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There is an option to filter only one color (R,G,B,Y) in my camera. What I want to know is can this effect be achieved in photoshop? And what is this called? I tried googling monochrome and came up with nothing. My camera calls it part color. Register On-Click Event with jQuery - Not Firing Hiding and redirecting extensions on my webpage I've got a very small coefficient (-0.04) and R-squared (0.028) but a significant P value (&lt;0.0001). My question is:   Is my result still meaningful? How to interpret it?   The result is from a linear regression model in a big database in R.  The independent variable (B) has more than 200 values, whereas the dependent variable (A) has 13 values.   The potential correlation is below:   So, I ran a linear regression model between A and B and the result is:  &gt;mod1&lt;-lm(A~B)          Call:         lm(formula = A ~ B)           Residuals:              Min      1Q  Median      3Q     Max           -63.174 -11.816  -1.651  10.184 118.001            Coefficients:                        Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(&gt;|t|)              (Intercept) 132.274547   0.303723 435.511  &lt; 2e-16 ***          B            -0.036675   0.009052  -4.052 5.13e-05 ***          ---         Signif. codes:  0 ‘***’ 0.001 ‘**’ 0.01 ‘*’ 0.05 ‘.’ 0.1 ‘ ’ 1          Residual standard error: 18.52 on 8093 degrees of freedom            (123 observations deleted due to missingness)         Multiple R-squared:  0.002024,  Adjusted R-squared:  0.001901          F-statistic: 16.42 on 1 and 8093 DF,  p-value: 5.134e-05   As you can see, the coefficient of B is only -0.03 and adjusted R squared is only 0.1% but with a p value &lt;0.0001. Is my result reasonable and countable? Surely, my database is larger (8000 records) and even a very small effect size will show a significant P value. But how would I interpret this? Custom macro for multicolumn with & without xparse The following example has two normal LaTeX \newcommand macros and two xparse \NewDocumentCommand for specifying multicolumn text. The only difference between each pair of commands is one has the alignment character as part of the macro and one does not.  However, the xparse version that requires the alignment character to be outside of the macro does NOT work and results in Misplaced \omit. error.  \documentclass{article} \usepackage{xparse}  \newcommand{\MulticolumnA}[3]{&amp;\multicolumn{#1}{#2}{#3}} \newcommand{\MulticolumnB}[3]{ \multicolumn{#1}{#2}{#3}}  \NewDocumentCommand{\MulticolumnX}{m m m}{&amp;\multicolumn{#1}{#2}{#3}} \NewDocumentCommand{\MulticolumnY}{m m m}{ \multicolumn{#1}{#2}{#3}}  \begin{document} \[ \begin{tabular}{lllllll}     {a} \MulticolumnA{4}{l}{A-abcdefghijkli}\\     {a}&amp;\MulticolumnB{4}{l}{B-abcdefghijkli}\\     {a} \MulticolumnX{4}{l}{X-abcdefghijkli}\\     %{a}&amp;\MulticolumnY{4}{l}{Y-abcdefghijkli}\\     {col1}&amp;col2&amp;{col3}&amp;{col4}&amp;{col5}\\ \end{tabular} \] \end{document}   Above compiles as is, but does not compile if the one line is uncommented. Algorithms for computing multiplicative order modulo $n$ To an an external observer it appears that time has stopped for photon. But this relation is reflexive, so for an observer travelling with the photon it appears the universe has stopped everywhere.  Is this right?  Space also gets distorted parallel to the direction of motion, but not perpendicular to it.   Does this mean that for an observer travelling with a photon sees spacetime as a flat plane?  Note 1: I'm using language vividly not literally when I say a photon experiences space and time. Not that I'm against idealist or panpyschist interpretations of matter or energy come to that.  Note 2: Since it's been pointed out that an inertial frame can't be boosted into the frame of a photon and moreover there is no limiting behaviour here - no matter what frame you are boosted into, light will always appear to travel at c. Nevertheless, when an external observer watches a train chasing a photon by gradually increasing its speed, he will note that the train speed is approaching the speed of the photon (but will never match it) and when he looks at the clock inside the train he will not too that it is gradually slowing down (but never actually stops). Using this picture, we can attempt the thought experiment - if not one that can be carried out - of what a world looks like to a photon. SE Android app for tablet has bad formatting on feed The lines wrap so much on v1.0.85 that only a few items can be displayed.  Edit: This is on the world's most low end tablet, Azpen A727.  Screenshots of the old:    and new, showing loss of quality Is (rest) mass conserved in special relativity? I don't understand why it is said that the (rest) mass of a system is not conserved in relativity. I mean, the momentum of a system is conserved (i.e.: it remains constant in a frame of reference without any external influence). Also the energy of a system is conserved in relativity: it doesn't change without any external agency  and the (rest) mass of a system is just  $$m^2=E^2-p^2$$  $E$ is constant, $p$ is constant, how can $m$ change?  For example, entropy is not conserved in a system, that means that the entropy of the system will increase spontaneously with time, which is really the case. But, is this true for mass?   here is the problem from Griffiths and exact solution as given in the Griffiths,  Two lumps of clay, each of rest mass $m$, collide head-on at $3c/5$ and they stick together. Question: what is the rest mass $M$ of the composite lump?  Solution: In this case conservation of momentum is trivial it is zero before and zero after. The energy of each lump prior to the collision is $$mc^2/\sqrt{1-v^2/c^2} =5mc^2/4.$$ The energy of the composite lump after the collision is $Mc^2$ (since its at rest). so the conservation of energy says: $5mc^2/4 + 5mc^2/4 =Mc^2$ and hence $M=5m/2$.  Notice that this is greater than the sum of the initial masses! Mass was not conserved in this collision; kinetic energy was converted into rest energy, so the rest mass increased. Where to start with the Star Wars books? What to do when visa admission expires during lockdown? Duplicate typeset index entries Can I install Windows OS (Windows 7) on a removable USB hard drive? I wanted to take a sneak peek at Windows 7 so I thought of installing it. I have Windows Vista on my laptop which came pre-installed with it. I didn't want to mess with it.  So I created a partition (20 GB) in my USB external hard disk and tried to install Windows 7 on that partition. But when I booted from a Windows 7 DVD and selected the target partition on USB hard disk, it said it cannot be installed.  Is there any way to install Windows on an external USB hard disk? Given $S \hookrightarrow T$ construct $U ≈ T$ disjoint from $S$ in Z set theory? example:  a_list = [1, 2, 3] a_list.len() # doesn't work len(a_list) # works   Python being (very) object oriented, I don't understand why the 'len' function isn't inherited by the object.  Plus I keep trying the wrong solution since it appears as the logical one to me How to create vector graphics In Photoshop? I know people prefer using CorelDraw or Adobe Illustrator, but I want to know if there is a technique I can follow to use Adobe Photoshop to make vector Images. Map "Super+ArrowDown" to minimize a window while the window is focused & the window is not in fullscreen I would like to add a conditional key mapping to Ubuntu 19.10.   Normally when a window is in full screen mode and you press super+arrowDown it enters window mode (or whatever it is called).   When a window now is in "window mode" I would like to be able to minimise it (and only then) by using super+arrowDown on it.  Is it possible to create such a shortcut without affecting the mapping of super+arrowDown on full screen windows? LibreOffice Calc - Disable rounding There are a  on this topic, but no simple and definitive answers.    Can someone please tell me how to permanently disable cell rounding on the .csv file which is created by script?  Basically, '377635637222436751' is being converted to '377635637222437000' automatically and that isn't really acceptable for my needs.  I've tried this: Tools->Options->Calc->Calculate "Precision as shown"   and this: Format > Cells > Numbers > Category > (scroll down for) Text. (but considering my script creates the .csv -- this option isn't very good since it must be done after the file is created)  And neither is working.  The number stays rounded -- even after formatting the column after the file is created.  Does anyone have any suggestions? Now that the , I've been seeing tag-only suggested edits from 1500-rep users.  For example, one had the summary of 'burninating [tagThatWasRemoved]'.  It's very tempting to reject these as Too Minor, but I know that these users used to have a Retag privilege (and are obviously trying to participate in a burnination.)  What should we do for tag-only edits from high(er) rep users? Is it possible to have 2 git repositories in one directory?  I'd think not, but thought I'd ask.  Basically, I'd like to check in my home directory config files (e.g. .emacs) which should be common across all of the machines I work on, but have a second repository for local files (e.g. .emacs.local), which contains machine-specific configurations.  The only way I can think of to do that is to have the local config in a subdirectory and ignore that subdirectory from the main git repository.  Any other ideas?