Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Perancangan dan Implementasi Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) Berbasis Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)

Voice communication by telephone can be done through the Internet without the cost and distance limitations. However, until now UNDIP not take advantage of this technology. Thus research needs to be done for the implementation of VoIP technology using asterisk as the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) in the environment of the University of Diponegoro in particular and public in general. VoIP is a technology that allows voice conversations remotely through Internet media. Voice data converted into digital code and flowed through the network that sends packets of data. Research method used is a method of analysis and design methods. As a server, asterisk is one of the solutions to pressing development costs in the fee. VoIP using SIP as the communication protocol can be selected because of its ability to reach TCP and UDP in the local network or Internet. Asterisk as a VoIP server, using SIP protocol running on TCP and UDP without burdening the performance of TCP. Delay that occurred in VoIP communication are caused by changes in the data into sound. VoIP system resulting from the research may have been used through the local network or Internet. Thus, the handling of communications that occur can be done anywhere VoIP users are able to do with the terms of the relationship of the VoIP communication server UNDIP.
Architecture of a Peer-to-Peer System based on a Structured Overlay Network

Questo documento rappresenta il deliverable D1.3 del progetto ESTEEM e contiene la descrizione dell’architettura relativa all’infrastruttura di comunicazione delle comunita semantiche. L’architettura e basata su un paradigma peer-to-peer e sfrutta l’informazione semantica per organizzare in opportune overlay network differenti livelli di comunicazione in termini di tipi di dati scambiati e caratterizzazione degli interessi dei partecipanti.
A French Corpus Annotated for Multiword Nouns

This paper presents a French corpus annotated for multiword nouns. This corpus is designed for investigation in information retrieval and extraction, as well as in deep and shallow syntactic parsing. We delimit which kind of multiword units we targeted for this annotation task; we describe the resources and methods we used for the annotation; and we briefly comment on the results. The annotated corpus is available at http://infolingu.univ-mlv.fr/ under the LGPLLR license.
Evaluation of LibSVM and mutual information matching classifiers for multi-domain sentiment analysis

This paper addresses the new application of two classifier algorithms, namely LibSVM (ν-SVM) and Mutual Information Matching (MIM), to single and multi-domain sentiment analysis. The aim is to improve the performance of sentiment classification accuracy in multiple domains. Analysis of the performance of the two classifiers shows that the use of LibSVM classifier in multi-domain sentiment analysis performs better than other classification methods (MIM,k-NN, NB and SVM) with a classification accuracy of 94.875%.
Aplikasi Dimensi Experience Economy (Education, Esthetics, Entertainment, Escapism) Dalam Industri Restoran : Studi Kasus Pada Restoran Comedy Kopi Surabaya

Penelitian ini dilakukan di restoran Comedy Kopi Surabaya Town Square yaitu, sebuah restoran dengan konsep komedi di Surabaya. Tujuan yang ingin dicapai dalam penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui bagaimana aplikasi dimensi experience economy (education, esthetics, entertainment, escapism) dalam industri restoran secara detail, dan untuk mengetahui bagaimana perbedaan / gap yang ada antara persepsi penyedia jasa dan persepsi konsumen. Teknik analisa yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah analisa deskriptif konklusif. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan aplikasi dimensi experience economy sudah cukup detail, namun ada perbedaan / gap antara persepsi penyedia jasa dan persepsi konsumen dalam melihat aplikasi dari dimensi experience economy di Comedy Kopi Surabaya Town Square.
Spontaneous Speech Database Design for Suprasegmental Characteristics in Asian L2 English

This research is part of the ongoing multinational collaboration “Asian English Speech cOrpus Project” (AESOP), whose aim is to build up a speech corpus representing the varieties of English spoken in Asia. The present paper describes tasks designed to elicit production of a comprehensive range of English segmental and suprasegmental characteristics in the form of spontaneous speech. Segmental and suprasegmental properties of spontaneous speech have been shown to differ significantly from those of read speech; nevertheless, much of the data used to develop man-machine speech communication systems has, for the most part, been based on read speech. Experiments designed to elicit a full range of L2 English segmental and prosodic features in spontaneous speech could efficiently collect an inventory of these features in a database, which could be used for further phonetic studies as well as modeling and ICT tool development tailored to the Asian L2 English-speaking population.
Atomic service-based scheduling for web services composition

With the rapid development of Internet technologies and widespread of Internet applications, Web Services has become an important research issue of World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). In order to cope with various requirements from service users, services need to be thoroughly and precisely described, thus improvement needs to be made in describing services as more properties should be added to the current service description model based on OWL-ร, an ontology structure consisting of service profiles and operations. Semantics is widely considered as one of the core supplements, which is able to provide the metadata of services, so as to better match requirements with services in the service repository. On the other hand, Web Services has attracted people from various fields to perform relevant experiments on how to cope with users' requirements. Service providers tend to coordinate service implementation by means of interacting with available resources and reconstructing existing service modules. The integration of self-contained software components becomes a key step to meet service demands. This thesis makes contributions to current service description. The introduction of the term "Atomic Service" is not only considered to be a more refined service structure, but also serves as the fundamental component for all service modules. Based on this, the thesis will discuss issues including composition and scheduling, with the purpose of building interoperations among composable service units and setting up the mechanism of realising business goals with composite services under the guidance of the service scheduling language. This notion is illustrated in a demonstration system to justify the manageable interrelationship between service modules and the way of composition.
Aspects of Embodied Computing

Post-Moore’s Law computing will require an assimilation between computational processes and their physical realizations, both to achieve greater speeds and densities and to allow computational processes to assemble and control matter at the nanoscale. Therefore, we need to investigate “embodied computing,” which addresses the essential interrelationships of information processing and physical processes in the system and its environment in ways that are parallel to those in the theory of embodied cognition. We address both the challenges and opportunities of embodied computation. Analysis is more difficult because physical effects must be included, but information processing may be simplified by dispensing with explicit representations and allowing massively parallel physical processes to process information. Nevertheless, in order to fully exploit embodied computation, we need robust and powerful theoretical tools, but we argue that the theory of Church-Turing computation is not suitable for the task.
Strategy Evaluation for High Quality Crowd Annotations in Cultural Heritage

Digitised Cultural Heritage Objects like pictures, video and audio are hard to retrieve without metadata like annotations describing what is depicted or the events which take place. Unfortunately the creation of this metadata is quite a slow and lengthy process, especially when this needs to be done in a qualitative manner. So the question arises how we can help to improve this process by increasing the speed and quantity of these annotations without sacrificing the quality. The chosen approach is to use lay people and ask them to help us with annotating these objects. As a means to guard our quality demands we want to use a taxonomy which allows the lay people to annotate in a structured manner. In order to help lay people we’ve created a workbench which allows us to easily create different annotation strategies, which result in different ways a taxonomy is presented to a lay person. By presenting different strategies we can investigate which strategy is more likely to help a group of lay persons when this is executed on a larger scale.
Software Language Engineering: Creating Domain-Specific Languages Using Metamodels

Software practitioners are rapidly discovering the immense value of Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) in solving problems within clearly definable problem domains. Developers are applying DSLs to improve productivity and quality in a wide range of areas, such as finance, combat simulation, macro scripting, image generation, and more. But until now, there have been few practical resources that explain how DSLs work and how to construct them for optimal use. Software Language Engineering fills that need. Written by expert DSL consultant Anneke Kleppe, this is the first comprehensive guide to successful DSL design. Kleppe systematically introduces and explains every ingredient of an effective language specification, including its description of concepts, how those concepts are denoted, and what those concepts mean in relation to the problem domain. Kleppe carefully illuminates good design strategy, showing how to maximize the flexibility of the languages you create. She also demonstrates powerful techniques for creating new DSLs that cooperate well with general-purpose languages and leverage their power. Completely tool-independent, this book can serve as the primary resource for readers using Microsoft DSL tools, the Eclipse Modeling Framework, openArchitectureWare, or any other DSL toolset. It contains multiple examples, an illustrative running case study, and insights and background information drawn from Kleppes leading-edge work as a DSL researcher. Specific topics covered include Discovering the types of problems that DSLs can solve, and when to use them Comparing DSLs with general-purpose languages, frameworks, APIs, and other approaches Understanding the roles and tools available to language users and engineers Creating each component of a DSL specification Modeling both concrete and abstract syntax Understanding and describing language semantics Defining textual and visual languages based on object-oriented metamodeling and graph transformations Using metamodels and associated tools to generate grammars Integrating object-oriented modeling with graph theory Building code generators for new languages Supporting multilanguage models and programs This book provides software engineers with all the guidance they need to create DSLs that solve real problems more rapidly, and with higher-quality code.
50 years of irregular shape packing problems: a tutorial

Cutting and packing problems have been a core area of research for many decades. Irregular shape packing is one of the most recent variants to be widely researched and its history extends over 40 years. The evolution of solution approaches to this problem can be attributed to increased computer power and advances in geometric techniques as well as more sophisticated and insightful algorithm design. In this paper we will focus on the latter. Our aim is not to give a chronological account or an exhaustive review, but to draw on the literature to describe and evaluate the core approaches. Irregular packing is combinatorial and as a result solution methods are heuristic, save a few notable exceptions. We will explore different ways of representing the problem and mechanisms for moving between solutions. We will also propose where we see the future challenges for researchers in this area.
Mental Illness and Violence in the Media. An Illicit Association

In this article we hopes to respond to the various questions that arise when one considers the way in which the media presents mental illness associated with violence. To do so, a literature review was undertaken, including 81 original studies or previous reviews, in an attempt to understand what are the meanings that the media attributes to mental illness and why the researchers consider these meanings to be inadequate and stigmatizing. At the same time, what the research says with respect to the existence, or non-existence, of this association outside of the media was also analyzed. And, finally, different studies were examined that explain the strategies used by the media to construct this association. The review allows us to conclude that the meanings attributed by the media, even if they contradict the opinions of professionals and experts, are effective and functional for commercial criteria.
Dynamiques de moyen et long terme des cours des matières premières : les enjeux pour le développement dans les pays africains producteurs de coton

Cette these analyse les enjeux du developpement economique lies aux dynamiques des cours des matieres premieres en general et ceux du coton en particulier. Traditionnellement, les travaux s’inscrivant dans une optique de long terme questionnent la pertinence des specialisations primaires des PMA. A moyen terme l’interet porte davantage sur l’instabilite dont les consequences sont d’autant plus importantes que la dependance des pays a l’exportation de tels produits est forte. Les enjeux s’articulent alors autour des modalites de regulation des marches, du choix d'outils (publics ou marchands) pour la gestion des incertitudes, le tout dependant de l’apprehension de l’instabilite comme un phenomene endogene ou exogene. Dans un contexte nouveau marque par l’affirmation d’oligopoles de firmes, la segmentation du processus productif mondial, et la financiarisation des marches de matieres premieres, nous proposons un cadre analytique permettant d’aborder differemment ces problematiques. Nos travaux montrent d’abord comment les approches du type chaines globales de valeur peuvent etre mobilisees pour mieux orienter les strategies commerciales / industrielles des PMA. S’appuyant sur la notion de rationalite limitee dans le cadre de modeles de comportements heterogenes, ils prouvent ensuite l’existence d’une forte composante endogene dans l’instabilite et par la meme, l'inefficacite des seuls outils marchands. Au final, pour les pays africains producteurs de coton, il apparait qu’il reste possible de mettre ce produit au service d’une strategie globale de developpement. Cela passe par le recours a des mecanismes hybrides de gestion de l’instabilite, combine au renforcement des dynamiques de cooperation transfrontalieres en vue d’une structuration de chaines regionales de valeur.
The Image of the City

What does the city's form actually mean to the people who live there? What can the city planner do to make the city's image more vivid and memorable to the city dweller? To answer these questions, Mr. Lynch, supported by studies of Los Angeles, Boston, and Jersey City, formulates a new criterion -- imageability -- and shows its potential value as a guide for the building and rebuilding of cities. The wide scope of this study leads to an original and vital method for the evaluation of city form. The architect, the planner, and certainly the city dweller will all want to read this book.
Data Warehouse Design: Modern Principles and Methodologies

Chapter 1. Introduction to Data Warehousing Chapter 2. Data Warehouse System Lifecycle Chapter 3. Analysis and Reconciliation of Data Sources Chapter 4. User Requirement Analysis Chapter 5. Conceptual Modeling Chapter 6. Conceptual Design Chapter 7. Workload and Data Volume Chapter 8. Logical Modeling Chapter 9. Logical Design Chapter 10. Data-staging Design Chapter 11. Indexes for the Data Warehouse Chapter 12. Physical Design Chapter 13. Data Warehouse Project Documentation Chapter 14. A Case Study Chapter 15. Business Intelligence: Beyond the Data Warehouse Glossary Bibliography Index
Wikimmunity: Fitting the Communications Decency Act to Wikipedia

Wikipedia is an amazing resource that resembles an online encyclopedia. Critical to its success is its process: it is editable by anyone with access to its content. As the project hurtles forward towards its humbling goal of providing the world with 'free access to the sum of all human knowledge,' questions regarding its veracity and accountability become increasingly insistent and important. In the wake of the Seigenthaler biography controversy, many commentators suggested that Wikipedia should be able to escape liability for defamatory content pursuant to the immunity provided for in 47 U.S.C. Section 230(c)(1), enacted by Congress as part of the Communications Decency Act of 1996. Unfortunately, those commentators do not provide a detailed roadmap to that conclusion. Additionally, courts interpreting Section 230(c)(1) have not been self-conscious or precise with respect to their choice of several alternative approaches to the ambiguous statutory text of Section 230(c)(1). This Article is an attempt to bridge those gaps by offering a taxonomy of those available analytical approaches while exploring ambiguities relevant to that application in light of Wikipedia's unique facts. Namely, the open contribution model and the accretion-based continuous 'publication' system raise issues heretofore unexplored in Section 230(c)(1) cases: (1) What is an 'entity,' as it is used in the definition of the critical phrase, 'information content provider'? and (2) What is the appropriate level of generality to apply to the term 'information'? While this Article concludes that the Wikipedia will prevail on the basis of Section 230(c)(1) immunity, it offers a few thoughts for shaping its code in the shadow of the law. This paper will be presented in an abbreviated form at the Wikimania 2006 conference in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Abordagem de lesão de cárie proximal em dentes decíduos anteriores pela técnica de abrasão: relato de caso

The treatment of proximal carious lesions in primary teeth is usually difficult to implement. The success is related to cavity preparation, the proper color choice of the restorative material and the restorative technique itself. This case report describes for proximal carious lesions in primary teeth alternative approach, by using abrasion technique of the decayed surface and with the technique of surface abrasion of decayed, with clinical and radiographic follow-up of 07 months. It is concluded that, the abrasion technique can be effective to arrest proximal carious lesions in primary anterior teeth.
Automatic SQL Query Formation from Natural Language Query

Natural language processing is a field of computer science concerned with the interactions between computers and human (natural) languages. It is becoming one of the most active areas in the interaction between human and computer. These include spoken language systems that integrate speech and natural language. It is an interdisciplinary research area at the border between linguistics and artificial intelligence, aiming at developing computer programs capable of human-like activities like understanding or producing texts or speech in a natural language, such as English or conversion of natural language in text or speech form to languages like SQL. The most important applications of natural language processing include information retrieval and information organization, machine translation. The goal of NLP is to enable communication between people and computers without resorting to memorization of complex commands and procedures. General Terms Natural Language Processing; SQL Query; SL4A; Android; Python.
The Social Context of Instruction. Group Organization and Group Processes. [Papers Presented at a Conference Held at The Wisconsin Center for Education Research (Madison, May 1982).].

This book is an outgrowth of a conference funded by the National Institute of Education and held at the Wisconsin Center for Education Research in May 1982. A major theme of this vciume of collected papers is how and in what ways grouping of students can be used effectively. Papers included are: (1) "Instructional Groups in the Classroom: Organization and Processes" (P.L. Peterson and L.C. Wilkinson); (2) "Do Students Learn More in Heterogeneous or Homogeneous Groups? " (T.L. Good and S. Marshall); (3) "Grouping and Instructional Organization" (S.T. Bossert, B.G. Barnett, and N.N. Filby); (4) "The Social Organization of Instructional Grouping" (J.E. Rosenbaum); (5) "First-Grade Reading Groups: Their Formation and Change" (R. Dreeben); (6) "Effects of Race on Assignment to Ability Groups" (A.B. Sorensen and M. Hallinan); (7) "Frameworks for Studying Instructional Processes in Peer Work-Groups" (S.S. Stodolsky); (8) "Merging the Process-Product and the Sociolinguistic Paradigms: Research on Small Group Processes" (P.L. Peterson, L.C. Wilkinson, F. Spinelli, and S.R. Swing); (9) "Student Interaction and Learning in Small-Group and Whole-Class Settings" (N.M. Webb and C.M. Kenderski); (10)"Talking and Working Together: Status, Interaction, and Learning" (E.G. Cohen); (11) "The Development of Attention Norms in Ability Groups" (D.Eder and D. Felmlee); and (12) "Vygotskian Perspectives on Discussion Processes in Small-Group Reading-Lessons" (K. Hu-pei Au and A.J. Kawakami). M. Hallinan presents a summary and implications. Author irnd subject indexes are included. (CB) *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. *********************************************************************** The Social Context of Instruction 1/1 Group Organization and Group Processes
SOLVING MULTI-OBJECTIVE MODELS WITH GAMS

Some classes of Multi-objective models can be implemented as either a single linear programming model or a series of linear programming models. This document shows how this can be done in a GAMS environment. 1. Multi-objective programming GAMS models have a single objective. In some cases a problem may require a so-called multi-objective formulation: different objectives need to be optimized. Mathematically a multi-objective programming problem can be stated as: MOLP minimize x  z1 = c1 x z2 = c2 x . zK = cKx subject to Ax ∼ b ` ≤ x ≤ u where ∼ is a vector of relational operators {≤,= . ≥}. In the above model we have K objectives. This model can not be cast directly as a linear programming problem without making some assumptions. The easiest way to deal with this problem is to create a linear weighted objective: