Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Sentiment Summarizer for Opinionated Symbiotic Discussion Chains under Social Networks

: The sentiment discourse (i.e. responses and replay) on the social Network sites such as, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Forums, etc., forms the outbreaks of ample of opinionated thread chains. To get a complete message, every single opinionated text under these chains has to be seen interdependently. However, it is problematic to get a complete message from such threaded opinion chains, solely by applying the state-of-the-art computational linguistic techniques being utilized under opinion mining. In this paper, an opinion-oriented graph-based summarizing model from an opinionated discourse text of social network site is proposed. The major novelty of this paper is the use of back-trace enabled rule based opinion-oriented graph approach. Experiments are conducted and it has confirmed that the proposed model provided an encouraging result, which cannot be managed easily by the use of state of the art approaches. We put forward on the use of machine learning techniques to enhance the efficiency of the developed model.
EFFECT OF DIFFERENT OILS ON GROWTH PERFORMANCE AND CARCASS TRAITS IN GROWING RABBITS

The present study was conducted to evaluate the effect of diet supplemented with different oils on growth performance carcass of growing rabbits. Total numbers of 50 weaned male growing New Zealand White rabbits, of four weeks old with an average initial body weight 455.6 g were used in this study. Rabbits were randomly distributed into five comparable groups of 10 growing rabbit. The animals were housedin cages provided with continues feeder and automatic water facilities during the experimental period, which lasted for 6 weeks. Rabbit groups were fed commercial rabbit diet without additive (control, group 1 ), with 10 g canola oil/kg diet (group 2), with 10 g rice barn oil /kg diet (group 3), with 10 g virgin olive oil /kg diet (group 4) with 10 g sunflower oil /kg diet (group 5). Growth was assessed by measuring body weight gain (BWG). At 10 weeks of age three animals from each group were slaughtered for carcass evaluation. Results showed that the effect of different diet supplemented oils on body weight gain was significant. The highest improvement in average daily gains during the study was 13.8% in Canola oil group as compared with control group followed by 11.3 %, 8.5 % and 3.9 % for Virgin olive oil, Rice barn oil and Sunflower oil respectively, as compared with control group. Treatment with different diet supplemented oils significantly increased the dressing percentage. The meat contents of vitamins E and A were enhancement by oil supplementation. Plasma cholesterol and Triglyceride were lowered significantly in oils supplemented groups as compared with control group. The differences between groups were significant in high-density-lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C) and low density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C). Physical meat characteristics, as moisture and ash were nearly similar for the different groups. Virgin olive oil group showed significantly (P<0.05) highest protein content followed by canola oil, rice barn oil and sunflower oil while control group had the lowest protein content. Control group showed significantly (P<0.05) highest ether extract content, however virgin olive oil had the lowest content.
Optimization of Well Production by Designing a Core pipe in one of the Southwest oil Wells of Iran

One of the most important parts in choosing a well completion is to study the geological and reservoir structure of the well where the well is located. For instance, if the reservoir material is of a carbonate type, it can be consolidated into an open cavity. If the material of the reservoir where the well is located is sandstone, the first step to take is to determine the rock mechanics properties of the reservoir. In this study, while introducing and presenting a variety of complementary methods, the effects of various variables such as GOR, PI, reservoir pressure and wellhead flowing pressure, water cut, WCT percentages, and choke size reducing on the natural flow rate of the well were investigated.
Robust Self-Protection Against Application-Layer (D)DoS Attacks in SDN Environment

The expected high bandwidth of 5G and the envisioned massive number of connected devices will open the door to increased and sophisticated attacks, such as application-layer DDoS attacks. Application-layer DDoS attacks are complex to detect and mitigate due to their stealthy nature and their ability to mimic genuine behavior. In this work, we propose a robust application-layer DDoS self-protection framework that empowers a fully autonomous detection and mitigation of the application-layer DDoS attacks leveraging on Deep Learning (DL) and SDN enablers. The DL models have been proven vulnerable to adversarial attacks, which aim to fool the DL model into taking wrong decisions. To overcome this issue, we build a DL-based application-layer DDoS detection model that is robust to adversarial examples. The performance results show the effectiveness of the proposed framework in protecting against application-layer DDoS attacks even in the presence of adversarial attacks.
A rare case of mediastinal fibromatosis in a child – case report

Introduction: Fibromatosis is a very rare desmoid tumour. It is characterised by local invasion and infiltration of close structures. The treatment is mainly surgical. Material and methods: We report the case of 1.5-year-old boy admitted to the Paediatric Hospital, with a diagnosis of mediastinal desmoid fibromatosis. He was treated surgically (thoracoscopy and thoracotomy), chemotherapy was used, and he was hospitalised in the Intensive Care Unit more than once. Despite intensive treatment, the patient perished. Results and conclusions: Fibromatosis is classified as a desmoid tumour. Rare tumour localisation and invasive tumour characteristics causes considerable difficulty in the diagnosis, despite the use of many diagnostic methods.
A PATTERN RECOGNITION SYSTEM FOR HUMAN AGE IDENTIFICATION

: Identification of human age can be accessed based on their facial characteristics. Each face contains special unique information which can be used in the identification of an individual’s age. To identify age of an individual from the input, some of fundamental steps to be performed are pre-processing, feature extraction and a classification technique. In our work, we have used the traditional KNN algorithm as classifier. The inputs are acquired from publically available dataset and by constructing local dataset by capturing faces of individuals’ from different orientation and under different illumination using good resolution camera. In our work, the popular GLCM and LBP feature extraction techniques have been adopted. The extracted features are maintained in the feature matrix which will be fed as input to the classifier for identifying person age. In this paper, two datasets are considered for our experiments. One is publically available MORPH dataset and another is local dataset constructed by capturing different person’s face images using mobile camera. An attempt is made to develop a usable system that will identify the person age based on the face features.
EFVb-HAART Increases Mortality, Locomotor Deficits and Reduces Reproductive Capacity in Drosophila melanogaster

Aims: This study was designed to evaluate the effects of Efavirenz-based highly active antiretroviral therapy (EFVb-HAART, Efavirenz/Lamivudine/Tenofovir) with emphasis on survival, longevity, climbing ability, and reproductive capacity in D. melanogaster. Methods: The experiments were carried out at the Africa Center of Excellence in Phytomedicine Research and Development (ACEPRD), University of Jos, Nigeria between January 2017 and August 2018. D. melanogaster (both sexes) 1-4 days old were exposed to different concentrations of EFVb-HAART (range 10-1200 mg) in the fly food for initial 7 days to determine the LD50, then 5 day fly exposure to 93.11 mg, 46.56 mg, 23.28 mg or 11.64 mg for negative geotaxis assay, and acetylcholinesterase (AChE) activity. Furthermore, 28-day fly survival and longevity were determined. Statistical significance was presumed at P< 0.05. Original Research Article Iorjiim et al.; JABB, 23(1): 26-38, 2020; Article no.JABB. 54451 27 Results: The LD50 of EFVb-HAART in D. melanogaster was 93.11 mg. The HAART exposed flies showed significantly (P<0.001) increased mortality, significant (P<0.001) decreased fly eclosion, acetylcholinesterse (AChE) activity and climbing ability compared to unexposed group at all experimental concentrations. Conclusion: The decreased 28-day survival, longevity, climbing ability and reproductive capacity at all experimental concentrations may be attributable to the deleterious effects of EFVb-HAART in D. melanogaster. Our findings suggest that long term use of EFVb-HAART by HIV patients may be associated with accelerated aging, decreased life expectancy, quality of life (due to possible neurotoxicity) and reproductive competence, as evidenced by increased mortality, reduced longevity, AChE activity, and 100% emergence failure respectively in D. melanogaster, and may require further study in humans. We recommend further research to expound the biochemical and molecular toxicodynamics of EFVbHAART in D. melanogaster with the view of ameliorating same.
Developing a Framework of an Innovative Supply Chain in Thai Manufacturing Firms: An Interaction of Social Capital Theory and Knowledge-Based View

The prime objective of the currents study is to explore and describe an innovative supply chain for the Thai manufacturing firms. The study has examined the direct impact of SC partner innovation, product innovation strategy, organizational innovation climate (OIC) and strategic relationship on the partner innovation performance. In addition to that the mediating role of product innovation strategy in the relationship between SC partner innovation and partner innovation performance is examined. Finally, the study has examined the moderating roe of organizational innovation climate and strategic relationship. The knowledge-based view and the social capital theory are used to develop the conceptual model. This idea has been extended in this research by analyzing the way in which it happens. For instance, it has been argued that there is a need for a suitable internal environment for innovation that can improve the chain of innovation linking innovativeness of partners in the supply chain with innovation strategy of the focal firm. In the next step, the right external climate can be set by establishing a strategic relation with partners in the supply chain to get innovative ideas. Lack of a cooperative environment cannot result in effective knowledge sharing with the partners in the network. This research study is unique in the sense that it complements the innovation chain with climate chain. Additions are made to the current knowledge by this study through the extension of the fact that value chains and SC for understanding the process of innovation chains. It is revealed through PIS that there is a positive influence on the performance of product innovation. There is a need to blend the internal climate for innovation and the external efforts with important suppliers to tap innovative ideas.
Fiscal Decentralization In District Of Karawang, Indonesia

This study examines whether the implementation of fiscal decentralization in District of Karawang can enhance the local government revenue over the period 2009 – 2018. We use dependency ratio, effectiveness ratio, and the degree of decentralization as metrics of fiscal decentralization. Our study found that Karawang had a better level of development of financial independence over time. However, local government of Karawang did not consider the potential revenues of regions. Thus, they were not able to set higher targets on regional revenues. In addition, the regency of Karawang was classified as not being able to carry out fiscal decentralization properly.
Analisis Perbandingan Kecepatan Transfer Data Dengan Kabel USB Tipe A Dan USB Tipe C

Every technology device these days should have a lot of components which support the performance of the devices, one of the components is Universal Serial Bus or known as USB. USB is a communication protocol on a device that can be use as a connection between devices. There's a lot of type from USB it self, such as USB type A and USB type C, and both have their own capabilities. We can find USB type A are still used this time especially on smartphones, but slowly we can feel the impact of appearence of USB type C is can shift the position of USB A because of its superior ability compared to USB A. According to that, it have been tested between cables with USB A connector and USB C connector with experimental research to find out the quality of USB as seen from the transfer rates of the two types of USB. The result of the experiment, explains that USB cable with type A connector is faster than USB type C. Results of the experiment are inversely proportional to the theory because of many factors that influence.
Developing A Narae Chagi Kicking Exercise Model For Beginner Taekwondoins In Special Region Of Yogyakarta

Abstrak The purpose of this research was to produce an exercise model in the form of simulation of narae chagi development technique for beginner tekwondoins in Special Region of Yogyakarta. The technique simulation was adapted to the characteristic aspects of upper elementary school age students through physical activities focusing on multilateral movements packed in a manual book and VCD (Video Compact Disk). The approach taken in this research was research and development. ConclusionThe product development of narae chagi technique simulation model for beginner taekwondoins was done in eight stages, namely: (1) collecting research result and information, (2) analyzing the product to be developed, (3) developing the initial product, (4) doing expert validation , (5) conducting small-scale and revisedtrials,(6)conductinglarge-scaletrialsandrevisions,(7)makingfinalproducts,and(8) testing effectiveness. The results of this study in the form of narae chagi kick exercises on novice taekwondoins which contains five games, namely: (1) preparation model, (a) initial attitude, (b) basic motion, (2) implementation model, (a) kick, (b) landing, (3) simulations model.
Model of Anticipation Guidance Through Family Centered Care (FCC) to Increase Family Competence in Newborn Baby

Anticipation guidance based on Family-Centered Care (FCC) is a mentoring model for sharing information about baby care in order to prepare pregnant women and families to have competence in caring for babies. This study aims to determine the effect of FCC-based anticipatory guidance on family practices in baby care. This study designed as a quasi-experimental study using a control group conducted in the City of Bima from June to November 2018. The sample size studied was determined by the accidental sampling method with a sample size of 25 respondents for each group. The chi-square test has analyzed data. Research shows that there is no significant difference between FCC-based anticipation guidance and Early Breastfeeding Initiation (p = 0.358), umbilical cord care (p = 0.703) and breastfeeding (p = 0.375), however, the frequency of respondents receiving FCC-based anticipation guidance carries out IMD practices and breastfeeding alone up to the age of two months are greater than anticipatory guidance groups that are not FCC based. The family-centered anticipation guidance model through home visits needs to be applied to bring the distance closed between the community and health workers.
Prevalence and determinants of inappropriate admission and hospitalization in Iran: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Background: A huge portion of health expenditure is attributed to hospital services. Thus, it is important to use the resources appropriately. Many studies have measured inappropriate admissions and hospitalizations. The aim of this study was to review them systematically and determine the pooled quantity as well as the reasons behind such admissions and hospitalizations. Methods: PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, Google scholar, and internal databases such as Sid, Magiran, and Barkat were searched in January 2018. Moreover, the grey literature was also performed. All studies which had assessed the appropriateness and inappropriateness of services were included. Newcastle-Ottawa scale was used for quality appraisal. I2 test, subgroup analysis, metaregression, and sensitivity analysis were performed. STATA was used for analysis. There was neither time limitation nor language limitation. The registration number in PROSPERO is CRD42019123401. Results: Of 1576 studies, 15 met the inclusion criteria. The number of medical files ranged from 198 to 1815. Most of the studies (14) were performed in teaching hospitals. AEP was the most frequent tool for assessing inappropriateness of the services. The pooled inappropriate admission and hospitalization were 11% (95% CI= 8% - 14%)) and 13 % (95% CI= 10%-16%)), respectively. The most important determinants for inappropriate hospitalizations were attributed to physicians. Conclusion: A huge portion of health care services is inappropriate. Thus, it is highly recommended to monitor physicians more than before, as the more they are monitored, the less inappropriate the delivered services will be.
A Visual Analytics Dashboard to support iCBT Therapists

This research lifts Internet-based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (iCBT) further by introducing visual analytics dashboard techniques to facilitate iCBT therapists in organising and carrying out their work in a potential more efficient way. Following a design science methodology we developed a web-app and dashboard that processes standardized mental health screening questionnaires and visualizes the result at both individual patient and group levels. The dashboard was evaluated through user testing and semi-structured interviews by two experts (one psychiatrist and one psychologist), who responded with great interest and enthusiasm, and gave suggestions for further development. Finally, scalability issues using HL7 FHIR are addressed.
Comparison of Suppression Head Impulse and Conventional Head Impulse Test Protocols

⋅Copyright c 2019 by The Korean Balance Society. All rights reserved. ⋅This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0) which permits unrestricted non-commercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Objectives: The head impulse test paradigm (HIMP) assesses semicircular canal function by measuring compensatory saccades during head movements as an indication of an impaired vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR). The recently introduced suppression head impulse test paradigm (SHIMP) examines anticompensatory saccades after head movements as a measure of intact VOR. Thus, HIMP measures a decrease in vestibular function, whereas SHIMP measures residual function. We evaluated the effectiveness of SHIMP, compared HIMP and SHIMP results in the same subjects, and examined the relationship between the 2 tests. Methods: HIMP and SHIMP protocols were performed in 73 patients. The patients were instructed to maintain their gaze on a fixed target for the HIMP, or a moving target for the SHIMP during head impulses. The VOR gain and saccade parameters were compared. Results: HIMP and SHIMP data were obtained for all ears except in 3 patients. The VOR gain with SHIMP was smaller than for HIMP, but showed significant correlation (r=0.8356, p<0.001) and substantial agreement (k=0.79). However, neither the percentage of saccades (appearance of HIMP compensatory saccades and reduction of SHIMP anticompensatory saccades) nor their amplitudes were correlated between the 2 tests. Conclusions: The HIMP and SHIMP protocols are valuable tools to evaluate VOR during high-velocity head movements. Our results confirm their agreement as measures of VOR gain during head impulses, but also show that the relationship between compensatory and anticompensatory saccades is not straightforward. Thus, care should be taken during clinical interpretation of either protocol. Res Vestib Sci 2019;18(4):91-97
Does information literacy correlate and affect the job commitment

Objective: The study aims to assess the impact and correlation of information literacy on the job commitment of public library workers of two Iranian western and eastern provinces. Method: The research is designed on a descriptive method, applying a survey data gathering methodology. The population are all librarians of public libraries of Kermanshah and South Khorasan provinces during 2014-2015. The sample population of study, consisting of 147 individuals, was chosen through random stratified sampling method. To gather the data, information literacy questionnaire and job commitment standard questionnaire were used. Validity of questionnaires was confirmed by content validity evaluation. To ensure reliability of the questionnaires, Cronbach’s alpha correlation was calculated. Coefficient value of Cronbach’s alpha gained was 0.93 and 0.91 for information literacy and job commitment, respectively. Results: A high over all positive relation between information literacy skills and job commitment among the employees of research population was observed. A significant relation between each dimension of information literacy of employees and their job commitment according to their information literacy skills was revealed. Moreover, there was a significant relation between information literacy and each facet of job commitment of employees. Information literacy facets predicted 43 percent of job commitment variance. Conclusion: This paper revealed a positive development of information literacy skills affecting job commitment among employees.
An evaluation of tuberculosis surveillance system in a health district in Ghana

Background: Tuberculosis remains a major global health problem. It is one of the top 10 causes of death worldwide. In Africa, there were estimated 2.7 million new cases of tuberculosis and 450 thousand deaths in 2014. In Ghana, incidence rate of TB was estimated to be 152 per 100,000 populations in 2017 according to the WHO estimates. We evaluated a health district (Ejisu-Juaben) Tuberculosis surveillance system to describe its operations, attributes, determine its usefulness and whether its objectives were being met. Methods: This descriptive study was conducted using the Center for Disease Control and Prevention updated guidelines for evaluating public health surveillance systems and the Ghana Health Service Standard Operating Procedures for priority diseases and conditions (2012). Study participants who were purposively sampled were interviewed with a semi-structured questionnaires and dataset from January 2016 to December 2018 were reviewed at various levels of the surveillance system. Data was collected and analyzed with Epi Info 7.2 between 1 February, 2019 and 30 April, 2019. Results: The surveillance system was useful and partially met its objectives and targets. It was well structured, simple, stable, flexible and of good data quality. It was also averagely acceptable and representative. However, it recorded poor sensitivity of 15.12% and poor predictive value positive (PVP) of 12.27% in 2018. The yearly total cost of operation of the TB surveillance system was ¢79,950.76 ($16,316.44 USD). Conclusions: The surveillance system was useful and met its objectives partially. The sensitivity, PVP, acceptability and representativeness need improvement in order to justify its relevance.