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Reliability Evaluation of a Disaster Airflow Emergency Control System Based on Bayesian Networks

This study proposed a novel method for system failure reasoning based on Bayesian networks to solve emergency airflow control system reliability problems. A system fault tree model was established to identify the logical relationship between the units, which was then transformed into a Bayesian network fault analysis model to determine network node states and the conditional probability table, as well as to carry out diagnostic reasoning on the system node branches. The reliability analysis of the model based on Netica Bayesian tool shows that the probability of system failure caused by substation communication node is the highest under normal conditions, and data monitoring and central station communication nodes have a greater impact on intelligent control. By predicting and diagnosing system faults, the optimization of system design is realized on the framework of Bayesian network to improve the reliability, and there by establishing a theoretical foundation for future disaster prevention research.
LibGuides: Searching in USU's Special Collections & Archives: Home

This guide will provide tips on how to find materials in USU's Special Collections and Archives.
An Innovative Linear Complexity Computation for Cryptographic Sequences.

A simple algorithm to compute the linear complexity of binary sequences with period a power of 2 has been proposed. The algorithm exploits the fractal structure of the binomial representation in this kind of binary sequences. The application of the general algorithm to a particular family of cryptographic sequences (generalized sequences) improves its performance as decreases the amount of sequence to be processed.
Telecom quantum network node with neutral atoms coupled to photonic crystal cavities

Here we propose a quantum network node with neutral atoms coupled to a nanophotonic crystal cavity. The proposed system combines highly coherent qubit properties with efficient light matter interaction and an integrated telecom interface.
Analyzing the scalability of R*-tree regarding the neuron touch detection task

A common task within research of neuronal morphology is neuron touch detection, that is finding the points in space where two neurites approach each other to form a synapse. In order to make effici ...
Covid 19 Pandemic-A Bane to Seeking Information in India by Ankit Gupta &amp; Dr. Vikas Gupta

Right to seek information is a right deeply embedded into Article 19 of the Indian Constitution and which generally cannot be suspended in the worst of the worst situations save exceptions.The right guarantees Indian citizens to seek information from the public authorities on the touchstone of informed citizenry, greater and transparent access to information, accountability, and optimum use of limited fiscal resources.The recent impact of COVID -19 has not only shaken the basic edifice in India but has also weakened the countries across the world in some or the other mode.In a way the pandemic has caused immense trench in the economic as well as social well-being of the citizens.The Right to Information Act, 2005 1 was enacted by the Parliament in India with the aim to provide for setting out the practical regime of right to information for citizens to secure access to information under the control of Public Authorities.The basic objective of the Right to Information Act is to empower the citizens, promote transparency and accountability in the working of the Public Authorities, contain corruption, and make our democracy work for the people in real sense.Therefore an attempt in this paper has been made to ascertain, whether the rights of citizen to seek information in this great despondency time of Covid-19 has been able to bolster or not.Weather the right to information as guaranteed by the Indian Constitution is available to citizen irrespective of the pandemic situation.
STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS ABOUT USING SCRABBLE GAME AS A TOOL FOR LEARNING VOCABULARY AT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

English is one of the important subjects for junior high school students, English teachers are required to teach vocabulary using media in order to make the students learn easily. One of the media which can be used to teach vocabulary is scrabble game. In this research, using scrabble in 8th class of Junior High School. This research aims to find out the students’ perception on using scrabble game in learning English Vocabulary. There is research problems in this research. That was “How are students’ perceive using scrabble game in learning English vocabulary” This research is a qualitative research. The data were gathered through doing interviewing the students. The result of this research showed that the students had positive perception by using scrabble game. Scrabble game helps the students influence their vocabularies. Therefore, the teacher can use this media in vocabulary learning process for the students.
A Sophisticated Modular Unmanned Aerial Vehicular System with Payload Delivery and Surveillance

With the advent of the unmanned surveillance systems both in terms of surface and aerial vehicles, society has seen aparadigm shift in the way these systems are integrated to achieve certain function. The present day unmanned aerialvehicular (UAV) systems inherently have severe limitations on size, weight, power and cost. These drawbacks makedesign of such systems expensive. This paper emphasize on bringing out the design of a man portable UAV with theprime objectives being enhancing mobility, easy deployment and recovery, high payload capacity and modularity ofdesign. Also here focus has been laid upon making the design process cost effective using a systematic approach.This in turn ensures scalability of the design to a market viable product whilst eliminating the need for hightechnical proficiency employed in operating the system. The competent XFLR analysis has been used to validate theresults which ensure the design compliance to aforementioned need for increase in lift to accommodate higherpayload.
Physics Education: Systematic Mapping of Educational Innovation Articles

This article presents a systematic mapping review on educational innovation in the area of physics education. We identified 508 articles published in journals from 2015 to 2019 from the Web of Science and Scopus databases. We found that research in educational innovation in the teaching of physics has focused on the analysis of didactic proposals and their evaluation. The analysis reveals areas of opportunity for the area of educational management, where we found some of the most cited articles, as well as for the study of innovative extracurricular activities related to the teaching of physics. There is an inconsistency between the large proportion of articles focused on teacher education and the absence of this kind of study at the basic levels. In general, the study of educational innovation in physics takes place at the high-school and university levels. The mapping provides information that supports researchers, professors and managers interested in educational innovation.
Get it from the Source: Identifying Library Resources and Software Used in Faculty Research

Libraries and Information Technology departments aim to support the educational and research needs of students, researchers, and faculty members. Close matches between the resources those departments provide and the resources the institution’s community members actually use highlight the value of the departments, demonstrate fiscally responsibility, and show attentiveness to the community’s needs. Traditionally, libraries rely on usage statistics to guide collection development decisions, but usage statistics can only imply value. Identifying a resource by name in a publication demonstrates the value of that resource more clearly. This pilot project examined the full-text of articles published in 2016-2017 by faculty members at a mid-sized, special-focus institution to answer the questions “Do faculty members have university-provided access to the research tools they need to publish?” and “If not, where are they getting them?” Using a custom database, the presenters indexed every publication by author, publication, resources used, availability of the identified resources, and more. This pilot study can be adapted to projects at other institutions, allowing them to gain a better understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of their own institution’s offerings. In addition, they will be able to identify ways to use that data to negotiate for additional resources, inform strategic partnerships, and facilitate open discussions with the institution’s community.
AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH TO BUILDING OF PSYCHOLOGICAL COMPETENCE IN THE CONTEXT OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Conference proceedings are devoted to the relevant trends of scientific research in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. General issues of the engineering, philological, pedagogical, legal, economic sciences, history of art, agriculture and so on are considered. The publication is designed for scientists, lecturers, postgraduate students, students, as well as for the general readers. International Scientific Conference Relevant Trends of Scientific Research in the Countries of Central and Eastern Europe: Conference Proceedings, 20th November, 2020. Riga, Latvia: Baltija Publishing. 208 pages.
Development of the algorithm for the optimization of objects pick up sequence on a conveyor belt

Abstract With recent advances in robotics, various methods and systems for robotic movement planning have gained popularity. In particular, the problem of planning of pick and move operations for the robotic sorting cells has drawn certain attention because new strategies and algorithms become a necessity as a robotic sorting systems application area extends. In the present work, a new algorithm for optimization of sorting operation sequences is proposed and results of its testing on a computer simulation are presented. The algorithm is based on the state tree search method and is aimed for performance improvement of the systems in which the input load can exceed the capacity of the robotic manipulator.
Multi-Ion Quantum Logic Driven by Integrated Optics

We use trap-integrated optics to drive 2-qubit quantum gate, generating Bell-states with fidelities 99.3(2)%. Integration simultaneously brings robustness and paralleliz-ability to trapped-ion control, of interest for large-scale quantum computing.
Research and Design of Mobile Assistant Class Management System

With the development of mobile Internet, personal mobile phone has become the biggest interference factor in traditional classroom teaching. However, the prohibition of carrying mobile phones in class not only intensifies the contradiction between students and managers, but also contradicts the general trend of the development of mobile Internet. Therefore, it is a better way to use students’ personal mobile phones to assist classroom management and improve teaching effect. In order to reduce the interference of mobile phone to normal classroom order, this paper designs “mobile phone aided class management system”. teachers enter the system through the teacher-end website, they can upload courseware before class, design class questions; on class they can call the roll, ask questions and interact; after class they can input homework results. Through the student-end app into the system, students could carry out classroom activities such as sign in, answer questions, and interact in class. Their mobile phones will be monitored by the system, if they leave the system for more than 6 min, their peacetime results will be automatically deducted, and the points deduction notice will be sended to the student-end app; after class they can download courseware for preview or review, check their usual performance trends whenever and wherever they like. The system aims to enable students to use mobile phones to follow the teacher’s teaching ideas, reduce mind-wandering time, enhance communication and interaction, and create a new classroom model in the mobile Internet environment.
Subject guides: Library Information for Business Students: Research Skills Videos

A landing page and central hub for library resources, events and information for Business students.
LibGuides: Master of Education in Educational Leadership: LHML Resources

Educational leadership is the process of enlisting and guiding the talents and energies of teachers, pupils, and parents toward achieving common educational aims
The Use of the Mobile Phone Technology as an Instructional Tool for Lesson Delivery at Abura Asebu Kwamankese District

Technology has evolved over the years from being simple machines to complex ones which are making work easier and faster than usual.Despite the influx of the mobile technology with its functions into the Ghanaian society, most people are still stuck to its voice call and other basic functionalities neglecting the economic and productivity enhancement ones.It is for these reasons that this is being carried out to find out the educational benefits of teachers using their phone technology to teach, the cost benefits that major stakeholders stand to gain when teachers use their mobile phone technology to teach and last but not the list streamline ways by which teachers can effectively use their mobile phone technology in their lesson delivery.The study used the descriptive research design adopting the mixed-method approach.The research adopted the use of survey questionnaire and interview guide.Major findings made from the study showed that about 92% of teachers used smart mobile devices but just for personal reasons.The teachers did not use the functions of their mobile phone devices to support their teaching process.They, however, saw the educational and cost benefits of using their mobile phones technology to teach.They, therefore, needed training workshops to equip them to make adequate use of their mobile phone technology to enhance their teaching.The study however recommended to the government through the ministry of education to develop a basic school's mobile app to help arouse the interest of teachers coupled with reduced tariffs from telecommunication networks operators.
LibGuides: ABC3 Website Evaluation: Evaluating Sources

The ABC3 method of website evaluation highlights important points to consider as you research online sources: Authority, Bias, Content, Currency, and Consistency.
Effectiveness of the Hatam Language Booklet on Family Knowledge and Attitudes About TB on Children in Warmare District, Manokwari Regency

Lack of public understanding regarding the symptoms of tuberculosis(TB) and its relevance to the risk of getting TB, makes TB cases difficult to detect in Indonesia.Increasing knowledge about TB is an important component of a TB control strategy.Patient and family knowledge will improve prevention behavior and medication adherence.One way to increase knowledge is through promotion or health education.The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of the Hatam language booklet on family knowledge and attitudes about TB in children in Warmare District, Manokwari Regency, West Papua Province.This study used a Quasi Experiment design with Pre-Post test without control group involving 50 families with toddlers who live in Warmare district.Data were collected using a knowledge and attitude questionnaire given before and after education using the Hatam language booklet.Data analysis used the Wilcoxon test.Result, There is a significant difference which indicates that the mean score of knowledge and attitudes before and after the implementation of the Hatam Language Education Booklet has increased by 39.80 and family attitudes have increased by 6.98, the p-value is 0.000 (p <0.05). in conclusion, Health education using booklets and a cultural approach effectively increase public knowledge and attitudes
THE STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS TOWARD LECTURER’S INSTRUCTION IN TEACHING INTENSIVE READING

Intensive reading is an important method in language education that aim‟s to develop student‟s ability to understand information in detail including grammatical structure. Intensive reading also train to develop understanding in sentence structure, enhance passive and active vocabulary. This research was conducted to determine students' perceptions of teacher instructions on learning intensive reading material by giving questionnaires to 41 English Department students. This research used quantitative descriptive research where the final result of this research is to evaluate the students‟ perceptions of the way the teacher delivers material about intensive reading to students who are seen from their perspective. With this research it was found that the student has a positive response toward the lecturer‟s instruction and could also follow instructions from the teacher. From the results of the questionnaire it could be seen that 80.5% of respondents agreed that the intensive reading course could increase student‟s nglish vocabulary. . Some students argued that the teachers have a fairly good performance in delivering intensive reading material in class.
Swiftly Transfer Data Between Android Phones

How exciting it is to switch to a new Android phone! But only after finishing the data transfer from your old phone to the new one, you can breathe a ...
The Role and Place of Information and Communication Technologies in the Formation of Professional Competencies of Higher Education

The article discusses the concept of a student's ICC, which is considered as the most important characteristic of professional competence, which includes a combination of the following components: motivational-value (orientation of the student's personality to the development of his ICC in future professional activity); technological (complex of skills and abilities of ICC-activity); cognitive (a system of knowledge of modern technologies of future professional activity); is defined, that pedagogical support for the formation of ICC of future specialists is an individualization of the learning process of students, due to their personal and professional needs and the specifics of a regional university, providing the necessary conditions for the implementation of this process.
Linguistic functions of emoji in social media communication

Linguistic functions of emoji in social media communication - This paper aims to discuss the emoji linguistic function in conversations
Agile Project Management in Banking : A study of how agile methods are modified to suit the context of a bank

Whilst there are studies that have been researching application of agile methods in different contexts, research have mainly been focused on the software industry. As the world becomes increasingly ...
APPLICATION OF BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGIES, CROWDSOURCING AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN STUDENT TRAINING

The article explored new needs in the higher education system in Russia in the context of global digitalization of society. The innovative possibilities of using the new social network technologies blockchain, big date, collective intelligence technologies, artificial intelligence in higher education were analyzed. Russian projects for their use in the practical activities of Russian teachers are considered. Based on the methods of system analysis, new guidelines in the training of specialists have been identified and characterized: the development of forms of collective creativity, participation in complex projects based on blockchain technologies, the involvement of initiative youth in the framework of crowdsourcing technologies, the development of individualized training based on artificial intelligence technologies. The modern Russian higher education system is striving to fulfill these needs, but at the moment, innovations are at the stage of pilot projects. There is a need for their wider development and mass adoption
The geometry of possibility

Possibility measures [531], just like probability measures, are a special case of belief functions when defined on a finite frame of discernment.
외국인 유학생의 회복 탄력성, 그릿, 한국어 학업 성취도의 관계성 연구

The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between resilience, grit, and academic achievement of foreign students who study Korean, and examine the mediating effect of grit on the relationship between resilience and academic achievement. For this, the relationship between the variables was analyzed through correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis based on 51 foreign students from the Korean Language Institute of J University located in Jeonju. The results confirmed the following. First, the correlation analysis for resilience and other variables found that ‘interpersonal ability’ and ‘self-control ability’, which are sub-factors of resilience, are positively related to grit and academic achievement. Second, grit’s sub-factors showed a significant relation to academic achievement. Third, it shows that grit partially mediates resilience and academic achievement. It is meaningful as this study can help understand the variables that have effects on Korean academic achievement of foreign students. (Jeonbuk National University)
A Study on the Curriculum System of Korean Language Subjects under the Viewpoint of New Liberal Arts Construction

In the future, the national economic construction and scientific and technological development need excellent international foreign language talents who can understand the language, understand the country, understand the major, and have both humanistic and scientific literacy. However, most of the Korean majors in Chinese colleges and universities attach importance to language skills teaching, neglect professional knowledge, and weak practical links. There are defects in demand-oriented and application-oriented education genes. A large number of graduates have single skills and weak social adaptability, so the curriculum system needs to be reformed and upgraded. The curriculum system of "foreign language knowledge + comprehensive literacy + interdisciplinary knowledge" proposed in this paper is conducive to the cultivation of Korean talents in line with the needs of national development, and better provides strong intellectual support for the national diplomatic strategy and the "going out" strategy.
Encoding Lexico-Semantic Knowledge using Ensembles of Feature Maps from Deep Convolutional Neural Networks

Semantic models derived from visual information have helped to overcome some of the limitations of solely text-based distributional semantic models. Researchers have demonstrated that text and image-based representations encode complementary semantic information, which when combined provide a more complete representation of word meaning, in particular when compared with data on human conceptual knowledge. In this work, we reveal that these vision-based representations, whilst quite effective, do not make use of all the semantic information available in the neural network that could be used to inform vector-based models of semantic representation. Instead, we build image-based meta-embeddings from computer vision models, which can incorporate information from all layers of the network, and show that they encode a richer set of semantic attributes and yield a more complete representation of human conceptual knowledge.