Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
"L'important c'est de participer" : positive #ironie. Analyse de sentiments et détection de l'ironie Les systèmes du LIUM et d'OCTO

Nous presentons le travail de l'equipe LIUM-OCTO pour DEFT 2017 sur les tâches de detection de polarite (tâche 1), et d'identification du langage figuratif (tâche 2). En tâche 1, nous produisons des systemes a base de regles et plusieurs systemes statistiques, que nous combinons pour obtenir notre meilleur systeme. Ces systemes travaillent sur des descripteurs tres varies, obtenus a partir d'une etude approfondie du corpus pour les regles, et d'un grand nombre d'indicateurs specifiques a la description du texte pour les approches statistiques. En tâche 2, a partir d'un etat de l'art detaille, nous combinons et evaluons les differents descripteurs connus de la litterature. Nous utilisons egalement les indicateurs extraits en tâche 1 pour apprendre nos classifieurs statistiques. ABSTRACT LIUM-OCTO Results-DEFT 2017. We detail the LIUM-OCTO results on DEFT 2017, considering polarity detection (task 1), and figurative language identification (task 2). About task 1, we designed rules-based systems and several statistical systems that we stacked. The rules-based system exploits features extracted after a deep insight in the corpus. The features used in the statistical classifiers allow a fine-grain description of tweets. About task 2, we combine and evaluate features described in the literature. We also used the features extracted for task 1 to train our classifiers.
AN ANALYSIS OF SLANG WORDS IN THE LYRICS OF FAR EAST MOVEMENT SONG AS THE FORM OF LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT AND IT’S USED IN THE DAILY LIFE

Language is the most important instrument for humans to make a communication. Along with the development of the era, language also changes and has many varieties. There are many varieties of language development used in the daily life. One of the varieties of language is slang words. Slang word means nonstandard words made by the modern community and usually used by young people in certain condition. Slang word often found in the daily conversation or literary work like movie, novel, even song. This study will discuss about slang word that found in literary work especially in the song. Since song is one of the literary work that can influence the use of language in the daily life. In this case, this paper would analyze slang word found in the lyrics of Far East Movement Songs using Sociolinguistic approach. Also how the song affect in the use of slang word in the daily life. This study uses descriptive qualitative method. The data collected from the lyrics of Far East Movement songs from Internet. This study tries to find and identify the slang word and analyze the characteristic of slang word uses in the lyrics of Far East Movement songs. Keywords: language development, slang, song, Far East Movement, lyrics, sociolinguistic
Evidence for the Validity of the Medline Pressure Ulcer Prevention Program (mPUPP)

Introduction: Pressure ulcers (PrU) develop on 1 million people every year and the costs for treating this problem approach $11 billion. While not all PrUs can be prevented, most can be and Medicare has begun to deny payment for PrUs that develop in hospitals. A pressure ulcer prevention program has been developed and the researchers sought to evaluate the impact of the program. Methods: The program was based on previously published evidence that clinician involvement, patient, family, and caregiver education, and good skin care are important components of a successful prevention program. All facilities participating in the program, for which pre and post program PrU incidence data were available, were included in the study. Pre‐program PrU incidence data were collected from 99 facilities and compared to post‐program PrU incidence data. Results: The mean pre‐program PrU incidence was 6.18 (range 38 to 0) and the mean post program incidence was 2.82 (range 24 to 0), yielding an average improvement for the entire sample of 3.36 (range ‐8 to 34), a 54% improvement. This difference was statistically significant, t (98) = 6.349, p<. 001. No statistical differences between PrU rates or changes in facilities of different types or sizes were observed. Conclusions: The program demonstrated validity by reducing PrU incidence in facilities of different types. Whether this improvement is different from other pressure ulcer reduction programs is not known.
Saying Something or Having Something to Say: Attention Seeking, the Breakdown of Privacy, and the Promise of Discourse in the Blogosphere

The genesis of this article was my blog posting about an article in the New York Times about Emily Gould’s experience as a blogger both on her own and for the Manhattan media gossip website Gawker. In other words, this is an article brought about by a blog posting about an article about a blog. Blogging, or weblogging, as some people call it, is like that. Although easy to do, the implications of blogging are complex and far-reaching. Life in the blogosphere or world of blogging is about making connections between people and ideas and texts; however, as I discuss in this article, blogging is also about attention seeking, the breakdown of the lines between public and private space, and the redefinition of privacy. To be a blogger can mean contributing to the breakdown of discourse by sending superficial texts into society or it can mean participating in the rebirth of public discourse by engaging in reflection and analysis of the world. Although blogging is generically defined as an online journal, Walker (2007) gives a more comprehensive definition.
Computable general equilibrium analysis: Opening a black box

Computable general equilibrium models play an important role in applied economic research. These models accommodate the micro-consistent systematic analysis of complex economic problems where analytical solutions are either not available or do not provide adequate information. However, the computational approach to economic policy analysis also has severe shortcomings of its own. In general, scientific publications include a complete listing of neither the algebraic model underlying the numerical simulation nor the data used to calibrate model parameters. Even if the model algebra and the data were fully laid out, replication of results would still require specialized programming skills. As a consequence, CGE analyses are often perceived as a black box to non-expert readers. This article aims at lowering the barriers to numerical CGE analysis along two lines. First, we provide a compact introduction to recent methods of CGE model implementation that may substantially ease entry for potential modelers. Second, and equally important, we illustrate the non-technical access to CGE analysis by means of a user-friendly interface that allows non-modelers to test and develop their economic intuition on general equilibrium interactions without programming skills.
Comparison from Accuracy Time between Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) of Matlab & Iterative Resolution with Gauss Seidal to Detect the Lesion

In this paper we propose an iterative method (Gauss seidal technique (GS)) to detect the lesion than compared with Matlab program for neuronal network (ANN technique), where we can see clearly the high level of detection for the both methods, but for accuracy time our propose with G S present an excellent time in front of ANN technique, The program used is Matlab.
Bi-manual haptic interaction in virtual worlds

In the Virtual Reality field, force-feedback interfaces called haptic interfaces can simulate tactile and kinesthetic interactions. Bi-manual haptic interactions can better immerse users in virtual worlds than one hand interactions and more tasks can be realized such as parallel or precision tasks. Only a few studies deals specifically with bi-manual haptic interactions and previous work mainly extends uni-manual techniques directly to two hands. The document reports possible lacks of bi-manual-specific management of real and virtual workspace and the lack of genericity of solutions using haptic interfaces. The study on bi-manual haptic interactions led to the realization of a framework allowing to use simultaneously several haptic devices. This framework simulates a 3D virtual world coupled with a physical simulation. We realized new specifically bi-manual haptic interaction techniques allowing to control camera, to extend the virtual workspace by a hybrid position/rate control and to help bi-manual pick and place task. The document point out issues such as collision between haptic devices and unification of two different haptic interfaces.
Detection of cytomegalovirus (CMV) antibodies or DNA sequences from ostensibly healthy Iranian mothers and their neonates

Cytomegalovirus (CMV) remains the most common cause of viral intrauterine infection. The objective of this research was to determine the prevalence of at-risk pregnancies for congenital cytomegalovirus transmission in a randomly selected pregnant women and their newborns. Enzyme Link Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) and real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) were utilized to screen the sera of mothers (n = 100) and consecutive umbilical cord blood samples from their newborn (n = 100). Of the 100 mother's sera analyzed, 100 (100%) and 3 (3%) were positive for cytomegalovirus IgG and IgM antibodies, respectively. Of the 100 cord serum specimens analyzed, 99 (99%) and 2 (2%) were positive for cytomegalovirus IgG and IgM antibodies, respectively. Cytomegalovirus DNA was detected in 4 out of 100 (4%) cord blood samples of newborns. From four CMV DNA positive cases, Case 1 had no IgM in cord serum, but had IgM in mother's sera. Cases 2 and 4 were positive for IgM in both mother's sera and cord serum. Case 3 had no detectable CMV IgM in sera and cord serum. As many as 66 and 100% of CMV IgM-positive women in this study also had CMV IgM and CMV DNA in their delivery cord blood samples, respectively suggesting an increased risk of congenital CMV infection in those pregnancies. A paired women sera/cord blood CMV IgM-negative was found to be positive for CMV DNA. The data may also suggest the utility of PCR in place of CMV IgM as a diagnostic method for congenital CMV infection. Key words: Cytomegalovirus, cord blood, congenital disease, real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR), antibodies
Metrics for the scope of a collection: Research Articles

Some collections cover many topics, while others are narrowly focused on a limited number of topics. We introduce the concept of the “scope” of a collection of documents and we compare two ways of measuring it. These measures are based on the distances between documents. The first uses the overlap of words between pairs of documents. The second measure uses a novel method that calculates the semantic relatedness to pairs of words from the documents. Those values are combined to obtain an overall distance between the documents. The main validation for the measures compared Web pages categorized by Yahoo. Sets of pages sampled from broad categories were determined to have a higher scope than sets derived from subcategories. The measure was significant and confirmed the expected difference in scope. Finally, we discuss other measures related to scope. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
O crescimento econômico sofre influência da inovação e da cultura nacional?

Neste artigo, verificou-se a influência da inovação e cultura nacional no PIB per capita de 66 países. Utilizou-se dados secundários disponibilizados no Banco Mundial, para o PIB per capita, do Índice de Inovação Global, para a inovação nacional e do sítio eletrônico Hofstede Insight, para a cultura nacional. Analisou-se os dados por meio de dois modelos de regressão linear múltipla. Os resultados indicam que as variáveis inovação e eficiência de inovação influenciam o PIB per capita, da mesma forma, quatro variáveis da cultura nacional, sendo distância do poder, individualismo, orientação a longo prazo e indulgência, relacionam-se ao PIB per capita dos países estudados. Apenas a masculinidade e aversão à incerteza, variáveis de cultura, não influenciam o PIB per capita.
Preiser's disease (a case report)

Avascular necrosis of navicular bone is very rarely seen. This entity which was first described by Preiser, in 1909 begins with pain and tenderness, and limitation of range of motion of the wrist. We present a case at 20 Years of age. The history ofthe patient didn't reveal any wrist trauma. By physical examination the range of motion of the wrist was limited. MRI revealed diminished blood supply to the navicular bone. The case was classified as stage IV avascular necrosis and was treated by denervation ofthe wrist. Because of the presentation of a patient with this very rare disease, the case is introduced along with discussion of the related literature.
Indications, Results and Yield of Coloscopy in a Difficult Economic Environment: The Case of Cameroon

RÉSUMÉ OBJECTIF : le rendement diagnostique de la coloscopie dépend de plusieurs facteurs, notamment les indications. La pertinence de ces indications est influencée par l’environnement économique et les structures locales. Le but de notre étude était d’analyser les indications et les résultats des coloscopies, et d’évaluer leur rendement diagnostique afin de juger de la pertinence de ces indications.
Clinical and biochemical profile of non-diabetic chronic kidney disease patients: A prospective study

Background: Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is one of the raising health issues globally. Patients who are in the last stage (Stage 5) of CKD can only be treated using renal replacement therapy mainly hemodialysis. Patients undergoing hemodialysis often face disturbed routine life and also report dissatisfaction following treatment. Objectives: The objectives of this study were to study the clinical and biochemical profile of non-diabetic CKD patients. Materials and Methods: A total of 100 CKD patients were studied in the Department of Medicine, GR Medical College and JA Group of Hospitals, Gwalior, from February 2014 to November 2015. After detailed history, complete blood count, blood urea, serum creatinine, serum albumin, total protein, albumin-to-creatinine ratio, and albumin excretion ratio were estimated in all the patients. Results: Most of the patients in cases (23%) belong to the age group of 5160 years with male predominance (56%). The most common symptom was swelling of legs (70%) followed by oliguria (62%), whereas the most common sign was pallor (76%) followed by edema (70%). Most of the patients (61%) were hypertensive. Maximum patients were from glomerular filtration rate G5 category (69%). Most of the patients were of A3 albuminuria category (76%). Mean hemoglobin, blood urea, serum creatinine, total protein, and serum albumin in non-diabetic CKD patients were 8.06 ± 2.34, 156 ± 92.32, 7.56 ± 5.22, 6.11 ± 0.93, and 3.11 ± 0.65, respectively. Conclusion: CKD was common in male patients who were in the 6th decade of life. Swelling of legs, oliguria, pallor, and edema were the common signs and symptoms in non-diabetic CKD patients. Awareness regarding the factors responsible for CKD is important to lower the incidence and even delay the progression to end-stage renal disease.
Composability-Centered Convolutional Neural Network Pruning

This work studies the composability of the building blocks of structural CNN models (e.g., GoogleLeNet and Residual Networks) in the context of network pruning. We empirically validate that a network composed of pre-trained building blocks (e.g. residual blocks and Inception modules) not only gives a better initial setting for training, but also allows the training process to converge at a signiﬁcantly higher accuracy in much less time. Based on that insight, we propose a composability-centered design for CNN network pruning. Experiments show that this new scheme shortens the conﬁguration process in CNN network pruning by up to 186.8X for ResNet-50 and up to 30.2X for Inception-V3, and meanwhile, the models it ﬁnds that meet the accuracy requirement are signiﬁcantly more compact than those found by default schemes.
Beta-Lactam Antibiotics for Clinical Use

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Patient with extremely high combined hyperlipidemia in primary care practice - a case study

Summary This case report describes the history of a patient who, for several years, repeatedly complained to her family physician regarding her abdominal problems. She was diagnosed with pancreatic necrosis and erosive gastritis. Within a few years the patient developed diabetes. Control laboratory tests revealed triglycerides levels about 8000 mg/dl, total cholesterol exceeding 900 mg/dl, LDL exceeding 500 mg/dl, with significantly elevated liver enzymes. Geriatria 2010; 4: 289-291.
Antibiotic Susceptibility Pattern of Clinical Isolates of Escherichia coli at a Tertiary Care Hospital

Infections due to multidrug resistant E.coli range from uncomplicated urinary tract infections to life-threatening sepsis. A retrospective study was conducted to determine the patterns of antimicrobial susceptibility in 173 (12.84%) Escherichia coli strains isolated from 1347 clinical specimens of different types. Isolation and identification of E.coli were done as per routine laboratory protocol directed by Cheesbrough 1 . The isolation rate of E.coli was 48.57% in stool followed by 17.68% in urine, 25% in wound swabs, and 15.38% in tracheal aspirate etc. Among the 173 isolates 102 (59%) were from males and 71 (41%) were from females. Patients were classified into five age groups: 0-15, 16-30, 31-45, 46-60 and >60 years. E.coli was found highest number in females (13.9%) of age range 31-45 years and in males (22%) belonged to age group of over 60 years. Antimicrobial susceptibility testing by the disk diffusion method was conducted for 22 different antibiotics. The majority of isolated E.coli were highly sensitive to Imipenem (98.18%), Meropenem (97.37%), Amikacin (91.67%), Amoxiclav (80%), Ceftazidime (73.33%), and Gentamycin (71.76%). The antibiotics Tobramycin and Azithromycin were found as moderately sensitive against E.coli with the susceptibility rate of 52.5% and 50% respectively. The isolates show low degree of susceptibility to Penicillin G (9.52%), Carbenicillin (10%), Erythromycin (19.48%), Amoxycillin (19.59%), and Ampicillin (25%). These findings have clinical and epidemiological significance and provide a benchmark for future studies on the pattern of susceptibility of clinical isolates of E.coli in this region as well as may help the clinician to prescribe the right empirical treatment. KYAMC Journal Vol. 7, No.-1, Jul 2016, Page 681-686
The initial hypothesis of syntax : a minimalist perspective on language acquisition and attrition

Le programme Minimaliste de Chomsky offre un nouveau sens au concept de marquage. Dans cet article, l'A. explore les consequences psycholinguistiques de cette conception, en demontrant que l'approche Minimaliste interpretee de cette facon offre des perspectives pour la comprehension de l'acquisition du langage et pour l'usure du langage. Il montre que le mecanisme guidant les apprentissages de langue (aussi bien L1 que L2) est ce qu'il appelle l'Hypothese Initiale de la Syntaxe (IHS) selon laquelle il n'y a pas de valeur marquee
Drinks Like a Fish: Neural Maturation Mitigates the Effects of Ethanol on Associative Learning in Zebrafish (Danio rerio)

Author(s): Fort, Troy Dogulas; Negley, Jacob; Mcewen, Tamara | Abstract: The present study sought to elucidate whether neural maturation has a mitigating effect on ethanol and its concomitant effects on memory. Three-month old zebrafish were acclimated to a plus maze using a habituation procedure. After acclimatization to the maze, associations between the red cue cards and reward were formed via a shaping procedure. Following the final shaping day, food was removed from the maze and red cues were only present in one arm. The time it took for the fish to go from the start box to the cued arm was then measured. Afterwards, fish were exposed to 0.00, 0.25, or 0.75% ethanol (v/v) for 72 hours. Post-exposure memory performance was tested at 0.5-day, 5-day, and 14-day endpoints. Three primary findings were noted. First, no significant difference in run time was found within the control group at any time point, suggesting an adept associative memory system in zebrafish. Second, no significant difference in run time was found when comparing 0.25 and 0.75% (v/v) ethanol groups. Therefore, these treatments were pooled for further analyses. Third, the most significant impairment was observed at the 0.5-day post exposure time point indicating that ethanol has a significant impact on recently learned associations. Finally, no significant difference in run time was observed within the pooled treatment group on subsequent time points. This capacity for recovery was a key difference from what was observed in previous studies.