Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Applications of Telemedicine in Dermatology

Telemedicine is a technological tool that enhances well-being all around the globe. Practicing medicine or performing a clinical examination from a distance was a mere thought until this decade's pandemic hit the world. Telemedicine is practicing medicine sitting on one side of a globe and diagnosing and treating a different individual from the opposite part of the world. There is a long way to go for medical practitioners to execute an entire clinical examination analogous to an accurate clinical examination. Telemedicine is a supplement to a patient's total care, not a replacement for in-person doctor visits. Family doctors can easily access specialists using telemedicine, which enables them to monitor their patients closely. Numerous telemedicine systems, including store and forward, real-time and remote, or self-monitoring, are used worldwide for education, healthcare delivery and control, sickness screening, and disaster management. Even if telemedicine cannot solve every issue, it can significantly lessen the strain on the healthcare system. Nevertheless, investigations performed via telemedicine have started incorporating various medical instruments called telemedicine peripherals, including electronic stethoscopes, teleophthalmoscopes, and video-otoscopes. The prevailing disease around the globe of coronavirus has remarkably debilitated the medical infrastructure in providing diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, and follow-ups. As a result, there is a significant change in the way of practicing medicine and managing patients. Telemedicine provides timely patient care and reduces the risk of exposure to various communicable diseases offered to medical practitioners. The development of imaging technologies has significantly impacted dermatology, a specialty that relies on visual signals. Reviewing dermatology's existing situation and potential digital future, in brief, is the goal of this study. This study provides brief information on telemedicine, its application and scope in dermatology, and how it can alter the healthcare system.
Some Thoughts on Approximation Properties

We study some known approximation properties and introduce and investigate several new approximation properties, closely connected with different quasi-normed tensor products. These are the properties like the $AP_s$ or $AP_{(s,w)}$ for $s\in (0,1],$ which give us the possibility to identify the spaces of $s$-nuclear and $(s,w)$-nuclear operators with the corresponding tensor products (e.g., related to Lorentz sequence spaces). Some applications are given (in particular, we present not difficult proofs of the trace-formulas of Grothendieck-Lidskii type for several ideals of nuclear operators).
Gonadotrophin releasing hormone agonist with low dose human chorionic gonadotrophin co-triggers versus gonadotrophin releasing hormone agonist alone for reducing the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation in women with polycystic ovarian disease.

Background: Through in vitro fertilization–intracytoplasmic sperm injection (IVF–ICSI), "dual triggering" for final oocyte maturation with a combination of a gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist (GnRHa) and human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) might improve clinical outcomes in high responders. Cycles of GnRH antagonists. Aim of the work: To compare gonadotrophin releasing hormone agonist with low dose human chorionic gonadotrophin co-triggers versus gonadotrophin releasing hormone agonist alone for decreasing the threat of severe ovarian hyperstimulation in women suffering polycystic ovarian illness. Patients and methods: were women who joined University hospitals who took part in this randomised control study, which was carried out on them. Results: There is a noticeable variation in the number of oocytes in M1 among the groups was statistically important (p= 0.0147). As well, A significant variation existed between the two groups in terms of the quantity of oocytes produced in M2 (p= 0.0140). Conclusion: The use of Gonadotrophin releasing hormone agonist with low dose human chorionic gonadotrophin co-triggers was not significantly prevent the risk of mild and moderate form ovarian hyperstimulation in women suffering from polycystic ovarian disease in comparison with gonadotrophin releasing hormone agonist alone, Also, both protocols were not record any cases of severe form.
A multidimensional longitudinal meta-analysis of quality costing research

Purpose The present paper examines the longitudinal evolution of Quality Costs measurement, depicted in 99 real-data studies of the last thirty years. A meta-analysis of these articles is conducted, in order to highlight the evolution of the variables that have been used for the study of Quality Costing, in relation to the date of publication, business sector and geographical origin of each paper. Design/methodology/approach The analysis of the cost components has been conducted with the use of Multiple Correspondence Analysis, which is a useful tool for the exploration of the interrelations among all elements, aiming at the identification of the dominant and most substantial tendencies in their structure. Findings Our findings suggest that the level of analysis of Quality Costs is related to the date of publication, the business sector and the origin of each research. Furthermore, it is pointed out that the most prominent Prevention Costs are related to suppliers’ assurance, internal audit and new produc.
Synthesis and investigation of antiproliferative activity of Ru-NHC complexes against C6 and HeLa cancer cells

The 2-methylpyridine, 2-diethylaminoethyl, and isopentyl linked a series of symmetric and unsymmetric benzimidazolium salts 2a–e were prepared and used in the synthesis of silver-N-heterocyclic carbene (NHC) complexes (3a–e). The Ru(II)-NHC complexes (4a–h) were synthesized via transmetalation reaction from 3a–e. 4a–h complexes were converted to Ru(II)-NHC.HCl complexes (5ah) by HCl solution of diethyl ether and characterized by different spectroscopic techniques such as 1H and 13C NMR, LC/MS-Q-TOF, FT-IR, elemental analysis, and melting point detection. We examined the effect of the structural difference of complexes on anticancer activity via different arenes and metal centers. Antiproliferative activity of 5a–h and 3a was tested against human cervix adenocarcinoma (HeLa) and rat glioblastoma (C6) cell lines by ELISA assay. The IC50 value of 5b, 5c and 5e complexes exhibited good cytotoxic activity than cisplatin on C6 (14.2 ± 0.5 mM; 16.2 ± 0.4 mM; 24.2 ± 0.7 mM, respectively) and HeLa (11.1 ± 0.5 mM; 13.7 ± 0.3 mM; 22.8 ± 0.8 mM, respectively) cell lines.
Interactive control system design by a mixed H∞-parameter space method

This paper presents an interactive graphical method to determine sets of stabilizing controllers satisfying any combination of constraints on the sensitivity, complementary sensitivity, and input sensitivity transfer functions. The method is limited to single-input/single-output systems but offers significant advantages over current H/sup /spl infin// methods. It can handle pure time delays in an exact manner. The weighting functions need not be rational. By virtue of producing the required parameter space region for the frequency response criteria, subsequent direct time-domain optimization is possible. The controllers obtained are of lower order for comparable performance than those produced by current H/sup /spl infin// techniques. The method is particularly well suited to robust control problems, where frequency domain constraints emerge from the analysis of uncertainties in the system, and also to suboptimal problems, where the frequency-domain loop shaping is used to achieve time-domain specifications.
Empirical nonlinear site effects in Japanese megathrust earthquakes

In the course of developing ground-motion models (GMMs) of peak ground acceleration (PGA) for Japanese megathrust earthquakes, we discovered that empirical nonlinear site effects from these events are very different from those found for shallow crustal earthquakes in California and other global active tectonic regions. In particular, nonlinearity in site response is much less prominent in Japan than these other regions, which is consistent with other empirical and theoretical ground-response studies using recordings from both crustal and subduction earthquakes. In this study, we used the residuals from Japanese megathrust GMMs that account for linear site response to develop a nonlinear site-response term that uses the value of PGA on rock as a measure of ground-motion severity and the value of time-averaged shear-wave velocity in the top 30 m of a site (VS30) as a measure of site properties. The resulting residuals are unbiased and trendless over all PGA values of interest. We also investigated whether soil nonlinearity can be modeled using proxies for shear stress and shear strain. We found deviations from expected linearity unrelated to nonlinear site effects at small values of strain—believed to be due to network accelerograph trigger thresholds—and at large earthquake magnitudes, believed to be due to the shape of the source spectrum.
Effect of Restraint Stress on Pain Sensitivity, Spinal Trigeminal Nucleus Neurons, and Astrocytes in the Masseter Area of Rats

To explore the changes of pain sensitivity (PS) in the masseter area (MA) in the rat model of psychological stress and the mechanism of action between spinal nucleus neurons and astrocytes in the trigeminal ganglion. The 40 Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly divided into control group (no treatment), group A (restraint stress (RS) 1 d), group B (RS 7 d), and group C (RS 14 d). The body weight growth rates (WGR) of rats in each group were compared and the difference of CORT and ACTH in serum was analyzed by ELISA. The open field test and the elevated “cross” maze test were adopted to detect the behavioral changes of rats. Finally, pain threshold of the MA in rats, the activation amount of brain tissue medulla oblongata parts astrocytes markers Glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP), and the protein expression of IL-1β and IL-1RI were detected. The results showed the WGR at 7 d and 14 d was greatly lower than control group (P < 0.01). In addition, the activity level and serum CORT and ACTH levels AND mean pain threshold in the MA of groups B and C were greatly lower than control group (P < 0.05). The activation rate of GFRP in group C (P < 0.01) and the protein expression of IL-1β and IL-1RI (P < 0.05) in rat trigeminal ganglion astrocytes of groups B and C was greatly higher than control group, indicating the increase of RS time, the release of IL-1β and IL-1RI can activate neurons and astrocytes in spinal trigeminal nucleus (STN) nerve and increase the PS of the MA.
ACUTE AND SUBCHRONIC TOXICITY OF METHOMYL TO MALE ALBINO RATS

The effect of long-term administration of methomyl on clinical symptoms some organs weight gain, enzymes activities and chromosomal aberration was studied male of albino rats male albino rats ( Rattus norvegicus ) treated with methomyl soluble powder (90%swp) during the experimental period (90 days) by different concentrations (5,10 and 20ppm) that dissolved in drinking water and also the effect of recovery period (30 days) were studied methomyl induce clinical symptoms of toxicity in the different concentrations included lacrimation, convulsion ,hypertension was increased with higher concentrations, where as 5 ppm produced slight symptoms. The organs weight ratio of treated albino rats with 5, 10 and 15 ppm were increased respectively. On the other hand, in treated rats by different concentrations of methomyl data cleared that the urea and creatinine levels in the treated rats during the experimental period The maximum increase observed in the case of kidney function after exposure to 20 ppm with methomyl. In contrary, a slightly inhibition which correlated with the concentration 5 ppm was observed in the cholinesterase activity (BChE) in plasma of rats. The highest chromosomal aberration was observed in treated rats with 1/20 and 1/10 of LD50 doses after 12 and 18 hrs, while the lowest chromosomal aberration was noticed after different intervals in treated rats for 1/40 LD 50 methomyl.
Parking management system and method thereof

PURPOSE: A parking management system and a method thereof are provided to reduce construction and maintenance costs of a whole parking management system. CONSTITUTION: A parking control system(100) manages vehicles and carries out a charge calculation function. A parking guidance system(200) indicates real time parking related information through a parking display unit. An illumination control system(300) comprises a lamp, multiple motion detection sensors, an illumination control part, multiple infrared ray sensors, and a parking display part. A central control system(400) generates an illumination control signal and confirms the parking position of a parked vehicle. [Reference numerals] (100) Parking control system; (200) Parking guidance system; (300) Illumination control system; (400) Central control system; (500) Mobile terminal
Predicting causes of death among vulvar cancer patients; SEER database analysis

Background: This study aims to identify causes of death among vulvar cancer patients diagnosed in the period between 2004 and 2013, using the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End-Results (SEER) Program. Patients Methods: Data of 3769 Women with vulvar cancer, aged 40 years or more were extracted. Causes of death were categorized into vulvar cancer death, other cancer death, and other causes of death. The statistical analysis was performed using R (Version 3.4.0) utilizing the survival package (Version 2.41-3) and competing for the risk package. Results: At the end of the follow-up period, 2520 patients (66.9%) were alive while 1249 patients (33.14%) were dead. Of the 1249 deaths, 632 (50.6%) were attributed to vulvar cancer, 184 (14.7%) to other cancers, and 433 (34.66%) to other causes of death. Cardiovascular diseases and other gynecological cancers were the most common causes of death after vulvar cancer representing 16.65% and 5.28% of all deaths respectively. Advanced disease stage and more than three positive lymph nodes were associated with an increased risk of death due to other cancers. Simple and total surgeries were associated with lower risk. Non-cancer-related deaths were higher in unmarried women or in those who underwent surgical treatment. Conclusions: Non-cancer causes in addition to cancers other than vulvar cancer account for half of all deaths that occurred among patients diagnosed with vulvar cancer. Cardiovascular diseases and other gynecologic cancers are the most significant causes of death after vulvar cancer.
G6-2 Behavioral and psychological effects by short time viewing 360 videos using a HMD

The authors examined the psycho-physiological effects of viewing short segments of 360° videos using a head-mounted display (HMD) in terms of the type of content and the viewing environment. Twenty participants viewed 360° videos with varying features using an eye-tracking HMD consisting of a smartphone fitted in a case containing optics. Ten participants were seated on a swivel chair and the others on a fixed one. As objective indexes, changes in the direction of gaze and body rotation (shoulder and head) were measured during viewing. As subjective indexes, motion sickness, emotional reaction and presence and immersion were measured. The results of the objective indexes showed that gaze tended to focus on the center of the screen when there was more camera motion. Further, chair swiveling increased head motion and horizontal eye movement. Results of the subjective indexes showed that the content type affected subjective symptoms of sickness and emotional arousal. Furthermore, chair swiveling augmented these symptoms and decreased the arousal level. In conclusion, it is suggested that the behavioral and psychological responses of viewing short segments of 360° videos using an HMD are affected by both the characteristics of the content being viewed and the viewing environment.
Recognizing Social Media-Related Depression

Depression and anxiety in adolescents and young adults is reaching epidemic proportions. From 2005 to 2014, the overall prevalence of depression in adolescents aged 12 to 17 increased from 8.7% to 11.3% and from 2011 to 2018, rates of depression and anxiety in college students increased from 31.5% to 42.2% and 51.5% to 63.6% respectively.1,2 Psychological well-being, a closely related construct, decreased suddenly for adolescents around 2012 and has remained low since that time.3 These trends have been mirrored by a simultaneous increase since 2012 in smartphone adoption and screen-time, particularly social media usage, among American adolescents. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated these trends: adults in April and May of 2020 were three times as likely to screen positive for depressive and anxiety disorders compared to the year prior.4 Today, social media is omnipresent in the lives of adolescents and adults. The Pew Research Center found that 84% of Americans aged 18-29 adults use at least one social media site and Piper Sandler Investment Research found that the average teen spends 12 hours per week on social media.5,6 Social media usage is a new and important consideration when dealing with and organizing efforts to combat rising depression and anxiety.
Analysis of Work Accidents and Work Accident Benefits in 2016 in East Java

Introduction: According to data from the Ministry of Manpower of the Republic of Indonesia in 2016, it shows that there were 16,880 work accidents that occurred in East Java, which were classified as an OHS emergency. This study aims to analyze the incidence of work accidents and the amount of work accident insurance benefits received by the participants of Employment Insurance and Social Security in East Java Province. Methods: This study used non-reactive research and secondary data, namely gender, age, accident location, time of accident, number of work accidents and data on the number of benefits received by the participants of Employment Insurance and Social Security in East Java in 2016. The number of samples was 4,700 respondents. The analysis was conducted by comparing the number of work accidents with the amount of benefits received by workers participating in the Employment Insurance and Social Security. Results: The results showed that based on gender, the highest occupational accident cases occurred in male workers (80%), most of the occupational accident cases occurred at the age <25 years old- 35 years old (56%), the location of the accident mostly occurred at work locations (70%), and most of the accidents occurred at 06.01-12.00 (46%). Conclusion: The case of work accidents in 2016 in East Java when compared to the number of work safety benefit recipients was 0.77% and the ratio of the number of work accident cases with the highest work safety benefit amount was in permanent total disability (1: 4,800,000).
The calculus of fuzzy restrictions as a basis for flexible constraint satisfaction

The authors propose a unified treatment of prioritized and flexible constraints, both being represented by possibility distributions. An approach based on possibility theory is described for representing and solving such fuzzy constraint satisfaction problems (FCSP) involving both types of constraints. Arc- and path-consistency-based methods for constraint satisfaction problems are extended to this possibility theory framework. An illustrative example is given. <<ETX>>
Analisis Penerimaan Sistem E-Learning Menggunakan Metode Unified Theory of Acceptance And Use of Technology (UTAUT)

Teknologi informasi menjadi salah satu hal penting bagi kehidupan saat ini. Dengan adanya teknologi bisa mempermudah dalam melakukan tugas sehari-hari, apalagi dalam masa pandemi seperti ini masyarakat dianjurkan untuk mengurangi aktifitas diluar rumah, namun pekerjaan atau tanggung jawab mereka harus tetap berjalan. Electronic Learning atau E-learning bertujuan untuk mempermudah seseorang dalam proses belajar mengajar. Penilitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui bagaimana tingkat penerimaan mahasiswa terhadap Mulawarman Online Learning Sistem yang baru digunakan pada bulan Januari menggunakan metode Unified Theory Of Acceptance And Use Of Technology (UTAUT). Pengambilan sampel yang digunakan adalah seluruh mahasiswa Informatika angkatan 2017,2018 dan 2019 yang melakukan pembelajaran online menggunakan MOLS, dan diperoleh sebanyak 170 responden. Data yang diperoleh dianalisis dengan menggunakan sotfware Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) Versi 25. Berdasarkan analisis data diperoleh hasil sebagai berikut : (1) Performance Expectancy memiliki pengaruh terhadap User Acceptance; (2) Effort Expectancy memiliki pengaruh terhadap User Acceptance; (3) Social Influence memiliki pengaruh terhadap User Acceptance; (4) Facilitating Conditions memiliki pengaruh terhadap User Acceptance; (5) Social Influence memiliki pengaruh terhadap User Acceptance yang di moderasi oleh Gender. Dari hasil analisis dapat disimpulan bahwa tingkat penerimaan E-learning cukup tinggi.
Development and Evaluation of a New Urban Parameterization in the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) Model

In mesoscale Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model, several urban‐modeling options exist, such as Single‐layer Urban Canopy Model, Building Effect Parameterization, and Building Energy Model. However, these models have limitations in terms of the choice of land surface models (LSMs) and planetary boundary layer (PBL) schemes, the associated computational expenses, and other constraints. Recently, Dy et al. (2019, https://doi.org/10.1029/2018JD029333) included the urban‐momentum drag effect for wind‐speed modeling by developing a new multilayer model based on a modified nonlocal Asymmetric Convective Model version‐2 (ACM2) PBL scheme. This urban‐based ACM2 (UACM) has demonstrated a significantly improved ability over the base‐ACM2 (BACM) to predict wind speed near the urban ground surface and shown an inflection point at roof level in the vertical profile of horizontal wind. In this study, urban thermal and moisture components are introduced into the Pleim‐Xiu (PX) LSM and coupled with UACM. The diurnal variation in street, walls, and roof‐surface temperatures is modeled using the two‐layer force‐restore algorithm. Simple radiation treatment is considered to account for shadowing on streets based on the solar zenith angle and building morphology. Heat and moisture flux evolution are considered explicitly on all urban surfaces. The advantages of this novel UACM are simple formulation, more efficient execution, and its requirement for only a few fundamental urban morphological parameters. The idealized and real urban data case WRF simulations are performed over the Pearl River Delta region in southern China to test the new UACM. The computationally efficient UACM is expected to perform faster for operational forecasting runs.
Weak Bus-Oriented Installation of Phasor Measurement Unit for Power Network Observability

Abstract Phasor measurement unit (PMU) is a GPS-based monitoring equipment employed for the improvement of the stability and reliability of the electrical grid. In this work, an optimal PMU placement has been considered to utilize the least number of units in order to make the power network fully observable. Further, this article also suggests to not only determine the minimal number and optimal locations of PMUs but also installation of the maximum number of PMUs on the weakest bus in an electrical network. Thus, the weak bus based on line stability index utilizing load flow measurement is determined. Then a novel numerical methodology which depends upon binary integer linear programming, constrained by weak bus measurement is proposed in this paper. Also, the effect of a single PMU loss considering weak buses is shown. The developed approach has been conducted on standard IEEE -14, -118, -300 and New England 39- bus test systems. Finally, obtained results and comparison with different weak bus methodologies are shown and examined.