 method, the results are compared with those of the artificial method.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: :bug: Kuva Ayanga classified as a primary weapon, should be arch-gun
username_0: The Kuva Ayanga Archgun is categorized as a primary weapon instead of an arch-gun, see https://warframe.fandom.com/wiki/Kuva_Ayanga
<issue_comment>username_1: Could you follow the whole template? It helps us diagnose and fix things faster. Specifically, I need to find the unique I'd of the ayanga cause I'm guessing it needs a separate filtering for it's type.
<issue_comment>username_1: also, i think the main problem is it's not being marked as archwing, because all other arch-guns are marked simply archwing, not something specific to heavy weapon
<issue_comment>username_0: Sorry, first bug report I've ever made in Github.
<issue_comment>username_1: oh, all good, just discussing it. i've not seen it not render the :bug: actually, that's too bad.

anyway, i'm working on branching out the archguns<issue_closed>SAN FRANCISCO, CA	- 07 Mar 2007: Game Developer Conference -- IBM (NYSE: IBM) and Vivox, the leading provider of integrated voice services for online games and virtual worlds, are working together to bring integrated voice communication to the games and interactive entertainment market.
Vivox runs its managed communication service on powerful IBM BladeCenter servers to enhance voice interaction and broaden the user experience among game participants. The online gaming market is all about providing compelling experiences to players, and IBM's high-performance and highly scalable servers deliver a dynamic and responsive platform for in-game voice environments.
"Live voice is essential to realizing the full potential of gaming environments and virtual worlds," said David Laux, IBM global executive for games and interactive entertainment. "IBM is exploring a variety of ways to use virtual worlds to link people in a way that is more like real life. We anticipate that integrated voice communications will soon become a standard requirement for any game to be successful, and Vivox's extensive skills in voice communications make them a natural fit for gaming customers."
Vivox recently announced its selection as the integrated voice provider for Second Life®, where Residents will have speaking indicators and tools that will allow them to stay connected with each other and the Second Life universe while in their first life.
By combining storage, networking and servers, the blade server systems simplify computing for Vivox. The company turned to IBM BladeCenter to save space, increase density and decrease power consumption, while lowering total cost and improving infrastructure flexibility. IBM BladeCenter's flexible and scalable security technologies for protecting against online security threats were also a mission critical feature for Vivox.
"IBM provides us with an extended global reach, and IBM's pioneering work with its clients to help them understand and apply virtual worlds to their business is key," said Rob Seaver, CEO of Vivox. "Our work together for customers such as CCP Games' massively multiplayer online game EVE Online has proven the scalability and performance of our integrated voice capabilities on the BladeCenter platform."
Vivox provides online games, virtual worlds and online communities with managed voice communication services that are simple to integrate and enhance gameplay and community. Vivox's carrier-grade, customizable solutions help online games and communities create improved offerings and extend their user base. Today, Vivox is bringing voice to approximately one million subscribers in more than 180 countries. For more information visit www.vivox.com.
IBM and IBM stylized logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of IBM in the United States and other countries. Vivox and Vivox stylized logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Vivox, Inc. in the United States and other countries. All other company and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. The information in this document is subject to change without notice.It seams to me every time I start a new job I get sick, this time it's bronchitis. I went to work yesterday with a 100.4 temp. Didn't know it till I went to the walking in and the lady took my temp. This was after working a nine hour shift. I think I've had it for a while though. Just though the dry cough was seasonal allergies. But yesterday I felt dizzy and my chest was very heavy, and my temp a week ago was 100. I really need to pay more attention to my body and what it's saying to me. So now i am going back to bed and hope I feel better tomorrow.
Sending you get well vibes. Keep hydrated!
Feel better! I wonder if your body is reacting to the stress of being in a new position? Used to happen to me too.
Hope you get to feeling better soon..and I hope you're enjoying your job!
So sorry you are sick, Tessa. Take good care of yourself. Hopefully tomorrow you will feel better!
I love riding at night, especially in the summer and especially all through the night. After midnight the roads are empty and the world is a quiet place.
I like spoke reflectors. I like wearing black. I like seeing round corners with a head torch. I like having a super bright generator powered front light. It’s as if I am riding in a cocoon of light.
How cold is it? Surprisingly cold, even in the summer. Usually the best thing to do is just put on all the clothes you have with you.
Seeing another rider at night is easier if they use a rear flasher. Bikes are about the only vehicle with a red flashing light. But riding right behind a high powered rear flashing light is pretty bad!
I’m just about to make the heft investment in LED dynamo powered lights. I’m very intrested in what lights are you using and what can you recommend?
Have you seen the Busch und Müller Lumotec Lyt light?
I’m using a Cyo + a Schmidt hub on the audax bike and a IQ Fly+ a Shimano hub on my commuting bike. Both are good lights but I’d recommend the Cyo as it is brighter.
For a range of generator wheels. Both wheels do the job, the drag on that type of Schmidt is slightly less and it is lighter. Plus the after sales support on Schmidt hubs is brilliant.
I have not seen a b&m Lyt but it’s webpage mentions 25 Lux. So it is probably less powerful than the Cyo (60 Lux) or the IQ Fly(40 Lux).
When I was on holiday in Holland back in August there were lots of lights similar to the Lyt in the shops. I would guess it is the b&m offering for the low end of the market.Time series models are often constructed by combining nonstationary effects such as trends with stochastic processes that are known (or believed) to be stationary. However, there are numerous time series models for which the stationarity of the underlying process is conjectured but not yet proven. We give an approachable introduction to the use of drift criteria (also known as Lyapunov function techniques) for establishing strict stationarity and ergodicity of such models. These conditions immediately imply consistent estimation of the mean and lagged covariances, and more generally the expectation of any integrable function. We demonstrate by proving stationarity and ergodicity for several novel and useful examples, including Poisson log-link Generalized Autoregressive Moving Average models.
package seedu.revision.ui.statistics;

import javafx.collections.ObservableList;
import javafx.fxml.FXML;
import javafx.scene.chart.LineChart;
import javafx.scene.chart.NumberAxis;
import javafx.scene.chart.XYChart;
import javafx.scene.layout.HBox;
import javafx.scene.layout.Region;
import seedu.revision.ui.UiPart;

/**
 * An UI component that displays line graph of a {@code scoreList}.
 */
public class GraphCard extends UiPart<Region> {

    private static final String FXML = "GraphListCard.fxml";
    private final ObservableList<Double> scoreList;

    /**
     * Note: Certain keywords such as "location" and "resources" are reserved keywords in JavaFX.
     * As a consequence, UI elements' variable names cannot be set to such keywords
     * or an exception will be thrown by JavaFX during runtime.
     *
     * @see <a href="https://github.com/se-edu/addressbook-level4/issues/336">The issue on RevisionTool level 4</a>
     */
    @FXML
    private HBox cardPane;

    private final NumberAxis xAxis = new NumberAxis();
    private final NumberAxis yAxis = new NumberAxis();
    private final LineChart<Number, Number> lineChart = new LineChart<>(xAxis, yAxis);
    private XYChart.Series series = new XYChart.Series();

    public GraphCard(ObservableList<Double> scoreList, int displayedIndex) {
        super(FXML);
        this.scoreList = scoreList;
        xAxis.setLabel("Number of quiz attempts");
        yAxis.setLabel("score (%)");
        series.setName("scores");

        switch (displayedIndex) {
        case 1:
            lineChart.setTitle("