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PENGARUH PENDIDIKAN KESEHATAN TERHADAP PENGETAHUAN, SIKAP, DAN PERILAKU DALAM PENCEGAHAN HIV/AIDS PADA ANAK JALANAN BINAAN YAYASAN CIREBON PEDUL ANAK BANGSA (YCPAB) DI KOTA CIREBON TAHUN 2020

The phenomenon of social problems in Indonesia is the outbreak of children on the street. Especially in the city of Cirebon, which is known as one of the areas supplying street children in Jakarta. The occurrence of Human Immunodeficiency Virus / Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV / AIDS) is still a global problem. Health education is very important in changing one's behavior. Children on the street have a high enough risk factor for HIV / AIDS. Therefore, this study aims to determine the effect of health education on knowledge, attitudes, risk behaviors in HIV / AIDS prevention. Experimental research with a research design using Quasi Experiment with Pretest-posttest One Group Design on 38 street children with purposive sampling technique. Data collection using a questionnaire that was analyzed by the Cochran and McNemar tests. This study shows the frequency distribution of knowledge both before being given health education as many as 1 person (2.6%) and after being given health education as many as 35 people (92.1%), the frequency distribution of positive attitudes before being given health education as much as 2 people (55.3 %) after 36 people were given health education (9.7%), the frequency distribution of risk-free behavior before being given health education were 23 people (60.5%) and 37 people were given health education (97.4%). In addition, the results of p value 0,000 were obtained using the Cochran test calculations for knowledge, attitudes, and behavior (p?0.05). Then it was stated that there was an influence of health education on knowledge, attitudes, and behavior in the prevention of HIV / AIDS. Health education with PowerPoint media, videos, and leaflets combined with games with repeated interventions can have an influence on increasing knowledge, positive attitudes, and changing risk behaviors in preventing HIV/AIDS
Germany: Optimising customer service – DB using WhatsApp to help keep stations clean – UIC Communications

Deutsche Bahn customers can now send information on station cleanliness through WhatsApp so that on-site cleaning staff can clean up messes as quickly as possible. The new clean-up concept was…
Corrections to “An End-to-End Task-Simplified and Anchor-Guided Deep Learning Framework for Image-Based Head Pose Estimation”

In the above article <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref1" xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">[1]</xref> , the affiliation for the corresponding author Jiang Wang needs to be corrected.
Real-time Tools for Exploring the English Language

Teaching conversational English requires tools that support effective communication and are usable by both students and teachers alike. Research shows, that meaning-focused instruction is effective in developing a student’s oral skills, but to achieve high levels of linguistic and socio-linguistic competency, a student must also concentrate on form. A wide range of tools are in fact needed. Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help with creating the necessary tools because a large number of linguistic topics are under active investigation by the AI community. For instance, tools that focus on fluency, discrete grammar points, meaning and communication style can already be constructed with existing technology. In addition to the breadth of tools needed, classroom-based tools must work in real-time and be perceived as an essential part of the conversation. Something else AI can help with. The concept of real-time tools for exploring the English language is a first step towards developing such a set of tools. This talk describes the tools created so far, the AI technology that underlies their operation and the problems met while utilizing software provided by the AI community. Creating applications for use in the classroom is challenging because limits cannot be placed on the subject matter. But available hardware is clearly limited. Looking for cost-effective hardware solutions led to the development of an SBC cluster for experimenting with the building of real-time tools. This cluster is also described along with the software created for experimenting with their creation.
A Novel Approach to Materiality Thresholds for Faith-Based Institutions

Faith-based eleemosynary and educational institutions today wish to reflect their institutional values in their portfolios. We examine a global equity opportunity set to determine the effectiveness of standard negative screening techniques in excluding prohibited products and services. We conclude the standard approach to materiality thresholds may permit the inclusion of significant numbers of companies with hundreds of billions of dollars in revenues derived from products and services that some institutions may wish to avoid. We propose a novel approach replacing the standard percent of revenue approach with a dollars of revenue approach, which excludes a broader set of companies and revenue, with only a small increase in tracking error. Trustees and fiduciaries of faith-based institutions may wish to consider whether these new research methodologies enhance their ability to effectively align their portfolios with their values. <b>TOPIC:</b>ESG investing <b>Key Findings</b> • We test a broad global equity mandate in the context of four business activities traditionally prohibited by some faith-based institutions and find the standard approach excludes less than two-thirds of the proscribed revenue and only 9% of the companies generating this revenue. • We propose a novel approach to materiality using dollars of revenue from proscribed activities, which eliminates nearly three hundred billion dollars more in proscribed revenue with little increase in tracking error. • Institutions are well-advised to consider whether additional screening methodologies might better reflect the values they seek to inculcate in their investment decisions.
Alineación Láser para Experimentación con Fotografía Digital de Speckle (DSP)

Non-contact techniques have returned to optical metrology one of the most booming branches of science, making digital speckle photography (DSP) one of the most used in the measurement of structural changes in surfaces. This technique uses a laser as a measurement system and compares the changes in the speckle pattern obtained by irradiating the surface that is subjected to deformations; however, the alignment of these systems plays an important role in the results obtained. In this work, the alignment errors of an optical system are estimated based on the analysis of the Fraunhofer diffraction pattern, as well as the statistical properties of the speckle pattern for field near and far. The results indicate that the alignment of the light beam can be determine by a fringes quantification system when passing through a pinhole and that the highly developed speckle pattern is more similar to the intensity distribution shown in the literature.
Insights from Gathering MT Productivity Metrics at Scale.

In this paper, we describe Dell EMC’s framework to automatically collect MT-related productivity metrics from a large translation supply chain over an extended period of time, the characteristics and volume of the gathered data, and the insights from analyzing the data to guide our MT strategy. Aligning tools, processes and people required decisions, concessions and contributions from Dell management, technology providers, tool implementors, LSPs and linguists to harvest data at scale over 2+ years while Dell EMC migrated from customized SMT to generic NMT and then customized NMT systems. For content in two quality tiers, we ranked language pairs by productivity, graphed trendlines, compared the time needed to edit machine translations versus fuzzy matches, studied the time spent on segments with no post-edits, and going by the post-edit density, re-viewed segment distribution on a post-edit scale of 1 to 10 and any correlation between the extent of edits and segment length.
LSC-Tomball: Library Research Guides: Downloading eBooks: Credo Reference

This guide will help you find, search and download eBooks from the library's online academic collection of eBooks. Find the call numbers for books on both Library of Congress and Dewey Decimal systems.
INTERLACING MAXIMS AS REFLECTED IN THE ENGLISH STUDENTS’ VERBAL COMMUNICATION

The current research serves to portray the interlacing maxims which are reflected in the English Department students’ verbal communication and to depict the politeness which is manifested in the realization of those maxims holistically on the basis of the existing context of speech. The research is designed in the descriptive- qualitative-interpretative by means of the interactive model. This model comprises three research lines, namely: data reduction, data display, and data conclusion/ verification. The data for the present research were gathered repeatedly up to they are exhausted. In terms of data reduction, it is carried out by decreasing the unnecessary utterances or by maintaining the utterances that confirm the graciousness. The utterances that confirm the maxims and graciousness are displayed for having the analysis. The analysis are verified several times up to the researchers come at the equal conclusion. Accordingly, the research engages a group (class) of students as the research participants and it reveals the sequence of maxims, i.e., (1) the Tact maxim, (2) the Generosity maxim, (3) the Approbation maxim (4) the Modesty maxim, and (5) the Agreement maxim conveyed in the diverse contexts by the English Department students at Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Jambi University.
Research Guides: LSC 375: Social Media Analytics (Fall 2020): For Your Roundtable Discussion

This guide provides links to selected resources from among library collections and services to support students in LSC 375.
Active Subspaces in Bayesian Inverse Problems

Bayesian inverse problems constitute an important methodological part of parameter studies in predictive modeling. Since high-dimensional parameter spaces often require a huge computational effort, approaches for cost reduction are of fundamental importance. For example, the costs can be substantially reduced by exploiting low-dimensional structure in the form of active subspaces. In this work, we derive new generalized bounds, develop an iterative algorithm, and demonstrate computational benefits with models from various applied disciplines.
Modelling Source- and Target- Language Syntactic Information as Conditional Context in Interactive Neural Machine Translation

In interactive machine translation (MT), human translators correct errors in automatic translations in collaboration with the MT systems, which is seen as an effective way to improve the productivity gain in translation. In this study, we model source-language syntactic constituency parse and target-language syntactic descriptions in the form of supertags as conditional context for interactive prediction in neural MT (NMT). We found that the supertags significantly improve productivity gain in translation in interactive-predictive NMT (INMT), while syntactic parsing somewhat found to be effective in reducing human effort in translation. Furthermore, when we model this source- and target-language syntactic information together as the conditional context, both types complement each other and our fully syntax-informed INMT model statistically significantly reduces human efforts in a French–to–English translation task, achieving 4.30 points absolute (corresponding to 9.18% relative) improvement in terms of word prediction accuracy (WPA) and 4.84 points absolute (corresponding to 9.01% relative) reduction in terms of word stroke ratio (WSR) over the baseline.
LibGuides: Continuity of Learning Services at Sawyer library: Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery

This guide provides information about the Library's online services for faculty, staff and students during the Covid-19 disruptions.
A New Approach for Information System Audit Teaching

Today, no matter what market niche a company moves into or whether a business focus is technological, information technologies are its cornerstone in terms of its success and the fulfilment of its business goals. However, an undeniable fact is that technologies, in addition to many competitive advantages, carry many risks that must be properly identified and managed. Organizations must implement control measures to manage the risks. The whole set of control measures build up the Internal Control. However, only the realization of Information Systems (IS) Audit ensures that Internal Control is effective and efficient, and protects the most important assets of the organization, thus ensuring that it can achieve its business goals. This article presents a new vision of teaching in the area of IS Audit, presenting a methodology based on Project Based Learning (PBL) simulating that students belong to a real organization where they must not only develop an Internal Control but also evaluate it through IS Audit techniques. The simulation of a real environment facilitates the acquisition of competencies and knowledge related to IS Auditing, making more attractive the learning process. A tool called HASI has been developed, which implements the detailed workflow depicted in the methodology, allows to automate all the activities carried out by the students. Finally, this article presents the validation of the methodology carried out through the resolution of a practical case with the HASI tool. The validation allows observing to what extent the students perceive the learning of the areas of the IS Audit.
INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM AND MODSECURITY FOR HANDLING SQL INJECTION ATTACKS

SQL Injection (SQLI) is the main type of attack that will threaten the integrity, confidentiality, and authenticity or functionality of database-based web applications. This allows an attacker to gain unauthorized access to a back-end database by exploiting vulnerabilities in the system to carry out attacks and access existing resources. Therefore, the best prevention techniques against SQL Injection attacks are needed to protect an individual or organizational data from hacking. In this study, using two security techniques, namely using the Intrusion Detection System as a sensor that will detect if an SQL Injection attack occurs, and using a web-based firewall (ModSecurity) as a security system that will block attacks. The purpose of this research is to build a capable security system that will detect and block any SQL Injection attacks against the database. the proposed system was tested using the Sqlmapproject attack tool. Sqlmapproject is used to attack web applications before and after protection. The results show that the proposed security system is functioning properly and can protect the database system on the web well, high performance, and efficiency.
Identification of Botany Terminology Based on Bert-BLSTM-CRF

Based on Baidu encyclopedia and CNKI botanical classification standards, we classify botanical terms into five categories in this paper: plant morphology and classification, plant ecology and geography, phytochemistry, plant heredity, plant technology and methods. In view of the difficulties in terms identification, we use a deep learning entity recognition model based on Bert-BLSTM-CRF to identify terms from large-scale corpus. In this paper, the Bert-BLSTM-CRF model is used to identify the professional terms in the field of botany, with an accuracy rate of 89.58%, a recall rate of 87.92% and an F1 value of 89.25%, indicating that the model could be effectively applied to the task of identifying the professional terms in botany. Based on the existing corpus, a comparative experiment is carried out in this paper, and the experimental results show that the model improves the recognition effect of professional terms in the field of botany.
A Cognitive-Semantic Account for New Words ‘Proper noun+하다’ type

이 글은 ‘고유명사+하다’류 신어가 생성되고 선택, 정착되는 과정에 작용한 인지 기제를 살피는 것을 목적으로 한다. ‘고유명사+하다’류 신어는 2009년 ‘창렬하다’의 형태로 처음 등장한 이후 현재까지 꾸준히 생성되고 있으며 소멸하지 않고 사용되어 오고 있다. 일반 한국어 조어 방식과 상이함에도 불구하고 꾸준히 생산력을 발휘하고 언중에게 선택되어 사용되고 있는 데에는 다음과 같은 인지 기제가 작용하였음을 확인하였다. 첫째, 환유에 의해 어휘가 ‘생성’되었을 것이다. 특히 축소 지칭 양상을 보이며, 그 중 ‘특징적 자질-사람’ 또는 ‘범주와 특성 ICM’에 속한다. 둘째, 이 어휘들이 언중들에게 선택되는 데에는 유추와 경제성이 영향을 미쳤을 것이다. 특히 각 고유명사가 사회에서 가지는 이미지를 통한 유추와 앞서 생성된 어휘를 기반으로 한 언어적 유추가 함께 작용했을 것이다. 셋째, 이 어휘들이 언중들의 언어생활에 정착할 수 있었던 것은 개념적 혼성이 일어났기 때문이다. 이러한 연구는 향후 생산력을 가질 것으로 보이는 ‘고유명사+하다’ 구성의 어휘를 공시적 차원에서 살폈다는 점, 언중이 어휘를 생성하고 사용할 때 작용되는 인지 기제를 살폈다는 점에서 의의가 있을 것으로 본다.The purpose of this article is to understand the cognitive bases that has worked on the process of generating, selecting, and establishing a new word Proper noun+hada(하다) . The new word Proper noun+hada(하다)” has been continuously generated since its first appearance in 2009 and has not disappeared. Despite the fact that it is different from the usual Korean word making system, it has continued to be productive. And they were chosen by the public. It was confirmed that the following cognitive base agent is acting on the cause of this result. Firstly, vocabulary was generated by metaphors. Secondly, analogy and economics would have affected the selection of these vocabularies by the public. Thirdly, the reason these vocabularies have become established in language life is because of the conceptual blending. This research is meaningful in that it examines vocabulary that is expected to be productive in the future from an official perspective, and paid attention to cognitive equipment that works when the public generates and uses vocabulary.
Synchronous Boolean Finite Dynamical Systems on Directed Graphs over XOR Functions

In this paper, we investigate the complexity of a number of computational problems defined on a synchronous boolean finite dynamical system, where update functions are chosen from a template set of exclusive-or and its negation. We first show that the reachability and path-intersection problems are solvable in logarithmic space-uniform AC¹ if the objects execute permutations, while the reachability problem is known to be in P and the path-intersection problem to be in UP in general. We also explore the case where the reachability or intersection are tested on a subset of objects, and show that this hardens complexity of the problems: both problems become NP-complete, and even Π^p₂-complete if we further require universality of the intersection. We next consider the exact cycle length problem, that is, determining whether there exists an initial configuration that yields a cycle in the configuration space having exactly a given length, and show that this problem is NP-complete. Lastly, we consider the t-predecessor and t-Garden of Eden problem, and prove that these are solvable in polynomial time even if the value of t is also given in binary as part of instance, and the two problems are in logarithmic space-uniform NC² if the value of t is given in unary as part of instance.
Information without boundaries through use of Electronic Resources at Walter Sisulu University (WSU), Nelson Mandela Drive site campus, Mthatha: a case study

The purposeof this paper aims to present the practical experience on the usage pattern ofelectronic resources as information without boundaries by students(undergraduate & post graduate) in academic library, in the case of atWalter Sisulu University library, Nelson Mandela Drive (NMD) site campus. As SouthAfrica celebrates the twenty years of democracy, library users are able toaccess information electronically without coming to the library building. Thisshift from traditional print to electronic resources provides users withinformation without boundaries. WSU hadmade some good initiatives to improve ICT through installation of Wi-Ficonnection inside and outside the library. This paper will also look at theeffects of Wi-Fi on usage of electronic resources at WSU. It will also showstatistics on e-books and online databases usage across WSU. Methodology- A structuredquestionnaire was used to evaluate usage patterns of e-resources by students atWSU NMD campus, Mthatha. A random sampling method used to distributequestionnaires. SPSS is used for data analysis. Findings- The study finds that majority of students with(40%) at NMD campus are able to access e-resources that the library subscribesto. It reflects that 39% students have attended Information Literacy programmebut not access e-resources. It also indicates that 25% of students have theirown personal computer and they have access to internet. Most populare-resources are EBSCO and Science Direct.
Analysis of Three Different Languages in Enrekang District in the Field of Morphology

Enrekang Regency is famous for its various wealth. One of the most prominent is the language and dialectics they have. This can be seen in every region in Enrekang district. Besides that in this millennial era requires teenagers to study foreign languages. To get a job, access information, and apply the technology that is feared will reduce his attention to continue to cultivate the diversity of languages ​​that grow and develop in Enrekang district. This is the basis of the study titled ANTI BABE (analysis of three different languages) in Enrekang district in the field of morphology. The results of the analysis of three different languages ​​in Enrekang District (Enrekang Kota, Duri, Maiwa) in the field of morphology can be concluded that the three languages ​​have similarities and differences in sound in each word but have the same meaning. While Morphologi itself is a branch of linguistics that studies the ins and outs of language or structural words.
Multiple Material Deposition (MMD) system for applications to hazardous environments and disaster scenarios

The largest risk in the aftermath of environmental disasters is typically the damage that has occurred to structures. A material extrusion device capable of traversing highly irregular terrain, able to operate in hazardous or difficult to reach locations, and repair damage would largely mitigate many of the risks for survivors and relief workers. In this work we present a novel solution to the posed challenge, the combination of a Mobile Tracked Rover (MTR) with an Multiple Material Deposition (MMD) system. The MMD system adds an additional dimension to the manoeuvrability and utility of the MTR in extreme environments. With the differential tracked drive the rover inherits a stable base, but is typically limited in extreme environment manoeuvrability, in comparison to a rotorcraft drone with poor static stability but uninhibited manoeuvrability. The MMD system allows the rover to deposit expansive material for real-time climbing support, allowing it to climb or bridge previously insurmountable obstacles. The MMD also allows the MTR to deposit material accurately, essential for effective damaged structure reinforcement where material will need to be strategically placed. The MMD has been developed to support deposition of a number of materials, and the platform has been optimised in simulated disaster scenarios. One such material is polyurethane foam, the characteristics of which allow easy deposition, expansion and solidification in short enough time to enable the rover to use the substance as a real-time support for climbing. The high compressive strength of the polyurethane foam is sufficient for temporary support structures, or structural reinforcement allowing the MTR to operate in support of disaster relief workers. An additional feature of the MMD is its ability to deposit clay, making it able to repair damaged masonry, further improving the MTR utility in more general maintenance and repair scenarios.
Library Research Guides: GIMMS Toolkit: Democracy: Home

Fall semester at IU is all about Democracy! Below are resources to understand what Democracy is really all about, along with how to become more civically engaged. Brought to you by Government Information, Maps & Microform Services (GIMMS).