Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
AUTOMATIC GENERATION OF THE DOMAIN-SPECIFIC SENTIMENT RUSSIAN DICTIONARIES

This paper presents an algorithm for generating the Domain-Specific Sentiment Russian dictionary using a graph model. It is important to emphasize that the described algorithm does not require any human-labeling, but just a sufficiently large corpus of Russian texts from the subject area, which can be generated automatically for most domains. Our algorithm is not strictly confined to the Russian language and, if necessary, can be generalized to develop dictionaries in other languages. Dictionaries of positive and negative words are created using the analysis of the graph constructed on unlabeled corpus of the Domain-Specific Russian texts. The graph was built using the approach described in [6], pre-adapted to texts in Russian. The applicability of this method to create a graph for prediction of polarity of adjectives in reviews in Russian language is experimentally evaluated. The original method of graph processing for splitting the vertex set of this graph into subsets of positive and negative words was proposed and implemented. The algorithm starts with gathering a small seed set of adjectives, polarity of which is unambiguous irrespective of a subject area (for example, “bad”, “good”, “terrible”, “excellent”). Further, words are distributed iteratively: each time a vertex is added to the set, if the vertex is most strongly associated with the already existing vertices in the set. Several weighting functions on the edges were compared, as well as functions of attraction to the sets of positive and negative words with the aim of composing the most accurate dictionaries of positive and negative adjectives for a specific subject area.
Synthetic population generation in presence of data inconsistencies

The advent of microsimulation in the transportation sector has created the need for extensive disaggregate data concerning the population whose behaviour is modelled. Due to the cost of collecting this data and the existing privacy regulations, this need is often met by the creation of a synthetic population on the basis of aggregate data. While several techniques for generating such a population are known, they suffer from a number of limitations. The first is the need for a sample of the population for which fully disaggregated data must be collected, although such samples may not exist or may not be financially feasible. The second limiting assumption is that the aggregate data used must be consistent, a situation which is most unusual because this data often comes from different sources and is collected, possibly at different moments, using different protocols. The paper presents a new synthetic population generator in the class of the Synthetic Reconstruction methods, whose objective is to obviate these limitations. It proceeds in three main successive steps: generation of individuals, generation of household type’s joint distributions and generation of households proper. The main idea in these generation steps is to use data at the most disaggregate level possible to define joint distributions, from which individuals and households are randomly drawn. The method also makes explicit use of both continuous and discrete optimization and used the χ metric to estimate distances between estimated and generated distributions. The new generator is applied for constructing a synthetic population of approximately 10,000,000 individuals and 4,350,000 households localized in the 589 municipalities of Belgium. The statistical quality of the generated population is discussed using criteria extracted from the literature, and its is shown that the new population generator produces excellent results.
TITLE : Roles of body image-related experiential avoidance and uncommitted living in the link between body image and women ’ s quality of life RUNNING HEAD : Body image and women ’ s quality of life

The current study aimed to test whether the associations of body mass index, body image discrepancy, and social comparison based on physical appearance with women’s psychological quality of life (QoL) would be explained by the mechanisms of body imagerelated experiential avoidance and patterns of uncommitted living. The sample was collected from October 2014 to March 2015 and included 737 female college students (aged between 18 and 25 years) who completed validated self-report measures. Results demonstrated that the final path model explained 43% of psychological QoL and revealed an excellent fit. Body image-related experiential avoidance had a meditational role in the association between body image discrepancy and psychological QoL. Further, the link between social comparison based on physical appearance and psychological QoL was partially mediated by body image-related experiential avoidance and uncommitted living. These findings indicate that the key mechanisms of the relationship between body image and young women’s QoL were those related to maladaptive emotion regulation. It thus seems that interventions aiming to promote mental health in this population should promote acceptance of internal experiences related to physical appearance (e.g., sensations, thoughts, or emotions) and the engagement in behaviours committed to life values. Key-words: psychological quality of life; body image-related experiential avoidance; uncommitted living; social comparison based on physical appearance; body image. Introduction Body image has been considered a major concern for women in today’s Western societies (Mond et al. 2013). The frequent perception of having a different body from the “ideal” thin figure, often overvalued by the society and the media, may be a source of great emotional distress (Mond et al. 2013; Sypeck et al. 2006). Also, body image difficulties do not
UvA-DARE (Digital Academic Repository) Conceptual Aspects of Gauge/Gravity Duality

We give an introductory review of gauge/gravity duality, and associated ideas of holography, emphasising the conceptual aspects. The opening sections gather the ingredients, viz. anti-de Sitter spacetime, conformal ﬁeld theory and string theory, that we need for presenting, in Sect. 5, the central and original example: Maldacena’s AdS/CFT correspondence. Sections 6 and 7 develop the ideas of this example, also in applications to condensed matter systems, QCD, and hydrodynamics. Sections 8 and 9 discuss the possible extensions of holographic ideas to de Sitter spacetime and to black holes. Section 10 discusses the bearing of gauge/gravity duality on two philosophical topics: the equivalence of physical theories, and the idea that spacetime, or some features of it, are emergent.
OVIPOSITION DETERRENCE AND ADULT EMERGENCE INHIBITION ACTIVITIES OF CYMBOPOGON NARDUS AGAINST CULEX QUINQUEFASCIATUS WITH STUDY ON NON-TARGET ORGANISMS

The present study aimed to investigate the oviposition deterrent and adult emergence inhibition activities of non-polar solvent extract of Cymbopogon nardus whole plant against Culex quinquefasciatus mosquito with effect on non-target organisms. During the oviposition deterrent activity, the 1000 ppm concentration of extract showed maximum (71.9±3.3 %) effective repellence (ER). The lowest concentration (31.25 ppm) caused 13.4±1.3 % ER. The oviposition activity index (OAI) of the gravid female Cx. quinquefasciatus was estimated. For each concentration, negative OAI value was found. The negative OAIs values indicated that the n-hexane extracts of C. nardus wholeplant is oviposition repellent. Lowest OAI value was exhibited by 1000 ppm extract solution. During the adult emergence inhibition (EI) activity, the C. nardus n-hexane extract solutions restricted adult emergence. There occurred 31±17.9 % adult emergence from the containers containing 1000 ppm extract solution. From the container containing 125 ppm extract solution, 82.3 ± 5.6 % adult emerged. The 1000 ppm of extract solution caused 66.2 ± 19.5 % EI. At 125 ppm extract solution, 12.2 ± 6.5 % EI was observed. There was a positive correlation between extract concentration and EI % (R square =0.86). The EI50 value of C. nardus was 515.2 ppm. During the study of effect of Cymbopogon nardus whole-plant n-hexane extract on non-target aquatic insects i.e., damselfly and dragonfly nymphs, the extract caused no mortality of any nymph up to 500 ppm. However, at 1000 ppm concentration, the plant extract caused some mortality (5 %). During the study of effect of extract on grass carp fish (Ctenopharingodon idella), there occurred no mortality during 24-hour exposure. During the study of effect of extract on rabbits, there occurred no mortality and found no significant alterations in the normal biochemical and hematological parameters. Photomicrographs of microtome sections of liver and kidney of extract treated rabbit groups showed normal histoarchitecture. From the findings of the present research, it was concluded that the n-hexane extract of C. nardus whole-plant possesses oviposition deterrent and adult emergence inhibition activities against Cx. quinquefasciatus. It was also concluded that the n-hexane extract of C. nardus whole plant is least toxic to damselfly and dragonfly nymphs. The extract does not cause mortality or behavioural Ilahi et al.: Oviposition deterrence and adult emergence inhibition activities of Cymbopogon nardus against Culex quinquefasciatus with study on non-target organisms 4916 APPLIED ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH 17(2):4915-4931. http://www.aloki. hu ● ISSN 1589 1623 (Print) ● ISSN 1785 0037 (Online) DOI: http://dx.doi. org/10.15666/aeer/1702_49154931  2019, ALÖKI Kft. , Budapest, Hungary abnormality in fish. The ingestion of C. nardus whole-plant n-hexane extract in rabbits do not cause mortality or alterations in the normal biochemical and haematological parameters of rabbits.
0 Passive Institutional Ownership and Executive Compensation : Monitoring or Crowding Out ?

By using the Russell 1000/2000 index reconstitutions to identify exogenous variations in institutional ownership, we examine the impact of passive institutions on executive compensation. Our key finding is that institutional ownership is strongly negatively associated with share ownership held by executives. In relation to this finding, we identify weaker pay-performance relationship due to reduced executive ownership. Whereas higher ownership by passive institutions tends to cause a structural change in executive pay from salary to stock options, there is no meaningful change in the level of total compensation. Our findings cannot be explained by a monitoring role of passive institutional investors. Instead, they are consistent with a crowding out effect: managerial ownership declines in response to higher ownership by institutions.
Détection spatio-temporelle d’objets par apprentissage profond : l’entrelacement vidéo pour améliorer le suivi multi-objets

We propose a new framework for multi-object detection and tracking based on a spatio-temporal model and a deep detector to detect objects in interlaced images. The detector used is based on deep convolutional neural networks specialized in detecting objects in interlaced images and a classical association algorithm to perform the association. Interlaced objects are built to increase overlap during the association step, which has improved the multi-object tracking performance over the same detector/association algorithm applied to non-interlaced images. The effectiveness and robustness of this contribution is demonstrated by experiments on public tracking databases such as the PETS 2009 and TUD databases.
Metrology and Characterisation of Thermally Sprayed Coatings

Modifying highly loaded surfaces of cylinders of piston engines is a method of minimising wear and friction. There already exist coatings like ALUSIL which are used in the cylinders of some BMW and Porsche engines. The advantages of these coatings are very hard silicon particles that protrude from the aluminium matrix in which the silicon is embedded. Below the silicon particles there is volume to store oil, improving the tribological performance. Another method of modifying a surface is thermal spraying which generates pores. A common way of characterising these thermally sprayed coatings is using a micrograph and thus only using a cut instead of the whole surface. This paper describes a method to characterise the pores. The metrology of these coatings is based on a white light interferometer that provides areal measurements. A segmentation method based on watershed transformation is suggested to segment the pores that can store the oil improving the tribologicial properties of the surface. Several characterisation methods describe the surface not only in an integral way but also with properties of each pore like area, depth, volume and direction.
Katarina Samuelsson Collegiality in Context of Institutional Logics : A Conceptual Review

This article presents an analysis and discussion of the conceptions of teacher collegiality in times of restructuring, where a shift in the governance of teachers’ work from bureaucratic to market principles can be identified. In addition, several actors from different cultural and social worlds want to contribute to education policy and school success, often through collegiality. Through a conceptual research review, a selection of articles on how teacher collegiality is assigned meaning in the context of different institutional logics is analysed. Different kinds of collegiality are presented, all of which have something to contribute to the understanding of teachers’ work; however, they imply different things. Such differences need to be clarified in order to improve the exchange of ideas, cooperation, and mutual understanding between actors in different cultural and social worlds. Researchers, actors, and experts in market-driven societies will thereby have a better chance to exchange ideas and actually understand each other.
Stepping into the 60s:

In 1957 Kuhn publishes The Copernican Revolution, and in 1962 The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. Most commentators believe both works to be an expression of the same philosophical project. Against this interpretation, we argue that there is a lack of continuity between both books, arising from the fact that between 1957 and 1958 Kuhn comes into contact with the works of Hanson, Wittgenstein and Feyerabend, whose influence marks a break from his previous work. We also suggest that in 1957 Kuhn applies a case-based historiography, and, in 1962, a structural historiography. We conclude that there is no relationship of continuity between Kuhn’s first two works.
BRING PageRank TO THE INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK

The PageRank algorithm was introduced to rank the important nodes on an actual air traffic control network. In order to verify its ability to identify the important nodes in the network, PageRank algorithm was compared with the other three node ranking methods and simulation verification was conducted via the disaster spreading dynamics model. The results showed that as compared with the other three ranking methods, PageRank algorithm had a stronger ability to identify important nodes, so it could be used to rank the important nodes on infrastructure networks.
Part-Based Pedestrian Detection and Tracking for Driver Assistance using two stage Classifier

Pedestrian detection is an essential and significant task in any intelligent video surveillance system, as it provides the fundamental information for semantic understanding of the video footages and for improving safety systems for accident prevention. Pedestrian detection and tracking for driver assistance is mainly for the purpose of protecting the pedestrians using the automatic braking. This paper presents a state-of-the-art pedestrian detection system based on a two-stage classifier with Multiple Target Tracking. Candidates are detected and extracted with a Haar-cascade classifier trained with the Daimler Detection Benchmark data set. Then the extracted candidates are validated through a part-based histogram-of-oriented gradient (HOG) classifier with the aim of lowering the number of false positives. The surviving candidates are then filtered with feature-based Multiple Target Tracking (MTT) system tracking to enhance the recognition robustness and improve the result’s stability. Use of MTT in driver assistant systems makes them very efficient and effective in collision avoidance and early warning. The system has been implemented on a prototype vehicle and offers high performance in terms of several metrics, such as detection rate, false positives per hour, and frame rate.
PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON THE PHYTOCHEMICAL SCREENING AND ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF THE METHANOL EXTRACT OF Kigelia africana LEAVES AND STEMS AGAINST Candida albicans AND Salmonella typhi

Kigelia africana leaf and stem samples (150g) were extracted with Methanol solvent (250cm3) at 60oC for 8 hours. The extracts weres phytochemically screened for the secondary metabolites present and also subjected to antimicrobial test against Salmonella typhi and Candida albicans. The results showed that the extract of Kigelia africana leaves contains tannins, flavonoid, saponin and glycoside. Also, the extract was able to inhibit the growth of the two microorganisms with a minimum inhibitory concentration of 10mg/ml for both Candida albicans and Salmonella typh
THE IMPACT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION ON THE AUSTRALIAN WINE INDUSTRY

This study examined the entrepreneurial environment of the Australian wine industry using Lumpkin and Dess’ (1996) Entrepreneurial Orientation (EO) dimensions: innovation, risk taking, proactiveness, autonomy and competitive aggressiveness. A review of existing literature and previous studies which used Lumpkin and Dess’ (1996) EO dimensions was conducted. A questionnaire was then developed and sent to selected companies in the Australian wine industry. Follow-up, using semi-structured interviews, was undertaken with some respondents from the first stage. This multi-method approach assisted in making the results more robust. This study demonstrated that a strong entrepreneurial orientation within a firm in the Australian wine industry could lead to improved business performance. Though the findings were related to this industry, the EO dimensions approach appears to be a worthwhile tool in entrepreneurship research. However, further studies will be required in other industries to validate this conclusion. This paper was presented at the Small Enterprise Association of Australia and New Zealand (SEAANZ) Conference, 26-29 September 2004, Brisbane, Australia. This paper is a work in progress. Material in the paper cannot be used without permission of the author. DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT WORKING PAPER SERIES I S S N 1 3 2 7 – 5 2 1 6
Title Two-toone color-response mapping and the presence of semantic conflict in the Stroop task

Title Two-to-one color-response mapping and the presence of semantic conflict in the Stroop task Authors(s) Hasshim, Nabil; Parris, Benjamin A. Publication date 2014-10-14 Publication information Frontiers in Psychology, 5 (Article 1157): Publisher Frontiers Item record/more information http://hdl.handle. net/10197/10227 Publisher's statement © 2014 Hasshim and Parris. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY). The use, distribution or reproduction in other forums is permitted, provided the original author(s) or licensor are credited and that the original publication in this journal is cited, in accordance with accepted academic practice. No use, distribution or reproduction is permitted which does not comply with these terms. Publisher's version (DOI) 10.3389/fpsyg.2014. 01157
Oncolytic Activity of the E 1 B-55 kDa-deleted Adenovirus ONYX-015 Is Independent of Cellular p 53 Status in Human Malignant Glioma Xenografts 1

Treatment of malignant gliomas remains a major challenge in adults and children because of high treatment failure. The E1B 55 kDa-gene deleted adenovirus, ONYX-015 (ONYX Pharmaceuticals), was demonstrated to replicate selectively in and lyse tumor cells. Currently ongoing clinical trials of ONYX-015 in head and neck tumors are promising. Here, we demonstrate ONYX-015-mediated cell lysis and antitumor activity in three of four s.c. human malignant glioma xenografts deriving from primary tumors. Intratumoral injections of ONYX-015, 1 10 plaque-forming units daily for 5 consecutive days, yielded significant tumor growth delay in the p53 mutant xenografts IGRG88 and the p53 wild-type IGRG93 and IGRG121 treated at an advanced tumor stage. The p53 wild-type tumors IGRG93 and IGRG121 experienced 45% and 82% complete tumor regressions. Four and 8 of 11 animals, respectively, survived tumor free 4 months after treatment. Widespread intratumoral adenoviral replication was observed in tumor cells of these two xenografts compared with only scattered replication in the p53-mutant tumors. In addition to a fast tumor growth rate, wild-type p53 status was associated with increased antitumor activity of the E1B-attenuated virus, and induction of functional p53 may therefore determine adenoviral cytolysis in tumor cells. In conclusion, ONYX-015 displayed a major antitumor activity in human xenografts derived from primary malignant glioma supporting its development in the treatment of these highly malignant tumors.
Expresion patterns of genes , regulating lipid metabolism in prostate tumors

G. V. Gerashchenko, O. A. Kononenko, Yu. M. Bondarenko © 2018 G. V. Gerashchenko et al.; Published by the Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics, NAS of Ukraine on behalf of Biopolymers and Cell. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited UDC 577.218+616.65
P 307 EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PRESERVATION METHODS IN THE FATTY ACID PROFILE OF THE BIVALVE CALLISTA CHIONE

Laboratory of Food Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, University of Athens, Zografou, 15784 Athens, Greece Instrumental Food Analysis Laboratory. Department of Food Technology, Technological Educational Institution of Athens, Ag. Spyridonos 12210 Egaleo, Greece Fisheries Laboratory. Department of Food Technology, Technological Educational Institution of Athens, Ag. Spyridonos 12210 Egaleo, Greece *E-mail: v_sinanoglou@yahoo.gr, vsina@teiath.gr
Behavioral Problems In Children With Nephrotic Syndrome

Chronic illness is an important factor causing behavioral and psychological difficulties in children. Yet, the psychosocial aspect of care may be overlooked in the pressure to control the disease process itself. This study is an effort to evaluate the prevalence of behavioral problems among children with nephrotic syndrome and to assess the relationship between some disease and treatment related variables and the development of such abnormalities in these children. It was a case-control study conducted at the Pediatric Nephrology Clinic, Sohag University Hospital Sohag, Egypt. It included 60 children with nephrotic syndrome (28 boys and 32 girls) with an age range of 4-15 years and a mean age of 10.1 ± 2.8 (± SD). Thirty children matched for age, sex and socioeconomic status were taken as a control group. The Pediatric Symptom Checklist-17 (PSC-17) was used to assess the psychosocial problems among children of both groups. Our results revealed that nephrotic syndrome had a negative effect on the psychosocial behavior of children. Older age, longer duration of illness, female gender and use of corticosteroids showed significant association with the presence of behavioral problems in these children.