Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
La qualità delle interazioni triadiche nelle famiglie lesbo-genitoriali: uno studio pilota con la procedura del Lausanne Trilogue Play

Il presente lavoro consiste in una ricerca esplorativa sulla qualita delle interazioni familiari triadiche in famiglie omogenitoriali, in cui la coppia genitoriale e composta da due donne. Gli obiettivi sono stati: a) indagare la qualita delle interazioni triadiche delle famiglie lesbo-genitoriali, identificando specificita nonche punti di forza e/o di debolezza; b) confrontare la qualita delle interazioni delle famiglie lesbo-genitoriali con i dati emersi dalla letteratura sulle interazioni triadiche nelle famiglie cosiddette “tradizionali2 (Favez, Lavanchy Scaiola, Tissot, Darwiche, Frascarolo, 2010). Metodo: Alla ricerca hanno partecipato 10 famiglie lesbo-genitoriali appartenenti ad una popolazione non clinica reclutate attraverso associazioni e siti web dedicati a coppie omosessuali e all’omogenitorialita. La qualita delle interazioni triadiche e stata valutata attraverso la procedura del Lausanne Trilogue Play (LTP). I bambini hanno un’eta media di 28.3 mesi. Risultati: I dati mostrano una buona affidabilita del sistema di codifica della procedura nel discriminare la qualita delle interazioni familiari rispetto a differenti tipologie di famiglie. Il confronto del gruppo studiato con i dati della ricerca di Favez e collaboratori (2010) su tre gruppi di famiglie (eterogenitoriali, con madre depressa, eterogenitoriali ricorrenti a Procreazione Medicalmente Assistita) ha mostrato differenze significative solo con il gruppo clinico in cui la madre soffre di depressione. Conclusioni: I risultati ottenuti sottolineano che la qualita delle interazioni triadiche familiari non e influenzata dalla composizione familiare. Emerge la capacita della procedura LTP di discriminare su base interattiva differenti tipologie di famiglie, con particolare riferimento a quelle in cui un genitore manifesta una sintomatologia clinica. Diversamente, le famiglie omogenitoriali appaiono caratterizzate da un livello di interazione triadica simile a quelle eterogenitoriali.
Improvement of Live Migration mechanism for Virtual Machine based on Pre-copy

Pre-copy algorithm based on probability prediction could predict the probability of memory pages becoming dirty and avoid the repeated transfer a large number of dirty pages. However, when the dirty pages increase dramatically, prediction of probability will fail. To solve this problem, an Adaptive Bandwidth Algorithm is introduced in the pre-copy algorithm based on probability prediction. When dirty pages rate suddenly increases, that algorithm could improve the transmission bandwidth to shorten transmission time. Experiment al results show that the rate of dirty pages increase suddenly or is great, that strategy can improve the transmission bandwidth, shorten the total time of iterative transfer and downtime, so as to improve migration performance.
RoEmoLex - A Romanian Emotion Lexicon

In Natural Language Processing tasks, semantical and lexical resources are of paramount importance for efficient implementations of solutions. However, availability of tools for any other language than English is fairly limited, therefore leaving the field open to improvements and new developments. This paper presents the second version of RoEmoLex, a lexicon containing approximately eleven thousand Romanian words tagged with a series of emotions and two valences. We describe the steps followed in the improvement process of the first version of the resource: the addition of new terms, and the extension of emotional concepts to finer-grained tags.
Los periplos del tango argentino: trayectorias migratorias y laborales en la construcción del tango como industria nacional

Este trabajo analiza las trayectorias laborales de los artistas de tango argentinos (principalmente bailarines) cuyos periplos representan una dinamica de exportacion/reterritorializacion: exportacion de artistas y apropiacion del tango como un producto genuinamente argentino y, principalmente, porteno. En base al marco conceptual de Bourdieu (1979), desarrollamos el termino “capital del tango” (definido como la acumulacion de capital social, cultural y simbolico en la practica del genero), el cual se reproduce a traves de las redes sociales de los artistas. En particular, este estudio etnografico analiza las carreras migratorias y laborales de los artistas de tango identificados como miembros de tres grupos: los “transnacionales”, los “bisagra” y, los “locales”, que si bien responden a categorias separadas, persiguen objetivos comunes dentro de la industria global del entretenimiento. Abstract This paper analyzes the career paths of Argentine tango artists (mainly dancers) whose journeys represent a dynamic of export/reterritorialization of artists amid the framing of Argentine tango as a genuine product, which particularly represents the city of Buenos Aires. Based on the conceptual framework of Bourdieu (1979), we develop the term "tango capital" (defined here as the accumulation of social, cultural and symbolic capital) that is reproduced through the artists’ social networks. In particular, this ethnographic study examines the migratory and job trajectories of tango artists identified as belonging to three different groups: the “transnational”, “hinge” and “local” which — although identified as members of distinctive categories — share common goals within the global entertainment industry.
Non-Functional Requirements

Security • Login requirements-access levels, CRUD levels • Password requirements-length, special characters, expiry, recycling policies • Inactivity timeouts – durations, actions Audit • Audited elements – what business elements will be audited? • Audited fields – which data fields will be audited? • Audit file characteristics-before image, after image, user and time stamp, etc Performance • Response times-application loading, screen open and refresh times, etc • Processing times – functions, calculations, imports, exports • Query and Reporting times – initial loads and subsequent loads Capacity • Throughput – how many transactions per hour does the system need to be able to handle? • Storage – how much data does the system need to be able to store? • Year-on-year growth requirements Availability • Hours of operation – when is it available? Consider weekends, holidays, maintenance times, etc • Locations of operation – where should it be available from, what are the connection requirements? Reliability • Mean Time Between Failures – What is the acceptable threshold for down-time? e.g. one a year, 4,000 hours • Mean Time To Recovery – if broken, how much time is available to get the system back up again? Integrity • Fault trapping (I/O) – how to handle electronic interface failures, etc • Bad data trapping-data imports, flag-and-continue or stop the import policies, etc • Data integrity – referential integrity in database tables and interfaces • Image compression and decompression standards Recovery • Recovery process – how do recoveries work, what is the process? • Recovery time scales – how quickly should a recovery take to perform? • Backup frequencies – how often is the transaction data, setup data, and system (code) backed-up? • Backup generations-what are the requirements for restoring to previous instance(s)? Compatibility • Compatibility with shared applications – What other systems does it need to talk to? • Compatibility with 3rd party applications – What other systems does it have to live with amicably? • Compatibility on different operating systems – What does it have to be able to run on? • Compatibility on different platforms – What are the hardware platforms it needs to work on? Maintainability • Conformance to architecture standards – What are the standards it needs to conform to or have exclusions from? • Conformance to design standards – What design standards must be adhered to or exclusions created? • Conformance to coding standards – What coding standards must …
Exponential Family Transfer Learning with Application to Text Document Modeling.

Transfer learning, as applied in machine learning, transfers knowledge between similar learning tasks with the objective of improving performance. We propose a method based on the prior selection principle that explores the transfer learning paradigm for estimating probability density functions belonging to the exponential family. Experiments on distribution of words over text documents, modeled as multinomial distributions, have shown better results when compared to maximum-likelihood estimation.
Community Detection in Networks Based on Information Bottleneck Clustering

AbstractCommunity detection is very crucial in social network research, and there is already a large body ofwork that investigates approaches to detecting communities, where clustering methods play an importantrole. In this paper, a p artitional I nformation B ottleneck clustering based community D etection method(pIBD) is presented.The pIBD transforms a network graph from a unipartite network into a bipartitenetwork, after which a matrix about the nodes is obtained. Based on the matrix, pIBD predicts k valueand implement partition clustering under the information-theoretic framework. The k -value predictiondeﬁnes external information loss and internal information loss ,and estimates the number of clusters bycalculating the crosspoint. Partitional clustering procedure starts from an initial random partition ofnetwork nodes, and implements an iterative process to reassign each node to optimal cluster. In order totest eﬀectiveness of pIBD method, three real network datasets are selected. Experimental results showthat our pIBD approach can achieve higher precision than aIBD method.
Data Quality Evaluation Using MART Guided Generalized Linear Mixed Model with Application to Evaluate the Unknown Stage

The stage of cancer is an essential factor for prognosis assessment and treatment planning. Previous studies have found that the proportion of unknown stage cases differed substantially by cancer registry, and identified a list of factors that contribute to the variation of unknown stage among registries. However, only linear relationships between predictors and proportion of unknown stage cases were examined at registry level, which may ignore the individual level information and more complex associations and interactions. The objective of this study is to identify predictors of unknown stage cancer cases and their interactions using MART guided generalized linear mixed model for selected cancers (i.e, colorectal, cervix, female breast, lung, and prostate). Colorectal cancer was used as an example to illustrate the method in this paper. Findings may help registries implement target actions to improve the quality of stage data. Invasive colorectal cancer cases diagnosed in 2004-2008 from 32 registries that met the North American Association of Central Cancer Registries' (NAACCR) criteria for high quality of incidence data were analyzed. The outcome variable was stage at diagnosis (known stage versus unknown stage). Explanatory variables included individual level demographic variables, type of reporting source, diagnostic confirmation, year of diagnosis, histology type, tumor grade, and registry; as well as county-level variables: poverty, education, and employment status. We first adopted Multiple Additive Regression Trees (MART) to identify significant predictors of unknown stage and interactions, and then used generalized linear mixed model for statistical inference. Histology type, tumor grade, reporting source and diagnostic confirmation were important factors in predicting unknown staged colorectal cancer. Type of histology interacted with diagnostic confirmation on the risk of unknown stage. After controlling for important factors, a few registries still had significantly higher proportion of unknown staged colorectal cancer cases. Further study is needed to identify the underlying causes.
The Role of Neuroticism and Psychological Flexibility in Chronic Fatigue and Quality of Life in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

Abstract Background and Aims: The purpose of this study was to identify the role of neuroticism and psychological flexibility (PF) in quality of life (QOL) and chronic fatigue (CF) in patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM). Materials and Methods: We considered the all of the patients with T2DM over aged 30 years and living in the province of Hamadan, Iran in 2014 that were referred to the Hamadan Diabetes Center. A sample size of 170 patients was selected by the simple random sampling method. The measuring tools were completed by the patients. To test assumptions, the Pearson correlation and structural equation modeling were used. Results: The results showed that the correlation coefficient between neuroticism, with CF (r=0.579; p<0.001) and QOL (r=-0.242; p<0.001), and also correlation between PF and CF (r=0.287; p<0.001) are significant. There is no significant relationship between QOL and PF (r= -0.098; p=0.203). Structural equation modeling showed that neuroticism has a direct positive effect in CF (p<0.001) and a negative effect on QOL (p<0.001), and the PF has a significant direct effect on CF (p=0.014) and an indirect effect on QOL. The CF affects negatively on the QOL (p<0.001). Conclusion: It could be concluded that neuroticism and PF play important roles in QOL and CF and with effective intervention can help patients with diabetes to improve them QOL.
The Camera Obscura, A Chronicle

The fascinating illustrated history of the original camera, an optical viewing device once widely used but now almost forgotten. This chronicle of its long history is told through the writings of those who made or used the camera obscura for scientific or artistic purposes, and those authors who recorded its varied uses. It recalls how this versatile instrument was used for astronomical observations, as a sketching aid by travellers and amateur artists, and on a grander scale as an entertainment or tourist attraction.
Energy efficient chain based routing protocol for deterministic node deployment in wireless sensor networks

Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) consists of small sensor devices, which are connected wirelessly for sensing and delivering specific data to Base Station (BS). Routing protocols in WSN becomes an active area for both researchers and industrial, due to its responsibility for delivering data, extending network lifetime, reducing the delay and saving the node’s energy. According to hierarchical approach, chain base routing protocol is a promising type that can prolong the network lifetime and decrease the energy consumption. However, it is still suffering from long/single chain impacts such as delay, data redundancy, distance between the neighbors, chain head (CH) energy consumption and bottleneck. This research proposes a Deterministic Chain-Based Routing Protocol (DCBRP) for uniform nodes deployment, which consists of Backbone Construction Mechanism (BCM), Chain Heads Selection mechanism (CHS) and Next Hop Connection mechanism (NHC). BCM is responsible for chain construction by using multi chain concept, so it will divide the network to specific number of clusters depending on the number of columns. While, CHS is answerable on the number of chain heads and CH nodes selection based on their ability for data delivery. On the other hand, NHC is responsible for next hop connection in each row based on the energy and distance between the nodes to eliminate the weak nodes to be in the main chain. Network Simulator 3 (ns-3) is used to simulate DCBRP and it is evaluated with the closest routing protocols in the deterministic deployment in WSN, which are Chain-Cluster Mixed protocol (CCM) and Two Stage Chain based Protocol (TSCP). The results show that DCBRP outperforms CCM and TSCP in terms of end to end delay, CH energy consumption, overall energy consumption, network lifetime and energy*delay metrics. DCBRP or one of its mechanisms helps WSN applications by extending the sensor nodes lifetime and saving the energy for sensing purposes as long as possible.
Selective dorsal penile nerve rhizotomy joint preputial frenulum thread burial therapy for primary premature ejaculation in 330 patients

Objective To explore the clinical effect of the selective dorsal penile nerve rhizotomy joint preputial frenulum thread burial therapy for premature ejaculation.Methods Total of 330 patients with premature ejaculation were performed selective dorsal penile nerve rhizotomy joint preputial frenulum thread burial therapy under local anaesthesia.The patients began the sexual intercourse 1 month after operation.The sexual intercourse duration was observed before and after treatment and the sexual intercourse satisfaction of the patients and spouse were recorded.Results Total of 242 patients of the 330 cases were cured,72 patients were improved,16 patients were invalid.The total effective rate was 95.2%. The latency period of ejaculation were lengthen from 0.75 minutes to 4.75 minutes.The patients and spouse intercourse satisfaction were obviously improved from 47% to 93%. Conclusion The method of selective dorsal penile nerve rhizotomy joint preputial frenulum thread burial therapy for primary premature ejaculation patients is simple,rapid recover,fewer complications,and effective.It is one of the effective methods for primary premature ejaculation.
Context awareness in mobile computing: A review

Context awareness is increasingly gaining applicability in interactive ubiquitous mobile computing systems. In order to apply this concept in design of applications for dynamic environments, it is necessary to understand what constitutes context awareness, the classification of context and context-aware development frameworks. The concept of context awareness is discussed, various approaches to context awareness are reviewed, and important aspects of context-aware mobile computing are analysed. Recommendations for better understanding of context awareness and design principles for development of context-aware applications are provided.
Cell discarding policies supporting multiple delay and loss requirements in ATM networks

Future ATM networks will carry a wide range of applications which could differ significantly in their delay and loss requirements. In such an environment, supporting multiple delay requirements as well as loss requirements becomes indispensable to the priority mechanisms such as cell discarding policies employed in ATM switches. Traditional cell discarding policies, such as last-in-first-out (LIFO), pushout, threshold, and QoS schemes, cannot support multiple delay bounds efficiently. In this paper, we generalize traditional schemes and propose four new policies, termed G-LIFO, G-pushout, G-threshold and G-QoS scheme, respectively. We show that when coupled with the earliest-deadline-first service scheduling discipline these four new policies can support multiple delay and loss requirements more efficiently than their conventional counterparts. We prove that the G-QoS scheme is optimal in terms of efficiency among all generalized space-conserving, stable schemes and also optimal among all stable schemes if all traffic flows are equally demanding. Simulation studies are conducted to examine the performance of the proposed cell discarding policies.
Karadağ, E.& Çalışkan, N. (2005). Kuramdan-Uygulamaya İlköğretimde Drama "Oyun ve İşleniş Örnekleriyle", Ankara: Anı Yayıncılık.

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Fecundity, Barrenness and the Importance of Motherhood in Two Nigerian Plays

Fecundity, fertility and barrenness are three concepts that are interlinked within the discourse on women. Specifically, in Africa, they serve as measuring rods for a woman’s relevance and status in most societies. Fecundity, itself, presupposes the capability by a woman to procreate. Fertility, on the other hand entails the process of actualization of procreation, which results in conception and subsequent birth. The corollary of this is barrenness which is a presentation of infertility in women which consequently affects motherhood as a result of the inability to conceive and bear children. This work investigates the phenomenon of fecundity, fertility and barrenness in Nigerian drama but specifically in Song of a Goat by JP Clark and The Trials of Bro Jero by Wole Soyinka. We shall look at the characters of Ebiere in Song of a Goat and the Woman Penitent in The Trials of Bro Jero as typologies of women who suffer excruciating pain, shame and despondence as a result of their childless status.
Causes of death in HIV-infected patients in the region of Lodz, Poland from 1995 through 2005

In 2005, 440 patients infected with HIV were registered in the AIDS center in Lodz, Poland. The aim of our study was to analyze the causes of death in 70 fatal cases. We analyzed the data from 70 fatal cases from 1995 through 2005. Of the fatal cases we investigated, 10 were in women and 60 in men. The most common route of HIV transmission was intravenous drug use (50%). At the time of death, the mean age of patients was 36,48 years, and the mean CD4 count was 115,14 cells per microliter. The mean time from HIV diagnosis to death was 3,75 years. The leading cause of death in the group from 1995 through 2004 was AIDS. In 2002, liver diseases resulting from hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection were the cause of death in two patients. In 2005, two patients died as a result of myocardial infarction. The prevalence of fatal cases decreased from 9,09 % in 1995 to 1,59 % in 2005. Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) was found in 4 of 62 patients (6,45%), anti-HCV in 28 patients (45,16%), and both hepatitis B virus (HBV) and HCV infection in 5 patients (8,07%). Coinfections occurred most frequently in intravenous drug users (IDUs). In conclusions: (1) AIDS is still the leading cause of death in HIV-positive patients in the Lodz region; (2) the emerging cause of death in HIV-positive patients is liver disease as the sequel of HBV and HCV coinfections; (3) heart disease is becoming an important cause of death in HIV-positive patients.
Relevant Aspects in model-driven development for mobile applications

When we build software must consider that this is not an easy task, especially if its complexity is high. To succeed in developing software should have a high commitment of the development team, expensive resources, highly trained specialists and processes and increasingly formal methods. The models at different levels of abstraction arise in order to expedite the process of building software, which is focused movement on the use of models at different levels of abstraction. There are some important proposals in this regard those as Model Driven Architecture and Model Driven Software Development . This paper reviews the literature about these two proposals. Describe the fundamental principles aimed at shaping the theoretical basis of the two proposals and the main tools that implement model-driven development for mobile application development work. Describe the fundamental principles aimed at shaping the theoretical basis of the two proposals and the main tools that implement model-driven development for mobile application development work. Also analyzed the importance of Metamodels and possible transformations to generate auto code.