Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Monitoring of Brain Tumor Response To Radio-Chemotherapy By DWI *

Imaging modalities are very attractive tools with respect to prediction of response to anticancer therapy due to noninvasive nature of these procedure, the possibility of repeating the test several times and the use of different imaging biomarkers. These modalities could be used before, during and after anticancer therapy to follow up and predict response, which could very helpful in individualizing therapy. The literature has been reviewed to assess the role of imaging techniques such as diffusion weight magnetic resonance imaging (DWMRI) in the prediction of the response to therapy. The initial search included Medline, Embase and PubMed. An initial criterion were to include studies where DWMRI was reported pre, during and/or post radiotherapy ( irrespective of other treatments such as chemotherapy or surgery). Searching the search engine systematically recall a total of 410 articles. A total of 115 potentially relevant papers by reviewing the titles and abstracts. Reviewing the whole text of these articles retrieved a 29 paper where the presence of ADCs of brain tissues tumour pre and post chemoradiotherpay was considered as the inclusion criteria. These 29 papers were studied to evaluate the use of the selected imaging modalities as tools for predicting the prognosis of brain tumour patients as well as for predicting the future plan for therapeutic interventions of those patients. Almost all studies have revealed that ADC values, pre-treatment DWMRI and restriction DWI are of predictive outcomes. The studies included in this review were heterogeneous with respect to the locations of the tumours, treatment plans, the desired outcomes and parameters used in the assessment. However a conclusion that the studies imaging modalities can be of value in predicting response of brain tumour can be withdrawn as a result of reviewing the scientific literature.
Clinical Study on Platelet Rich Plasma in Wound Healing ”

Introduction: wound management is a challenging task to the surgeon and a debilitating issue to the patients. The general treatment including the expert care in dressings, meticulous use of antibiotics, Negative pressure vacuum therapy dressings, surgical interventions and reconstructions using a lot of resources, expenses and expert hands. But the results are still unpredictable and unassured. Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) has a numerous number of growth factors, chemokines, cytokines and many other proteins which have a numerous number of properties out of which one is its role in wound healing. Materials and Methods: The PRP therapy consists of self-activated autologous platelet-rich plasma derived from centrifugation of whole blood by Double centrifugation method. It is given as a local subcutaneous infiltrate along the wound margins on every fourth day till the wound is completely healed with regeneration of skin or red healthy granulation tissue. The study consisted of 30 patients, ages ranging from 20 to 60, both males and femaleswho were studied from January 2017 to december 2018.Hb per cent below 9 was a contraindication. The wounds consisted of both acute and chronic, including compound fractures, infected wounds, non-healing ulcers. Results: 28 wounds were healed by this technique which did not require any further procedures and two of them required split skin grafting. The average number of sittings required were seven . Antibiotic cultures showed no bacterial growth during the course of treatment. Conclusion: platelet-rich therapy is a novel mode of treating wounds by their growth factor properties and antibacterial properties giving satisfying results without wasting resources nor need of any other complex and expert techniques in wound --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Date of Submission: 01-02-2019 Date of acceptance:18-02-2019 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hydrothermal Spallation Of Barre Granite Using Supercritical Water Jets

Hydrothermal spallation drilling addresses some of the limitations encountered in flame-jet spallation drilling. In particular, it enables drilling in aqueous media at the high borehole pressures encountered in deep geothermal drilling. In this study, an electrically heated hydrothermal jet was impinged on the surface of cylindrical Barre Granite samples (basement rock) contained in a hydrothermal autoclave reactor. Comminution of the rock samples’ surface was achieved at supercritical water temperatures ranging from 535°C to 560°C in a 22.5-27 MPa pressure environment to simulate deep wellbore conditions. Preferential removal of quartz grains from the rock matrix was observed. In the cases examined experimentally, it was found that comminution cannot be attributed to erosion by either the jet’s momentum, or by differential pressure forces. Additionally, the rate of silica removal was greater than can be attributed to dissolution alone, implying a secondary comminution mechanism associated with hydrothermal spallation. However, experimentally determined heat flux and surface temperature measurements indicated that hydrothermal comminution occurred below the empirically determined minimums for the onset of continuous thermal spallation, from low density flame jets or laser heating at atmospheric conditions in air. Successful chemically enhanced hydrothermal spallation drilling experiments reduced the temperature and heat flux threshold for spallation. In these tests sodium hydroxide was introduced into the hydrothermal jet to weaken the rock matrix by increasing the dissolution rates of the constituent minerals.
Artificial bee colony algorithm improved by centroid strategy

Artificial Bee Colony algorithm was the best optimal algorithm proposed by Karaboga in Karaboga, having the following advantages, such as good stability, excellent ability of solution, less control parameters, simple and easy achievable computation, etc. It also had some disadvantages, such as premature convergence in its later period, poor accuracy in its development, etc. Therefore, a new-typed centroid improvement strategy is introduced in the paper for improving the searching ability of the artificial bee colony algorithm. This research is experimented by the common six kinds of testing functions. The centroid strategy introduced in the paper can effectively enhance the searching ability of the artificial bee colony algorithm in terms of the results so that the continuous development of the algorithm in its later period cannot be prematurely converged and the majority of the testing functions can be obviously improved.
The effect of C6- to CIO- fatty acids on larval growth and survival of the olive fruit fly Bactrocera oleae (Diptera: Tephritidae)

The effects of caproic (C6), amino capraio (C6), caprylic (C8) and capric (CIO) acid on larval performance of the olive fruit fly, Bactrocera oleae (Gmelin) (Diptera: Tephritidae) were investigated. The acids were added to an artificial larval diet at four different concentration levels, during the mixing of its ingredients. Eggs obtained from a colony of olive fruit flies were placed on these diets and on the control. Caproic acid depressed significantly egg hatchability, larval survival and larval weight at the dietary level of 0.05 and 0.1 %. In addition, it did not permit eggs to hatch at the level of 0.2%. On the contrary, aminocaproic acid did not depress any of the parameters recorded up to the level of 0.2%. The levels of 0.4 to 1.6% depressed larval survival larval growth and pupal weight and the level of 3.2% did not permit larvae to survive. Caprylic acid depressed significantly hatchability, larval survival and number of pupae/g diet at the level of 0.0125% and gave no pupae at the level of 0.1%. Finally capric acid depressed egg hatchability, larval survival and larval weight from the level of 0.05% and gave no pupae at the level of 0.2%. Adult emergence was not affected by any of the acids tested.
A Combined Approach for 3D Formation Control in a Multi-UAV System using ROS

F ormation control in multi-UAV systems can be obtained through different strategies, each one with its own advantages and disadvantages. In order to minimize the weaknesses of each technique, this paper proposes a combined approach to drive a group of three quadrotor UAVs in a time varying formation, using a virtual structure, a leader-follower strategy and two behavioral rules. To each UAV is assigned a position in a formation that is represented by a virtual structure. The UAVs then have to compute their desired positions in order to achieve the formation. This is done using one of two possible meth-ods, one based on a leader-follower approach and another based on waypoints received from a ground station. Two behavioral rules are then used to move the UAVs towards their goal while avoiding collisions with each other. The algo-rithm was implemented in C++ using the ROS platform and was tested in simulations using the Pixhawk SITL simulator. Results show that the UAVs are able to move in formation and also to change the formation without colliding with each other.
LI-FI : Use of Visible Light Communication to Increase Performance of Data Transmission

The aim of this paper shows the prospective routine of Li-Fi technology and its features to increase the performance of data transmission and various applications where Li-Fi has been placed to use. The modern society is highly affected by modern communication technology. Almost all the level of peoples are using web to complete the chore through wireless network. As amount of users are increases in using wireless network, this has unfortunately led to an increase in network complexity, speed decreases, shortage of wireless radio bandwidth and an increased risk of interference of radio frequencies. Moreover efficiency and safety of the internet are dominating issues now. Though Wi-Fi gives us speed up to 150mbps, which is not sufficient to accommodate number of anticipated users. To Resolving this limitation of Wi-Fi, a new technology always is desirable and, there are enormous new technologies participating to make sophisticated environment for an end user. As a result, Li-Fi has been introduced that could provide a connection that's 100 times faster than traditional Wi-Fi, Li-Fi provides better effectiveness, handiness and safety than Wi-Fi. It has gained a huge popularity in short range of year. Such technology has brought not only speed but harmless and inexpensive future of communication. The immense usage of Li-Fi may solve some tailback of Wi-Fi technology. In the present; this paper made an exhaustive study on Li-Fi technology, working techniques, and related researches which used Li-Fi technology. Key Words— LiFi, Wi-Fi, LED, Gi-Fi
Visualization of Pattern Detection Results in Reclipse

Reverse engineering tools can simplify the recovery of a software system’s design by detecting design pattern implementations. This helps to understand a software system and thereby supports the process of maintaining or extending a software. Because the manual specification of patterns has to maintain the balance between precision and generality, detection results may contain incorrectly detected pattern implementations. Usually, a detected candidate cannot be displayed in detail so that interpreting the detection results is difficult. In this paper, we present an approach for a comprehensive and comprehensible visualization of detection results in the reverse engineering tool suite Reclipse.
Determinant of Environmental Disease in Health Promotion of Community Lead Total Sanitation (CLTS) on Elementary Students as Primary Prevention in Isolated District, Indonesia

West Kalimantan was called “a thousand rivers, that many place in isolated area. Discoveries that emerging and re-emerging pathogens have their origin in environmental change has created an urgent need to understand how these environmental changes impact disease burden. Prevalence of environmental based disease is high enough in this area. The aimed of this research was to identify determinants factors of environmental disease in isolated area of West Kalimantan in Health promotion effort of Community Lead Total Sanitation (CLTS) as primary prevention at elementary school students in 2015. The method used quantitative research with cross sectional approach and total sampling at elementary students (80 students at third, fourth, and fifth grades in Isolated 352 ISSN : 2349 – 1604 (Volume – 3, No. 1, January 2016) Research article Indexed in SIS (USA), ASI (Germany), I2OR & i-Scholar (India) and SJIF (Morocco) databases Impact Factor: 3.835 (SJIF) SMU Medical Journal, Volume – 3, No. – 1, January, 2016 District). The results showed that the significant determinant of environmental disease are: knowledge (p value = 0.000), attitude (p value = 0.000), the practice of Clean and Healthy Behavior (p value = 0.005), and latrine ownership (p value = 0.000). Knowledge, attitudes, and practices of PHBS are protective factors that can prevent environmentally based disease incidence (OR <1). Based on the results of this study, media favored by elementary students are comic, and short movie. School children are the future generation and potentially trigger to apply Community Lead Total Sanitation (CLTS). They are also as agents of change in a family environment, so as to stimulate the family to apply CLTS in particularly, and society in generally. Therefore, health promotion CLTS required for elementary students as agents of change so as to reduce the incidence of environmental disease through the comic and the movie according to the needs. In addition, the need for cooperation with local governments in the provision of public facilities and infrastructure in communities in isolated district.
AUDITOR INDUSTRY EXPERTISE AND FORECAST QUALITY

This study examines the association between the quality of management earnings forecast, measured by forecast bias and accuracy, and the Big Four industry auditor specialists. This paper focuses on a sample of Taiwan listed firms where management earnings forecast must be reviewed and signed by the two signing auditors as well as by an audit firm. We find that clients of signing auditor specialists, either alone or in conjunction with firm-level specialists, have lower forecast bias and higher forecast accuracy. We, however, find no significant association between industry specialization at the firm level alone and the quality of earnings forecasts. These results document that differential earnings forecast quality due to the Big Four industry-specialist is mainly driven by signing auditor specialists, rather than firm-level industry
KERANGKA SON ( SELF OPTIMIZING NETWORK )

Long Term Evolution (LTE) is a 4G technology that has a high level of mobility handover to the speed of 350 km/h. But actually there are some problems handover the Radio Link Failure (RLF) and the ping-pong effect. Both of these problems occur because the control parameter handover setting eNodeB the resulting lack of proper handover failures and ping-pong handover. In LTE Release 9, 3GPP introduced the concept of Self Optimizing Network (SON) through the Mobility Robustness Optimization (MRO) method. This research performed the analysis of inter-eNodeB handover algorithm through the X2 interface for LTE systems. The system uses MRO optimization method that can determine the amount and probability of handover failures and ping-pong handover of being tested at a certain speed in dense urban areas, urban, and rural. Results obtained from the analysis reference threshold value for each type of implementation in the region. For the dense urban areas, the threshold value of the handover reference parameter value HOM = 5 dB and TTT = 640 ms. As for the urban area, the threshold value atthehand over parameter HOM = 4 dB and TTT = 640 ms. While in the rural areas the value of HOM = 3 dB and the value of TTT = 256 ms.
Simulation and Implementation of MIMO-OFDM System with STBC using GNU Radio and USRP

and USRP [1]Gauri Pandit, [2]Mudassar H. Naikwadi, [3]Kishor P. Patil 1]ME student, [2]Assistant Professor, [3]Professor, [123]Department of E&TC, Sinhgad Academy of Engineering-Kondhwa, University of Pune[1]gauripandit12@gmail.com, [2]mhnaikwadi@gmail.com Abstract— The combination of two technologies Multiple input multiple output (MIMO) and orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) can cater very high rate data transmission. MIMO provides increased diversity gain without increasing the transmitting power whereas OFDM provides high data rates as it is a solution for Inter Symbol Interference (ISI) caused in dispersive channels. Here, in this paper the system performance of MIMO OFDM with Space time block coding (STBC) system is simulated using GNU radio software, plotting diagrams of received symbols with and without noise, the FFT and waterfall diagram. Also, OFDM system is implemented on USRP bus series using GNU Radio software and the results are evaluated.
BASED INSTRUCTION AND LEARNER ACHIEVEMENT ; IMPLICATIONS FOR TRAINING ART AND DESIGN IN KENYA ’ S SECONDARY SCHOOLS

This study set to investigate the extent to which computer based instruction could improve learner’s performance in Art and Design in Kenya’s secondary schools. The study design was quasi-experimental. The target population for the study were form two students doing Art and Design and their subject teachers. Nine boys’ and nine girls’ schools were used in the study, a total of eighteen public secondary schools in Kenya. Four hundred and fifty students and eighteen teachers were respondents in the study. The treatment groups had three hundred students while control groups had one hundred and fifty students. Each treatment group had three schools which were instructed using computer based instructional approach. Control group comprised three boys’ and three girls’ schools both instructed using traditional methods of instruction. The study tools were pre-test and post-test exams. Data were analyzed using statistical Package for Social Scientist version 22. The study found that learners who were taught graphics in Art and Design using computer based approaches showed improved performance as compared to those tough through traditional methods. The study recommend strong support at the national level towards systematic planning for the use of technology in the schools through improving facilities, equipment and training of the Art and Design teachers to gain computer skills.
MEANDERING TRANSMISSION LINES

In this paper, two proposed structures of the compact Branch-Line Couplers BLCs are designed and simulated. Three different technologies of miniaturization BLC are used together, open ended stubs, meandering transmission lines, and stepped impedance. The results of the two designed BLC are compared to previously published results work at the same frequency 1.8GHz, the two proposed structures are designed and simulated using CST full wave simulator. The first and second structures are occupied only 61.8% and 50.8%, respectively, from the area of the conventional design. The paper presents a comparative study between simulated results of the two proposed designs and the measured results, the results show good agreement especially in the stepped impedance BLC.
Underspecification of Cognitive Status in Reference Production : the Grammar-Pragmatics Interface

1.0. Introduction. Within the Givenness Hierarchy (GH) framework of Gundel, Hedberg, & Zacharski (1993), referring expressions are assumed to conventionally encode two kinds of information: conceptual information about the speaker’s intended referent and procedural information about the assumed cognitive status of that referent in the mind of the addressee, the latter encoded by various determiners/pronouns. The current work focuses on effects of underspecification of cognitive status, showing that the GH and its predictions, interacting with independently motivated pragmatic/processing factors, makes possible a principled explanation of the distribution and interpretation of different referring forms in spontaneous discourse as well a number of recent experimental results in the psycholinguistic literature.
Performance Pay and Judicial Production: Evidence from Spain∗

This paper analyzes the effects of the introduction of a performance pay scheme rewarding Spanish judges. The Spanish top judicial authority established modules of production for every task judges undertake and then calculated production benchmarks. Since 2004, judges were awarded a 5% bonus if production exceeded the benchmark by 20%. We find that the introduction of this scheme increased the number of judges exceeding this threshold, and also increased average production. Nevertheless, we also observe that, consistent with a potential deterioration of intrinsic motivation, top performing judges significantly reduced their production.
Replacement of Menhaden Fish Meal Protein by Solvent Extracted Soybean Meal and Soy Protein Concentrate Supplemented with L-Methionine and L-Lysine in the Diet of Juvenile Red Porgy Pagrus Pagrus

Eight experimental diets were prepared to replace menhaden Fish Meal Protein (FMP, 59% crude protein) by solvent extracted Soy Bean Meal Protein (SBP, 47.5% crude protein) and Soy Protein Concentrate (SPC, 66% crude protein) for juvenile red porgy Pagrus pagrus . Five isonitrogenous (48%) and isolipidic (12%) diets were prepared replacing 0, 15, 30, 45 and 60% of FMP by SBP. In addition, three diets were prepared replacing 30, 45 and 60% of FMP by SPC. The control diet contained 66% menhaden fish meal, 0% SBP and 0% SPC. Crystalline L-methionine and L-lysine were added to the diets to simulate the calculated values of methionine and lysine found in the control diet. Fifteen fish were stocked in each of twenty-four 75-L tanks, and each test diet was fed to triplicate groups of fish (mean weight = 2.21 ± 0.02 g) for 56 days. Fish were fed twice per day (09:00 and 16:00 h) to apparent satiation. Compared to the control diet, percent body weight gain, feed intake, feed conversion ratios and protein efficiency ratios were not significantly ( P > 0.05) different for fish fed from 15-45% SBP and 30-60% SPC, but were lower in fish fed 60% SBP. Broken line regression analysis, however, indicated an optimal substitution level of 34.9% for SBP. Survival of fish after the feeding trial ranged from 84 to 91% among treatments, with no significant differences. Apparent digestibility coefficients of protein in fish fed 60% SBP diet was significantly lower than control diet, but not the 60% SPC diet. Total essential amino acid and fatty acid composition of diets were similar in all test diets. Results indicated that the optimum level of FMP replacement by SBP and SPC were 34.5% and 45%, respectively, with supplemental methionine and lysine in the diet of juvenile red porgy. Acid; ARA: Arachidonic Acid; SFA: Saturated Fatty Acids; MUFA: Mono Unsaturated Fatty Acids; PUFA: Poly Unsaturated Fatty Acids; ADC: Apparent Digestibility Coefficient; ANF: Anti Nutrition Factor; CCFHR: Center for Coastal
Effect of Bioorganic fertilization on growth and yield of cassava plants in newly cultivated land

Two field experiments were carried out during the two successive seasons of 2009 and 2010 at south ElTahrir Research Station, (Ali Moubarak) Horticulture Research Institute, to study the response of cassava plants to the combination between the inoculation with mixturally forms of biofertilizer (Halex2) and compost manure at three rates of the application. The most important obtained results were as following:The longest plants, highest leaves and largest length and diameter of branches as well as the heaviest total cassava yield and its best physical and chemical characters were recorded with that cassava plants which received 35 ton/fed. of compost and the inoculation with mixturally forms of biofertilizer (Halex2). On the contrary, the poorest cassava plant growth, total bulbs yield and its quality was associated with that plants received the lowest rate of compost manure 0 ton/fed. without inoculation of bio-fertilizer.