Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
EXCESS OF PLASMA CELLS WITH PSEUDO-GAUCHER CELLS IN A CASE OF TUBERCULOSIS – A CASE REPORT

Introduction: There were limited data of “People Living with HIV/AIDS” (PLHA). The data of PLHA were analyzed in time, place and person and socio-economic status and recommended for prevention of HIV infection. Objective of study were to describe the PLHAs in term of time, place and person distribution and their socio-demographic status, to detect the mode of transmission of HIV and to recommend for prevention of spread HIV infection and social security. Methodology: The information about socio-demographic status and exposure history of PLHAs since 2010 was collected. Data were analyzed by using Epi-info software. Results: Among 329 PLHAs, 165 (50%) were men and 42 (13%) were children <14 years and they acquired HIV through blood transfusion 26 (62%). A maximum 276 (84%) PLHAs were age group 15 45 years. Out of 25 Community Block in district, maximum PLHAs were distributed at Tamluk Block 56 (17%) followed by Paskura 43 (13%). Of PLHAs, 246 (75%) had family income rupees <2000.00 per month and 138 (38%) of them were laborer and 85 (26%) home maker (house-wife). Highest 289 (88%) of PLHAs acquired HIV through heterosexual route. Conclusion: Heterosexual transmission of HIV showed among low income and laborer. The counseling for safe sex practice, employment people and social amenities were recommended.
Evaluacija i klasifikacija korišćenja sintaksnih informacija u određivanju semantičke sličnosti kratkih tekstova

This paper outlines and categorizes ways of using syntax information in a number of algorithms for determining short text semantic similarity. Algorithm performance was evaluated using the results of a paraphrase detection test on the Microsoft Research Paraphrase Corpus. Among the described algorithms and approaches to using syntax information we identify those best suited for application in languages with limited electronic linguistic tools and, with that goal in mind, we propose a new algorithm classification. EVALUATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF SYNTAX INFORMATION USAGE IN DETERMINING SHORT TEXT SEMANTIC SIMILARITY Vuk Batanović, Dragan Bojić
EasyChair Preprint No 1321 On constitutive choices for growth terms in binary fluid mixtures

The differential system of balance equations for a binary mixture of fluids as the system of a single fluid, plus that relating to diffusive motion, is used to present constitutive proposals for the terms of exchange and to verify the metaphysical principles of Truesdell. After two particular examples are considered presenting peculiar constitutive relations for such growth terms and study small plane waves in order to verify the influence of these terms on the solutions. Vincenzo Giacobbe and Pasquale Giovine
On the Evolutionary Fitness of Rationality

This work analyses the interaction of perfectly rational agents in a market with coexisting boundedly rational traders. Whether an individual agent is perfectly rational or boundedly rational is determined endogenously depending on each types market performance. Perfect rationality implies full knowledge of the model including the non-linear switching process itself. Policy function iteration is used to find a recursive minimal state variable solution of the highly nonlinear system and I show that this solution is not necessarily bounded. Depending on the parameterization, agents’ interaction can trigger complicated endogenous fluctuations that are well captured by the solution algorithm. In such financial market setup rational agents might adapt sentiment beliefs and so fail to mitigate speculative behavior, and boundedly rational agents are not necessarily driven out of the market. While up to a certain point the presence of fully rational agents tends to have stabilizing effects it may later amplify endogenous fluctuations.
Control of discontinuous shear thickening with the help of a magnetic field

Highly concentrated suspensions of iron particles in water can be obtained thanks to the use of superplastifier molecules which are currently used in concrete industry. These suspensions are usually shear thickening when the shear rate is increased in the absence of magnetic field. When the experiment is conducted at constant shear rate the jamming transition can be triggered by the application of a small magnetic field. We then observe a huge increase of the stress for a critical critical shear stress whose value decreases as the applied shear rate is increased. Using a high torque viscosimeter we show that in the jamming domain a constant stress higher than 150kPa can be obtained for low magnetic fields. We shall compare this transition to the one which are observed in other suspensions of non magnetic particles where we have used the same superplastifier. The fact that high stress can be triggered by low magnetic fields opens the way to new applications
OPTIMAL DISTRIBUTED CONTROL PROBLEM FOR THE MODIFIED SWIFT-HOHENBERG EQUATIONS

This article concerns the optimal distributed control for the modified Swift-Hohenberg equation. Using the Dubovitskii and Milyutin functional analytical approach, we prove the Pontryagin maximum principle of the controlled modified Swift-Hohenberg equation. A necessary optimality condition is established for the problem in fixed final time horizon case. Also we indicate how to utilize the obtained results.
FLOW VISUALIZATION AROUND A NON-CIRCULAR TUBE

The flow behavior around a cam shaped tube in a cross flow has been investigated experimentally using flow visualization and pressure distribution measurements. The range of attack angle and Reynolds number based on an equivalent circular diameter are within o 360 α 0 ≤ ≤ and 4 eq 4 10 3.4 Re 10 2 × 〈 〈 × , respectively. The pressure drag features are clarified in relation to the flow behavior around the tube. It is found that the highest pressure drag coefficient occurs at α = 90° and 270 ° over the whole range of Reynolds number. Results show that the pressure drag coefficient of the cam shaped tube is lower than that of a circular tube with the same surface area for more of the attack angles.
BREAST FEEDING TECHNIQUE EDUCATION TO ONSET OF LACTATION OF CAESAREAN SECTION-DELIVERED MOTHER

Introduction. The woman that did her delivery by caesarean section would have slower onset of lactation compared to normal delivery, because surgical procedure would resist breast milk production process. This study aimed to analyze the effectivity of breastfeeding technique education related to lactation onset of caesarean section-delivered mother in Mataram City General Hospital. Method. This research was a quasi-experimental research. This research was held in Mataram City General Hospital. There were 24 intervention and 24 control samples. The independent variable was breastfeeding technique education, and the dependent variable was onset of lactation of caesarean section-delivered mother. Other variables measured were age, occupation, education, number (times) of giving birth, and caesarean section delivery. Sample collection technique was using consecutive sampling and data analysis was using univariable and bivariable chi-square. Result. There was signifi cant relation between breastfeeding technique education and onset of lactation of caesarean section-delivered mother in the intervention group (chi square score= 0.026), but there was no signifi cant relation between breastfeeding technique education and onset of lactation of caesarean section-delivered mother in the control group (chi square score = 0.563). Discussion. There was signifi cant effect of breastfeeding education for mother that was given intervention, like counseling, compared to control group that was only given leafl et related to mother’s Onset of lactation after caesarean section delivery. Keyword : Breastfeeding Education, Onset of lactation, Caesarean Section
Harmonic cochains and K-theory for Q A 2-groups

If is a torsion free Q A2-group acting on an Q A2 building , and A is the associated boundary C -algebra, it is proved that K0.A / ̋ R Š R2 , where ˇ2 D dimR H . ; R/. Mathematics Subject Classification (2010). 46L80; 58B34, 51E24, 20G25.
Exploring GPGPUs Workload Characteristics and Power Consumption

While general purpose computing on GPUs continues to enjoy higher computing performance with every new generation. The high power consumption of GPUs is an increasingly important concern. To create power-efficient GPUs, it is important to thoroughly study its power consumption. The power consumption of GPUs varies significantly with workloads. Therefore, in this work we study GPU power consumption at a detailed level and its correlation with well-known workload characteristics such as IPC. The low IPC kernels are further explored for the possible bottlenecks.
ASCO in Action Brief : Value in Cancer Care

This ASCO in Action Brief is designed to bring members into a discussion about the complex concept of value in cancer care. In this era of heightened scrutiny of the U.S. health-care system, we believe that care for patients with cancer will increasingly be assessed on the value of that care, not just the cost. Such a significant shift in emphasis will require a collective understanding and accepted definition of what value in cancer care means. Building on our established history of tackling issues related to cost, quality, and value, the Society is engaging in a Board-level strategic initiative to define—in specific, concrete terms—value in cancer care.
Multi-player Bandits for Optimal Assignment with Heterogeneous Rewards

—We consider a distributed system where multiple users access the same set of arms. The mean rewards from the arms are unknown and could be different for each user (heterogeneous). No controller is available to coordinate arm selections by the users, and if multiple users select the same arm, they collide and none of them receive any reward. For such a completely decentralized system we develop algorithms that aim to achieve the highest expected total reward in the system (optimal assignment). Due to the lack of any direct communication between the users, we allow each user to exchange information by transmitting in a speciﬁc pattern and sense such transmissions from others. However, such transmissions and sensing for information exchange do not add to network reward. For the narrowband sensing scenarios, we ﬁrst develop Explore-and-Commit algorithms that converge to near-optimal allocation with high probability in a ﬁnite number of rounds. Building on this, we develop an algorithm named Explore-Signal-Exploit (ESE) that gives near logarithmic regret. We then develop a variant of ESE named ESE1 that enjoys optimal logarithmic bounds. Further, we extend the algorithm to handle the dynamic case where the players can enter and leave the system. We validate our claims through extensive experiments and show that our algorithms perform signiﬁcantly better than the state-of-the-art CSM-MAB, dE 3 , and dE 3 - TS algorithms.
Entanglement Entropy & Anomaly Inflow

We study entanglement entropy for parity-violating (time-reversal breaking) quantum field theories on R1,2 in the presence of a domain wall between two distinct parity-odd phases. The domain wall hosts a 1+1-dimensional conformal field theory (CFT) with non-trivial chiral central charge. Such a CFT possesses gravitational anomalies. It has been shown recently that, as a consequence, its intrinsic entanglement entropy is sensitive to Lorentz boosts around the entangling surface. Here, we show using various methods that the entanglement entropy of the three-dimensional bulk theory is also sensitive to such boosts owing to parity-violating effects, and that the bulk response to a Lorentz boost precisely cancels the contribution coming from the domain wall CFT. We argue that this can naturally be interpreted as entanglement inflow (i.e., inflow of entanglement entropy analogous to the familiar Callan-Harvey effect) between the bulk and the domain-wall, mediated by the low-lying states in the entanglement spectrum. These results can be generally applied to 2+1-d topological phases of matter that have edge theories with gravitational anomalies, and provide a precise connection between the gravitational anomaly of the physical edge theory and the low-lying spectrum of the entanglement Hamiltonian. 1 ar X iv :1 50 9. 04 96 9v 1 [ he pth ] 1 6 Se p 20 15
Magma Ascent at Lunar Impact Basins: Effects of Lithospheric Tectonic Stress Gradients, Brittle Failure, and Volatile Generation

GRADIENTS, BRITTLE FAILURE, AND VOLATILE GENERATION. P. J. McGovern, W. S. Kiefer, G. Y. Kramer, M. T. Zuber, J. C. Andrews-Hanna and J. W. Head III. Lunar and Planetary Institute, USRA, 3600 Bay Area Blvd., Houston, TX 77058 (mcgovern@lpi.usra.edu), Dept. EAPS, M.I. T. , Cambridge, MA 02139, Dept. of Geophysics, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO 80401, Dept. of Geological Sciences, Brown University, Providence, RI 02912.
LITHOSPHERIC BUCKLING AND INTRA-ARC STRESSES: A MECHANISM FOR ARC SEGMENTATION

Modern arcs have been subdivided into distinct segments based on features such as changes in the alignment of arc volcanoes, variations in seismic parameters (e.9. frequency, magnitude and distribution of earthquakes) and/or variations in arc lava chemistry. Models for segmentation are varied and include subduction of discontinuites on the ocean floor (transforms; ridges) and weaknesses in the overriding plate. However, these models are not generally applicable between or even within a given arc. Our investigation of 9 ocean-continent convergent margins has shown, however, that there are consistent patterns to segment development. Segments tend to form in 100-300 km lengths regardless of tectonic parameters such as convergence rate or subduction of ocean-floor features. Further, the are consistent relationships between the distribution of calderas in an arc and segment configuration: calderas are concentrated at segment margins and decrease in both size and number towards segment interiors. We model arc segmentation in terms of intra-arc stresses caused by buckling of the downgoing slab as it is subducted. Deformation and/or tearing of the subducted lithosphere induced by buckling provides sites for upwelling of asthenospheric material. As the ashenospheric material underplates the overriding slab, crustal thinning and extension occur, favoring the emplacement of caldera-forming magma chambers. Additionally, the large volumes and short residence times of magmas produced at these points precludes extensive modification of their chemistry by petrogenetic processes (e.g. fractionation, replenishment, assimilation and/or mixing) that are believed to be important in the evolution of more normal "arctype" calcalkaline compositions such as those found at segment interiors.
EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTATION OF LYSINE ON CARCASS CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL BROILERS

A growth trial of 6 weeks duration in broilers was conducted in a completely randomized design (CRD), comprising twelve dietary treatments; using 600 day-old commercial broiler chicks (Vencobb). The chicks were procured, wing banded, individually weighed and distributed randomly into twelve treatments, each treatment had ten replications with each replicate consisting of five chicks. The chicks were reared in battery brooders with optimum brooding conditions. The experimental diets were formulated with varying levels of lysine (1.18, 1.23, 1.28 and 1.33) during pre starter (0-14 d), (1.05, 1.08, 1.11 and 1.14) starter (15-28d) and (0.95, 0.98, 1.01 and 1.04) and finisher period (29-42d). Each level of lysine in all the three phases constituted three levels methionine (90, 100 and 110% of the cobb recommendation). The results of carcass studies reveals that the supplementation of lysine and methionine to broiler diets resulted in significant improvement in breast muscle yield, but the dressing percentage, weights of thigh yield, liver, heart and abdominal fat weight were unaffected.
WP / 19 / XX Sharing the Burden : Household-Level Evidence on Fiscal Consolidation in the European Union PRELIMINARY AND INCOMPLETE

We explore the distributional impact of fiscal consolidation during the European debt crisis using the narrative approach and household survey data. Adopting a fixed-effect framework, we show that both tax and spending consolidations negatively affect households’ food and housing consumption. We find tax hikes to be more contractionary than spending cuts. The impact tends to be larger for poorer and older households, albeit a great degree of nuance depending on the fiscal consolidation measures and the consumption category. Our results suggest that looking at the average effects alone masks the large heterogeneity across households. In some cases, not taking into account household wealth and age can lead to misleading results (e.g. a negative average multiplier). JEL Classification Numbers: H11, H62, H63
A Multi-level Universal Specification for Intelligent Characters (MUSIC)

Branches of the military are wasting time and money by duplicating efforts for proprietary scripted training systems. Training simulations offer tremendous promise in reducing costs and increasing realism but fail to achieve either aim. Efforts to create intelligent agents have been undertaken, but often are constrained to one simulation environment, leading to limited success. Standardization has failed, due to the fact that competing companies cling to their own solution as the “best and only way”. The Multi-level Universal Specification for Intelligent Characters (MUSIC) provides a standard that participating simulation systems (PSS) can adopt to gain access to intelligent characters that can act within their environment.
Explotación científica de productos PAZ en tareas de vigilancia y monitorización costera

Resumen: La misión PAZ surge ante la necesidad de un satélite SAR español que pueda proporcionar productos imagen radar para usuarios de seguridad y defensa, civiles y científicos. INTA es el responsable de la dirección técnica del Segmento Terreno, así como del desarrollo y operación del Centro de Calibración y Validación y de la Explotación Científica. Dentro de este ámbito de explotación, se desarrolla un demostrador de aplicaciones SAR marítimas (DeMSAR) como herramienta robusta capaz de llevar a cabo tareas de detección sobre la superficie marina, empleando las imágenes adquiridas por radares de apertura sintética. Se desarrolla bajo un marco de colaboración entre el INTA y la Universidad de Alcalá con el fin de convertirse en un demostrador de las capacidades de los sistemas aerotransportados de INTA y, en el futuro, para procesar los datos adquiridos por el sensor PAZ. Con capacidad de operar en modo automático de detección de barcos o mediante librerías de procesado SAR, DeMSAR ofrece una gran versatilidad al usuario en tareas de procesado tales como filtrado de ruido speckle, detección de líneas de costa, estimación de máscaras de tierra y detección y caracterización de barcos.
Clinical characteristics and outcomes of eclampsia patients admitted to the intensive care unit of China

Aim: To understand the clinical characteristics of eclampsia women and postpartum health status of mother and baby in China. Method: Retrospective analysis was made on 165 cases of eclampsia patients admitted to three municipal hospitals in Shandong, China, concerning their conditions on admission, rescue process, complications, mechanical ventilation, time in ICU and postpartum condition of mother and baby. Result: Among the eclampsia patients, 126 cases are antenatal eclampsia, 27 cases are postpartum eclampsia and 12 are both antenatal and postpartum eclampsia. Antenatal eclampsia cases suffered bad feelings such as headache, dizziness and blurred vision, etc. one hour to 7 days before tic, but this did not attract attention. 117 cases of the antenatal eclampsia cases were transferred from their local county hospital and during transfer 97 suffered tic again. 126 cases are pregnant women at normal age. Group of pregnancy weeks ≥37, Percentage of first pregnancy women and Apgar score of newborn babies are significantly higher than group of pregnancy weeks <34. Age of pregnant women, percentage of mechanical ventilation cases, time in ICU are all lower than group of pregnancy weeks <34. Craniocerebral CT or MRV after operation found positive results in 90.5% of the examination undertakers. Conclusion: Eclampsia cases are mainly pregnant women aged 25-35. High-age and second-pregnancy women have shorter pregnancy period. Pregnant women and baby have an obviously better condition than those with pregnancy weeks <34. Craniocerebral examination should be given to eclampsia patients for cerebrovascular diseases and be diagnosed as early as possible.
Neural Message Passing for Visual Relationship Detection

Visual relationship detection aims to detect the interactions between objects in an image; however, this task suffers from combinatorial explosion due to the variety of objects and interactions. Since the interactions associated with the same object are dependent, we explore the dependency of interactions to reduce the search space. We explicitly model objects and interactions by an interaction graph and then propose a message-passing-style algorithm to propagate the contextual information. We thus call the proposed method neural message passing (NMP). We further integrate language priors and spatial cues to rule out unrealistic interactions and capture spatial interactions. Experimental results on two benchmark datasets demonstrate the superiority of our proposed method. Our code is available at https: //github.com/PhyllisH/NMP .
Dynamical Chiral Symmetry Breaking and Weak Solutions of the Non-Perturbative Renormalization Group Equation

The non-perturbative renormalization group equations to analyze the dynamical chiral symmetry breaking are the nonlinear partial differential equations. Since the nonlinearity makes the physical solutions non-analytic, we mathematically loosen the condition for the solution and define the “weak solution”. The two types of weak solutions are introduced and successfully predict the physically correct vacuum, chiral condensates, dynamical mass, through its auto-convexizing power for the effective potential. Thus it works perfectly even for the first order phase transition in the finite density Nambu-Jona-Lasinio model.