct access file operations
                                                         • Picture operations
                                                         • Profiling operations
                                                         • Reshaping operations
                                                         • Scientific operations
                                                         • Search operations
                                                         • Selection operations
                                                         • Set-like operations
                                                         • Sorting operations
                                                         • Structure testing operations
                                                         • System operations
                                                         • Unix direct access file operations
                                                         • Applicative transformers
                                                         • Apply-by-partition transformers
                                                         • Control flow transformer
                                                         • Control structure transformers
                                                         • Distributive transformers
                                                         • Recursion transformers
                                                         • Reduction transformers
                                                         • Selection transformer
                                                         • Sorting transformers
                                                         • System transformer
                                                         • System variable
                                                         • System constant
                                                         • Debugging commands
                                                         • address
                                                         • argument
                                                         • array
                                                         • by-variable
                                                         • canonical
                                                         • clear workspace
                                                         • conform
                                                         • curried operation
                                                         • debugging
                                                         • definition
                                                         • dimensions
                                                         • equations
                                                         • expression
                                                         • extent
                                                         • fault triggering
                                                         • fault values
                                                         • functions in nial
                                                         • global environment
                                                         • indexing
                                                         • interrupt
                                                         • invocation of QNial
                                                         • item
                                                         • level
                                                         • local environment
                                                         • nested definition
                                                         • numeric type hierarchy
                                                         • operation
                                                         • operation composition
                                                         • overflow
                                                         • pervasive
                                                         • prelattice of atoms
                                                         • profiling
                                                         • program fragment
                                                         • role
                                                         • scope of a variable
                                                         • standard definitions
                                                         • top level loop
                                                         • transformer
                                                         • action
                                                         • assign expression
                                                         • atlas
                                                         • block
                                                         • bracket-comma notation
                                                         • cast
                                                         • comment
                                                         • expression sequence
                                                         • external declaration
                                                         • infix notation
                                                         • juxtaposition
                                                         • operation form
                                                         • prefix notation
                                                         • reserved words
                                                         • strand notation
                                                         • synonym
                                                         • transformer form
                                                         • variable
                                                         • case-expr
                                                         • for-loop
                                                         • if-expr
                                                         • repeat-loop
                                                         • while-loop
                                                         • binary
                                                         • binary pervasive
                                                         • multi pervasive
                                                         • predicate
                                                         • reductive
                                                         • unary pervasive
                                                         • log file
                                                         • false
                                                         • null
                                                         • pi
                                                         • true
                                                         • filestatus
                                                         • clearprofile
                                                         • profiletable
                                                         • profiletree
                                                         • break
                                                         • breaklist
                                                         • bye
                                                         • callstack
                                                         • exprs
                                                         • no_expr
                                                         • ops
                                                         • status
                                                         • time
                                                         • timestamp
                                                         • trs
                                                         • vars
                                                         • watchlist
                                                         • latent
                                                         • abs
                                                         • ceiling
                                                         • divide
                                                         • floor
                                                         • minus
                                                         • mod
                                                         • opposite
                                                         • plus
                                                         • power
                                                         • product
                                                         • quotient
                                                         • reciprocal
                                                         • sum
                                                         • times
                                                         • count
                                                         • grid
                                                         • random
                                                         • seed
                                                         • tell
                                                         • gt
                                                         • gte
                                                         • lt
                                                         • lte
                                                         • match
                                                         • mate
                                                         • max
                                                         • min
                                                         • up
                                                         • append
                                                         • cart
                                                         • catenate
                                                         • hitch
                                                         • laminate
                                                         • link
                                                         • pair
                                                         • single
                                                         • solitary
                                                         • throw
                                                         • char
                                                         • charrep
                                                         • fault
                                                         • fromraw
                                                         • gage
                                                         • phrase
                                                         • quiet_fault
                                                         • string
                                                         • tolower
                                                         • tonumber
                                                         • toraw
                                                         • toupper
                                                         • flip
                                                         • fuse
                                                         • pack
                                                         • reverse
                                                         • rotate
                                                         • transpose
                                                         • apply
                                                         • assign
                                                         • deepupdate
                                                         • deparse
                                                         • descan
                                                         • eval
                                                         • execute
                                                         • getdef
                                                         • getname
                                                         • getsyms
                                                         • parse
                                                         • scan
                                                         • update
                                                         • updateall
                                                         • value
                                                         • appendfile
                                                         • close
                                                         • getfile
                                                         • open
                                                         • putfile
                                                         • readfile
                                                         • writefile
                                                         • deepplace
                                                         • place
                                                         • placeall
                                                         • read
                                                         • readscreen
                                                         • write
                                                         • writechars
                                                         • writescreen
                                                         • innerproduct
                                                         • inverse
                                                         • solve
                                                         • and
                                                         • diverse
                                                         • equal
                                                         • not
                                                         • or
                                                         • unequal
                                                         • allbools
                                                         • allchars
                                                         • allints
                                                         • allnumeric
                                                         • allreals
                                                         • axes
                                                         • depth
                                                         • isboolean
                                                         • ischar
                                                         • isfault
                                                         • isinteger
                                                         • isphrase
                                                         • isreal
                                                         • isstring
                                                         • numeric
                                                         • shape
                                                         • tally
                                                         • type
                                                         • valence
                                                         • blend
                                                         • cols
                                                         • content
                                                         • lower
                                                         • mix
                                                         • raise
                                                         • rows
                                                         • split
                                                         • eraserecord
                                                         • filetally
                                                         • readarray
                                                         • readrecord
                                                         • writearray
                                                         • writerecord
                                                         • diagram
                                                         • display
                                                         • paste
                                                         • picture
                                                         • positions
                                                         • setformat
                                                         • sketch
                                                         • profile
                                                         • setprofile
                                                         • list
                                                         • mold
                                                         • pass
                                                         • post
                                                         • reshape
                                                         • vacate
                                                         • void
                                                         • arccos
                                                         • arcsin
                                                         • arctan
                                                         • cos
                                                         • cosh
                                                         • exp
                                                         • ln
                                                         • log
                                                         • sin
                                                         • sinh
                                                         • sqrt
                                                         • tan
                                                         • tanh
                                                         • find
                                                         • findall
                                                         • in
                                                         • notin
                                                         • seek
                                                         • choose
                                                         • cull
                                                         • cut
                                                         • cutall
                                                         • drop
                                                         • dropright
                                                         • except
                                                         • first
                                                         • front
                                                         • last
                                                         • pick
                                                         • reach
                                                         • rest
                                                         • second
                                                         • sublist
                                                         • take
                                                         • takeright
                                                         • third
                                                         • allin
                                                         • like
                                                         • atomic
                                                         • empty
                                                         • simple
                                                         • gradeup
                                                         • sortup
                                                         • breakin
                                                         • edit
                                                         • erase
                                                         • host
                                                         • library
                                                         • load
                                                         • loaddefs
                                                         • no_op
                                                         • save
                                                         • see
                                                         • seeprimcalls
                                                         • seeusercalls
                                                         • set
                                                         • setdeftrace
                                                         • setinterrupts
                                                         • setlogname
                                                         • setprompt
                                                         • settrigger
                                                         • setwidth
                                                         • symbols
                                                         • watch
                                                         • filelength
                                                         • readfield
                                                         • writefield
                                                         • bykey
                                                         • converse
                                                         • fold
                                                         • inner
                                                         • outer
                                                         • team
                                                         • bycols
                                                         • byrows
                                                         • partition
                                                         • rank
                                                         • reducecols
                                                         • reducerows
                                                         • catch
                                                         • fork
                                                         • iterate
                                                         • each
                                                         • eachall
                                                         • eachboth
                                                         • eachleft
                                                         • eachright
                                                         • leaf
                                                         • twig
                                                         • across
                                                         • down
                                                         • recur
                                                         • accumulate
                                                         • reduce
                                                         • filter
                                                         • grade
                                                         • sort
                                                         • no_tr
                                                         • libpath
                                                         • no_value
                                                         • next
                                                         • resume
                                                         • step
                                                         • stepin
                                                         • toend
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         opposite
                                                         reduction transformer
                                                         reduce
                                                         recursion transformer
                                                         recur, down
                                                         syntax
                                                         definition, expression sequence, external declaration, comment
                                                         concept
                                                         array, pick, indexing
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         allints, allreals, allchars, allnumeric
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         allbools, allints, allreals, allnumeric
                                                         set-like operation
                                                         in, like, notin
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         allbools, allreals, allchars, allnumeric
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         allints, allreals, allbools, numeric
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         allbools, allints, allchars, allnumeric
                                                         logic operation
                                                         or, not
                                                         construction operation
                                                         binary
                                                         hitch, link
                                                         file operation
                                                         putfile, getfile
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         eval, execute, value, cast
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         cos, cosh, arcsin, pi
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         sin, sinh, arctan, pi
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         tan, tanh, arcsin, pi
                                                         concept
                                                         operation
                                                         concept
                                                         item, address, dimensions
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         update, place, value, assign expression
                                                         syntax
                                                         variable, expression, indexing, assign
                                                         syntax
                                                         operation
                                                         structure testing operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         simple, leaf
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         valence, tell
                                                         operation property
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         operation property
                                                         binary, unary pervasive, multi pervasive, pervasive, eachboth, pack
                                                         nesting restructuring operation
                                                         binary
                                                         split, mix, rank
                                                         syntax
                                                         local environment, scope of a variable, nested definition
                                                         syntax
                                                         strand notation
                                                         system expression
                                                         breakin, debugging, callstack, step, next, resume
                                                         system operation
                                                         break, debugging, breaklist
                                                         system expression
                                                         break, breakin, debugging
                                                         apply-by-partition transformer
                                                         rank, partition
                                                         system expression
                                                         save
                                                         applicative transformer
                                                         each
                                                         apply-by-partition transformer
                                                         bycols, partition
                                                         concept
                                                         argument, assign
                                                         system expression
                                                         break, debugging
                                                         concept
                                                         descan, execute
                                                         construction operation
                                                         outer, tell
                                                         control structure
                                                         if-expr, fork
                                                         syntax
                                                         control flow transformer
                                                         throw
                                                         construction operation
                                                         link, laminate
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         floor, mod, quotient
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         charrep, ischar, isinteger, isstring
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         char, isinteger, ischar, isstring
                                                         selection operation
                                                         binary
                                                         pick, take, takeright, reach
                                                         concept
                                                         standard definitions, save, load, symbols
                                                         profiling expression
                                                         profile, setprofile, profiletable, profiletree, profiling
                                                         file operation
                                                         open, filestatus
                                                         nesting restructuring operation
                                                         rows, split, raise, rank
                                                         syntax
                                                         action
                                                         concept
                                                         pack, binary pervasive, multi pervasive
                                                         nesting restructuring operation
                                                         link, list, in, solitary
                                                         applicative transformer
                                                         fold
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         sin, cosh, pi
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         sinh, cos, pi
                                                         array generation operation
                                                         tell
                                                         selection operation
                                                         except, diverse, bykey
                                                         concept
                                                         apply, operation composition
                                                         selection operation
                                                         binary
                                                         cutall
                                                         selection operation
                                                         binary
                                                         cut
                                                         concept
                                                         breakin, watch
                                                         insertion operation
                                                         place, placeall, deepupdate
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         update, updateall, deepplace
                                                         concept
                                                         expression, operation, transformer
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         descan, parse, scan, see
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         tally, down
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         scan, deparse, see, canonical
                                                         picture operation
                                                         display, paste, picture, positions, sketch, set
                                                         concept
                                                         valence, axes
                                                         picture operation
                                                         picture, execute
                                                         logic operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         equal, in, cull
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         product, quotient, mod, reciprocal
                                                         recursion transformer
                                                         recur, across
                                                         selection operation
                                                         binary
                                                         take, rest
                                                         selection operation
                                                         drop, takeright, front
                                                         distributive transformer
                                                         eachall, eachboth, eachleft, eachright, iterate, unary pervasive
                                                         distributive transformer
                                                         each, eachboth, eachleft, eachright, pack, multi pervasive
                                                         distributive transformer
                                                         each, eachall, eachleft, eachright, pack, binary pervasive
                                                         distributive transformer
                                                         each, eachall, eachboth, eachright
                                                         distributive transformer
                                                         each, eachleft, eachall, eachboth
                                                         system operation
                                                         host, loaddefs
                                                         structure testing operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         null, in, simple, single
                                                         logic operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         unequal, match, mate, gte, lte
                                                         concept
                                                         system operation
                                                         symbols
                                                         nial direct access file operation
                                                         readrecord, writerecord, readarray, writearray, open, close, filetally
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         execute, scan, parse, value
                                                         selection operation
                                                         binary
                                                         cull, sublist, notin
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         eval, parse, scan, tonumber, apply, value
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         ln, power, log
                                                         concept
                                                         operation, transformer
                                                         syntax
                                                         expression
                                                         system expression
                                                         symbols
                                                         concept
                                                         shape
                                                         syntax
                                                         action, role
                                                         constant expression
                                                         true, isboolean
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         isfault, phrase, quiet_fault, settrigger, string
                                                         concept
                                                         fault values, settrigger, quiet_fault
                                                         concept
                                                         host direct access file operation
                                                         readfield, writefield
                                                         file expression
                                                         status, open, close, filetally
                                                         Nial direct access file operation
                                                         open, readarray, writearray, filelength
                                                         selection transformer
                                                         each, sublist
                                                         search operation
                                                         binary
                                                         findall, seek, in, gage, sortup
                                                         search operation
                                                         binary
                                                         find, choose, seek, in
                                                         selection operation
                                                         last, second, third, pick, take
                                                         data rearrangement operation
                                                         pack
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         ceiling
                                                         applicative transformer
                                                         iterate, each
                                                         control structure transformer
                                                         iterate, if-expr
                                                         control structure
                                                         repeat-loop, while-loop, iterate, each
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         toraw
                                                         selection operation
                                                         last, rest, first
                                                         concept
                                                         operation, transformer
                                                         data rearrangement operation
                                                         binary
                                                         transpose, blend, split
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         pick, tell, grid
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         parse, eval, see
                                                         file operation
                                                         putfile, appendfile, open, readfile
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         parse, cast, getdef
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         parse, getdef
                                                         concept
                                                         local environment
                                                         sorting transformer
                                                         sort, gradeup, lte, gte
                                                         sorting operation
                                                         sortup, grade, up
                                                         array generation operation
                                                         tell, address, shape
                                                         comparison operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         gte, lt, match, mate, max, sort
                                                         comparison operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         gt, lte, match, sort
                                                         construction operation
                                                         binary
                                                         append, link, list, solitary
                                                         system operation
                                                         edit
                                                         control structure
                                                         case-expr, fork
                                                         search operation
                                                         binary
                                                         allin, notin, seek, find, equal, sortup
                                                         concept
                                                         address, pick, choose, reach
                                                         syntax
                                                         prefix notation
                                                         applicative transformer
                                                         outer, innerproduct, solve, inverse
                                                         linear algebra operation
                                                         inner, outer, solve, inverse
                                                         concept
                                                         fault triggering, setinterrupts
                                                         linear algebra operation
                                                         solve, inner, innerproduct, outer
                                                         concept
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         type, isinteger, isreal
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         type, isfault, isphrase, isstring
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         type, isphrase, ischar, isstring
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         type, isboolean, isreal
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         type, isstring, isfault, ischar
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         type, isboolean, isinteger
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         ischar, string
                                                         concept
                                                         array, address
                                                         control structure transformer
                                                         each, for-loop, fork
                                                         syntax
                                                         construction operation
                                                         link, catenate
                                                         selection operation
                                                         first, pick, take
                                                         user defined expression
                                                         load, save
                                                         distributive transformer
                                                         twig, each, content
                                                         concept
                                                         item
                                                         system variable
                                                         library
                                                         system operation
                                                         loaddefs, libpath, host, standard definitions
                                                         set-like operation
                                                         allin, diverse, in, notin
                                                         construction operation
                                                         reductive
                                                         catenate, laminate, hitch, list, append, content, cull
                                                         reshaping operation
                                                         reshape, link
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         exp, log
                                                         system operation
                                                         save, loaddefs, library,latent
                                                         system operation
                                                         library, edit
                                                         concept
                                                         global environment, scope of a variable
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         power, ln
                                                         feature
                                                         setlogname
                                                         nesting restructuring operation
                                                         raise, mix, blend, rank
                                                         comparison operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         lte, gt, gte, match, mate, max, sort
                                                         comparison operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         lt, gt, gte, match, mate, max, sort
                                                         comparison operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         mate, gt, gte, lt, lte
                                                         comparison operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         match, gt, gte, lt, lte
                                                         comparison operation
                                                         min, gte, sort
                                                         comparison operation
                                                         max, lte, sort
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         plus, sum, opposite
                                                         nesting restructuring operation
                                                         blend, link, rows, rank
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         quotient, ceiling, floor
                                                         reshaping operation
                                                         take
                                                         operation property
                                                         unary pervasive, binary pervasive, pervasive, reductive, eachall, reduce, pack
                                                         concept
                                                         block, definition
                                                         debugging command
                                                         debugging, break, resume, step, toend, stepin
                                                         system expression
                                                         no_value, no_op, no_tr
                                                         system operation
                                                         no_value, no_expr, no_tr
                                                         system transformer
                                                         no_value, no_expr, no_op
                                                         system constant
                                                         no_expr, no_op, no_tr
                                                         logic operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         and, or, true, false, isboolean, notin
                                                         search operation
                                                         in, not, allin, unequal
                                                         constant expression
                                                         empty, atomic
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         type, isinteger, isreal, ischar
                                                         concept
                                                         sum, or
                                                         file operation
                                                         close, readfile, writefile, readarray, writearray, readrecord, writerecord
                                                         concept
                                                         expression, transformer
                                                         concept
                                                         curried operation
                                                         syntax
                                                         operation, definition
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         minus, not, reciprocal
                                                         system expression
                                                         symbols, exprs, trs, vars
                                                         logic operation
                                                         and, not
                                                         applicative transformer
                                                         cart, inner
                                                         concept
                                                         data rearrangement operation
                                                         eachall, eachboth
                                                         construction operation
                                                         link, hitch, append, reshape
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         scan, deparse, descan, eval, execute
                                                         apply-by-partition transformer
                                                         rank, split, blend
                                                         reshaping operation
                                                         list, reshape
                                                         picture operation
                                                         picture, sketch, diagram, positions
                                                         concept
                                                         unary pervasive, binary pervasive, multi pervasive
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         string, fault, tonumber, isphrase
                                                         constant expression
                                                         random, ln
                                                         selection operation
                                                         binary
                                                         choose, take, first, address
                                                         picture operation
                                                         sketch, diagram, display, paste, positions, set
                                                         insertion operation
                                                         pick, placeall, deepplace, update
                                                         insertion operation
                                                         place, deepplace, updateall
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         sum, minus, mod, opposite, times
                                                         picture operation
                                                         sketch, diagram, picture, display, paste
                                                         reshaping operation
                                                         reshape, list, pass, cols
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         binary pervasive, sqrt, divide, ln, exp
                                                         operation property
                                                         syntax
                                                         infix notation
                                                         concept
                                                         lte, up, max
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         times, divide, sum, plus, minus
                                                         profiling operation
                                                         setprofile, clearprofile, profiletable, profiletree, profiling
                                                         profiling expression
                                                         profile, setprofile, clearprofile, profiling
                                                         profiling expression
                                                         profile, setprofile, clearprofile, profiletable, profiling
                                                         concept
                                                         setprofile, profile
                                                         concept
                                                         expression
                                                         file operation
                                                         getfile, appendfile
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         fault
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         mod, floor, divide
                                                         nesting restructuring operation
                                                         binary
                                                         split, rows, cols, mix, rank
                                                         array generation operation
                                                         seed
                                                         apply-by-partition transformer
                                                         byrows, bycols, partition, raise
                                                         selection operation
                                                         binary
                                                         pick, choose, deepplace
                                                         interactive input/output operation
                                                         readscreen, write, writescreen, execute
                                                         nial direct access file operation
                                                         readrecord, writearray, filetally, eraserecord, open, close
                                                         host direct access file operation
                                                         writefield, filelength, readrecord, readarray
                                                         file operation
                                                         writefile, getfile, open, close, readscreen
                                                         nial direct access file operation
                                                         readarray, writerecord, filetally, eraserecord, open, close
                                                         interactive input/output operation
                                                         read,readfile, writescreen
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         divide, quotient, opposite
                                                         recursion transformer
                                                         across, down
                                                         reduction transformer
                                                         accumulate, reductive
                                                         apply-by-partition transformer
                                                         reduce, reducerows, bycols
                                                         apply-by-partition transformer
                                                         reduce, reducecols, byrows
                                                         operation property
                                                         multi pervasive, reduce
                                                         control structure
                                                         while-loop, for-loop
                                                         syntax
                                                         reshaping operation
                                                         binary
                                                         post, shape, tally
                                                         selection operation
                                                         first, front, drop, sublist
                                                         debugging command
                                                         break, step, next, toend, debugging, setdeftrace
                                                         data rearrangement operation
                                                         transpose, rotate, list
                                                         concept
                                                         global environment
                                                         data rearrangement operation
                                                         binary
                                                         reverse, transpose, list
                                                         nesting restructuring operation
                                                         cols, split, mix, rank
                                                         system operation
                                                         load
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         parse, eval, descan, deparse, execute
                                                         concept
                                                         local environment, role
                                                         selection operation
                                                         first, third, pick, take
                                                         system operation
                                                         descan, deparse, getdef
                                                         array generation operation
                                                         random, floor
                                                         search operation
                                                         binary
                                                         in, find
                                                         system operation
                                                         break, debugging, breaklist
                                                         system operation
                                                         break, debugging, breaklist
                                                         system operation
                                                         setdeftrace, setformat, setinterrupts, setlogname, setprompt, setwidth
                                                         system operation
                                                         set, step, break
                                                         picture operation
                                                         sketch
                                                         system operation
                                                         system operation
                                                         set
                                                         profiling operation
                                                         profile, clearprofile, profiletable, profiletree, profiling
                                                         system operation
                                                         set
                                                         system operation
                                                         quiet_fault, fault, fault triggering
                                                         system operation
                                                         set, writescreen
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         tally, valence, reshape
                                                         structure testing operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         atomic, twig
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         sinh, cos, pi
                                                         construction operation
                                                         solitary, null, atomic, reshape
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         cosh, tanh, sin
                                                         picture operation
                                                         picture, diagram, paste, positions, display, set
                                                         construction operation
                                                         single, list, shape, hitch, link
                                                         linear algebra operation
                                                         inverse, innerproduct, inner, outer
                                                         sorting transformer
                                                         grade, sortup
                                                         sorting operation
                                                         gradeup, sort, up
                                                         nesting restructuring operation
                                                         blend, raise, rows, cols, rank
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         exp, ln, log, abs, power
                                                         concept
                                                         clear workspace
                                                         system expression
                                                         filestatus
                                                         debugging command
                                                         debugging, break, resume, next, toend, stepin
                                                         debugging command
                                                         debugging, break, resume, next, toend, step
                                                         syntax
                                                         bracket-comma notation
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         phrase, fault, isstring, char, charrep, tolower, toupper
                                                         string manipulation operation
                                                         cut, cutall
                                                         string manipulation operation
                                                         cut, cutall
                                                         selection operation
                                                         binary
                                                         cull, except, front, rest
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         plus, minus, times, divide, opposite
                                                         system operation
                                                         status, exprs, ops, trs, vars, see
                                                         syntax
                                                         selection operation
                                                         binary
                                                         drop, takeright, front
                                                         selection operation
                                                         take, dropright, last
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         shape, valence, grid, list
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         arctan, sin, cos, tanh
                                                         scientific operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         tan, arctan, sinh, cosh
                                                         applicative transformer
                                                         each, eachboth, eachall, fold, iterate
                                                         array generation operation
                                                         count, gage, grid, cart
                                                         selection operation
                                                         first, second, find, last, pick
                                                         system expression
                                                         timestamp
                                                         arithmetic operation
                                                         binary pervasive
                                                         product, divide, reciprocal, plus
                                                         system expression
                                                         time
                                                         debugging command
                                                         debugging, break, resume, next, step, stepin
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         toupper, tonumber, char, charrep, phrase, string
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         tolower, toupper, execute, char, charrep, string
                                                         concept
                                                         loaddefs
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         fromraw, tonumber
                                                         conversion operation
                                                         tolower, tonumber, char, charrep, string
                                                         concept
                                                         expression, operation, definition
                                                         syntax
                                                         transformer, definition
                                                         data rearrangement operation
                                                         fuse, reverse, pack
                                                         system expression
                                                         symbols, exprs, ops, vars
                                                         constant expression
                                                         false, isboolean
                                                         distributive transformer
                                                         leaf, each
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         unary pervasive
                                                         isboolean
                                                         operation property
                                                         binary pervasive, multi pervasive, pervasive, each
                                                         logic operation
                                                         predicate
                                                         equal, diverse, notin
                                                         comparison operation
                                                         lte
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         updateall, deepupdate, place
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         update, deepupdate, placeall
                                                         control flow operation
                                                         catch
                                                         reshaping operation
                                                         reshape, void
                                                         measurement operation
                                                         shape, tally
                                                         evaluation operation
                                                         assign, eval
                                                         syntax
                                                         assign expression, local environment, vars, role, indexing, scope of a variable
                                                         system expression
                                                         symbols, exprs, ops, trs
                                                         reshaping operation
                                                         reshape, vacate
                                                         system operation
                                                         debugging, watchlist
                                                         system expression
                                                         watch, debugging
                                                         control structure
                                                         repeat-loop, for-loop
                                                         interactive input/output operation
                                                         writescreen, writechars, read
                                                         nial direct access file operation
                                                         writerecord, readarray, readrecord, eraserecord, writefile, filetally, open, close
                                                         interactive input/output operation
                                                         writescreen, write
                                                         host direct access file operation
                                                         readfield, filelength, writerecord, writearray
                                                         file operation
                                                         readfile, putfile, open, close, appendfile
                                                         nial direct access file operation
                                                         readrecord, writearray, readarray, eraserecord, open, close
                                                         interactive input/output operation
                                                         write, writechars, writefile, readscreen

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                                                         $ grep  "A id"  "$d_Qroot""QNial - Howells web-page.html"  |  sed 's/A id="\(.*\)"> */\t
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                                                          QNial git clone - this is the download site for the QNial system, including [documentation, system stuff, environment variables, data, operators, transformers, examples, [descriptions, ongoing challenges] of the mathematical theory underlying the language]. 
                                                         	
                                                          V7 QNial Dictionary.html, 
                                                         	
                                                          Design of QNial V7.pdf
                                                         	
                                                          Array Theory and the Design of Nial.pdf
                                                         Besides augmenting [strings.ndf, fileops.ndf, other] files (described in a section below) - I've added  many operators that have come in handy for my [work, projects].  Here is a [random, scattered, incomplete] selection of my major QNial-based projects : 
                                                         	
                                                          [Howell's, [WCCI, IJCNN] conference guides] websites -  A primary starting point is .  These webSites were used for the 2019 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN).  I hate [UGLY, unreadable, huge] CSS code, so I stick with pedestrian pure-html.  QNial provides auto-insertion of simple top-of-the-page menues, variable substitution, and other capabilities that I want.  Sure, standard web-management tools have that, but it's so easy for me to continually build in new capabilities without limits.  At the end of the day, I still end up with one of the ugliest websites around...
                                                         	
                                                          Video production - As an example, "Icebreaker unchained - We should have lost WWII" is the 6 part video production that is the "perenial ongoing" target, although I have done much simpler videos using my QNial toolset.  I have built a crude, but highly flexible "video conductor" for combining [text, images, narrative, animations, videos, music], which is often based on twin windows, and shows [book, video, music] references as the video progresses.  This is a third major project of mine, that has been on hold as I ran aground on the hard rock of the terror of time required to do even simple animations.  Additionally, I was doing the project with my father, who is no longer able to concentrate and read background material to help me.  Hopefully I will get back to it one day.
                                                         	
                                                          Thunderbird email response processing - This was used over many years for handling mass  emails for the IJCNN conferences (see above).  The link is to only one of many files involved.
                                                         	
                                                          [Track, check, correct] symbols and expressions from manual derivations of theories - This is being applied to my project in fundamental theoretical physics, to verify derivations in William Charles Lucas's "Universal Force" book.  My objective is to provide a stronger "proof of consistency" for my derivations, at least as far as the use of sysmbols is concerned.  A major problem is the sheer size of the step-by-step derivations, and the need to periodically change the symbol [nomenclature, capabilities, maybe eventually ontologies].  It is not at the stage of automatically doing stretches of the derivations, which is a completely different capability that "one day" I would like to build.  Yes [Isabelle, First Order Logic, ???] and other tools are out there for formal mathematical proofs, but these look painful, I don't yet see exactly what I want, and it's not clear that they would be practical for my application.  This is my second most important long-term priority project, after "MindCode" as mentioned below.  The link is to only one of many files involved, of the filname "symbols (something).ndf". I need to put this in a separate sub-directory...
                                                         	
                                                          Symbolic expression matrix processing - ...???  This system was used several times todo step-by-step independent derivations of Theorems as a check when doing [Neural Network, IEEE Transactions on Neural Neworks and Learnings Sytems] journal peer reviews.  Naturally, one may "execute" the symbolic result as applied to numeric problems.  I need to put this in a separate sub-directory...
                                                         	
                                                          MindCode - my high-priority Spiking Neural Network project dating back to the late-1990's, early 2000's, which I never seem to get to.  I only get to it once or twice every ten years or so, so the QNial coding is minimal as of Oct2020.  While the intent is to use my symbolic tools as listed above, the main point here is to build my MindCode model.
                                                         	
                                                          fileops.ndf -  
                                                         	
                                                          strings.ndf -  
                                                         	
                                                          setup.ndf -  
                                                         	
                                                          Linux computer startup - [open, configure] cart [windows, workspaces], and start applications, which is now bash-only based.  This doesn't sound like much, but is a huge time-saver for me, especially as I occasionally shut down my system, and regularly [clear, start] different workspaces.
                                                         	
                                                          Linux drive backups (old file lost) -  This has evolved through several approaches over the years, and is currently Linux bash based, rather than still using QNial.  Yeah, I know, many good backup programs are free (eg basic system with Linux), so why do I still waste my time on this?  Good question now that huge drive capacity is cheap.  But I still want the simple [flexibility, adaptability] of my system.
                                                         	
                                                          Web-[page, site] cart [links, TableOfContents (later), conversion, update] - [corrects, reformats] links in body of webPage, converts Howell's embeddedExecutables from old to new formatt & allows easier future improvements, and updates webPages to the webSite versions.  All capabilities can be applied wholesale to the raw website (d_webRaw).  As of 31Oct2020, automatic generation of TableOfContents is still to be done.
                                                         	
                                                          [Check, correct] website links - (All-new as of Oct2020.)  All [internal, external (other peoples' webSites)] relevant links are checked to allow easy identification of problems and their correction.
                                                         The operators, and at time special data, are extracted from my Qnial directory with a simple bash script that takes advantage of my simple formatting convention for ndf files.  Click to see the almost-full list of my Qnial [program, operator]s.  The list is currently far from complete, as I have not put the formatting in all ndf files that builds the list, but at least almost-all files are listed.  Some files are still in directories other than QNial, but I now try to minimize that for simplicity and tracking.  
                                                         
                                                         A near-full list of my bash scripts is also available (see also my Linux [command, script] list). 
                                                         
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