Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
PENGARUH PEMENUHAN KESEHATAN ANAK TERHADAP PERKEMBANGAN ANAK

Anak merupakan generasi penerus bangsa. Awal kokoh atau rapuhnya suatu negara dapat dilihat dari kualitas para generasi penerusnya. Jika terlahir anak-anak dengan tingkat kesehatan yang rendah, kondisi bangsa bisa menjadi lemah dan tidak mampu membangun negaranya secara optimal. Indonesia adalah negara keempat dengan jumlah penduduk terbesar di dunia, yaitu 237,6 juta jiwa. Penduduk dengan jumlah banyak dan berkualitas akan menjadi modal pembangunan. Namun, ternyata dari sekian banyaknya jumlah penduduk Indonesia, terdapat hal yang menjadi masalah, yaitu kematian anak. Angka kematian anak menjadi salah satu masalah serius di Indonesia. Mengurangi angka kematian harus diimbangi dengan akses kesehatan yang baik. Fenomena kesehatan anak di Indonesia menjadi hal yang menarik untuk dikaji karena anak yang masih dalam masa perkembangan dan butuh perhatian lebih dari orangtua maupun pengasuhnya. Jika kesehatan anak terganggu maka perkembangannya juga bisa menjadi terhambat. Oleh karena itu, kebutuhan dasar anak harus mendapatkan perhatian lebih dari orang tuanya agar kebutuhan dasar tersebut dapat terpenuhi dengan baik sehingga kesehatannya menjadi terjaga dan juga perkembangannya menjadi tidak terganggu. Dengan adanya fenomena ini, pekerja sosial yang kompeten di bidangnya, yang dalam hal ini adalah pekerja sosial medis, bisa berperan sebagai motivator, edukator, dan juga mediator. Dalam menjalankan perannya tersebut, pekerja sosial medis tidak bekerja sendiri namun, bekerja sama dengan anak yang mengalami gangguan kesehatan itu sendiri, keluarga, orang terdekat anak tersebut, serta bersama dengan tim medis lainnya.
Recent advances in the message passing interface : 18th European MPI Users' Group Meeting, EuroMPI 2011, Santorini, Greece, September 18-21, 2011 : proceedings

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 18th European MPI Users' Group Meeting on Recent Advances in the Message Passing Interface, EuroMPI 2011, held in Santorini, Greece, in September 2011. The 28 revised full papers presented together with 10 posters were carefully reviewed and selected from 66 submissions. Topics covered are communication; I/O; networking, and implementation issues and improvements; algorithms and tools; interaction with hardware; applications and performance evaluation; and, fault and tolerance.
THE RELATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS OF INTONATION AND DURATION TO INTELLIGIBILITY IN NORWEGIAN AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

An experiment is presented which investigates the relative contributions of intonation and duration to intelligibility of Norwegian as a second language (N2). Recordings of Norwegian sentences read by speakers of 7 native languages (L1s) were used. The global intonation and the phoneme durations of each N2 utterance were manipulated so as to match a native Norwegian speaker’s productions of the same sentences. A perception experiment was carried out in which native Norwegian listeners wrote down the words they perceived of each N2 sentence. The results show that only intonation manipulation enhances N2 intelligibility for the English and German L1 groups and that only duration manipulation enhances N2 intelligibility for the French, Tamil and Persian L1 groups.
Study of pupil diameter and eye movements to enhance flight safety. Etude de diamètre pupillaire et de mouvements oculaires pour la sécurité aérienne

L'analyse d'evenements aeriens revele que la plupart des accidents aeronautiques ont pour origine une surveillance inadaptee de parametres de vol induite par une vigilance reduite, le stress ou une charge de travail importante. Une solution prometteuse pour ameliorer la securite aerienne est d'etudier le regard des pilotes. La pupille est un bon indicateur de l'etat attentionnel/cognitif tandis que les mouvements oculaires revelent des strategies de prises d'information. La question posee dans ce manuscrit est d'evaluer l'apport de l'oculometrie pour la securite aerienne par les contributions suivantes : 1-2) Les deux premieres etudes de ce doctorat ont demontre que les effets d'interaction entre la luminance et la charge cognitive sur la reaction pupillaire. La composante pupillaire impactee depend de la nature de la charge - soutenue ou transitoire. 3) Un cadre mathematique developpe fournit un moyen d'illustration de schemas visuels pour l'analyse qualitative. Ce cadre ouvre egalement la voie a de nouvelles methodes pour comparer quantitativement ces schemas visuels. 4) Une technique originale d'analyse de fixations et de construction d'un ratio "exploration-exploitation" est proposee et est appliquee dans deux cas d'etudes en simulateur de vol. 5) Enfin, on propose un cadre theorique d'integration de l'oculometrie dans les cockpits. Ce cadre comporte quatre etapes presentees dans, a la fois, l'ordre chronologique de l'integration et la complexite technique de realisation.
Penentuan Daya Cerna Protein In Vitro Ikan Bawal (Colossoma Macropomum) pada Umur Panen Berbeda

Digestibility is part of the sample consumed and not released into the feces. This study discusses about the protein digestibility of tambaqui fish ( Colossoma macropomum ) at different ages and sizes in vitro. Protein digestibility is the ability of the organisms to break down proteins into simple molecular compounds. At the initial stage, all samples used were dried, then distilled water at pH 8 added, and later the mixture was homogenized for three minutes. After the mixture was homogeneous, enzymes and distilled water were added. Samples were then centrifuged and the absorbance of the sample was measured using absorption spectrophotometry. The results obtained during the observations showed that the digestibility of proteins in the casein showed a value of 100%, small pomfret fish for 28.37%, pomfret fish at 58.42%, and large pomfret fish amount to 88.39%. This shows the larger size of the fish, then the digestibility of protein will be higher. In addition, the lower the pH, the protein digestibility will be higher for hydrolysis of proteins requires an acidic environment of pH conditions.
Reference and cognition: Experimental and computational cognitive modeling studies on reference processing in Dutch and Italian

Veel van de uitdrukkingen die we in een gesprek gebruiken verwijzen naar iets of iemand om ons heen, zoals 'de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen' of 'de leadzanger van Coldplay'. Sommige uitdrukkingen kunnen naar meerdere dingen of personen verwijzen, zoals de voornaamwoorden 'hij' en 'zij'. De uitdaging voor de luisteraar is om te begrijpen wat de spreker bedoelde met zo’n uitdrukking. Margreet Vogelzang onderzocht hoe het proces van het begrijpen van verwijzende uitdrukkingen in zijn werk gaat, en of hierin verschillen zijn tussen talen. In het Nederlands kun je namelijk naar iemand verwijzen met een voornaamwoord (zoals 'hij' of 'zij'), maar in het Italiaans kun je ofwel zo'n voornaamwoord gebruiken, ofwel het onderwerp van een zin helemaal weglaten. Je zegt dan bijvoorbeeld 'corre' (d.w.z. ‘rent’) in plaats van 'hij rent'. Door het meten van de pupilgrootte van volwassenen terwijl ze naar zinnen in hun moedertaal luisterden, ontdekte Vogelzang dat niet alleen kinderen, maar zelfs volwassenen soms veel moeite hebben met het begrijpen van verwijzende uitdrukkingen die naar meerdere dingen kunnen verwijzen. Daarnaast ontdekte ze dat het gebruik van een explicietere uitdrukking (bijvoorbeeld 'de egel' in plaats van 'hij') het proces van begrijpen makkelijker maakt, en dat dit gemak terug te zien is in de grootte van je pupil. Vogelzang vond verder dat voornaamwoorden in verschillende talen een net iets andere betekenis kunnen hebben, wat belangrijk is wanneer je als Nederlander Italiaans wilt leren of omgekeerd, en ook voor de ontwikkeling van computerprogramma’s die teksten vertalen. Door het proces van taalbegrip na te bootsen met computermodellen concludeerde Vogelzang dat de moeite die kinderen hebben met het begrijpen van verwijzende uitdrukkingen veroorzaakt wordt door een lagere snelheid van zinsverwerking en minder werkgeheugencapaciteit in vergelijking met volwassenen. Interessant is dat Italiaanse kinderen van 8 jaar nog problemen hebben met het begrijpen van een een weggelaten onderwerp, een vorm die in het Nederlands niet bestaat. Daarnaast laten de computermodellen zien dat het in het Italiaans nodig is om te redeneren over wat de spreker bedoelde om een voornaamwoord te goed te kunnen begrijpen. Samen laten deze studies zien dat dat je voor een goed begrip van verwijzende uitdrukkingen zowel voldoende kennis van de taal als voldoende verwerkingssnelheid en werkgeheugencapaciteit nodig hebt.
Opleidingsverschillen in maatschappelijk onbehagen en wantrouwen in de politiek in Nederland, 1970-2012

Hoogopgeleiden ervaren minder maatschappelijk onbehagen dan laagopgeleiden. Dat blijkt al tientallen jaren uit onderzoek in Nederland en andere liberale democratieen (De Koster et al., 2010). Zulk soort opleidingsverschillen bestaan ook waar het gaat om wantrouwen in de politiek (Bovens & Wille, 2010), dat met maatschappelijk onbehagen samengaat (Steenvoorden, 2015). Dit patroon is onderdeel van een bredere sociaal-culturele scheidslijn waarin laagopgeleiden op allerlei thema’s anders tegen de wereld aankijken dan hoogopgeleiden, zoals onlangs voor Nederland uitgebreid in kaart is gebracht in de bundel Gescheiden werelden? Bovens en collega’s (2014) bespreken daarin twee sociaal-culturele families: hoogopgeleide universalisten en laagopgeleide particularisten. De eerste “bestaat overwegend uit mensen die redelijk positief staan tegenover open grenzen, andere culturen en het toelaten van migranten (…), een meer universele opvatting hebben van rechtvaardigheid en staatsburgerschap, [en] vaak zijn ze ook voorstander van Europese eenwording” (Bovens et al., 2014:18), terwijl de tweede familie tegengestelde opvattingen en voorkeuren heeft. In deze bijdrage richten we ons op de positie die middelbaaropgeleiden innemen op twee aspecten van deze sociaal-culturele scheidslijn, maatschappelijk onbehagen en wantrouwen in de politiek.
Conducting Survey Research via the Internet.

This guide to creating a survey to be administered on the Internet used Microsoft Access as the database program for the illustration. Forty-four steps in constructing the survey, including the Common Gateway Interface that moves the data collected in e-mails directly to the database, are outlined. The example developed by researchers at the University of Alabama uses a server called "Bama. " A sample survey is attached. (SLD) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. CONDUCTING SURVEY RESEARCH VIA THE INTERNET Margaret L. Rice and Vivian H. Wright, The University of Alabama Jay Cofield, University of Montevallo Suzanne P. Stokes, Troy State University Elizabeth K. Wilson, The University of Alabama BEST COPY AVAILABLE Co co) 4 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Educational Research and Improvement CV) EDU ATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) 2 This document has been reproduced as received from the person or organization originating it. Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality. Points of view or opinions stated in this document do not necessarily represent official OERI position or policy. PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE AND DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY
Content versus Context in the Accuracy of Episodic Memories

For this study branched off from past research on episodic memory and the known variation between memory for the content of an episode and memory for the context of an episode. By designing multiple cognitive tasks, as well as two reading tasks, we were able to create vivid, new episodic memories that we were able to control. In this manner, unlike past research that focused on episodic memory from a participant’s lifetime, we will be able to definitively test the accuracy of a participant’s memory. The data that was collected from this study showed significant differences when comparing memories for details of the content of an episode with memories for contextual details of an episode. It appears that only remembering the content of an episode will lead to more accurate memory later on, while only remembering the context of an episode will yield not. In addition, initially recalling content details seems to increase ability to remember contextual details at a later time.
Design optimization in computer aided architectural design

The proposition of using design optimization to formalize and add rigour to the decision-making process in building and construction was earlier compiled by Radford et al. in 1988, providing an in-depth demonstration of techniques available at the time. Much has changed since, both in the available solution methods and the nature of the problems themselves. This paper provides an updated insight into past and current trends of using this engineering design paradigm to solve architectural design problems, with an emphasis on continuous nonlinear formulations of simulation-based problems. The paper demonstrates different problem formulations and current techniques for solving them. Examples from recent research are used to demonstrate significant achievements and existing challenges associated with formalizing and solving decision-making tasks in architecture.
Java Virtual Machine with Rollback Procedure allowing Systematic and Exhaustive Testing of Multi-threaded Java Programs

Many Java programs have sources of non-determinism, where a program depends upon factors that cannot be controlled. Such sources include (true) random numbers or the inherent non-determinism in concurrent threads, where the thread schedule is determined by the environment and varies between executions. This makes classical testing and fault-finding very inefficient: due to the non-deterministic nature of concurrent programs, a program run can no longer be reproduced reliably, and a fault may not manifest itself except under rare circumstances. Therefore the wish arises to test a program, under all possible outcomes. Different thread schedules are of primary interest. The main goal was to create a virtual machine that aims to expose its internal execution environment to tools in a consistent, well-documented way. It also includes a rollback mechanism, that allows establishing checkpoints in program execution, which can be reverted to in order to test another schedule. On top of our custom virtual machine, a testing algorithm was implemented that systematically finds errors resulting from unintended timing dependencies. This work implements the ExitBlock and the ExitBlock-RW algorithm presented in Derek Bruening’s master thesis [7]. Both algorithms execute a program or parts thereof on a given input multiple times, enumerating meaningful schedules in order to cover all program behaviours. A key challenge is to minimize the number of schedules. ExitBlock and the ExitBlock-RW achieve this by enumerating possible orders of synchronized regions, provided the target program follows a mutual-exclusion locking discipline. However, the number of resulting schedules is still to high. Real programs therefore cannot be exhaustively tested as a whole. This thesis presents the implementation of ExitBlock and ExitBlock-RW in our custom virtual machine, and demonstrates how possible assertion violations, and most potential deadlocks are discovered.
Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s Uncle Boonmee and Heidegger’s Phenomenology of Art

Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives (Lung Buỵmī ralụk chāti, 2010) is a quiet and mesmerizing film directed by Apichatpong Weerasethakul. This slow Thai cinema tells the story of Uncle Boonmee, who can recall his past lives. This article interprets Uncle Boonmee according to Martin Heidegger’s phenomenology of art. In Heidegger’s essay The Origin of the Work of Art (1935), he articulates that entombed in any artwork is the conflict between ‘earth’ and ‘world’. Artwork, Heidegger argues, is truth setting to work as itself. Truth, in the context of Heidegger’s vocabulary of Being, is the Greek term aletheia, which means ‘unconcealment. ’ However, Heidegger’s readings in his influential essay are limited to painting, poetry and architecture but not cinema. What can cinema tells us of truth, poetically and phenomenologically? Weerasethakul’s Uncle Boonmee, with its slow, mysterious and meditative reflection on life, can perhaps give us an exemplary clue in furthering an understanding of Heidegger’s ‘conflict of the earth and the world’ in a work of art.
Understanding dynamic interactions

We outline some recent mathematical and computational ideas that deal with dynamic patterns of connectivity in digital communication. Typical examples are email, voice mail and on-line interactions. This new branch of network science addresses issues such as: where is the best place and time to start a rumour, which players have the ability to exploit the dynamic structure most eectively and how will the network evolution respond to external stimulus? In a new experiment we apply dynamic centrality measures to an email data set involving Enron employees. This reveals how an individual's ability to communicate across the dy- namic network correlates with their position in the company hierarchy.
Developing Web Applications with Haskell and Yesod

Five Great Tips for Developing Web Apps with Haskell & Yesod 1. Haskell makes it easy to create new datatypes. Instead of reusing Int for year, month, and day, you can create one- line newtype wrappers, and the compiler will prevent you from accidentally mixing them up. So you can have code that looks like: newtype Year = Year Int newtype Month = Month Int newtype Slug = Slug Text getBlogPostR :: Year - Month - Slug - Handler RepHtml 2. Yesod uses third-party authentication out of the box. The BrowserID and Google Email plugins allow you to authenticate users via their email address, without forcing them to create a new password just for your site. It also removes the burden from your app of validating their ownership of the address in question. And, if in the future you want to have logins from your site, it's easy to transition to the email/password backend. 3. It's recommended to avoid overlapping routes whenever possible. Yesod will warn you if two routes could both match the same requested URL. However, if you really want to do this, use the special exclamation mark syntax: /blog/! 2008 Blog2008ArchiveR GET /blog/#Year BlogArchiveR GET Don't forget that when you have overlapping routes, order matters! The first route in the list that matches will be used. 4. Lazy I/O can be a simple and convenient way to read in large files. However, on a busy server, this could end up using too many file descriptors. Instead, it's best to use conduit, which has deterministic resource handling. Reading a file, compressing it, and writing it back out is as simple as: sourceFile "input" $$ gzip =$ sinkFile "output" 5. Sending data to and from the client via JSON is highly recommended. The yesod-json packages provides jsonToRepJson and parseJsonBody for this purpose. Combined with some powerful client-side Javascript frameworks, you can easily create rich client-side applications.
Analyse discursive et informations de factivité (Discursive analysis and information factivity)

Les annotations discursives proposées dans le cadre de théories discursives comme RST (Rhetorical Structure Theory) ou SDRT (Segmented Dicourse Representation Theory) ont comme point fort de construire une structure discursive globale liant toutes les informations données dans un texte. Les annotations discursives proposées dans le PDTB (Penn Discourse Tree Bank) ont comme point fort d’identifier la “source” de chaque information du texte—répondant ainsi à la question qui a dit ou pense quoi ? Nous proposons une approche unifiée pour les annotations discursives alliant les points forts de ces deux courants de recherche. Cette approche unifiée repose crucialement sur des information de factivité, telles que celles qui sont annotées dans le corpus (anglais) FactBank.
Discrete filtering techniques applied to sequential GPS range measurements

The basic navigation solution is described for position and velocity based on range and delta range (Doppler) measurements from NAVSTAR Global Positioning System satellites. The application of discrete filtering techniques is examined to reduce the white noise distortions on the sequential range measurements. A second order (position and velocity states) Kalman filter is implemented to obtain smoothed estimates of range by filtering the dynamics of the signal from each satellite separately. Test results using a simulated GPS receiver show a steady-state noise reduction, the input noise variance divided by the output noise variance, of a factor of four. Recommendations for further noise reduction based on higher order Kalman filters or additional delta range measurements are included.
Error analysis of sequence modeling for projecting cyber attacks

Intrusion Detection System (IDS) has become an integral component in the field of network security. Prior research has focused on developing efficient IDSs and correlating attacks as Attack Tracks. To enhance the network analyst’s situational awareness, sequence modeling techniques like Variable Length Markov Models (VLMM) have been used to project likely future attacks. However, such projections are made assuming that the IDSs detect each and every attack action, which is not viable in reality. An IDS could miss an attack due to loss of packets or improper traffic analysis, or when an attacker evades detection by employing obfuscation techniques. Such missed detections, could negatively affect the prediction model, resulting in erroneous estimations. This thesis investigates the prediction performance as an error analysis of VLMM when used for projecting cyber attacks. This analysis is based on the impact of missed alerts, representing undetected attack actions. The analysis begins with an analytical study of a state-based Markov model, called Causal-State Splitting Reconstruction (CSSR), to contrast the context-based VLMM. Simulation results show that VLMM and CSSR perform comparably, with VLMM being a simpler model without the need to maintain and train the state space. A thorough design of experiments studies the effects of missing IDS alerts, by having missed alerts at different locations of the attack sequence with different rates. The experimental results suggested that the change in prediction accuracy is low when there are missed alerts in one part of the sequence and higher if they are throughout the entire sequence. Also, the prediction accuracy increases when there are rare alerts missing, and it decreases when there are common alerts missing. In addition, change in the prediction accuracy is relatively less for sequences with smaller symbol space compared to sequences
Prediction of Financial Failure With Artificial Neural Network Technology and an Empirical Application on Publicly Held Companies

Multivariate statistical techniques are used widely and successfully in financial failure prediction models. On the other hand, the existing applications of multivariate statistical techniques on financial failure pay insufficient attention to assumptions of these techniques. Therefore, some methodological problems arise about generalization of the models that are developed with in multivariate statistical techniques. Artificial Neural Network is an alternative technology to predict financial failure. This study indicated that neural networks provided better results then multivariate discriminant analysis in prediction of financial failure.