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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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What is this?

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Curator: @scibot

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What is this?

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What is this?

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Resource: CVCL_1169

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What is this?

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Resource: CVCL_0021

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What is this?

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What is this?

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Resource: RRID:Addgene_64599

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What is this?

DOI: 10.1038/s41467-024-50727-w

Resource: CVCL_VC42

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What is this?

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Resource: SCR_014393

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What is this?

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Resource: SCR_017911

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What is this?

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Resource: (BioLegend Cat# 157211, RRID:AB_2876534)

Curator: @scibot

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What is this?

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Resource: AB_2810334

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What is this?

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Resource: IMSR_JAX:007909

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What is this?

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Resource: IMSR_JAX:032770

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What is this?

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Resource: SCR_022628

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What is this?

DOI: 10.1242/dev.202740

Resource: IMSR_JAX:007909

Curator: @scibot

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What is this?

DOI: 10.1242/dev.202740

Resource: IMSR_JAX:013584

Curator: @scibot

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What is this?

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Resource: (BCRC Cat# 60507, RRID:CVCL_4694)

Curator: @scibot

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What is this?

DOI: 10.3390/biomedicines12071526

Resource: (RRID:CVCL_0248)

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What is this?

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Resource: AB_2534102

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What is this?

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Resource: AB_10563566

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To be clearer, it is probably better to specify how excavation strategy was changed. What was the old strategy, and what is the new one? Why such changes were made?

When the strategy changed, we decided to ....

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It is unclear where the vessel is found, what "other elements" are, and what was excavated by A15.

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"vessels," not "vessel"

Add "and" before "the."

"it seems". Add "it" before "seems"

When a sentence starts with the number of a feature, it is better to capitalize the letter at the beginning of the sentence. Similar situation applies below.

Perhaps it should be "a hearth" instead of "heart"?

"the roof" is better than just "roof."

not commensurable; having no common basis, measure, or standard of comparison.

A parish beadle is a minor official in a parish who has various duties, including keeping order at services and other functions, ushering, and sometimes acting as a messenger. They may also wait on the rector and punish petty offenders

“To wit” is a phrase that means "that is to say" or "namely". It can also be used to introduce examples for a more general statement, or to indicate that something is about to be described more precisely.

equivalent, as in value, force, effect, or signification

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Trump Media Quietly Enters Deal With a Republican Donor Who Could Benefit From a Second Trump Administration by [[Justin Elliott]], [[Robert Faturechi]] and [[Alex Mierjeski]]

When stocks can become called "meme stocks" they cease to have actual value.

https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-media-truth-social-jedtec-james-davison-conflict-of-interest

the whole list needs a little redo

need to define these in the background and ml section

cite something

add dates here?

Should be "we found," instead of "were find."

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This is what companies like Turian does as a part of their business model. Teaching the companies in an creative way how to think with design.

• Having said that how, what is so special about DT for business?

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I found this study very interesting and creative! Fine-tuning the embedding space to account for structural similarity via contrastive learning seems like a wonderful idea and the results are very impressive. Here are some of my thoughts about your paper, presented in no particular order. Please feel free to take or leave any of my suggestions.

One advantage of CLAlign compared to structural aligners is that you don't need to calculate structures. However, the hardware requirements for CLAlign are probably non-trivial, since pLM embeddings have to be calculated. Hardware requirements are missing from the manuscript so it's hard to know. Relatedly, there is no information provided about the speed of CLAlign. I think the manuscript should be expanded to include detailed runtime statistics and hardware requirements so that CLAlign can be better benchmarked against the other tools.

While Table 1 gives us an overall picture of the alignment quality, it would be nice to know the tool's strengths and weaknesses. How does it perform when sequences are distant homologs? Or when there are large length mismatches? Since embedding-based alignments are state-of-the-art, this kind of information would be broadly useful for readers.

Figure 1 looks more like a draft than a complete figure. And without a caption it doesn't make sense.

The performance is very impressive, and it has me curious how much further the performance could be improved simply by increasing the epochs or training dataset. Visualizing the loss curve could help contextualize the performance and help readers understand the extent to which there is room for improvement.

Small notes:

• Throughout the manuscript, consistent reference to pLMs is made without any specificity. But there are many different architectures, e.g. BERT, T5, autoregressive, etc. I found this confusing.

• There are many grammatical mistakes. Consider passing the manuscript through a grammar checker.

Final thoughts:

Great work! I am curious to try CLAlign once it is made available.

Mover a la parte de investigación reproducible abajo.

Sería adecuado considerar...

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Aclarar o borrar. Hablando de que exporta trinos individuales en lugar de grupales y su estrutura de datos arbórea en lugar de tabular dificulta la exploración y el análisis.

El entorno reproducible permitió efectivamente continuar el trabajo en distintos computadores, con diferentes sistemas operativos y sin permisos especiales sobre las máquinas, incluyendo computadores domésticos, del tutor, del estudiante y del LabCI. En sentido dicho entorno permitió configurar una "nube personal académica" de baja complejidad tecnológica, que permitía mayor autónomia en la escritura y colaboración fluida, más allá de lo que permiten otras formas de escritura en línea más convencionales.

Aclarar o quitar.

Aclarar o quitar

Aclarar o quitar.

mas datos sobre las interacciones de los usuarios con un trino particular. Es decir ...

Aclarar o quitar.

In this case does s denote tuning to how results are classified when calling true and false positives and negatives? Or weight terms in the F-measure score it self?

Is this a vector with only a value at position j? So a vector of size N with only position j having a value set, hence being different than x_{j}(t)?

A simple camera could be positioned (perhaps attached to the head of the guitar) so as to view the hands moving over the fretboard. Perhaps visual methods which use commercial cameras to infer blood pressure could be used to estimate stress being applied by fingers [reference, reference]. Perhaps this would involve looking at changes in skin colour corresponding to blood flow restrictions resulting from stresses being applied. The apparatus described in this paper could be used to validate such an approach. Potentially the installation of a camera could potentially result in an apparatus more easily deployed at scale, and perhaps usable on many different instruments (without special fretboard modifications and such). Potentially it could also enable more dimensions of resolution, extending the one-dimensional limits of the described apparatus.

The term is Eulerian Video Magnification:

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONZcjs1Pjmk

Perhaps contemporary machine learning visual analysis could be applied also, and it would be potentially straightforward to record video data for training.

A more straightforward extension to the current study could be to apply visual analysis such that merely finger placements and gestures were identified to supplement the stress measurements. Indeed, visual analysis or motion capture approaches could be applied to video of the whole posture of the player for assessment of relationships between stress measurements across the fretboard and posture (such as sitting and standing), which can be significant.

Another complimentary measurement is audio. Stress/force sensor data could be supplemented with audio data analysis such as is employed by the likes of Yousician. A mentioned limitation of the apparatus is the measurement of vibrato effects/techniques. Could audio analysis supplement the existing apparatus's measuring capabilities to include such effects/techniques? Audio analysis can infer keys being typed on a keyboard, could it not also be used to infer frets being played, and with different forces applied?

Another form of sensor which may not have been considered is the Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG). Could this be feasible, perhaps in a specially-constructed fretboard? Would it add a greater resolution? Would it add a greater dimensionality to the stress measurements?

It might be good to mention this rationale/justification and thought process earlier in the preprint so people understand why the code isn't available right now.

Not sure if done on purpose, but this figure shows up really light and it's difficult to see some details

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKK7wGAYP6k

I watched this TED talk a while ago, and I thought that it connected well to this concept. It talks about how language shapes the way an individual thinks, and how different languages cause those who speak it to think differently. An example I find interesting is that a certain aboriginal group uses cardinal directions instead of right or left, and this causes them to think completely differently about distance and time than English speakers.

Don't capitalize

The final scene showing Draupadi as the rightful queen shows that good has beat evil in which justice has been restored. Even after many long years, the story shows that justice will always be reached and that cruel acts will face consequences. Draupadi's adversity is highlighted her as it is a personal victory for her and shows how her resilience and strength was able to prevail. The difference between "us" and "them" can be seen through the Pandavas and Kauravas. In which the Pandavas are seen as the good forces while the Kauravas are the embodiment of evil creating a good framework for the narrative as a result. This is undoubtedly the highest point in the narrative as the Pandavas are able to live out their former glory and are once again all-powerful and live in their kingdom. Not only does the ending of the story give closure, but readers gain a better understanding of morality and how human conflict is such a big factor in all of this. Because of the rivalry between the Pandavas and Kauravas, it led to lots of pain and suffering for the Pandavas until they finally waged war and were victorious. It serves as a lesson for readers to not be afraid of facing conflict as it might be the only and best way of handling it altogether. Draupadi as a person shows why resilience and strength are important qualities to have as they can help put conflicts to an end and not accept defeat. CC BY Ajey Sasimugunthan (contact)

This is turning point in the story because her husband is finally taking some action to enact revenge on the Kauravas for their cruel acts over the years. The image of her husband holding the weapon with so much anger can be felt by the reader and shows how much of the anger he has held over the years and is finally able to take it on the same guy who disrespected and humiliated her wife many years ago. Bhima's vow to break Duryodhana's thigh as a response to the disrobing of Draupadi is admirable and shows his determination and motivation behind the war that the Pandavas agreed to do. Not only does it show his honor, but serves as a huge sign of his loyalty to Draupadi and commitment to protecting her which propels the narrative forward. The collective effort of the Pandavas marks the unity of the group and how an attack on one individual is an attack on all of them and this is highlighted in the manner in which they fight the Kauravas with so much anger and anguish. CC BY Ajey Sasimugunthan (contact)

A key moment happens here where Draupadi once again questions the purpose of her husbands if they offer her no sense of security. In a day and age where people are much safer, women still expect security from men through money and even protection which shows that it is innate. Even with this being the case, her husbands have not shown the same loyalty to her showing that in their time period, husbands can do the bare minimum and can still expect the most amount of love and loyalty from their wife representing an unfair balance. Keechaka's attempts to force Draupadi into being his wife represents a systematic oppression towards women as there is no sense of decency and manners. By refusing to let Keechaka get what he wants, it shows the strength that she has and how she will not let men take away her dignity and respect. This moment not only shows how men in a patriarchal society failed to be protectors, but also highlights the strong spirit of Draupadi which makes her an admirable character. CC BY Ajey Sasimugunthan (contact)

Driven by envy and hate towards the Pandavas, Duryodhana devises a plan to make them suffer by utilizing the short temper of Durvasa who is also known for his curses. Because the Pandavas have a reputation for being hospitable, the plan was to ruin their reputation and have a curse placed on them as a result which results in more suffering and pain inflicted upon them. Even though the Pandavas had their backs against the wall, Krishna came to their aid and made Durvasa and his people feel full so that they would no longer need food from them. This marks another divine intervention in the story coming to the rescue of the Pandavas. The concept of dharma is on full display as the Pandavas' reputation for being hospitable and righteous still remain. Not only does their reputation remain intact, Krishna's loyalty to the Pandavas can be highlighted and shows that he protected the right people and that divine figures will intervene in human affairs to uphold righteousness in certain scenarios. CC BY Ajey Sasimugunthan (contact)

Filled with anger and anguish, the Pandavas are forced to live away from the comforts that they are used to and must face the harsh realities of existence. Krishna's presence after they have been exiled and gives a sense of assurance for them and makes them feel secure as they are in new territory that they are not accustomed to. He is a symbol of hope for their people. In a way, the exile helps bring the Pandavas closer as they have a common enemy that they all hate and want to avenge creating an even strong unity among them. While the exile does not compare to the moment when Draupadi was gambled away, this marks another low point in the story as the moral is still low for the Pandavas and they know it will be many years before they can inflict any type of pain or suffering onto the Kauravas. CC BY Ajey Sasimugunthan (contact)