Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Optimasi Penjadwalan Kegiatan Pondok Pesantren Dengan Precedence Diagram Method (PDM)

Islamic boarding school is a place for those who want to further explore the science of Islam. Not only a place to gain religious knowledge, Islamic boarding schools also have an education system that handles the scheduling system. The schedule is something that must be present in every activity in the Islamic boarding school. The activities at the Islamic boarding school are also quite numerous and crowded. In boarding schools, the problem faced is determining the schedule of Islamic boarding school activities so that the schedule of activities can be arranged optimally. In preparing the activity schedule, there are several things that must be considered, including the human resources involved, the facilities or facilities and infrastructure used, as well as the time taken during the activity. Of all Islamic boarding school activities in one year, it is necessary to have a calculation to find out how optimal the arrangement of the activity schedule is according to 52 boarding school standards. This study uses the Precedence Diagram Method (PDM) method by using a network diagram that can be used to complete the duration of the activities at the Islamic Boarding School conducted. The results of this study obtained an optimal schedule of activities with less time spent than the initial schedule arrangement that takes a total of 116 hours to carry out activities within one year. Using PDM project management can schedule Islamic boarding school activities so that activities can be completed on time.
KECERDASAN MENULIS CERPEN MELALUI TEKNIK PSIKOTRANSMITTER

This research is motivated by the weak ability of students in writing activities. One of the internal factors is the laziness that mounts to start writing, the rigidity of words, and confusion in writing. The purpose of this research is to apply a psychotransmitter communication technique in learning writing to foster writing intelligence. The psychotransmitter technique is a communication technique built through subconscious communication. Psychotransmitters are another name for subjective terms of communication (one-way communication) or telepathy where we can convey a message to someone we want to address so that what we want to convey enters the human subconscious mind. According to research, the subconscious mind affects 80% of the human mind. One of the benefits of this technique is that it can change a person's ego, self-esteem, emotions so that he will be cheated by his ego. Thus we can influence his thoughts with established communication. The method used in this research is a qualitative descriptive method, the writer will explain clearly the steps to develop the intelligence to write short stories. The steps are clearly described based on the theory of NLP, hypnosis, and communication techniques. The results of this study are expected that students can change bad habits into good habits, namely writing skills or writing intelligence. The results of this study will produce writing stages using psychotransmitters.
Use of Machine Learning in the Function of Sustainability of Wastewater Treatment Plants

Wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) are complex and dynamic systems whose management and sustainability can be improved by using different modelling and prediction approaches of their work.A machine learning tool for development of model trees was used in this paper in order to develop a model for chemical oxygen demand (COD) in the wastewater effluent from the WWTP with activated sludge to increase its sustainability and helps in its management purposes.Measured data, both in influent and effluent of the WWTP were used for modelling.For the COD model, machine learning tool Weka and algorithm for development of model trees M5P were used.Obtained model has a high descriptive power and correlation coefficient and thus can be used for prediction and modelling purposes, which can help in management and sustainability of the WWTP.Also, the purpose of this paper is to show the benefits of using machine learning tools for developing WWTP models.
AUTONOMOUS ONLINE READING USING PQRST TO ENHANCE THE STUDENTS READING SKILL IN RECOUNT TEXT

The lack of maximum reading competency achieved by students becomes the background of this research. Data of the students reading competency score on descriptive text shows the average of 70.19 which is still far below the minimum standard score of 77. Literature review shows several factors influenc ing the low level of student reading competencies, namely : (1) minim um vocabulary mastery, (2) the absence of reading strategies used which results in difficult ies to understand long sentences, (3) lack of background knowledge, and (4) less motivated to learn English because of the monotonous teaching methods. By using Classroom action Research, this study aims at improving the students reading skills of recount text by employing autonomous online reading using PQRST technique. The results of the study show that (1) the students scores in reading were significantly increase d , (2) the students activity in class in learning activities was increase d, and (3) students comprehension of the recount text was facilitated by the PQRST strategy by activating their background knolwledge (Preview), writing what they want to know (Question), R eadingand S ummarizing the text , then continued by Test . In conclusion, autonomous online reading with PQRST techniques can improve student learning outcomes well .
Support Vector Machine-Based Hoax Detection on Indonesian Online News

The rapid development of information technology and social media resulted in more information dissemination in the form of digital news and transformed analog media into online media.However, the spread of news in online media is not all true (hoax).The problems faced by internet users of hoax news can be solved through pattern recognition.Research data was conducted of 2,000 Indonesian news, 1,000 for non-hoax news, and 1,000 for hoax news.Data was collected from Indonesian online news portals by crawling text methods.The research model was built using CRISP-DM methodology.The results showed that as high as 96,01% accuracy can be achieved using Support Vector Machine.Based on these results, it can be concluded that this modeling can be used to support the detection of hoax news in Indonesia today.It is hoped that this model can also be applied to help the government filter news that will be distributed to the people of Indonesia.
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT OF INDONESIAN TEACHING MATERIALS IN HEALTH INSIGHTS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN THE PANDEMIC COVID-19

This research is motivated by the outbreak of COVID-19. Maintaining health during the pandemic COVID-19 is very important. The purpose of this study is to provide health insights so that students understand the health protocol to prevent COVID-19. The approach used in this study is qualitative. The research method used is library research. Data analysis techniques in this study were data reduction, data presentation, concluding, and data verification. Amid the pandemic COVID-19, learning done online, so that the creativity of the teacher is very much needed so that students remain enthusiastic and motivated to follow the learning process despite the distance. The results of this study indicate that developing teaching materials with health insight is very important especially in Indonesian teaching materials so that students understand the importance of maintaining hygiene and health. So that students follow the health protocol and implement methods of prevention of COVID-19 transmission by diligently washing hands with soap, using masks, keeping a distance, and eating nutritious foods to avoid transmission and breaking the chain of spread of the virus.
GODORT Annual Meeting Reports

Report of the GODORT Cataloging Committee Virtual ALA Annual Meeting
Features of scientific communication in the information age

The integration of mass media and scientific communications has acquired new content, complementing and enriching their functional content. With the help of new communication technologies, the propaganda of science is carried out efficiently, quickly and on a systematic basis. In connection with the strengthening of relations between science and society, there is a need for a theoretical understanding of this phenomenon. &nbsp; The purpose of this article is to study this phenomenon as a single process in the development of media and science, sociology, philosophy, history and philology. &nbsp; The scientific and practical value of research work is reflected in the identification of different stages and the characteristics of scientific communication, the interrelationships between laws and the speed of their development. The methodology of research includes such methods as observation and comparison, description, systematization of sources and sociometric methods. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The result of a scientific article. In the article, the author claims that the industrial revolution and belief in the progress of science and technology intensify the demand for scientific communication. And comes to the conclusion that scientific communication has had a real impact on the formation of the business atmosphere and the application of scientific innovations in production. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The value of the article. Going from the fact that the propaganda of science is replaced by scientific communication, the author points out that the mechanism of production of scientific knowledge and the value of scientific research have changed as a result of the compaction of communication in a new format. The author comes to the conclusion that the commercialization of scientific communications changes the system of scientific information, and the increase of entertaining aspects of scientific communication leads to a change in scientific policy as a whole. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The final results of the study. To make conclusions about the current level of Kazakh scientific journalism and to make forecasts for the future is a daunting task. The author explains that it is not only scientific journalism, but also the enlightening direction of general journalism, the quality of scientific propaganda is beyond the scope of state support. The international experience shows that the strengthening of public aspirations for innovation and new ideas is impossible without the active participation of the state.
Moving Object Tracking using Inverse Perspective Mapping and Optical Flow

As objects moving at a pace create difficulty in identification so is the problem persisting in the moving vehicle recognition and tracking using passive vision sensor.This proposed tracking system is based on a camera mounted in a moving vehicle used to capture images to track another moving one.It considers tracking vehicles in open roads and highways.Inverse perspective mapping is adopted to extract a bird eye view of the road to subtract the standpoint results from the image.The image is then cropped and processed to extract the vehicle segment.The cropped image is returned to the camera view where the optical flow is utilized to estimate the vehicle direction and relative velocity based on the object's centroid displacement.The algorithm is tested on standard datasets as well as a new dataset created in Egypt's open roads.The results show robust tracking even with curved roads and fast computation which allow real-time processing even on embedded systems with low-computing resources.
Population VLSI Planning Algorithm by the Method of Crystallization of alternatives field

The proposed planning algorithm allows for better packaging of modules compared to planners of a similar level (packaging quality improved by an average of 3-6%).The temporal complexity of the algorithm obtained experimentally lies in the range of O(n 2 )-O(n 3 ).
AccessKB: Linked Open Data for Accessible Travel

Recent developments in Information Communication Technologies and digital map services have empowered aspects of digital inclusion, which can benefit people with disabilities with an increasingly wider range of information regarding accessible travel. However, accessibility data collection and management is one of the grand challenges in the area of accessible map information and accessible travel research. Most research projects in this area are still in the early stages of development, leading to difficulties in the provision of sufficient data about the barriers encountered by people with disabilities. This results in time-consuming searches for physical accessibility data. This paper presents an approach for accessibility data management and accessibility modelling, by introducing the AccessKB, a Linked Data-driven knowledge base designed for barrier-free or accessible travel.
Book reviews: Robert Guest (2004) “The Shackled Continent: Power, Corruption, and African Lives”

Over the past two decades, extreme poverty has been decreasing in all regions of the world except for sub-Saharan Africa. This attracted the attention of many scholars and policymakers from Africa and other continents of the world to study and understand the reason why Africa has remained so poor. As a result, many scholars have advanced many reasons for poverty and underdevelopment on the continent. However, no consensus is reached among scholars for poverty and underdevelopment of Africa. 'The shackled continent' is one of the books that has attempted to explain the reasons why Africa has remained so poor. The main of this paper was to critically review the book. The shackled continent has critically analyzed and identified many hobbles that have affected the development process in Africa. In this regard, the author assumption is that Africa has remained so poor as a result of several factors which includes failures of leadership, tribal politics, bad governance, impacts of AIDs, resource curse, lack of transparent property rights, ethnic strife, corruption, frequent military coups, and development assistance failures. Guest admits that these reasons to some extent contribute to the Africans' development challenges. However, arguably failures of leadership are the main reason for underdevelopment in Africa. The author argues that global capitalism is merely a solution to Africa's problems. This book has many strengths as well as weaknesses.
Assessment of malaria parasitemia and genotype of patients attending two hospitals in Benue State, Nigeria

Malaria parasitemia and genotype of patients attending Federal Medical Center, Makurdi and General Hospital Otupko in Benue State was assessed between the months of November, 2017 and February, 2018. A total of 400 samples were collected from consented patients through venipuncture techniques. The blood samples were processed within 3 to 6 hours of collection. Infection status and genotype were ascertained using standard techniques. Their demographic characteristics and malaria control measures were determined using questionnaires. Chi-square test was used to determine the degree of association between malaria prevalence and other factors influencing its transmission. 162 patients (40.5 %) were positive. Females had higher prevalence than males and the difference was significant (x2 = 11.993, df = 1, p = 0.00, p<0.05). The age group 0 – 9 had the highest prevalence of 46.8 %. The prevalence of malaria was not found to be dependent upon age group and the difference was not significant (x2= 4.798, df = 6, p = 0.570, p<0.05). Individuals with genotype AA had the highest prevalence rate of 46.7 % followed by AS with 29.9 %, while no SS individual was infected. Prevalence between the three genotypes was significant (p = 0.001, p<0.05). The finding from the study showed that malaria prevalence depends on risk factors that promote transmission and that AS and SS individuals have a genetic advantage over AA individuals in relation to plasmodium parasitemia. Public enlightenment should be taken more seriously in both the urban and rural areas of Benue State.Keywords: Malaria, Makurdi, Genotype, Hospital, Mosquito
Pumping Pressure Estimation Using Famous Turbulent Fluid Mechanics Equations Through Python Simulations

One of the most important tasks when designing a pumping system is for the engineer or specialist to know the components to be used including the pumps.Knowledge about the project helps to achieve a more economical system with less risk of failure.One of these failures may result in the insertion of a pump that does not generate the proper pressure, causing the system not to function as designed.To know the pumping pressure in a system containing one pump, one long pipe and one reservoir, it is necessary to know which are the possible equations that could calculate the friction factor f more accurately to obtain the pressure.The main equation used in the turbulent regime, where Reynolds number Re (Re> 4,000), is the Colebrook equation and it is a nonlinear equation and it requires numerical programs to calculate the factor friction.Other equations are apparently simpler to employ, but are limited by the Reynolds Re number and / or the relative roughness.The purpose of this paper is to know which of the famous equations in the turbulent regime -Haaland, Blasius, Prandtl, von Karman -could be used to design a bomb when confronted with the calculations obtained by the Colebrook equation.The simulations were programmed in Python and the pumping pressure values and the error percentage were compared.
Usаgе оf stаtistics in studеnt rеsеаrch wоrk

USАGЕ ОF STАTISTICS IN STUDЕNT RЕSЕАRCH
Subject Review: Text Clustering Algorithms

Clustering algorithms are taking attention in recent times, according to a huge amount of datasets and the growth of parallelized computing architectures.The goal of clustering algorithms is to divided the dataset into clusters, such that objects within the same cluster are similar to each other and differ from objects of other clusters.Clustering algorithms play an important role in information retrieval, indexing and text summarization.In this paper a brief overview of several clustering algorithms is discussed
Labour Innovativeness and Organizational Productivity: The Case of Lubcon Nigeria Limited

Understanding employees, their behaviour and their influence on an organization are one of the most significant challenges facing organizations more than ever in today's complex and dynamic environment.It is, therefore, pertinent to examine labour innovativeness and organizational productivity.This study adopted descriptive survey research.The population of the study was 460 employees of Lubcon Nigeria Limited, and Guilford and Flruchter (1973) formula used to determine the sample size of 216.The study employed a primary source of data collection, and the respondents were staff of various departments of the company.The hypothesis was analyzed through regression analysis to test the formulated hypotheses.The findings reveal that (R=0.934,R2=0.871, (0.000) <0.5).This implies that the model fitted by explained 93.4% of the variability in organizational productivity.The study concludes that employees' innovativeness has a positive and significant impact on organization performance.Therefore, the study recommends that there should be a favourable environment where employees are allowed to be innovative and contribute to their ideas to achieve higher organizational productivity.
MOOD TYPE AND APPRAISAL REALIZED IN THE ONLINE JAKARTA POST EDITORIAL ISSUED ON MARCH 12TH, 2018 "VOTERS NEED MORE CANDIDATES"

This research attempt to investigate an editorial text of the online Jakarta Post entitled “Voters Need More Candidates” Issued on March 12th, 2018 with two research questions, i.e. (1) What kinds of mood system are realized in the text of “Voters need more candidates”? (2) What kinds of author’s attitude, engagement and graduation are reflected in the text? This research used qualitative research tradition Method. This research found out that the type of mood mostly used in editorial text entitled Voter Need More Candidates is declarative. The lexical of appraisal system are Judgment-Attitude (9%) and Appreciation Attitude (91); Mono-glossic-Engagement (36.84%), Dialogic Contraction-Engagement (15.79%) and Dialogic Expansion-Engagement (47.37%)); Force-Graduation (100%).
Interfacing between Linguists and Literary Scholars: A Conference on Mixed-method Approaches and a First Survey of Italian Collaborative Practices

The Nordic Journal of English Studies was created in 2002 in order to offer a forum for Nordic scholars in English language and literature and to promote the field of English studies in the Nordic countries. It is affiliated to the Nordic Association of English Studies (NAES). Starting from 2007 the journal is open access and only published electronically.
Lоngrеаd аs а jоurnаlіstіc wоrk: а nеw gеnrе оr а mоdеrn fоrmаt?

The artiсle is devoted to the history of the emergenсe of Longread and existing theoretiсal approaсhes to it, signs of the genre and formats in Longread, as a work of journalism. Modern teсhnologies in new media entail radiсal сhanges in journalism. New styles and genres appear, taking into aссount the views and world views of modern readers. However, no one сan know for sure what will be of interest to readers with a modern vision of the world. Thus, experimentation (inсluding errors following it) is a guiding prinсiple for players who want to shape the future of online journalism. It is already known that online journalism signifiсantly outperforms traditional media in terms of information transfer speed. Although online journalism is still dominated by breaking news сoverage, new genres are emerging that more and more distinguish it from old media journalism. In the last deсade, the media platforms of the Internet spaсe are not only suссeeding in this, they strive to сreate works with a doсumentary, artistiс and journalistiс meaning that will take on vivid images, thanks to the сapabilities of modern teсhnologies. One of them is Longread (reсently, this is the main experiment of online media). In this work, the author has studied a new form of modern journalism – Longread, whiсh inсludes a bright event, сlear statistiсs, visual infographiсs, photo and video visual сommuniсation, and other teсhnologies. The purpose of the study is to elaborate on the сonсepts of “genre” and “format” as сategories related to journalism; based on existing theoretiсal work, to сompare and differentiate them. This, in turn, allows us to сonsider Longrid as a work of journalistiс сreativity. The sсientifiс signifiсanсe of the study lies in the faсt that the artiсle analyzes the state and сharaсteristiсs of the development of longrid in modern media. The praсtiсal signifiсanсe of the study is that this work is one of the few studies in the Kazakh language, whiсh gives preсise definitions of the main desсription of the longread and its сonсept.
The Effect of Company Size, Age, Growth, Profitability, and Exposure Media on Corporate Social Responsibility

This research aims to determine the effect of company size, age, growth, profitability and media exposure on corporate social responsibility.The purposive sampling method was used to obtain the financial statement of 45 companies out of a total population of 63 listed in LQ 45 from 2015 till 2017.The statistic descriptive, frequency distribution, classical assumption, multicollinearity, and heteroscedasticity tests were used to analyze the data obtained, while the multiple regression, coefficient of determination, partial t-test and F statistic were used for the hypothesis testing.The result show that the size, profitability and media exposure have a significant effect on corporate social responsibility; meanwhile age, and growth have insignificant effect.