Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Case Study: the Role of Physical Therapy in the Treatment of Chronic Pelvic Pain with Sexual Dysfunction

Background: At King Faisal Specialist Hospital & RC. The percentage of female chronic pelvic pain increased between all women’s who visited the Ob/Gyn according to the departmental monthly report.Clinic. The good news is that physicians and patients have become more aware of the important role that PT plays in the diagnosis and treatment of female chronic pelvic pain. Study Design: the case study was used to high light the role of physical therapy in the treatment of chronic pelvic pain and sexual dysfunction. Case Description: 45 years old Saudi female had been diagnosed with right hip pain (bursitis) and pain during intercourse referred to physical therapy department, and given Mobic 15mg. once per day and Voltaren cream to use it at bed time for the last two months, but no improvement on the long run. The physical therapy finding was: minimal to moderate restrictions of the connective tissues and trigger points at the right side of suprapubic, medial, lateral thigh, buttock, iliotibial band, tissue close to vaginal opening and lower back. Minimal difficulty to bear down the pelvic floor and pain with intercourse.Which led to decrease the activity of the sexual life and unable to do the aerobic exercise as a part of her routine life three times per week. Management and outcomes: The patient received two time per week physical therapy sessions included: manual therapy, dry needling and home exercise program. At the end of third week the patient reported complete relieve of trigger points on the affected areas, she was able to bear down the pelvic floor normally, and able to have free of pain intercourse. Discussions: this case study showed that the restrictions in the connective tissue of the muscles surrounding the pelvic will lead to sexual dysfunction and chronic pelvic pain. So the proper physical therapy evaluation and treatment can cure the problem.
An Empirical Assessment on Program Module-Order Models

Abstract Software reliability can be improved by detecting latent software defects prior to deployment. A practical approach is to target available resources toward program modules likely to have faults, i.e., low-reliability modules. An empirical investigation on program module-order models (MOM) is presented. A module-order model assists management in prioritizing verification and validation tasks toward defective modules, providing a goal-oriented software reliability enhancement. The output of a MOM is a quality-based ranking of program modules where quality is estimated by an underlying software defect prediction model. We present an empirical investigation on module-order models designed using different underlying defect prediction models. Based on case studies of various industrial systems, it is observed that there is no single fault prediction model that always results in the preferred MOM. In fact, performance of a MOM was dependent on the cutoff range of interest, i.e., how many modules can be inspected with the given resources. Consequently, a practitioner can select a MOM based on a given cutoff range of interest.
Virologic and Lipoprotein Changes after Halving Ritonavir Boosting in HIV-Infected Patients Stabilized on Once-Daily Fosamprenavir plus Abacavir/Lamivudine

Background: The effect of reducing ritonavir boosting doses on the efficacy and safety of fosamprenavir-based regimens has not been well studied. Methods: In a 52-week, phase 4, open-label, single-center pilot study, 26 antiretroviral-naive, HIV-infected patients with viral loads >1000 copies/mL received induction with fosamprenavir/ritonavir 1400 mg/200mg plus abacavir/lamivudine 600 mg/300mg once daily for 28 weeks. Patients achieving a viral load 10 copies/mL and CD4+ count 110/mm3. Of 12 induction/maintenance completers, 10 (83%) achieved viral loads 3 at baseline to 292/mm3 at induction-week 28 and to 296/mm3 at maintenance-week 24. The incidence of adverse events at maintenance-week 24 did not differ from that at induction-week 28 (P > 0.05). Median fasting total-cholesterol, LDL-cholesterol, and triglycerides remained below NCEP cut-off levels. Baseline/induction-week 28/maintenance-week 24 median total-cholesterol was 130/177/183 mg/dL, LDL-cholesterol 78/107/114 mg/dL, HDL-cholesterol 33/41/43 mg/dL, total-cholesterol: HDL-cholesterol ratio 3.9/4.3/4.3, and triglycerides 93/145/119 mg/dL. During induction, total VLDL/chylomicron, LDL, and HDL particles increased; during maintenance, VLDL/chylomicron particles decreased, but LDL and HDL particle concentrations did not notably change. Conclusions: Reducing ritonavir boosting from 200 mg to 100 mg once daily in HIV-infected patients stabilized on once-daily fosamprenavir/abacavir/lamivudine resulted in maintenance of virologic suppression, enhanced CD4+ count, and improved triglycerides.
Collaboration calibration and three-dimensional localization in multi-view system

In this research, the authors have addressed the collaboration calibration and real-time three-dimensional (3D) localization problem in the multi-view system. The 3D localization method is proposed to fuse the two-dimensional image coordinates from multi-views and provide the 3D space location in real time. It is a fundamental solution to obtain the 3D location of the moving object in the research field of computer vision. Improved common perpendicular centroid algorithm is presented to reduce the side effect of the shadow detection and improve localization accuracy. The collaboration calibration is used to generate the intrinsic and extrinsic parameters of multi-view cameras synchronously. The experimental results show that the algorithm can complete accurate positioning in indoor multi-view monitoring and reduce the complexity.
Trajectory recognition with a time-delay neural network

A time-delay neural network (TDNN) was used to classify object trajectories with varying positions, shapes, and directions and with different percentages of straight versus wavy segments. Dynamic recognition of these trajectories was accomplished so that as soon as a segment of sufficient length is available to the network, the type of target is identified by the output layer. The entire trajectory does not necessarily have to be input for recognition to occur, and overlapping trajectories can be recognized. Shift-invariance was attained by adjustment of bias weights during recall, as bias weights are a function of the amount of shift and the other weights after training on an initial trajectory is completed. Noise tolerance was tested on a series of sample trajectories. The network was found to be tolerant to up to 12% noise. <<ETX>>
MDP-based forwarding in Named Data Networking

In Named Data Networking (NDN), a content can be replicated in multiple network node. Thus, more than one interface can be selected for the same content in a node, and it is very important to choose the interface to forward request packet for better network performance. In this paper, we introduce a MDP-based forwarding strategy which is under the consideration of network problem and location of content. The whole scheme consists of three segments. First, we develop a Markov Decision Process (MDP) model for the whole forwarding process in a single node, and utilize MDP to solve the forwarding decision problem. Second, we build the request output queue based on content and utilize queuing theory to estimate the real-time network status, which is used as immediate reward in MDP. Last, a rate control mechanism is provided to solve the rate issues caused by the fast forwarding of request packet, and it is used to built the stable queue. Numerical experiments within a set of network set are implemented by ndnSIM, and the result of experiments demonstrates a good performance of low delay.
Hybrid position/virtual-force control for obstacle avoidance of wheeled robots using Elman neural network training technique

The hybrid force position control algorithm based on neural network is considered for a class of robot system with nonlinear uncertainties. Compared with previous work, not only the steady-state performance but also the transient-state performance is considered. Firstly, in order to relax the control design dependent on detailed system information, a fast hybrid position/virtual-force controller is presented to build a virtual-force field between the obstacles and robot. The virtual force is the control parameter, which is set to maintain an expected distance between obstacles and the robot with unknown nonlinear and parameter uncertainty. Secondly, in order to alleviate the computation burden of parameter learning, and enhance the dynamic mapping of network ability, the Elman neural network is introduced. The output signal come from hybrid position/virtual-force controller is fed back to Elman neural network. Furthermore, since uncertainties of robot dynamics and obstacle location information, Elman neural network is also used to compensate for uncertainties and improve system stability performance. The control design conditions are relaxed because of the developed dynamic compensator. Finally, both simulations and results of obstacle avoidance are performed to show the potential of the proposed methods.
The crystal monochromator beamline KMC-1 at BESSY II

The KMC-1 is a soft x-ray double crystal monochromator beamline for the energy range between 2 and 12 keV. The bending magnet beamline as well as the experiment are under UHV-condition. It incorporates high indexed Si-crystals for high resolution and it is primarily used for HAXPES experiments employing the HIKE (High Kinetic Energy Photoelectron Spectroscopy) chamber.
Comparazione dei livelli di ansia e depressione in soggetti affetti da patologie reumatiche su base autoimmune e cronico-degenerative: dati preliminari Comparation of levels of anxiety and depression in patients with autommune and chronic-degenerative rheumatic: preliminary data

SUMMARY Scientific research on rheumatic diseases was often focused on the link between psychological features and disease. Depression and anxiety are frequently observed with an higher incidence among rheumatic patients in comparison to general population. In autoimmune diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, an important role for psychiatric symptoms could be played by the alteration of cytokines levels. In the chronic-degenerative diseases, psychological factors such as stress and depression, can be involved in perception of pain. Objective: We aimed at evaluating in a sample of 50 patients (25 with rheumatoid arthritis and 25 with osteoarthritis) levels of pain, anxiety and depression. Methods: we evaluated two group of patients with rheumatic disease, group A (25 with Rheumatoid Arthritis, mean age = 45.1; DS =15.24) and group B (25 with osteoarthritis, mean age = 54.3; DS =14.74) by clinic examination and with the following tests, SF-MPQ, HAQ, HAM-A, HAM-D. Results: We found in group A higher levels of depression and anxiety but lower levels of pain, which was more expressed in group B. Conclusion: Depression and anxiety were observed with an higher prevalence in patients with autoimmune disease, whereas pain was stronger in patients with osteoarthritis, a degenerative disease. We could explain this phenomenon considering the aetiopathology of the two conditions. As regard to autoimmune disorders, these symptoms may reflect the direct effect of cytokines on the central nervous system. As far as it concerns chronic-degenerative diseases, anxiety and depression are usually considered “reactive” to pain, not “constitutive”.
NATIONAL NUTRITION SURVEY FOR ADULT BAHRAINIS AGED 19 YEARS AND ABOVE

This study was conducted at the national level to establish a baseline information on the nutritional status of adult Bahraini population by attempting to identify their dietary habits, define the prevalence of obesity, any diet related chronic diseases and possible association with lifestyle and socioeconomic factors. A total number of 2301 person (1118 males and 1183 females) participated in this survey. The target population was adult Bahrainis 19 years of age and over. Data collection included anthropometric measurements, 24 hrs dietary recall and food frequency questionnaire. Lifestyle, eating habits, self-reported health conditions and socio-economic data were collected using a general questionnaire. Hemoglobin levels were determined using finger prick technique. The WHOBMI standards were adopted to define obesity. The dietary data were computerized using Dankost 2000 database (Danish/WHO diet analysis software package based on Middle East foods) and the data were analyzed using Epi Info Software. Results showed high prevalence of overweight (36.7% males and 28.3% females) and obesity (23.3% males and 34.1% females). The consumption of protein, fat and carbohydrates were found to be high. The intake of calcium was around 80% for males and 70% for females of the reference nutrient intakes for the United Kingdom adult population. While the intake of sodium was 300% of the recommended levels, the potassium intake did not exceed 55%. Results also showed that 21% and 37% of males and females, respectively, suffer from anemia, which might be attributed to the deficiency of iron, folic acid, and unhealthy dietary habits, as well as hereditary anemia.
Histoires de bisons et de chevaux : regard sur l’évolution de la frise pariétale de Cap-Blanc (Marquay, Dordogne) à travers l’analyse du panneau de l’alcôve

La reprise partielle de l’etude de l’art parietal de l’abri de Cap-Blanc a mis en lumiere de profondes modifications de la frise au cours du temps. Le releve analytique de la partie droite de la frise (panneau de l’alcove) revele une stratigraphie graphique complexe illustrant deux phases distinctes dans la construction du panneau. Celles-ci sont liees a la creation de deux ensembles graphiques successifs bien individualises : un premier ensemble de deux sculptures monumentales de profil gauche (bisons ? ), retaillees et partiellement detruites pour laisser place a un second ensemble de deux bas-reliefs monumentaux de chevaux de profil droit, auxquels ont ete associes deux petits bisons dans le registre inferieur, l’un de profil gauche en relief grave et l’autre de profil droit en relief modele. Cette evolution du dispositif parietal permet de jeter un nouveau regard sur la dynamique d’occupation de l’abri et sur le cadre chrono-culturel des œuvres par des termes de comparaison affines et renouveles avec les autres sites sculptes du sud-ouest de la France.
Implementation of a real-time, frequency selective, RF channel simulator using a hybrid DSP-FPGA architecture

A low cost, frequency selective, RF channel simulator architecture is explored. The system is implemented almost entirely in the digital domain by use of IF sampling with the signal processing performed in a high-end floating point DSP and an FPGA. The prototype system costs less than $3900 and is capable of simulating three delay taps. It is believed that a system capable of simulating 12 delay taps with a bandwidth of 5 MHz could be built at a cost less than $2000, at least an order of magnitude cheaper than commercially available channel simulators of comparable performance.
Glass of Amenhotep II from Tomb KV55 in the Valley of the Kings*

Among the purported finds from KV55 is a piece of glass bearing the cartouche of Amenhotep II. This paper reviews the evidence for the discovery of this early fragment, and examines its composition with a view to determining its likely manufacturing origin. Comparison of the glass with some of the earliest Egyptian glass from reign of Thutmose III establishes that it may have been one of the earliest glasses actually manufactured in Egypt.
Ontology-based Question Answering System for Aviation Domain

We design and implement an ontology-based QA system for aviation domain,It adopts the approach of classifying questions with the help of domain-specific ontology and obtains structural semantic information for the question.Then the question is converted into SPARQL query for answer extraction.The experimental result shows that the system can understand most of the questions with a precision rate of 82.97%.
On the Couch with Europe: The Eurovision Song Contest, the European Broadcast Union and Belonging on the Old Continent

This study explores the role of the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) in creating and shaping European identity and belonging through an analysis of the affective bond television audiences have built with the largest and longest running pan-European media event. In reference to the ESC as an object of retained childhood media consumption, this bond is analyzed drawing on the notion of transitional objects in the work of object-relations theorist D.W. Winnicott and its adaptations in recent work on media consumption. The paper argues that ESC serves as space of both illusionary belonging, yet equally challenges the homogenous constructions of home and belonging prevalent in national identity through the disillusionment of a shared and negotiated cultural space, allowing for the formation of, borrowing Winnicott's term, a “good enough” Heimat that offers a dual space of belonging yet simultaneously challenges the horizon of expectation upon which such belonging rests.
Clustering Model Based on Web Behavior

Web log mining is an emerging part of data mining. It provides invaluable information by discovering trends and regularities in web user's access patterns. Clustering based on access pattern is an important research topic of web usage mining. Knowledge obtained from web user clusters has been used in different fields of web mining technologies. This paper presents an algorithm for measuring similarities and automated segmentation of web users based on their past access patterns. The compatibility measures are based on content extracted from user's browser data. Furthermore it also provides a locality based clustering method for the people who are unknown to their most compatible friends. Keywords—Cluster, Model, Web, Activity, Report, Interest, Location, Compatibility, Matrix, Data Mining, Fuzzy Clustering, GeoIP , LDA, Sessions, History, Snippet, Links, IP.
Pyhtää Susikopinharju (1), Finland: a Site with Mesolithic Dwellings

The paper presents the excavations of a Late Mesolithic settlement and the dwelling depressions at Pyhtää Susikopinharju (1), Finland, in 1998. The excavations revealed the first Mesolithic house remains unearthed to date. A rich finds assemblage was also recovered, including unusual amounts of organic material such as refuse fauna and bone tools, and a chert microlith. Parallels for the Stone Age house/hut are found in Scandinavia and the Netherlands. The evidence suggests that the people were in interaction with a world that lay hundreds of kilometres outside their territory. Résumé Cette étude présente les excavations d'une occupation du mésolithique final et les enfoncements d'habitations à Pyhtää Susikopinharju (1), Finlande, en 1998. Les excavations révélèrent les vestiges de la toute première maison mésolithique mise au jour. On a également recouvré de riches trouvailles matérielles qui comprenaient une quantité inhabituelle de matière organique telle que de la faune rejetée et des outils en os, et un microlithe en silex. Des parallèles de la maison ou la hutte de l'âge de pierre découverte se retrouvent en Scandinavie et aux Pays-Bas. Les témoignages donnent à penser que ces peuples avaient des contacts avec un monde qui se trouvait à des centaines de kilomètres de leur territoire. Résumen Este trabajo presenta las excavaciones del asentamiento del tardo Mesolítico y las hoyos de viviendas en Pyhtää Susikopinharju (1), Finlandia, realizadas en 1998. Las excavaciones pusieron al descubierto los primeros restos de casas mesolíticos descubiertos hasta la fecha. Se recuperó así mismo, gran cantidad de material, que incluía cantidades poco usuales de material orgánico tales como residuos animales y útiles de hueso, y un microlito de sílex. Existen hallazgos paralelos para la casa o cabaña de la Edad de Piedra en Escandinavia y Holanda. La evidencia sugiere que los habitantes del yacimiento estaban en contacto con un mundo a cientos de kilómetros de distancia de su territorio. Résumen Der Artikel berichtet über die Ausgrabungen, die 1998 in einer spätmesolithischen Siedlung mit Grubenhäusern in Pyhtää Susikopinharju (1), Finnland durchgeführt wurden. Die Ausgrabungen erbrachten die Reste des bisher ersten mesolithischen Haus. Reiches Fundmaterial wurde ebenfalls geborgen, das einen untypisch hohen Anteil an organischem Material, wie z.B. weggeworfene Tierknochen und Knochengeräte und einen Mikrolithen aus Flint aufwies. Parallelen zu diesem steinzeitlichen Haus oder Hütte kommen aus Skandinavien und den Niederlanden. Die Daten suggerieren, dass die Menschen mit einer Welt in Verbindung standen, die mehrere hundert Kilometer außerhalb ihres Territoriums lag.
GUÍA PARA EL ESTABLECIMIENTO Y MANEJO DE COLONIAS ARTIFICIALES DE HORMIGA ARRIERA Atta cephalotes (HYMENOPTERA: MYRMICINAE)

Las hormigas cortadoras de hojas del genero Atta son insectos con una gran dispersion geografica,adaptabilidad y exito evolutivo en el neotropico. El cultivo y cria artificial de estas hormigas de la tribu Attini,bajo condiciones de laboratorio, han resultado utiles para monitorear permanentemente, varios aspectos deldesarrollo de la colonia y en alguna magnitud, la ecologia de las especies. A su vez, estos aspectos son utilespara direccionar las medidas de control. El presente articulo describe, paso por paso, una tecnica modificadapara cultivar y colonizar Atta cephalotes, uno de los mas importantes herbivoros en algunos paises deAmerica Latina. Se suministran los detalles desde el primer paso, i.e, recoleccion en el campo de nucleosincipientes hasta procesos generales en el laboratorio, requeridos para el establecimiento exitoso de lascolonias.
Statistical Method Used for Doing Better Corneal Junction Operation

These days to gain classification system with high accuracy that can classify complicated pattern is so useful in medicine and industry. In this article a process for getting the best classifier for lasic data is suggested. However at first it's been tried to find the best line and curve by this classifier in order to gain classifier fitting, and in the end by using the Markov method a classifier for topo graphs is gained. What are mentioned in this article are supposed to gain a strong classifier so that under Marko theory can choose eyes appropriate for corneal graft.
FSCOI: A High Fan-Out, Scalable, and Cluster-Based Optical Interconnect for Data Center Networks

In this letter, a high fan-out, scalable, and cluster-based optical interconnect (FSCOI) for data center networks is proposed. FSCOI consists of an optical switch and clusters. Compared to OSA, the improved fan-out of FSCOI is achieved by two steps. The first is a coupler for sending that can multiplex the optical signals from all top-of-rack (ToR) switches within a cluster. The second is a wavelength selective switch for receiving that can talk to all ToR switches within the cluster. FSCOI is based on cluster and is suited to intra-cluster traffic. In addition, the high scalability is achieved by increasing the port usage efficiency of the optical switch. Its performance is evaluated by simulations. Extensive results demonstrate that FSCOI has a better performance than OSA.