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SQL migrations automatically.We’ll also need a .env file in the project root containing the DATABASE_URLconnection string:DATABASE_URL=postgresql://[user[:password]@][host][:port]/[dbname]Be sure to replace the login credentials with yours.Next, let’s connect to the database and use Drizzle to populate our tables.Define schemasThere are two ways that you can define your table schema with Drizzle. If youalready have Postgres tables defined, you can infer them with pull; otherwise,you can define them in code, then use Drizzle to create a new table. We’llexplore both approaches below.Infer schema with pullIf you already have Postgres tables before adding Drizzle, then you canintrospect your database schema to automatically generate TypeScript types andtable definitions with the commandnpm:drizzle-kit pull. Thisis particularly useful when working with an existing database or when you wantto ensure your code stays in sync with your database structure.Let’s say our current database already has the following table schemas:We’ll run the following command to instrospect the database and populate severalfiles under a ./drizzle directory:deno --env -A --node-modules-dir npm:drizzle-kit pullFailed to find Response internal state keyNo config path provided, using default 'drizzle.config.ts'Reading config file '/private/tmp/deno-drizzle-example/drizzle.config.ts'Pulling from ['public'] list of schemasUsing 'pg' driver for database querying[✓] 2 tables fetched[✓] 8 columns fetched[✓] 0 enums fetched[✓] 0 indexes fetched[✓] 1 foreign keys fetched[✓] 0 policies fetched[✓] 0 check constraints fetched[✓] 0 views fetched[i] No SQL generated, you already have migrations in project[✓] You schema file is ready ➜ drizzle/schema.ts 🚀[✓] You relations file is ready ➜ drizzle/relations.ts 🚀We use the --env flag to read the .env file with our database url and

V2.14.0 Intel® Video Processing Library (Intel® VPL) provides access to hardware accelerated video decode, encode, and processing capabilities on Intel® GPUs to support AI visual inference, media delivery, cloud gaming, and virtual desktop infrastructure use cases.AddedIntel® VPL API 2.14 support, including new quality and speed settings for AIbased video frame interpolation, new algorithm and mode selection options forAI based super resolution, and HEVC level 8.5 decode support.Improved support for Python 3.12 development environments.FixedBootstrap to support Debian distributions that do not define ID_LIKE.Known Issuesvpl-infer example will fail to load model if built with CMake version higher than 3.25.3 on Windows v2.13.0 Intel® Video Processing Library (Intel® VPL) provides access to hardware accelerated video decode, encode, and processing capabilities on Intel® GPUs to support AI visual inference, media delivery, cloud gaming, and virtual desktop infrastructure use cases.AddedIntel® VPL API 2.13 support, including new APIs for AV1 screen content tools,encoded picture quality information, alpha channel encoding, AI-based frameinterpolation, AI-based super resolution, and Battlemage platformhello-encode-jpeg exampleKnown Issuesvpl-infer example will fail to load model if built with CMake version higher than 3.25.3 on Windows v2.12.0 Intel® Video Processing Library (Intel® VPL) provides access to hardware accelerated video decode, encode, and processing capabilities on Intel® GPUs to support AI visual inference, media delivery, cloud gaming, and virtual desktop infrastructure use cases.AddedIntel® VPL API 2.12 support, including new APIs for AI-based frameinterpolation and Vulkan zero-copy surface sharing.Known Issuesvpl-infer example will fail to load model if built with CMake version higher than 3.25.3 on Windows v2.11.0 AddedIntel® VPL API 2.11 supportRemovedCommand line tools. They have been moved to a separate repository( Issuesvpl-infer example will fail to load model if built with CMake version higher than 3.25.3 on Windows v2.10.2 Fixed"®" symbol in pkg-config file breaking downstream build toolsKnown Issuessample_decode may report "DeliverOutput return error = -1" when run using -r optionvpl-infer example will fail to load model if built with CMake version higher than 3.25.3 on Windows v2.10.1 ChangedProject name to Intel® Video Processing Library (Intel® VPL)Project versioning scheme to align with library and API versionAddedIntel® VPL specification and associated build scriptsKnown Issuessample_decode may report "DeliverOutput return error = -1" when run using -r optionvpl-infer example will fail to load model if built with CMake version higher than 3.25.3 on Windows v2023.4.0 AddedoneVPL API 2.10 supportNew command line parameters to sample_multi_transcode for settingB Frame QP Offsets based on Pyramid LevelNew command line parameters to the sample_vpp tool to

Mode findMode True string The search method to use. "Search" mode searches your OneDrive using the search query (similar a normal search engine). When "Regular Expression Pattern Match" mode is selected, the search query will be treated as a regex pattern, and it will return files with names that match the query Number of files to return maxFileCount integer Maximum number of files to return (1-100) Returns Get file content This operation gets the content of a file. Parameters Name Key Required Type Description File id True string The unique identifier of the file. Infer Content Type inferContentType boolean A boolean value (true, false) to infer content-type based on extension. Returns The content of the file. Get file content using path This operation gets the content of a file using the path. Parameters Name Key Required Type Description File Path path True string The unique path of the file. Infer Content Type inferContentType boolean A boolean value (true, false) to infer content-type based on extension. Returns The content of the file. Get file metadata This operation gets the metadata for a file. Parameters Name Key Required Type Description File id True string The unique identifier of the file. Returns Blob metadata Get file metadata using path This operation gets the metadata of a file using the path. Parameters Name Key Required Type Description File Path path True string The unique path of the file. Returns Blob metadata Get file thumbnail This operation gets the thumbnail of a file. The thumbnail will only be valid for 6 hours. Parameters Name Key Required Type Description File id True string The unique identifier of the file. Thumbnail Size size True string The size of the thumbnail to retrieve. Returns Thumbnail response data List files in folder This operation gets the list of files

Pando leverages multi-modal single-cell measurements to infer gene regulatory networks using a flexible linear model-based framework. By modeling the relationship between TF-binding site pairs with the expression of target genes, Pando simultaneously infers gene modules and sets of regulatory regions for each transcription factor.IntroductionThe fate and state of a cell is regulated through complex circuits of transcription factors (TFs) converging at regulatory elements to enable precise control of gene expression. Modern single-cell genomic approaches allow the simultaneous profiling of gene expression and chromatin accessibility in individual cells, which opens up new opportunities for the inference of cell regulomes. Pando jointly utilizes scRNA-seq and scATAC-seq data to infer regulatory relationships between TFs and target genes.Installationdevtools::install_github('quadbio/Pando')Quick startIf you have a seurat_object with transcriptomic and chromantin accessibility data, you can start right away with inferring the regulatory network:# Load Packageslibrary(Pando)library(Seurat)library(BSgenome.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38)# Get motif datadata(motifs)# Select variable featuresseurat_object Seurat::FindVariableFeatures(seurat_object, assay='RNA')# Initiate GRN object and select candidate regionsgrn_object initiate_grn(seurat_object)# Scan candidate regions for TF binding motifsgrn_object find_motifs( grn_object, pfm = motifs, genome = BSgenome.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38)# Infer gene regulatory networkgrn_object infer_grn(grn_object)# Print inferred coefficientscoef(grn_object)# Find gene and regulatory modules test_srt find_modules(grn_object)# Print modulesNetworkModules(test_srt)MoreMore info about Pando can be found on our website. There you can find an API reference and a number of tutorial vignettes that give an introduction on how to use Pando most effectively.CitationIf you find Pando helpful for your research, please consider citingFleck, J.S., Jansen, S.M.J., Wollny, D. et al. Inferring and perturbing cell fate regulomes in human brain organoids. Nature 621, 365–372 (2023).

Sparql_executor.py: Sparql-related tools│ ├─ kb_environment.py: Core functions for KB querying and constrained decoding│ └── sparql_cache.py: Cache executions of different types of Sparql queries├─ new_model/:│ ├─ bottom_up_parser.py: Pangu model class│ └── bottom_up_parser_reader.py: Pangu dataset reader class├─ new_model/: prediction results in json├─ run.py: Main function├─ trained_models.md: the links to our trained models; download them to make predictions└── environment.yml: yml file for conda environment ResultsOverall ResultsSample EfficiencyStrong GeneralizabilityReproducing Our ResultsEnvironment SetupPlease configure your own conda environment using environment.yml. Replace [your_conda_path] in that file with the path of your local anaconda folder, and then create the environment with conda env create -f environment.yml.Training & InferencePYTHONHASHSEED=23 python run.py \ train \ acl_configs/grail_train.jsonnet \ --include-package \ new_model.bottom_up_parser \ --include-package \ new_model.bottom_up_parser_reader \ --include-package \ utils.huggingface_interface \ -s \ [output_dir]To train the model with multiple cards using DDP, uncomment the distributed field in the config file.Note that, training can be quite slow at an earlier stage, but it will be faster when more SPARQL queries are executed and cached.To do inference with a saved model, use the first configuration in launch.json, or doPYTHONHASHSEED=23 python run.py \ predict \ [output_dir]/model.tar.gz \ [path_to_file] \ --include-package \ new_model.bottom_up_parser \ --include-package \ new_model.bottom_up_parser_reader \ --include-package \ utils.huggingface_interface \ --output-file \ predictions.txt \ --use-dataset-reader \ --cuda 0 \ -o \ "{'model': {'infer': true}, 'validation_dataset_reader': {'infer': true, 'perfect_entity_linking': false}}"To do inference with an OpenAI API, doPYTHONHASHSEED=23 python run.py \ predict \ openai_eval/allennlp_dummy/model.tar.gz \ data/debug_grail.json \ --include-package \ openai_eval.bottom_up \ --include-package \ new_model.bottom_up_parser_reader \ --include-package \ utils.huggingface_interface \ --output-file \ predictions.txt \ --use-dataset-reader \ -o \ "{'validation_dataset_reader': {'infer': true, 'perfect_entity_linking': false}}"Here openai_eval/allennlp_dummy/model.tar.gz is only a dummy model that does not really matter. The only reason to have it is that allennnlp predict requires to first load load some model weights first, while we only use the API here and do not have any real

Include subfolders includeSubfolders boolean Include items in subfolders Number of files to return maxFileCount integer Maximum number of files to return by single trigger run (1-100). Note that 'Split On' setting can force trigger to process each item individually. Returns Blob metadata List of Files BlobMetadata When a file is created (properties only) [DEPRECATED] This action has been deprecated. Please use When a file is created (properties only) instead.This operation triggers a flow when a new file is created in a folder. Files moved within OneDrive are not considered new files. Parameters Name Key Required Type Description Folder folderId True string The unique identifier of the folder. Number of files to return maxFileCount integer Maximum number of files to return by single trigger run (1-100). Note that 'Split On' setting can force trigger to process each item individually. Returns Blob metadata List of Files BlobMetadata When a file is created [DEPRECATED] This action has been deprecated. Please use When a file is created instead.This operation triggers a flow when a new file is created in a folder. Files larger than 50 MB will be skipped and not returned by this trigger. Files moved within OneDrive are not considered new files. Parameters Name Key Required Type Description Folder folderId True string The unique identifier of the folder. Infer Content Type inferContentType boolean A boolean value (true, false) to infer content-type based on extension. Returns The content of the file. When a file is modified This operation triggers a flow when a file is modified in a folder. Files larger than 50 MB will be skipped and not returned by this trigger. Parameters Name Key Required Type Description Folder folderId True string The unique identifier of the folder. Include subfolders includeSubfolders boolean Include items in subfolders Infer Content Type inferContentType boolean A