Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Teknologi Service Oriented Architecture sebagai jalur Komunikasi Data untuk penghubung Sistem lain dengan Aplikasi Datawarehouse KTP el

Pada Aplikasi Datawarehouse KTP-el dalam penggunaanya bukan hanya sebagai informasi individu penduduk Indonesia saja, sebenarnya dapat digunakan untuk penggunaan pada untuk pendukung Sistem lain yang ada di Dukcapil. Sistem dari Subdit yang mengembangkan sistem tersebut disesuai dengan bisnis proses dan kebutuhan yang berkembang sekarang, yang membutuhkan data penduduk dari KTP el. Untuk mempermudah komunikasi data dalam penggunakan data penduduk yang ada pada Aplikasi Datawarehouse KTP-el maka dikembangkan suatu teknologi SOA dengan menggunaan web service sebagai jembatan komunikasi data antar aplikasi tersebut. Dengan Teknologi SOA tidak perlu lagi mengembangkan sendiri kebutuhan akan data penduduk yang dibutuhkan oleh sistem lan
When Higher Education is Framed as a Privilege: Anti-Blackness and Affirmative Action during Tumultuous Times

Abstract:Through a critical discourse analysis of online comments to a New York Times newspaper article about Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College, this study explores how public comments about affirmative action offer insight into larger racial discourses about college admissions. Findings indicate that public opinion frames higher education as a privilege, suggesting either White students or people who are not Black are most deserving of admission to selective colleges. Comments often invoked racist ideas about which students deserve a college education. Implications relative to college access for racially minoritized students are considered.
Nexus Between the Energy Market, Industrialization, and Economic Growth in the Asia-Pacific Region

This study investigates the nexus between the energy market and its determinants in eight countries from the Asia-Pacific region over 1994–2018. The results show energy demand, prices, economic growth and industrialization positively affect the energy supply. On the other hand, energy supply and growth and industrialization positively affect energy demand, and energy prices negatively affects energy demand. The study also suggests policy implications.
Phase-Noise-Compensated OFDR Realized Using Hardware-Adaptive Algorithm for Real-Time Processing

A hardware-adaptive algorithm is proposed for phase-noise-compensated optical frequency domain reflectometry (PNC-OFDR) and the corresponding hardware system is designed to realize the real-time processing. The system not only keeps a high measurement performance with spatial resolution and measurement range of traditional PNC-OFDR, but also improves the processing efficiency, which was the main drawback in traditional PNC-OFDR. In the proof-of-concept experiment, a 7-cm spatial resolution is achieved over 100-km fiber link, which is much beyond the laser coherence length. By theoretical analysis, even at the “worst compensation point,” the signal-to-niose ratio is almost 40 dB. In the hardware-processing based system, a 7-cm spatial resolution is achieved over 37.5-km fiber link, in which the limited range is restricted by the register capacity available in the hardware we used. We believe the system is suitable for practical applications because of the real-time processing capability.
Extraction Transformation and Loading (ETL) of Data Using ETL Tools

Abstract: This Research Paper presents the Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) Process and discusses various ETL Tools Available in the Market. A huge piece of BI frameworks is a well-performing Implementation of the Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) process. In BI projects, implementing the ETL process can be the big task ETL is the core process of Data integration which is associated with Data Warehouse. This paper also focuses on the best ETL Tools and which tool can be the best for the ETL process.
Robot designed for socially acceptable navigation

Autonomous (self-driving) vehicles are increasingly being tested on highways and city streets. But there is also a need for robots that can navigate through environments like sidewalks, buildings, and hallways. In these situations, the robots must interact and cooperate with pedestrians in a socially acceptable manner. The "rules of the road" no longer apply – there are no lanes or street signs, and pedestrians don't use turn signals when cutting through crowds. This thesis describes the hardware and software architecture of a robot that was developed for this application. This thesis also proposes a 2nd generation robot with tighter budget and size constraints. Finally, this thesis presents a novel collision avoidance method that extends the Reciprocal Velocity Obstacle (RVO) framework to consider the impact of planning decisions on future world states.
In vitro multiplication of woody bamboo in the Southwestern Amazon, Acre State, Brazil

Bamboos from the genus Guadua in the Southwestern Amazon basin are difficult to propagate because of their recalcitrant characteristics. This study aimed to evaluate the action of 6-benzylaminopurine (BA) during in vitro multiplication of G. latifolia in a laboratory for clonal seedling production. In vitro multiplication was performed using the cytokinin 6-benzylaminopurine at concentrations of 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 mg L-1 in glass tubes containing liquid medium, incubated for 38 days. The analyzed variables were shoot height, number of shoots, multiplication rate, and the presence of callus and roots in two consecutive subcultures. The use of 6-benzylaminopurine during in vitro multiplication was effective at increasing the number of shoots in the first and second subculture. Shoot height was not influenced by the cytokinin in the culture with a maximum multiplication rate of 4.44 shoots. Therefore, the use of 6 mg L-1 of BA is recommended during in vitro multiplication and to obtain a high multipication rate.
Design and Simulation Analysis of an Energy-Saving Type of Overrunning Clutch Life Testing Device

A new type of energy-saving life testing device used for overrunning clutch, with simple structure, symmetrical layout and low energy consumption, is proposed to simplify the testing system and solve the problems of complexity, bulkiness and high cost, which exist in the traditional comprehensive testing systems. The interaction between two groups of the inverse cam mechanism are utilized to automatically achieve the state transition of overrunning clutch, the torsion springs to load overrunning clutch, and a flywheel to reduce speed fluctuations. Therefore the complex control system and data acquisition system are not required. The functions of the device are illustrated and verified with a 3D model of the device and its kinematics and dynamic simulation. Keywords—overrunning clutch; life testing; simulation analysis; energy-saving
Association and comparison of signs/symptoms of depression with quality of life and anthropometric measures of university employees

Objective: To evaluate the signs/symptoms of depression in university employees and to verify the relationship of these variables with quality of life and anthropometric and body composition variables. Methods: In total, 103 female employees of a university were evaluated, with a mean age between 36 and 40 years. Signs/symptoms of depression were assessed using the Beck inventory, quality of life (QoL) with the health status questionnaire (SF-36V2), and body composition with skinfolds. The anthropometric measures evaluated were weight, waist circumference (WC), and hip circumference (HC) and the body mass index (BMI) and waist-hip ratio (WHR) were calculated. Results: When evaluating women with/without signs and symptoms of depression, the groups with depression had higher BMI (∆=1.93kg/m², p=0.019) and WHR (∆=0.03, p=0.030). In the pairwise comparison, the group with severe signs/symptoms had mean scores below 50% for all QoL domains, except for functional capacity (∆=26.94, p=0.007). All QoL domains were inversely related to signs/symptoms of depression. Conclusion: Women with signs and symptoms of depression present a higher BMI, a WHR above predicted values, and worse QoL compared to those without depression.
IoT and mobile app-based food spoilage alert system

Food is one of the necessities of human life. It is mandatory to maintain a balanced diet with fresh fruits and vegetables to maintain good health conditions. In this fast-forwarded generation, consumers often expect faster delivery of fruits, vegetables, and even food products. For this purpose, the food materials are stored in bulk storage areas. Every type of food requires its environment to stay fresh for a long time. When different types of food materials in enormous amounts are stored in one area, it becomes tougher for the one who manages the storage area to maintain optimum values for all parameters. It also becomes difficult to identify whether the food inside a compartment is fresh or rotten. To help this scenario, this study aims the development an Internet of Things (IoT) system which is capable of monitoring the necessary parameters. This system consists of sensors, a controller, and software. The sensors are directly linked to the food materials that need to be monitored. The nodeMCU module receives and processes the data collected from the sensors. The information gathered is sent to the Blynk mobile application. The collected data is then analyzed or compared to the parameter threshold values.
A contribution to the knowledge on the diet and food preferences of Darevskia praticola (Reptilia: Lacertidae)

The Meadow lizard (Darevskia praticola s.l.) is one of the more poorly-studied lizard species in Europe, and no detailed data on its diet is available. We investigated a total of 180 faecal samples of D. praticola s.l. from two locations in Bulgaria, and conducted a comparison between sex and age groups (adult males, adult females, and immatures). In addition, the correlations between the consumed prey and the available resources were also analysed. Food selectivity was analysed by comparing the faecal samples with pit-fall trap samples on the basis of abundance of prey items from particular operational taxonomic units (OTUs). Results indicate that the diet of the Meadow lizard contains mainly arthropods (insects and spiders) and the most abundant prey items belong to Araneae, Auchenorrhyncha, and Coleoptera. According to the used electivity indices none of the OTUs are highly preferred by D. praticola s.l. , but Formicidae are the most avoided OTU for all sex/age groups. Differences in food preferences can be found between adults and immatures, while differences among males and females seem to be insignificant. The lack of clear differentiation between males and females could be a result of their similar size and locomotor ability. In conclusion, our results reveal that Darevskia praticola s.l. is a generalist and it shows no food specialization due to its narrow spatial niche.
Osteoporosis Screening and Fracture Risk Assessment Tool: Its Scope and Role in General Clinical Practice

Osteoporosis is a widely prevalent condition among postmenopausal women characterized by low bone mass and skeletal fragility that increases the risk of fractures specifically in the hip, spine, wrist, humerus, and pelvis. It has become a major public health problem around the world. An osteoporotic fracture affects one in every three women and one in every five men aged 50 and above. Hip and spine fractures are linked to a higher death rate and can cause ambulation problems, depression, chronic pain, independence loss, and persistent discomfort. It not only puts a lot of strain on the individual but also causes a significant cost to society. Osteoporosis is a silent disease that goes unrecognized until a patient develops a pathological fracture. Diagnosis of osteoporosis is based on bone mineral density (BMD) estimation by dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA) as defined by WHO. However, in many resource-constrained and underdeveloped or low-middle income countries, it is not widely available. There are a number of questionnaire-based techniques available to identify such postmenopausal women and older men who may be at risk of having low BMD and osteoporosis. Our aim of the study is to search and compile such simple yet useful and validated screening and assessment tools for osteoporosis that can help to identify people at risk of having low BMD and the potential candidate who can benefit from BMD estimation in a resource-restricted geographical area or low/middle-income countries and benefit from treatment. Though these tools are not diagnostic can have broader applicability in general clinical practice and usefulness in identifying high-risk individuals and may prove cost-effective. Although it has limitations, FRAX is a widely used osteoporotic fracture risk assessment tool around the globe and when used with femoral neck BMD it has greater accuracy.
Detailed simulations of fast pyrolysis of biomass in a fluidized bed reactor

In the present work, an Eulerian-Eulerian computational fluid dynamics model with an advanced kinetic scheme is used to simulate the fast pyrolysis of biomass in a fluidized bed reactor. The focus of this work is to investigate the influence of pyrolysis temperature and biomass components on the fast pyrolysis of biomass. Initially, the simulations were carried out to validate the model. The results showed that the model could make a good prediction about the fast pyrolysis of biomass. Further simulations were conducted to investigate the fast pyrolysis at different temperatures. The results indicated that the pyrolysis temperature considerably influenced the product yields and reaction rates of fast pyrolysis reactions of biomass and bio-oil compositions. In addition, the ability of different components of biomass to produce pyrolysis products was also studied. The results showed that cellulose had the strongest ability to produce bio-oil, while lignin had the strongest ability to produce char. The energ.
Ustekinumab Exposure in Pregnant Women From Inflammatory Bowel Disease Clinical Trials: Pregnancy Outcomes Through Up To 5 Years in Crohn’s Disease and 2 Years in Ulcerative Colitis

Abstract Background While no adverse developmental outcomes were observed in preclinical animal studies, limited data exist regarding effects of ustekinumab on human pregnancies. Previously, no data have been reported for women treated with ustekinumab in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) clinical trials and corresponding pregnancy outcomes. Here, we present pregnancy outcomes from IBD clinical trials, incorporating 5 years of treatment in Crohn’s disease (CD) and 2 in ulcerative colitis (UC). Methods All patients in the clinical trials agreed to use adequate birth control and were discontinued from treatment upon pregnancy confirmation. Nonetheless, 39 pregnancies occurred with maternal ustekinumab exposure from 4 CD and 1 UC study. Maternal and neonatal outcomes and data are presented with summary statistics, where available. Results Of 1289 women who received ≥1 dose of ustekinumab, 39 maternal pregnancies with outcomes were reported (pregnancy cohort). Median maternal age was 28.0 years and median duration of ustekinumab treatment before pregnancy was 63.7 weeks with the last dose of ustekinumab administered prior to or during the first trimester (terminal half-life of ~3 weeks). Outcomes for the 39 pregnancies were: 26 live births (all normal newborns), 8 spontaneous abortions, and 5 elective abortions. No congenital anomalies were reported among normal newborns and no safety signals emerged with neonatal outcomes. Conclusions Based on this series of 39 pregnancies with outcomes from IBD clinical trials, mothers treated with ustekinumab (limited to up to the first trimester) did not demonstrate a risk of negative outcomes. More data are needed to characterize the safety profile of ustekinumab use during pregnancy.
Evaluation of Integrated Management Approaches against Citrus Nematode (Tylenchulus semipenetrans) in Pakistan

Present study was conducted to explore the nematicidal potential of different synthetic chemicals, biopesticides and antagonists against citrus decline. Effect of eleven chemicals, seven biopesticides and two antagonists on juvenile mortality was evaluated in vitro. Four concentrations (2S, S, S/2 and S/4) of each chemical were prepared on the basis of recommended dose for each chemical. Juvenile mortality of citrus nematodes was calculated after 24, 48 and 72 hour of exposure to chemicals. Rugby expressed maximum percentage of juvenile mortality at 2S, S, S/2 and S/4 concentration. Mortality percentage observed by Rugby, Furadan, Match and Cartap after 72 h at 2S concentration was (100, 100, 95.44, 88.23%) whereas at S/4 concentration mortality percentage was (76.32, 81.18, 62.15, 55.28%) respectively. Among biopesticides maximum percentage mortality observed by Proclaim and Cure after 72 hours at 2S concentration was (83.87, 80.44%) while at S/4 concentration it was (59.87, 57.38%) respectively. Cultural filtrates of two antagonist Trichoderma harzianum and Trichoderma viridi were evaluated at S, S/2 and S/4 concentration under lab conditions. Maximum mortality (88.42%) was observed when both antagonists were applied in combined treatment at S concentration after 72 hours of exposure. Two best performing chemicals, one biopesticide and one antagonist were evaluated under greenhouse against T. semipenetrans on Citrus jambhiri Lush (rough lemon) and their effect on plant growth and nutrient uptake was measured. Nitrogen uptake was measured by following micro Kjeldahl method. For phosphorus and potassium uptake absorbance of samples at 720 nm was measured with the help of spectrophotometer. Phosphorus was calculated by comparing standard curve already prepared while potassium uptake was assessed by flame photometer method after digestion. All the treatments were found significantly effective against citrus nematode but maximum plant height, stem diameter, number of leaves, root length, root weight, shoot weight, and number of feeder roots (90 cm, 2.4 cm, 102, 48.3 g, 12.1 g, 48.8 g and 70) as compared to control when Rugby, Furadan, Proclaim and T. harzianum were applied in combination. Similarly maximum uptake of Nitrogen (3.14) Phosphorous (2.44%) and Potassium (1.95%) was observed when all the treatments were applied in combination. The results of present study will be helpful in selecting the suitable chemicals for growers having problems of citrus nematodes in orchards.
Wireless Sensor Networks for Smart Homes: A Fuzzy-Based Solution for an Energy-Effective Duty Cycle

This paper introduces a fuzzy-based method that, according to the ratio of Throughput to Workload and the battery level, manages the sleeping time of devices in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) for smart homes. The purpose of this work is a system that can be executed on off-the-shelf hardware and offers enhanced performance confronted with other approaches. The challenge here is to achieve a practical method that reaches the target while bypassing complex and computationally expensive solutions, which would diminish the possible applicability of the method in real scenarios. The retrieved results prove that the proposed approach outperforms other solutions, significantly prolonging the life of battery-powered wireless devices with also satisfactory values of the ratio Throughput to Workload. Besides, a proof-of-concept implementation on off-the-shelf devices confirms that the proposed method does not expect powerful hardware and can be surely implemented on a low-cost device.
Relación entre variables psicosociales y actitud hacia el envejecimiento

Los estereotipos asociados a las personas mayores y los procesos de envejecimiento constituyen una preocupación sanitaria y social relacionada con el envejecimiento activo (OMS, 2016). Las personas mayores han sido objeto de preocupación en la pandemia por la COVID-19, no solo por su mayor riesgo de mortalidad y contagio, sino por el riesgo a ser discriminado y desarrollar sentimientos de tristeza e insatisfacción. Además, las mujeres mayores de 50 años han sido uno de los grupos que más ha consultado y pedido ayuda durante la pandemia (Cruz Roja Española). Los objetivos de este estudio han sido: conocer la actitud hacia el envejecimiento en mujeres mayores de 50 años, estudiar la relación entre la actitud hacia el envejecimiento, el funcionamiento ejecutivo, la depresión y la satisfacción con la vida. Los participantes han sido 139 mujeres mayores de 50 años. Los instrumentos utilizados han sido: Attitudes to Ageing Questionnaire (Laidlaw, et al., 2007), Satisfacción con la vida (Dienner, 1985), Funcionamiento prefrontal (ISP-20, Pedrero-Pérez, et al., 2015), y A Self-Report Depression (Radloff, 1977). Los datos fueron recogidos en noviembre de 2020 mediante un formulario on line. Se han obtenido correlaciones que indican que una actitud negativa hacia el envejecimiento se relaciona con menor satisfacción con la vida, mayor puntuación en depresión y peor funcionamiento ejecutivo. Se discuten las implicaciones de los resultados en la programación e inclusión de variables neuropsicológicas en los programas de atención a mujeres mayores en tiempos de crisis sanitarias.
Investigation of structural properties of Mg-doped twisted bilayer graphene for phosphine gas detection

ABSTRACT This study has investigated the adsorption of phosphine toxic gas molecule on monolayer graphene, bilayer graphene and twisted bilayer graphene with, and without Magnesium impurity. The results of absorption energy studies using density functional theory (DFT) showed that bilayer graphene provides better adsorption than monolayer graphene and a difference in adsorption energy will be observed for twisted bilayer graphene with a rotation angle of 21.78°. By adding Mg impurity to the configurations, the sensitivity, and working temperature of the twisted bilayer graphene with Mg impurity increase compared to twisted bilayer graphene. Also, working temperature, and value of adsorption energy were calculated for bilayer graphene with Mg impurity less than Mg-doped twisted bilayer graphene, and monolayer graphene with Mg impurity.
How Accurately Can We Measure from Video? Practical Considerations and Enhancements of the Camera Calibration Procedure

The accuracy of position measurements from videos depends greatly on the quality of the camera calibration model parameters. This paper investigates how such factors as camera height and the selection of calibration points affect the quality of the final calibration model. A series of controlled experiments were performed in traffic or similar-to-traffic environments, in which the accuracy of measurements from videos was compared with measurements taken with other tools. To enhance the calibration process, a multi-camera approach is suggested that utilizes the information about “common points” – points seen on several cameras but with unknown world coordinates. The performed tests showed that calibration quality can greatly benefit from this approach. The paper is addressed primarily to traffic researchers developing their own video-based tools for road user observations.