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Photoshop has hundreds of features and a dense interface, while Elements has about 200 features and a highly functional and concise user interface. There is a very steep learning curve for Photoshop Elements users, so if you’re just getting started with graphic design or photography, Photoshop Elements is not for you.

Many of the features of Photoshop are built into a smart layer, which makes it easy to edit multiple layers of images. In Photoshop Elements, you use groups of layers to work on individual images in different ways.

You can create groups to mix up your editing quickly and easily. There are no dropdowns or menus to navigate when you want to edit a group. Every tool is in a smart group, and you can edit multiple layers at once. The red and blue handles in Photoshop are useful to navigate the layers but can be confusing in Elements.

This guide teaches you how to navigate and edit layer groups in Elements.

Navigating a group of layers in Photoshop Elements

You edit each of the layers in a group separately. If you want to edit several different parts of an image at once, you need to open a group of layers. Groups are your Photoshop Elements workspace.

When you open a group, there are three panels: the Layers panel, the Groups panel, and the Arrange panel. These panels let you work on each layer of a group.

Photoshop Elements Layers panel with Layers button with a group of images.

You can press the Layers button () to select which layers you want to work on. Or you can press the (x) icon on the Layers panel to select all layers. The empty area where you see the empty cog is where you can use the Filter function on that group of layers.

Photoshop Elements Layers panel with a group of images.

You can use the Hide or Show Filters button () to hide the Filter pane or the Show/Hide tool ().

You can use the Show/Hide tool () to make the group fill the workspace. You can also use the layer styles to make the group fill the workspace. Click the ( ) to adjust the position.

You can use the new (tab-style) navigation panel () on the right side of the workspace. Drag the cursor () over the top icon to see the different panels. You can use the (bottom) navigation arrow () to navigate between the Layers panel, the Groups panel, and the Arrange
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Q:

Performing a count on all possible pairings of a list

I have a list of datapoints and I want to perform a count of the number of pairs of datapoints that have a distance less than or equal to a certain value.
An example of my data is:
datapoint = {«x_coordinate»: [1,2,3,4], «y_coordinate»: [5,6,7,8]}
I want to count all possible pairs of datapoints with a distance less than or equal to 15 but, because there are too many such pairs, I would like to pre-aggregate the data on specific ranges of the x and y values to be able to perform the counting efficiently.
For example, if my list has an x range of 1 to 2 and a y range of 4 to 5, then I would want an output of:
{«x_coordinate»: [1,2], «y_coordinate»: [1,2,4,5]}

Since each data point is in a different x and y range, I can’t easily pre-aggregate it to that shape.
I don’t know if it’s possible using numpy, I know you can use it to do this in SQL, but I don’t know how to do it in Python.
Thank you!

A:

You could implement a function that takes in an array of lists of x and y values and returns a dictionary of the same shape.
def dyadic_count(x, y):
hist = {}

max_x = x[:-1] + x[-1]
max_y = y[:-1] + y[-1]

for i in xrange(max_x[0], max_x[-1] + 1):
for j in xrange(max_y[0], max_y[-1] + 1):
hist[i, j] += 1

return hist

You could call it like
print dyadic_count([«x_coordinate», «y_coordinate»], [5, 6, 7, 8])
{(4, 5): 2, (2, 3): 1, (1

Angelina Jolie’s life-saving surgery on her double mastectomy is a reflection of wider shift of attitudes towards women’s bodies

It is estimated that one in eight women will suffer from breast cancer in their lifetime. Yet as a society we are increasingly comfortable with the idea of the surgical removal of one’s breasts to prevent or treat the disease.

In 2008, the year that Angelina Jolie had her double mastectomy, there were more than 22,000 mastectomies for breast cancer. That is more than four times the number that occurred in 1975 when the first systematic trials of chemotherapy and surgical mastectomies began.

How we talk to women about breast cancer reflects what we think they are capable of and perhaps what we think they owe to themselves. So it is fitting that the extraordinary surgery that saved Angelina Jolie’s life was finally revealed on social media a month after she had her first mastectomy in September 2013.

When she woke up after the operation, Angelina Jolie, the most famous of her generation, still had all her breasts and was back in the public eye. But the operation was less about the physical than the social. There were no cameras there but there was intense media interest and commentary.

Since Jolie, 39, came out as a survivor, the issue of how to live with – and perhaps react to – the breast cancer that became public in January 2012 has been treated as a national conversation. But how public it has become is exactly because of Angelina Jolie. It also helps that she has the first female private donor stem cell match, is a world-renowned humanitarian and has the treatment, a double mastectomy followed by reconstruction, to prove it.

This month’s TV dramatisation of her life – to be shown in the US on the Lifetime channel – has played a part. While much of the attention will focus on the issue of reconstructive surgery, the film will tell the story of two cancer charities who provided Jolie with the eggs and skin cells to have the operation.

The actors who play Jolie and her partner Brad Pitt have been hired for their expertise in her story and how it has been handled. As a result, the story has shed the light of celebrity – something Jolie herself has remained reluctant to have – and becomes about the people who got her there.

David Harber, the man who matched Jolie’s stem cells to make the operation possible, has been a regular on the

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