Collab
Gabriel Molle
The Collab lab is a hands-on, collaborative, innovative, and creative space located on the first floor of the Jerome Library. The open design fosters collaboration through technology and moveable furniture that brings people, space, and information together in a collaborative work environment.
The room layout is welcoming, inspiring, and designed to facilitate design thinking, innovation, collaboration, and the enhancement of teaching and learning. The design encourages people to engage with others freely, brainstorm, problem-solve and create an environment optimized for active collaboration. There is a place for everyone- a comfy living-room-style area, a large table to discuss projects, a small round chargeable table with chairs, a MediaScape workspace for group sharing, a small conference room, a tall table with highchairs, and movable whiteboards to record and share your ideas. The Collab Lab is not designed to be a quiet space. Come in, move around, and get those ideas flowing!
The Collab Lab also has a small Makerspace area offering hands-on access to 3D printers and a 60-watt 18 X 32 table Universal Laser cutter. BGSU students, faculty, and staff have opportunities to work collaboratively, brainstorm ideas, prototype solutions, and make ideas happen!
The Collab Instructional/Manual and Card Set offers tools and templates to implement an effective collaborative process for any organization. We designed Collab to build up the effectiveness and efficiency of collaborative teams. It is easy to use and meets you where you are at in your leadership and organization towards an effective collaborative process.
A book for mission-driven individuals and organizations committed to creating a better world. It is a powerful training manual for a set of communication practices, Collab, that collaboratively metabolize organizational challenges into productive solutions for all kinds of organizations, delivering a more effective organization capable of realizing its goals quickly.
This module contains all the high-level functions you need in a collaborative filtering application to assemble your data, get a model and train it with a Learner. We will go other those in order but you can also check the collaborative filtering tutorial.
Collabs, short for collaborations, are higher-tier weapons that are created by combining two max-level basic weapons, using a Golden Anvil. Unique starting weapons (such as Ame's Pistol Shot or Gura's Trident Thrust) cannot be used in a collab.
The collab weapon is treated as a max level weapon and can only be enhanced or enchanted using an Anvil. Weapons that have been used in a collab cannot appear again in the rotation when leveling up or other means.
Like regular weapons, there are three categories of collabs: Melee, Ranged, and Multishot. Due to the player only having 5 free weapon slots available, the player can only have a maximum of 4 collab weapons equipped at a time.
A Golden Anvil is required to craft a collab. Golden Anvils start dropping from targets once the player has upgraded two weapons that have an available collab at level 7 or higher. The base drop chance is 1/100, increased by 1/2000 for every minute that has passed.[Note 1]Once dropped, A Golden Anvil on the ground can be collected to start crafting a Collab.
In the anvil menu, the player may choose two weapons to be combined. The selected weapons must be level 7 or more and have a collab combination available to them. Weapons that can collab are indicated by a shiny visual effect. Like with normal anvils, the player may exit the menu to use the anvil later. However, a new Golden Anvil cannot drop until the previous one is used.
Normally, when a weapon is enchanted, it can only hold one enchantment at any time and re-enchanting the weapon will replace it with another. In general, this applies to collabs as well. However, when a collab is created, it will inherit all enchantments from its components, which allows the collab to have up to two enchantments at a time. Furthermore, when a collab is re-enchanted, it will receive a new enchantment for each enchantment it has. This means that if a collab with two enchantments is enchanted again in Anvil, both enchantments will be replaced by a new one.
Character skills that grants bonuses to certain weapons, by principle, apply their bonus even if the weapon becomes something else.[1] In collabs' case, this means any bonuses affecting the components will be also applied to their collab. For example, Suisei's Suicopath, which grants healing effect to axe-related weapons such as Psycho Axe, will still apply its bonus to that weapon's collab form, MiComet and BL Fujoshi, even if the former is not visually axe-like.
Super Collabs are special weapons created through the fusion of a collab weapon and an item, combining and enhancing their individual functions while potentially adding new abilities to further bolster the character's power. Intended for late-game use, Super Collabs are the game's pinnacle weapons.
"Past collaborations have taught me to think differently. I have appreciated how they have influenced my work by opening up my mind and eyes to a much broader view and education, often connecting me with other creative communities much further reaching than my own current network."
The EGS Collab (a.k.a. SIGMA-V) project is a collaborative, experimental suite of intermediate-scale (10-20 m) field test beds, coupled with stimulation and interwell flow tests. As a stepping-stone between laboratories and full-scale EGS technology tests, the EGS Collab project conducts mid-scale experiments a mile underground in the Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF), a repurposed gold mine in Lead, South Dakota.
NREL assists the large project by providing a secure, collaborative data management platform. The Data Foundry platform allows the many organizations involved to collaborate on project data, while conforming to DOE cyber security and data provenance guidelines. Based in OpenEI's DOE-approved, secure cloud environment, the Data Foundry is home to millions of files and terabytes of data. The platform is accessed daily by researchers from the Department of Energy, dozens of universities and private organizations.
In early 2017, the DOE's GTO began funding work on longer-term, transformational Enhanced Geothermal Systems. The EGS Collab began, establishing a collaborative experimental and model comparison initiative.
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