Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
NeuMorph

This article deals with morphological tagging for low-resource languages. For this purpose, five Indic languages are taken as reference. In addition, two severely resource-poor languages, Coptic and Kurmanji, are also considered. The task entails prediction of the morphological tag (case, degree, gender, etc.) of an in-context word. We hypothesize that to predict the tag of a word, considering its longer context such as the entire sentence is not always necessary. In this light, the usefulness of convolution operation is studied resulting in a convolutional neural network (CNN) based morphological tagger. Our proposed model (BLSTM-CNN) achieves insightful results in comparison to the present state-of-the-art. Following the recent trend, the task is carried out under three different settings: single language, across languages, and across keys. Whereas the previous models used only character-level features, we show that the addition of word vectors along with character-level embedding significantly improves the performance of all the models. Since obtaining high-quality word vectors for resource-poor languages remains a challenge, in that scenario, the proposed character-level BLSTM-CNN proves to be most effective.1
MEZCLA LIPIDICA PARA MEJORAR EL DESARROLLO PSICOMOTRIZ EN NIÑOS MENORES DE 5 AÑOS CON PARALISIS CEREBRAL INFANTIL

espanolIntroduccion: La Paralisis Cerebral Infantil constituye un grupo de patologias neurologicas invalidantes que requieren un manejo multidisciplinario. La neurofuncionalidad y neuroplasticidad son elementos esenciales para comprender procesos de aprendizaje y rehabilitacion de funciones tras una alteracion neurologica, como la recuperacion del retardo en el desarrollo psicomotor. Objetivo: Valorar el efecto de una mezcla lipidica en ninos con paralisis cerebral infantil y determinar cambios en su desarrollo psicomotor. Metodos: Se realizo un estudio de tipo experimental, aleatorizado, controlado. Poblacion: 30 ninos menores de 5 anos con paralisis cerebral infantil del Hospital del Nino “Manuel Ascencio Villarroel” de enero 2015 a noviembre 2016. Muestra: 14 ninos, los cuales fueron divididos en grupo 1 y 2. Se administro al grupo 1 "copos lipidicos": C: Aceite de coco (35%), O: Aceite de oliva (35%), P: Aceite de pescado de mar (15%), y OS: Aceite de soya (15%)”, incrementandose hasta 10ml por dia por 6 meses, se valoro antropometria, test de discapacidad, perfil lipidico, y desarrollo psicomotor. Al grupo 2 se realizo las mismas valoraciones pero no recibieron “copos lipidicos”. Resultados: El grupo 1 obtuvo una mejor puntuacion en la recuperacion psicomotriz y en las demas valoraciones realizadas como el incremento de HDL y trigliceridos con un notable desarrollo psicomotriz. Conclusion: La administracion de "copos lipidicos" ofrece resultados esperanzadores en el tratamiento y rehabilitacion de esta enfermedad,con mejoria en el desarrollo psicomotor. EnglishIntroduction: Infantile Cerebral Paralysis constitutes a group of invalidating neurological pathologies that require a multidisciplinary management. The Neurofunctionality and Neuroplasticity are essential to understand the learning processes and rehabilitation of functions after a neurological alteration, such as the recovery of the delay in the psychomotor development. Objective: To evaluate the effect of a lipid mixture in children with Cerebral Infantile Paralysis and to determine changes in their psychomotor development. Methods: An experimental, randomized, controlled study was carried out. Population: 30 children under 5 years of age with Cerebral Infantile Paralysis of the "Manuel AscencioVillarroel" Children's Hospital from January 2015 to November 2016. Sample: 14 children, which were divided into group 1 and group 2. They were administered to group 1 ¨lipidic copos": C: Coconut oil (35%), OR: Olive oil (35%), P: Sea fish oil (15%), and OS: Soybean oil (15%) ", increasing up to 10cc per day for 6 months, anthropometry, disability test, lipid profile, and psychomotor development were assessed. The same assessments were made to group 2 but they did not receive ¨lipidic copos". Results: Group 1 obtained a better score in psychomotor recovery and in the other evaluations performed. Conclusion: The administration of ¨lipidic copos" offers hopeful results in the treatment and rehabilitation of this disease, with improvement in psychomotor development
Effects of Electronic Reminders for Promoting Exercise Motivation and Adherence in University Students

EFFECTS OF ELECTRONIC REMINDERS FOR PROMOTING EXERCISE MOTIVATION AND ADHERENCE IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS By Ashlee Hamilton Under the Direction of Rebecca Ellis, PhD Less than half of all adults meet the federal exercise recommendations (CDC, 2010) and college-aged adults may be more vulnerable to the consequences of physical inactivity with about two-thirds of college students leading sedentary lifestyles (Harvey-Berino, Pope, Gold, et al., 2012; Tully & Cupples, 2011). Mobile apps provide an efficient way to track physical activity and electronic prompts can enhance mobile apps by reminding individuals to participate. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to examine the effectiveness of a mobile app and electronic prompts sent via Twitter for promoting exercise motivation and adherence in sedentary university students. The hypotheses tested were: (a) a significantly greater percentage of participants in the treatment group would progress through the stages-of-change (SOC) from preto post-program compared to the control group, and (b) the treatment group would demonstrate significantly greater exercise adherence than the control group. Thirteen participants followed an 8-week running program on a mobile app. The control group (n = 8) followed the running program while the treatment group (n = 5) also received electronic prompts sent via Twitter to remind participants to exercise. The SOC modified four stage algorithm was used preand post-program to assess exercise motivation. Exercise adherence was measured by total number of completed workouts out of the 24 prescribed. A significantly greater number of participants in the control group progressed at least one stage from preto post-program compared to participants in the treatment group, χ 2 = 6.9, p = 0.008. Additionally, participants in the control group reported a greater number of completed workouts (M = 12.5, SD = 7.6) compared to the participants in the treatment group (M = 3.6, SD = 4.0). These findings suggest that while the mobile app may be beneficial for promoting exercise motivation and adherence, the electronic prompts sent via Twitter appeared to have no effect. Further studies are needed to determine the most effective way to use Twitter to increase exercise motivation and adherence of sedentary university students. EFFECTS OF ELECTRONIC REMINDERS FOR PROMOTING EXERCISE MOTIVATION AND ADHERENCE IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS By Ashlee Hamilton
Bezpieczeństwo imprez masowych

Zgodnie z treścią powyższej ustawy za imprezę masową uznaje si ę każdą imprezę masową artystyczno – rozrywkow ą, a także masową imprezę sportową, w tym mecz piłki nożnej (art.3 pkt 1). Przepisy obowi ązujące przed wej ściem w życie obecnej ustawy rozbudowywały definicj ę tą pod względem określenia miejsc, gdzie impreza taka mo że się odbyć; na skutek zmian wprowadzonych przez ustawę powyższą niektóre imprezy przestały by ć określane mianem imprezy masowej, a tym samym nie obowi ązywały ich już omówione poni żej przepisy. 1
Fysisk inaktivitet - konsekvenser og sammenhænge

: The Danish Fitness and Nutrition Council has examined the scientific literature to evaluate the effects of a physically inactive lifestyle on health in the adult population. Physical inactivity is defined as less than 2.5 hours of moderately intense activity per week. 30-40% of the adult Danish population is defined as physically inactive. A physically inactive lifestyle has a negative impact on metabolic and cardio-vascular functions and increases the risk of developing lifestyle diseases. Furthermore, physical inactivity increases the risk of disability among the elderly.
Surveillance, epidemiology, and end results : incidence and mortality data, 1973-1977

This monograph reports detailed information on the incidence of and mortality from cancer in the United States during the initial five years of the National Cancer Institutes Surveillance Program 1973-1977. Data are classified according to sex race age and residence of the patients; anatomic site; and histologic type of cancer. Cancer patient survival will be the subject of a subsequent monograph once enough time has elapsed for survival to be measured. Separate chapters are included on the United States as a whole Connecticut metropolitan Detroit Iowa metropolitan Atlanta metropolitan New Orleans New Mexico Utah Seattle-Puget Sound the San Francisco-Oakland SMSA Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
Preparing Teachers in Severe Disabilities across Wide Geographical Areas Using Videoconferencing Technology

Support for this research was provided in part by Grant No. H32K060213 of the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, awarded to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. The opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of the Department of Education, and no official endorsement should be inferred.
Tıbbi ve Aromatik Bitkilerin Kullanım Alanları

Insanlar gecmisten gunumuze bitkileri cesitli amaclarla kullanmaktadirlar. Hastaliklarini tedavi etmek, beslenmek, barinmak, savunmak ve isinmak icin bitkilerden faydalanmislardir ve hala faydalanmaya devam etmektedirler. Bunlari icgudulerine guvenerek, deneme yanilma yontemiyle kesfetmisler, gunumuzde ise bu daha bilincli bir sekilde yapilmakta ve gida, eczacilik, kozmetik, boya, ziraat, tip gibi bircok alanda kullanilmaktadir. Turkiye, bir tarim ulkesi olmasi ve zengin bir floraya sahip olmasi sebebiyle tibbi aromatik bitki yonunden oldukca genis bir alana sahiptir. Bu calismanin amaci, tibbi ve aromatik bitkilerin gecmisten gunumuze hangi amaclarla ve ne gibi yontemlerle kullanildigini ortaya koymaktir.
The CONSTANCES cohort, an epidemiological research infrastructure. Methods and results of the pilot phase

Background: prospective cohorts represent an essential design for epidemiological studies and allow for the study of the combined effects of lifestyle, environment, genetic predisposition, and other risk factors on a large variety of disease endpoints. The CONSTANCES cohort is intended to provide public health information and to serve as an epidemiological research infrastructure accessible to the epidemiologic research community. Although designed as a “general-purpose” cohort with very broad coverage, it will particularly focus on occupational and social determinants of health, and on chronic diseases and aging. Methods: the CON STANC ES cohort is designed as a randomly selected representative sample of French adults aged 18-69 years at inception; 200 000 subjects will be included over a five-year period. At inclusion, the selected subjects are invited to fill a questionnaire and to attend a Health Screening Center (HSC) for a comprehensive health examination: weight, height, blood pressure, electrocardiogram, vision, auditory, spirometry, and biological parameters; for those aged 45 years and older, a specific work-up of functional, physical, and cognitive capacities is performed. A biobank will be set up. The follow-up includes a yearly self-administered questionnaire, and a periodic visit to an HSC. Social and work-related events and health data are collected from the French national retirement, health and death databases. The data include social and demographic characteristics, socioeconomic status, life events, behaviors, and occupational factors. The health data cover a wide spectrum: self-reported health scales, reported prevalent and incident diseases, long-term chronic diseases and hospitalizations, sick-leaves, handicaps, limitations, disabilities and injuries, healthcare utilization and services provided, and causes of death. To take into account non-participation at inclusion and attrition throughout the longitudinal follow-up, a cohort of non-participants was set up and will be followed through the same national databases as participants. Results: a field-pilot was performed in 2010 in seven HSCs, which included about 3 500 subjects; it showed a satisfactory structure of the sample and a good validity of the collected data. Conclusions: the constitution of the full eligible sample begun in 2012 and the cohort will be completed by the end of 2017. A public call for ancillary research projects will be launched in 2014.
No Time to Teach? A Nurse's Guide to Patient and Family Education

Why bother teaching? no time to teach well? create a learning environment you're not alone the teachable moment never a dull moment the teaching toolbox say it in writing computers as a teaching tool individualizing teaching teaching groups frequently asked questions measuring outcomes only the beginning a summary for those too busy to read this book. Appendix: the goals of patient and family education from the view of the health care team.
Pattern Classification of Hand Movement Tremor in MS Patients with DBS ON and OFF

Background: Hand tremor is one of the consequences of MS disease degrading quality of patient’s life. Recently DBS is used as a prominent treatment to reduce this effect. Evaluation of this approach has significant importance because of the prevalence rate of disease. Objective: The purpose of this study was the nonlinear analysis of tremor signal in order to evaluate the quantitative effect of DBS on reducing MS tremor and differentiating between them using pattern recognition algorithms. Material and Methods: In this analytical study, nine features were extracted from the tremor signal. Through statistical analysis, the significance level of each feature was examined. Finally, tremor signals were categorized by SVM, weighted KNN and NN classifiers. The performance of methods was compared with an ROC graph. Results: The results have demonstrated that dominant frequency, maximum amplitude and energy of the first IMF, deviation of the direct path, sample entropy and fuzzy entropy have the potential to create a significant difference between the tremor signals. The classification accuracy rate of tremor signals in three groups for Weighted KNN, NN and SVM with Gaussian and Quadratic kernels resulted in 95.1%, 93.2%, 91.3% and 88.3%, respectively. Conclusion: Generally, nonlinear and nonstationary analyses have a high potential for a quantitative and objective measure of MS tremor. Weighted KNN has shown the best performance of classification with the accuracy of more than 95%. It has been indicated that DBS has a positive influence on reducing the MS tremor. Therefore, DBS can be used in the objective improvement of tremor in MS patients.
To What Extent Does Continuing Professional Education (CPE) and Continuing Medical Education (CME) Affect Physicians Practice

The purpose of this paper is to explore to what extent is there an understanding among physicians as to how continuing professional education (CPE) and Continuing Medical Education (CME) affect physicians practice? To address the question, focus groups were used to begin a process of identifying the components within each type of education so that further research can be done to address how physicians learn and whether competence can be influenced by continuing education.
Breast Cancer Survivorship Care: A Resource for Nurses

Written by nationally-renowned nursing expert, Lillie Shockney, Breast Cancer Survivorship Care: A Resource for Nurses is an essential guide for nurses providing care to breast cancer survivors and those interested in joining the burgeoning field of cancer survivorship care. Concise, informative, insightful, this one-of-a-kind text gives nurses the information they need to provide optimal care to breast cancer patients and survivors. Topics include understanding the psychological needs of patients, empowering them to conqueror fears and pursue healthy lifestyles that can help reduce risk of cancer recurrence, information on potential drug interactions for patients undergoing long-term hormonal therapy, and techniques for recognizing and dealing with cancer symptoms. Featuring up-to-date clinical information and answers to frequently asked questions, Breast Cancer Survivorship Care: A Resource for Nurses has the tools oncology nurses need to become effective cancer survivor caregivers!
Learning to Focus and Track Extreme Climate Events

This paper tackles the task of extreme climate event tracking. It has unique challenges compared to other visual object tracking problems, including a wider range of spatio-temporal dynamics, the unclear boundary of the target, and the shortage of a labeled dataset. We propose a simple but robust end-to-end model based on multi-layered ConvLSTMs, suitable for climate event tracking. It ﬁrst learns to imprint the location and the appearance of the target at the ﬁrst frame in an auto-encoding fashion. Next, the learned feature is fed to the tracking module to track the target in subsequent time frames. To tackle the data shortage problem, we propose data augmentation based on conditional generative adversarial networks. Extensive experiments show that the proposed framework signiﬁcantly improves tracking performance of a hurricane tracking task over several state-of-the-art methods.
Memristor, a Nano-Scaled Element for the Computer Memory: A Mini-Review with Some New Results for an ac-Driven Memristor

In this paper, we give a short look at the concept of memristive nano-technology, its history, and actual state-of-the-art. It is expected that together with advanced light-driven data transfer technology, computer operation will change dramatically by memristors, a new kind of the computer memory, which is becoming a sustaining hotspot in fields of physics and electronics. This entry aims to familiarize scientists working in the field of photonics with the phenomenon of resistive switching in ac-driven memristors. In addition to already published results, we present our original interpretation of resistance changes in heterostructures based on complex oxides with oxygen vacancies as the most moveable component under applied electric fields.
Enablers and barriers to exercise uptake by women during middle age: a grounded theory approach

Physical inactivity is well documented as being a key component in many major diseases and illnesses of middle age. Finding a way to be fit and healthy is not easy and it is through running a specialised Personal training business for this age group that this study was initially formulated as a way to inform and improve practice. The study looked to identify enablers and barriers to exercise uptake in women aged 40-60 and to identify any influence governmental health messaging might have in a health behaviour change process. Although other studies were identified looking to find such determinants, there was no work found on a sample that would be typical of the practice’s client base. The study is qualitative using a grounded theory approach. Nine women, exercisers and non-exercisers were interviewed using a semi-structured framework. Open, axial and selective coding was then applied to the data as interviews were done in blocks of three, three, two and one, after which saturation was reached. The main determinants identified as both enablers and barriers were ‘significant others influence’, ‘health/scare’ and ‘opportunity’. Results showed an overall agreement of determinants with previous studies and the enablers and barriers found were appropriate to a middle aged population. It was recognised that as data was abstracted useful information was lost. One effect of such a process was observed in the poor knowledge amongst participants of governmental health messaging. Policymaking is developed from generically abstracted themes, with the result being participants believing messages weren’t meant for them but for another demographic. The recommendations that come from this study encourage a shift to more specialised, focused messaging and to train more specialised, focused fitness professionals to work with this group.
“The day is long you know?” Older people’s voices on their homecare experiences in Ireland

The population of people aged over 65 years in Ireland is increasing, creating an expanding homecare market with over 60,000 older people in receipt of homecare in 2015. Yet lack of regulation and legislation within the homecare market in Ireland causes unpredictability in service provision, while lack of research further compounds the issue of inconsistency in homecare services. Adopting a qualitative methodology, 14 older people in receipt of homecare and two family members of recipients were interviewed for this study. Two focus groups with older people in the community were also undertaken. Findings suggest that participants were largely satisfied with the homecare they received and value the social contact this provides. Fear and hesitation in relation to retaining the service appeared evident from the data collected. Older people in receipt of homecare place profound value on the relationship they develop with their homecare worker and this relationship largely dictates their level of satisfaction with the service.
Light Sheet Depth Imaging

As robots are developed for large-scale applications in autonomous driving, package delivery, and agriculture, there is a growing need for affordable and reliable depth sensing. Robots use active illumination sensors like scanning LIDAR and depth cameras to perceive their worlds. Scanning LIDAR is prevalent because it offers long-range, robust sensing, but it is expensive and only captures sparse pointmeasurements. Consumer depth cameras, on the other hand, are inexpensive and produce high-rate, dense depth measurements but fail outdoors in bright light. This thesis developed active illumination depth cameras and sensing methodologies that combine the robustness of scanning LIDAR with the speed, sampling density, and economy of consumer depth cameras. Rather than sample the entirescene at once like consumer depth cameras or with points like LIDAR, the key approach uses sheets of projected light and imaging to rapidly sample the scene alonga single line at a time. Using this approach, four contributions have been made. The first is a contributionto the development of a light sheet depth imaging device that applies the concept of epipolar imaging to continuous-wave time-of-flight cameras. The resulting depth camera can see up to 15 meters in bright sunlight and is robust to global illumination and motion. The next contribution developed a second generation of this camera that demonstrated sensing ranges up to 50 meters. The third contribution uses the projected sheets of light and imaging to triangulate and sense along a 3D line. By sweeping this line through the volume with galvomirrors, a programmable light curtainis formed that detects objects along its surface at five frames per second. Finally, rapid imaging of programmable light curtains at 60 frames per second was enabledwith the custom development of a device that uses the rolling shutter of a camera to steer the imaging plane instead of a galvomirror. The speed and selectivity providedby this device enabled applications in agile depth sensing where scenes are adaptively sampled based on detected regions of interest. The research developed in this thesis contributes methods and hardware for high resolutiondepth imaging that works in challenging conditions, provides methods for computationally inexpensive agile depth sensing, and has the economics that could enable next generation and wide-scale applications in mobile robotics, agriculture, and industrial manufacturing.