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sou-cheng-choi/GAIL_Dev:
No full textGAIL is a suite of algorithms for integration problems in one, many, and infinite dimensions, and whose answers are guaranteed to be correct. GAIL is created, developed, and maintained by Fred Hickernell (Illinois Institute of Technology), Sou-Cheng Choi (University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory), and their collaborators including Yuhan Ding (IIT), Lan Jiang (IIT), and Yizhi Zhang (IIT)
Franny Choi, 41st Annual ODU Literary Festival
No full textFranny Choi is a queer, Korean-American poet, playwright, teacher, organizer, pottymouth, GryffinClaw, and general overachiever. She is the author of Floating, Brilliant, Gone (2014), and a chapbook, Death by Sex Machine (2017). She has received awards from the Poetry Foundation and the Helen Zell Writers Program, as well as fellowships from the Vermont Studio Center and the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts. Her poems have appeared in journals including Poetry magazine, American Poetry Review, New England Review, and her work has been featured by the Huffington Post, PBS NewsHour, and Angry Asian Man
[JeeYoon Elise Choi at the Hair Salon]
No full textPhotograph of JeeYoon Elise Choi sitting in a hair salon receiving an unidentified hair treatment while wearing a mask. Choi can be seen taking a photo of themselves in the mirror November 3rd, 2020
LEA (Ye Gyoung) Choi
No full textAvgangsarbeid av LEA (Ye Gyoung) Choi, MA billedkunst. Essay "Language (Critical Journal)" og fotografier av kunstverk i avgangsutstillingen Plural Plur. Fotograf: Istvan Vira
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[JeeYoon Elise Choi at the Hair Salon]
No full textPhotograph of JeeYoon Elise Choi sitting in a hair salon receiving an unidentified hair treatment while wearing a mask. Choi can be seen taking a photo of themselves in the mirror November 3rd, 2020
Yoonjai Choi & Ken Meier: Common Name
No full textArchitecture Spring 2014 Lecture - April 4, 2014 at Slocum Hall. Choi and Meier are co-partners of Common Name, a New York-based graphic design studio, focusing on print, interactive, identity, and exhibition work for the arts and cultural sector. Previously, Choi was an art director at New York design studio 2x4, and Meier was with international design consultancy IDEO and Project Projects. He teaches a thesis seminar at Parsons and co-teaches a typography course at Columbia GSAPP
Interview by Choi Pik Wah Zoe
Full text linkIn fact, the interviewee (Mrs. Choi) of my interview is my mother. She has become a superwoman in my mind after the interview. Although she grew in a poor family and she was uneducated, she treats her life positively. This is a wonderful chance for me to understand her history.
In the interview, Mrs. Choi always keeps smile to answer my questions. She and I do enjoy the interview. She talks with a great deal of feeling about her family. She has never been educated because she is a girl. She understands the importance of education, so the most unpleasant thing in her life was lacking of education.
Through the interview, Mrs. Choi share many aspects of her childhood including family background, worklife, education, games, the relationship among family members... etc.
The most interesting part of the interview is her worklife. She kept a tough mind even when she was still a little girl. I really can\u27t imagine how a aged 5 girl was responsible to look after a baby. And a eleven years old girl left home a year to work outside. I greatly surprise that she has not blamed on her parents. When the end of the interview, she told me her miserable childhood was passed by keeping a mind of making happiness out of bitterness . At that time, I started to admire my great mother.
Mum, I\u27m proud of you
g1-choi/fscvartifactcreation: fscvartifactcreation
No full text<p>All files used to create the artifacts are in artifact_creation. The files are labeled by their respective artifact type: createfscvartifactrctype_railtype creates a rail type artifact and saves as a CSC file for processing in plexon, for a clean input CSC file. createfscvartifactrctype_RCtype creates an RC type artifact and saves as a CSC file for processing in plexon, for a clean input CSC file. createfscvartifactrctype_rtype creates an r type artifact and saves as a CSC file for processing in plexon, for a clean input CSC file.</p>
<p>These files work on a per channel basis after running the script example_getephysdata to load the csc files. An example of the loop I use for one session can be seen below: session='98b'; % string that has all the channels=[4 5 8 9 12]; % all the csc channel numbers that you want to add and remove artifact from % from the spreadsheet for corresponding CSC. a cell or strings. commasep for u=1:length(channels) selectcsc=channels(u); %CSC channel number change here pathnlx=['Z:\data_MIT\patra_fscv\patra_chronic98b_07022018\spikes']; % where you have the original CSC example_getephysdata createfscvartifactrctype_RCtype end</p>
<p>Additional code needed for these to run are in Nlx_411 and dg_lib</p>
<p>All the data used for the analysis is in the data files folder uploaded on Zenodo. In the data files folder the data is organized by session. In each session folder is the .mat files used for percent recovery calculations. The R, RC, and Rail folders contain the channels with the simulated artifacts saved as plexon files. The interpolated versions of these files are under the interp folder, separated into folders by artifact type. All the data used for the PC plots in the paper are under session 65 in the PC_plots folder</p>
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