Anti-aliasing algorithms

Xiaolin Wu's line algorithm

Xiaolin Wu's line algorithm is an algorithm for line antialiasing. (Wikipedia).

Xiaolin Wu's line algorithm
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The Story of Chinese Character : 二

二 is composed of two horizontal lines. Same as the number of one and three, ancient Chinese used horizontal lines in the same number to describe this number.

From playlist The Story of HanZi (Chinese Characters)

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The Story of Chinese Character :壆

壆 is composed of a picture of practising divination and 土(mud). With a view to showing respect, divination is performed on a platform in higher level, and such platform is piled by mud.

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Xiaolin Zheng: Solar Stickers to Power the World | Nat Geo Live

Xiaolin Zheng is a nanoscientist and National Geographic Emerging Explorer whose inventions are on the leading edge of a solar power revolution that could allow people to harness sustainable energy like never before. ➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe ➡ Get More Nat Geo Live: http:

From playlist National Geographic Live!: Season 7

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The Story of Chinese Character : 乃

乃 is the picture of a rope. Ropes can tie and connect with each other, so 乃 can be used as a conjunction in a sentence, means ‘to be’, ‘thus’ or ‘then’ etc.

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The Story of Chinese Character : 夃

夃 is composed of 乃(therefore) and 又(also). 乃 depicts a rope, while 又 is the picture of a hand, 夃 depicts a hand pulling a rope, which has the meaning of getting something, so 夃 means ‘more’.

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Incredible Solar Stickers Capture Sun's Energy | National Geographic

Peel-and-stick solar cells developed by National Geographic 2014 Emerging Explorer and Stanford scientist Xiaolin Zheng could revolutionize the way we harness the immense energy of the sun. With her innovation, solar power is advancing from lightweight solar panels to tiny stickers that co

From playlist The Explorers Project | National Geographic

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Xiaolin Zheng: New benefits of combustion revealed

Read the full story: https://stanford.io/2VNLWLo Humankind has prospered greatly from fire, but that doesn’t mean we know all its secrets. Mechanical engineer Xiaolin Zheng really likes to burn things, but she is more like a modern-day Prometheus than a pyromaniac. She uses combustion t

From playlist The Future of Everything

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2018 Symposium Opening Remarks

Professor William Newsome welcomes everyone to the 2018 Symposium of the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute.

From playlist Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute

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The Path to Shaolin (Global Documentary) | Real Stories

The Path to Shaolin follows Tim Mrazek to the Songshan mountains in China, where, he travels deep inside the heart of Chinese Kung Fu to the Shaolin Temple. But the pull of East and West has changed many things at the Shaolin temple. Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/RealStoriesChannel

From playlist Global Documentaries

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The Story of Chinese Character :覺

覺 is composed of a picture of practising divination and 見(to look). Actually, 覺 is originated from 爻 and 見, so the pronunciations of 覺 and 爻 are similar. Divination is abstract and not easy to be understood, learners won't know if there is narration only, once they have seen the demonstrat

From playlist The Story of HanZi (Chinese Characters)

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The Story of Chinese Character : 三

三 is composed of three horizontal lines. Same as the number of one and two, ancient Chinese used horizontal lines in the same number to describe this number.

From playlist The Story of HanZi (Chinese Characters)

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Let's Talk with Sharaad Kuttan

Originally broadcast on 15 Jan 2019 More resources available at www.misterwootube.com

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Leveraging Public Data for Practical Synthetic Data Generation

A Google TechTalk, presented by Jonathan Ullman, 2021/06/18 ABSTRACT: Differential Privacy for ML Series 2021. In many statistical problems, incorporating priors can significantly improve performance. However, the use of prior knowledge in differentially private query release has remained

From playlist Differential Privacy for ML

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The Story of Chinese Character : 尒

尒 is the simplified form of爾, which depicts an arrow. Arrow look like a sign of indicating a direction, so尒 is used to represent person being addressed(you), now we use你 instead.

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The Story of Chinese Character :壺

壺 depicts a pot with a cover on its top.

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The Story of Chinese Character : 艱

艱is composed of the variant of 堇(the picture of a man who wears jade ornaments walking in mud) and艮(the picture of a man twisting has neck and staring back), both actions are not easy to be done.

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Child Kung Fu Boot Camp | National Geographic

For kung fu novices at the Shaolin Temple, the dream of worldwide acclaim drives them to dedicate their lives to the art. Secrets of the Kung Fu Temple: http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/episode/secrets-of-the-kung-fu-temple-3627/?source=4003 ➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe

From playlist Inside | National Geographic

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D2I - Efficient Association Discovery with Keyword-based Constraints on Large Graph Data

Abstract: In many domains, such as social networks, cheminformatics, bioinformatics, and health informatics, data can be represented naturally in graph model, with nodes being data entries and edges the relationships between them. The graph nature of these data brings opportunities and cha

From playlist Data to Insight Center (D2I)

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The Story of Chinese Character :收

收 is composed of the variant of 勾(the picture of two hooks hooking together) and(the picture of a hand holding a stick or a tool). A hook is a tool for pulling thing, so 收means the act of collecting something

From playlist The Story of HanZi (Chinese Characters)

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