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讓響應式(RWD)網頁設計變簡單：Bootstrap開發速成(第三版) (附554分鐘實作影音/範例檔)

為了解決Bootstrap form的問題，作者呂國泰,鍾國章 這樣論述：

　　以4個整合性實例一探業界極為流行的Bootstrap響應式網頁框架    　　從「遊戲活動網頁」、「部落格」、「活動報名網頁」，到「企業型購物網站」，  　　依Bootstrap 5改版，一次搞懂主流的RWD設計！    　　Bootstrap早已成為全世界許多企業在徵求網頁設計師時列為必備的技能條件，其採用了模組化設計，簡易到只要懂得如何套用，就可以快速設計出頗具美感的響應式(RWD)網頁。    　　對於許多不擅長視覺設計的網頁工程師來說，省去了許多美化的時間與困擾；而對於視覺設計師來說，也能依著自己設計的版型建置網頁，同時支援市面上大部份的主流瀏覽器，而對於想踏入響應式網頁領域的

初學者來說，則可以在短時間學好RWD設計技能。    　　網頁設計師與網頁工程師必備技  　　Bootstrap響應式網頁的快速設計力    　　書中從認識響應式網頁與網站開發流程開始，詳細解說響應式網頁設計思維，並導入視覺設計與網頁製作兩個不同領域的專業知識與技巧，最終以4個案例製作響應式網頁以具備實戰技能。    　　‧完整的響應式網頁概念解說與Bootstrap運用方式，迅速跨入響應式設計領域。  　　‧以淺顯易懂的網頁範例，融入佈局、HTML5、CSS3、元件與JavaScript的使用技巧。  　　‧4種不同類型的整合性範例，一次掌握主流RWD版面設計，展現Bootstrap的強大效

果。  　　 　　【超值學習資源】554分鐘(CH10~CH25實作)影音教學/活動報名版型與部落格版型PDF/範例檔 

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資產負債管理之研究分析

為了解決Bootstrap form的問題，作者宣葳 這樣論述：

本研究由三篇關於保險業資產負債管理議題的論文所構成。本文第二章檢視在台灣地區銷售之典型利率變動型壽險之公平定價問題。假設資產過程滿足Heston隨機變動模型、利率過程為CIR 模型，保險給付將為一系列遠期起點期權之總和。本文就台灣財務市場之資料進行模型參數估計，再利用蒙地卡羅法計算契約公平價格，同時計算風險值（VaR, ES）。本文第三章闡述國際板債券評價系統的實作細節。台灣保險業總資產近兩成之國際板債券在IFRS-9 會計準則下非為純債務工具，必須以公允價值衡量。在此我們敘述以美國固定期限公債收益率或美元LIBOR及ICE利率交換率校正的利率期限結構，配合芝加哥期貨交易所的歐式利率交換選擇

權隱含波動度資料估計Hull-White 短期利率模型之評價理論細節，並使用開放原始碼程式語言Python 與函式庫QuantLib 及三元樹演算法實作國際板債券評價系統。除與櫃買中心系統價格輸出結果相比較外，我們展示本系統在給定利率期限結構與市場現有商品規格下可贖回債券期初價值與隱含年利率、不可贖回期間與可贖回頻率關係之計算。本文第四章探討copula-GARCH 模型在變額年金保證價值計算上的應用。有效的風險管理前提在於推估各種資產間的機率關係，並計算反映系統狀態的各種定量指標的能力。現代計算技術的進步使得更符合實際、不須過份簡化的多變量機率模型運用變為可能，而copula 正是如此的多變

量機率模型。結合GARCH 時間序列模型，我們利用一系列基於無母數統計與經驗過程理論的穩健統計檢定方法，針對給定S&P500 與S&P600 指數時間序列選擇並匹配最適copula-GARCH 模型，進而推估變額年金保證價值。

Seek You: A Journey Through American Loneliness

為了解決Bootstrap form的問題，作者Radtke, Kristen 這樣論述：

BuzzFeed、Lit Hub、出版人週刊、科克斯書評、書單雜誌好評推薦！ 當寂寞蔓延，這場關於孤獨的深度探索，來得正是時候。   有人在嗎？聽到請回答……   　　「孤獨」無所不在，長久以來，人們卻怯於談論，甚至對它有許多誤解。如今，人們大幅減少外出、聚會，「孤獨」正在社會中無聲蔓延，克莉絲汀．拉德克(Kristen Radtke)的第二部圖像作品，來得正是時候。   　　在一次與家人的談話中，拉德克意外得知自己嚴厲、習慣用命令式語氣對孩子說話的父親，原來有很長一段時間，總是在夜裡撥弄無線電，向寂靜的空氣發送CQ(Seek You) call，秘密傳達內心對連結的渴望：有人在嗎？聽到請回

答……。   　　猶如為這個時代量身打造的紙上紀錄片，從父親的秘密無線電台，與她自己的生活經驗談起，拉德克在這部兼具深度與廣度的圖像作品中，檢視網路聊天室、情境喜劇的罐頭笑聲、Instagram的崛起、心理學家哈洛著名的恆河猴實驗等等，描繪出人們對孤立處境的深層焦慮，以及對人際關係的需求。   　　結合社會科學、演化生物學、流行文化觀察、故事與圖像，這部內容豐富的作品將填滿孤單，告訴你：你並不寂寞，我們都一樣。(文/博客來編譯) 　　From the acclaimed author of Imagine Wanting Only This—a timely and moving medita

tion on isolation and longing, both as individuals and as a society • One of Lit Hub's Most Anticipated Books of 2021 　　“Radtke shines her brilliant light into modern America's experiment in loneliness with this supremely elegant and devastating book."—Lauren Groff, author of Florida 　　“If you’ve

ever felt alone in America, this is the book you have been waiting to hold, and the one that will hold you back.” —Mira Jacob, author of Good Talk 　　There is a silent epidemic in America: loneliness. Shameful to talk about and often misunderstood, loneliness is everywhere, from the most major of me

tropolises to the smallest of towns.   　　In Seek You, Kristen Radtke's wide-ranging exploration of our inner lives and public selves, Radtke digs into the ways in which we attempt to feel closer to one another, and the distance that remains. Through the lenses of gender and violence, technology and

art, Radtke ushers us through a history of loneliness and longing, and shares what feels impossible to share.   　　Ranging from the invention of the laugh-track to the rise of Instagram, the bootstrap-pulling cowboy to the brutal experiments of Harry Harlow, Radtke investigates why we engage with eac

h other, and what we risk when we turn away. With her distinctive, emotionally-charged drawings and deeply empathetic prose, Kristen Radtke masterfully shines a light on some of our most vulnerable and sublime moments, and asks how we might keep the spaces between us from splitting entirely.     　　“

Kristen Radtke’s Seek You seems almost to invent something brand new: the comic strip feature documentary? The long-form graphic essay? I dunno, and it really doesn't matter, because the humanity so keenly summed up in every line and mark of Radtke’s hand transcendently transmutes both the seriousne

ss of her investigatory aim and the genuine desperation which underpins its timely yet universal thesis—all the while magnified by the skill, empathy and great intelligence of its author.”  　　—Chris Ware, author of Rusty Brown 　　“Rarely has nonfiction been as topical as in Kristen Radtke’s wide-ra

nging exploration of loneliness . . . Radtke expertly traces the cultural origins of loneliness . . . posing the question: what, specifically, do we lose—as individuals, and as a society—when we turn inward?” 　　—Vogue, “The Best Books to Read This Summer” 　　“Coming just as we begin to emerge from

pandemic-related isolation, Radtke’s gorgeously drawn book examines our modern tendency toward an unhappy aloneness—a sad topic, but one she hopes we can understand and conquer, leading us back toward loving community.” 　　—The Boston Globe, “Summer Reading 2021” 　　“A meditation on isolation and l

onging, examines the silent epidemic of loneliness in America, from the invention of the laugh-track to the unethical experiments of Harry Harlow. Radtke is a writer of enviable emotional intelligence, and one of our most elegant and virtuosic artists of devastation.” 　　—Dan Sheehan, "Lit Hub's Mos

t Anticipated Books of 2021" 　　“A marvelous deep dive into that universal emotion, blending science, memoir, journalism, research, philosophy, and pop culture to explore isolation and our desire to be close to one another . . . Seek You explores ways that loneliness is assuaged, even without our kn

owledge, like through the laugh track of sitcoms, created to make the viewer feel that others are there.” 　　—Publishers Weekly, “Kristen Radtke Writes, and Draws, Our Loneliness” “Radtke pulls out moments from recent history that reveal a deeply felt need for connection . . . and connects them to

her lived experience, exploring the possibility of deeper meaning with humility, grace, and remarkable insight into the human condition. It’s a bittersweet and especially moving journey following more than a year of unprecedented alienation and despair." 　　—BuzzFeed, “28 New Books to Add to Your Sum

mer Reading List ASAP”   　　“Gripping . . . Combining personal narrative with social science, evolutionary biology, and pop culture analysis, Radtke’s work is innovative in form and painfully relevant in content . . . Somber illustrations range from journalistic to starkly symbolic, in variations on

gray that establish a flat and lonely world, making the gradient sunset hues that sometimes burst through that much brighter . . . For a treatise about the perils of being alone, [Seek You] creates a wonderful sense of being drawn into conversation.” 　　—Publishers Weekly, starred review 　　“Deeply

affecting . . . Radtke is an engaging and thoughtful guide through our fear of being alone . . . Superb. A rigorous, vulnerable book on a subject that is too often neglected.” 　　—Kirkus, starred review “In graphic-essay style, Radtke centers her inquiry around four human behaviors—listen, watch, c

lick, and touch—and devotes rich, meandering chapters to each . . . Radtke's crisp, vector-drawn illustrations more than hint at reality; rather, in their layering and arrangement, they seem to reproduce it in truer, more emotional detail. Provocative and companionable, this will spark conversation

and, undoubtedly, connection among readers.” —Booklist, starred review “In often poetic prose accompanied by stunning illustration, Radtke weaves together personal anecdotes and examples drawn from physical and mental health studies to create a meditation on the causes and cost of isolation . . . A

n insightful and compassionate investigation of loneliness.” —Library Journal, starred     KRISTEN RADTKE is the author of the graphic nonfiction book Imagine Wanting Only This. The recipient of a 2019 Whiting Creative Nonfiction Grant, Radtke is the art director and deputy publisher of The Believ

er. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Marie Claire, The Atlantic, The Guardian, GQ, Vogue, and Oxford American, among many other publications.

影響阿里山林業鐵路樹木風險逆境因子之研究

為了解決Bootstrap form的問題，作者王嘉琪 這樣論述：

樹木生長過程中基於樹種基因特性及物理環境的限制下發展不同生物力學特徵，然而持續變動或干擾的環境增加樹木逆境(stress)，驅使發生適應反應。逆境引發的易感染性(predisposition)使損傷持續累積，降低對環境的承載能力、增加風險。本研究以阿里山林業鐵路周邊樹木為研究對象，利用目視評估法(visual tree assessment, VTA)、非破壞檢測(nondestructive evaluation)檢查樹木外觀形態承載力，進行樹木風險等級分流，並建立羅吉斯迴歸模型(logistic regression model)及勝算比(Odds Ratios)分析風險因子包含樹木本身

(樹種、胸高直徑、樹木活力、樹木狀況CTLA)、環境(養護工程、邊坡地形、生育地環境)，探討造成樹木風險原因。2019-2020年間調查2779株樹木資料建立之羅吉斯迴歸模型經交叉驗證(Cross-validation)顯示模型預測正確率為96.6%，驗證生育地環境因子與造成樹木風險的原因相關，其中環境為驅動樹木適應反應，造成風險的原因。