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Virtual Reality Simulation Design For The Use Of Personal Protection Equipment For The Pertamina Refinery Area

Occupational safety and health are very important to pay attention to, especially for workers in the field. Personal protective equipment is a tool that can reduce the risk of work accidents. The Pertamina Company requires workers to carry out training on the use of personal protective equipment in Pertamina's demo room. The problem that often occurs is the limited space for conducting simulations if many workers take part in the training simultaneously, they have to queue first to enter the demo room. The final result of this research is to produce a virtual reality demo room application to save training time on the use of personal protective equipment. The stages in making the Virtual Reality demo room application include analysis, methods, design, development, and validation. The process of analyzing the Virtual Reality demo room application includes analyzing system requirements and using the waterfall method. The design of the virtual reality demo room application uses Unity and Blender software for 3D assets and animation. The Virtual Reality demo room application has passed the validation test stage in terms of media, software, and benefits obtained a score of 86.
Embracing E-Learning for Enhanced Learning Experiences in the Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Palangka Raya

Community service, one of the main tasks according to Tridharma, was carried out to optimize e-learning in the learning process for lecturers and students of the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB), University of Palangka Raya (UPR). The issue being discussed was e-learning not being optimally used in FEB due to lecturers’ and students’ perceptions that e-learning was not a user-friendly platform. Hence to solve this problem, several implementation methods were being used, which were online and offline coaching clinics on the use of e-learning for lecturers, e-learning workshops for students, preparation of effective guidance modules, and creation of e-learning Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). The result after implementing the community service activities showed that the perceptions about e-learning were resolved after attending the community service activities which resulted in the growth of users from the lecturers and students.
Efficient Fine Tuning for Fashion Object Detection

Pre-trained models have achieved success in object detection. However, challenges remain due to dataset noise and lack of domain-specific data, resulting in weaker zero-shot capabilities in specialized fields such as fashion imaging. We addressed this by constructing a novel clothing object detection benchmark, Garment40K, which includes more than 140,000 human images with bounding boxes and over 40,000 clothing images. Each clothing item within this dataset is accompanied by its corresponding category and textual description. The dataset covers 2 major categories, pants and tops, which are further divided into 15 fine-grained subclasses, providing a rich and high-quality clothing resource. Leveraging this dataset, we propose an efficient fine-tuning method based on the Grounding DINO framework to tackle the issue of missed and false detections of clothing targets. This method incorporates additional similarity loss constraints and adapter modules, leading to a significantly enhanced model named Improved Grounding DINO. By fine-tuning only a small number of additional adapter module parameters, we considerably reduced computational costs while achieving performance comparable to full parameter fine tuning. This allows our model to be conveniently deployed on a variety of low-cost visual sensors. Our Improved Grounding DINO demonstrates considerable performance improvements in computer vision applications in the clothing domain.
Read Aloud Strategy for Reading Literacy of Elementary Pupils: Basis for Enhancing the Reading Program

The study aimed to use the read aloud strategy in the enhancement of the Reading Literacy Program of the school. It specifically determined the reading levels of the pupils based on their Lexile scores using the Scholastic Reading Inventory (SRI); their mean scores in terms of comprehension, vocabulary, and fluency using the researcher-made test; their Lexile growth, and the significant difference between the mean scores from the researcher-made pre-test and post-test. A one-group pre-test and post-test design was utilized, wherein a total of 44 students in grades 4-6 were used as participants. The instruments used were the Scholastic Reading Inventory (SRI) assessments adopted from the Reading Literacy Program and the researcher-made tests for comprehension, vocabulary, and fluency. Results revealed that there is a significant difference between the mean pre-test and post-test scores from the researcher-made tests, indicating that the use of reading aloud as a strategy is effective in enhancing the Reading Program. Thus, the hypothesis “there is no significant difference between the mean percentage scores of pre-test and post-test of pupils” is not sustained.
Automated generation of illustrated proofs in geometry and beyond

Illustrations are only rarely formal components of mathematical proofs, however they are often very important for understanding proofs. Illustrations are almost unavoidable in geometry, and in many other fields illustrations are helpful for carrying ideas in a more suitable way than via words or formulas. The question is: if we want to automate theorem proving, can we automate creation of corresponding illustrations too? We report on a new, generic, simple, and flexible approach for automated generation of illustrated proofs. The proofs are generated using Larus, an automated prover for coherent logic, and corresponding illustrations are generated in the GCLC language. Animated illustrations are also supported.
Unsupervised Inversion of Arbitrary Neural Networks

Neural networks are infamously nonlinear black boxes; there’s no way of looking inside to see how they work, no way of finding inputs given the outputs. This paper proposes a change to that notion, discussing and analysing a simple way that we can invert any differentiable neuralnetwork, and the implications of doing so.
Simultaneous Perception-Action Design via Invariant Finite Belief Sets

Although perception is an increasingly dominant portion of the overall computational cost for autonomous systems, only a fraction of the information perceived is likely to be relevant to the current task. To alleviate these perception costs, we develop a novel simultaneous perception-action design framework wherein an agent senses only the task-relevant information. This formulation differs from that of a partially observable Markov decision process, since the agent is free to synthesize not only its policy for action selection but also its belief-dependent observation function. The method enables the agent to balance its perception costs with those incurred by operating in its environment. To obtain a computationally tractable solution, we approximate the value function using a novel method of invariant finite belief sets, wherein the agent acts exclusively on a finite subset of the continuous belief space. We solve the approximate problem through value iteration in which a linear program is solved individually for each belief state in the set, in each iteration. Finally, we prove that the value functions, under an assumption on their structure, converge to their continuous state-space values as the sample density increases.
Determining Factors of Asset Misappropriation Tendency by Employees in Perspective of Fraud Hexagon Theory

AbstractPurpose: This study aims to provide empirical evidence and analyze factors that contribute to asset misappropriation by employees through the fraud hexagon theory perspective. The theory consists of six components that trigger fraud, such as stimulus (incentives), opportunities, rationalization, capabilities, ego, and collusion. In this study, the stimulus factor is divided into financial and non-financial (job pressure).Method: The study obtains data by distributing questionnaires to 218 participants employees from 5 departments of XTZ Hospital in Semarang. Only those who work in structural and functional positions are the participants, considering they are responsible for the hospital asset management. To collect data, this study implements a proportional stratified random sampling method, and test the hypothesis by using the 7.0 version of WarpPLS analysis tool.Findings: The results indicate that financial pressure, opportunity, capability, ego, and collusion influence asset misappropriation. Meanwhile, non-financial pressure (job pressure) and rationalization do not contribute to misappropriation.Novelty: This research implies an overview of why the management has to carefully review the factors that lead to asset misappropriation in the workplace. Besides, these can be used for formulating guidelines to prevent misappropriation. Keywords: Financial pressure, fraud hexagon theory, asset misappropriation
ZEROING PHENOMENON AS A MODUS OF GAMIFICATION

The article explores the categories of zeroing the result of activity, as well as the connection with imitation and abnegism. The objective and subjective reasons for zeroing are identified, while the nonlinear nature of the manifestation of the phenomenon at different stages of socialization is noted.
Perancangan Booklet Panduan MB-KM Program Magang Berbasis Infografis Bagi Mahasiswa UPN Veteran Jawa Timur

The Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka (MKBM) internship program provides solutions to student problems in national and international work experience, works for industry, and at the same time provides opportunities for students to complete lectures in the current semester.Internship is one of the MBKM programs that provides opportunities for students to provide hands-on experience and learning in the workplace (experiential learning).This Internship Project activity provides an opportunity for students to learn and develop themselves through activities outside the lecture class, but the project activity is still recognized as part of student lectures so digital information delivery is made.With the development of science and technology affecting developments in current learning media, conventional education has been replaced with information technology-based education which is applied as a way of delivering the MB-KM
Management Information of Public Institutions

Background of the study: Information management in an organization or institution, especially for institutions related to public information needs, has an important role. Purpose: This study provides an overview and view of how the information management process is carried out in several public institutions, how it is currently developing, and what factors affect the implementation of information management in each public institution. Method: The method used in compiling this paper is a qualitative descriptive research. Using an interview and literature study with several literatures related to the information management framework implemented in several countries and institutions that the author has carried out himself. Findings: The results of this study provide an understanding of the situation and conditions in each institution in managing its information, so that it can be a view for other institutions in designing and managing information in their own environment. Conclusion: The implementation of information management that occurs in every public body is directly or indirectly influenced by the birth of the Public Information
Competence Improvement of School Libraries in Realizing Adaptive Service Innovation

Background of the study: Librarians are required to adapt to the surrounding environment in all eras. During the post-Covid-19 pandemic period, returning the spirit of offline learning by providing the right information resources for users at the school level is necessary. Improving the competence of librarians in managing the library is one of the keys. Purpose: This study aims to analyze how librarians adaptively improve their competency in the post-Covid-19 pandemic. Method: This research uses a qualitative approach and case study method. Data collection techniques were using observation, interviews, and documentation analysis. The validity of the data was tested using the source triangulation technique. Data are presented by reducing data, presenting data, and drawing conclusions. Findings: The librarian profession is a profession with competencies that develop adaptively. Improving the competence of school librarians in the post-pandemic period includes general competencies and core competencies. General competencies include operating computers, compiling work programs, and compiling reports. Improvement of core competencies includes a selection of library materials, acquisition of information sources, cataloging capabilities, maintenance of library materials, improvement of circulation services, reference services, information retrieval, library promotion capabilities, literacy, use of IT in libraries, as well as enhancement of specific competencies. Competency enhancement is carried out in various ways: through training, technical guidance, knowledge sharing, seminars, and workshops held online, hybrid, and offline. As well as comparative studies in other libraries, both online and offline. Conclusion: Online self-development activities are still the prima donna for librarians at the school level because they save costs and time. In contrast, offline activities are still a factor in cost considerations.
Analysis of Depreciation of Archives in The Central Khazanah Archives

Background of the study: The Bank Indonesia Representative Office creates and produces large numbers of archives every day. Bank Indonesia Representative Offices have their own system regarding records, namely MDBI (Bank Indonesia Document Management) which is supported by technology-based application tools, namely the BI-Records Management System (BI-RMS). This application is a system in the archive management process that is used regarding the form of activity of receiving or sending, filing, storing, using, maintaining, securing, and depreciating archives. Purpose: Knowing how to depreciate archives at Bank Indonesia Bengkulu Province and the obstacles in depreciating such archives. Method: This study used a qualitative case study method. Data collection was carried out through systematic observation and in-depth interviews with informants. Findings: The results of the study stated that there were several obstacles in shrinking archives. Transfer of archives is carried out based on the notification of the list of archives transferred to the BI-RMS system that appears when the archivist opens the system. In transferring archives, there are still several documents that do not have a code so that in determining KMJRBI, those who do not know the main tasks of the archive creation unit will likely be hampered in determining the archive classification code so that the archive depreciation process becomes less effective. Conclusion: The difficulty of determining the JRA for certain documents lies in the fact that JR of several different documents takes considerable for archivists to determine the JRA. In response to these obstacles, the Bengkulu Province Bank Indonesia Representative Office can conduct training to improve archivist competence in managing records, especially in the depreciation section.
Literacy Class: Instructional Design at High School

Background of the study: Literacy is an activity that can improve one's abilities and skills in terms of thinking capability and understanding information more skillfully. Literacy can increase reading interest. Something that can develop this is the existence of a school literacy movement that is aimed especially at students to be able to expand a school literacy culture. Purpose: This research aims to find out how to implement and evaluate student literacy activities at Alfa Centauri High School. Method: The methods used are descriptive qualitative methods with the ADDIE instructional design model. The technique of data collection used was an interview. The informant in this study was the leader of the Alfa Centauri High School literacy team. Findings: The results obtained are SMA Alfa Centauri implements literacy activities through three stages reading activities and creative writing activities. Conclusion: SMA Alfa Centauri is considered to have been able to implement literacy activities well and effectively in increasing students' reading interests. That can be visible from the program development, product results, and achievement in the implemented programs.
The Effectiveness of Training Candidates for Heads of School Libraries by Public Library

Background of the study: In addition to helping school administrators maximize the function and role of the school library as a medium of learning for teachers and students, the head of the school library is also a school teacher who has received education and training in the field of libraries. Purpose: Measuring the Effectiveness of the Implementation of Training for Candidates for Heads of School Libraries in Bengkulu Province Method: The method used in this study is a descriptive method with a qualitative approach. The data technique used is Interactive Analysis (Interactive Model of Analysis), namely by describing and describing information from each component part that is assessed. Findings: The results of the study show that the implementation of the training for prospective school library principals has been effective. It is shown in the results that the training participants for prospective school librarian can improve the skills of library managers in managing school libraries, improve library management standards, and apply library automation technology that can be said to be effective. Conclusion: The implementation of the Library Head Training and Education in this study has been quite effective in producing more qualified and competent school librarian candidates who can be appointed as school librarian heads. However, this research still has some limitations due to inadequate facilities and infrastructure. Thus, there is an obstacle in the implementation of the training for prospective school library principals. Therefore, of course, this research still has a research gap that can still be filled for further research.
Implementation of Inlis Lite-Based Library Automation System in Facilitating Reference Collection Search at Senior High School Tunas Luhur

The school library aims to provide a smooth learning process and meet students' needs for learning reference sources. For learning and education goals in schools to be achieved, the Li-brary plays a vital role in supporting the implementation of learning so that it takes place suc-cessfully. By taking advantage of advances in library technology, the InlisLite automation sys-tem makes it easy to manage the Library. The subject of this study is the school library, and the object of this study is the InlisLite-based library automation system. This study uses a type of qualitative approach. From this study's results, the OPAC feature in InlisLite helps users find references easier. Aside from being a system for retrieving information, the benefits of OPAC are as a place to find out information about the status or condition of a collection of library ma-terials and where the library materials are located and to improve library services for librarians and librarians and minimize the time in searching for information contained in Library.
Efektifitas dan Efisiensi Penggunaan Sistem Informasi Komputerisasi Akuntansi Pada Perumda Tirta Manuntung Balikpapan

This study aims to determine the impact of the effectiveness and efficiency of using computerized accounting information systems. This research was conducted at Perumda Tirta Manuntung Balikpapan. The method used is qualitative and the technique used is interviewing. The test results of this study, namely the Use of Computerized Information Systems accounting, have an effective impact by looking at time, data input, productivity, supervision and work evaluation and the use of Computerized Information Systems Accounting has an efficiency impact by seeing that the number of data output results produced is greater than the number of data input results. The impact of this effectiveness and efficiency is due to the various features available in the Computerized Accounting Information System that make it easier for users to input journals and make financial reports.
Coupled Quantum Harmonic Oscillators and Feynman–Kac path integrals for Linear Diffusive Particles

We propose a new solvable class of multidimensional quantum harmonic oscillators for a linear diffusive particle and a quadratic energy absorbing well associated with a semi-definite positive matrix force. Under natural and easily checked controllability conditions, the ground state and the zero-point energy are explicitly computed in terms of a positive fixed point of a continuous time algebraic Riccati matrix equation. We also present an explicit solution of normalized and time dependent Feynman-Kac measures in terms of a time varying linear dynamical system coupled with a differential Riccati matrix equation. A refined non asymptotic analysis of the stability of these models is developed based on a recently developed Floquet-type representation of time varying exponential semigroups of Riccati matrices. We provide explicit and non asymptotic estimates of the exponential decays to equilibrium of Feynman-Kac semigroups in terms of Wasserstein distances or Boltzmann-relative entropy. For reversible models we develop a series of functional inequalities including de Bruijn identity, Fisher's information decays, log-Sobolev inequalities, and entropy contraction estimates. In this context, we also provide a complete and explicit description of all the spectrum and the excited states of the Hamiltonian, yielding what seems to be the first result of this type for this class of models. We illustrate these formulae with the traditional harmonic oscillator associated with real time Brownian particles and Mehler's formula. The analysis developed in this article can also be extended to solve time dependent Schrodinger equations equipped with time varying linear diffusions and quadratic potential functions.
Exploring Students’ Autonomous Learning Behaviours Toward E-Learning to Higher Education Performance

There has been a recent increase in the adoption of e-learning platforms as a means of teaching in the digital age. Although many studies highlight the advantages of e-learning, there is still an urgent concern to explain why some students are unhappy with the time they spend online learning and not much is known about how students feel about it. The aim of this research is to explore how the behavior and attitudes of educators and students related to e-learning after the covid19 era. This research uses mix method with samples taken randomly from 80 faculty teacher training students. The research instrument is in the form of separate observations and surveys about their perspectives. Statistical studies show that undergraduate students have attitudes that strongly support the potential of e-learning as a pedagogical aid to support their independence in learning. The use of e-learning is felt to be able to increase independence in learning and spur students to interact with technology as a practical learning tool. Undergraduate students' perceptions of the effectiveness of e-learning can be supported by several factors, such as clear instructions, creative and innovative teachers, adequate infrastructure, and independent learning. The results of this study provide recommendations for improving teaching materials and learning models designed for blended classrooms.