Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Teks Editorial sebagai Bahan Ajar Bahasa Indonesia Siswa SMA Kelas XII

This study has three objectives, (1) describing the structure of editorial texts in Suara Muhammadiyah magazine, (2) describing the types of editorial text responses in Suara Muhammadiyah magazine, (3) describing the use of structure and types of editorial text responses in Suara Muhammadiyah magazine for learning high school Indonesian class XII. This study is descriptive qualitative. Data in this study are sentences, paragraphs, discourses. Data sources were twenty editorial texts published in the 2017-2019 edition of Suara Muhammadiyah magazine. Data collection techniques use the referring technique. The data analysis technique uses the Agih method. The results of this study are (1) the structure of the editorial text which consists of three parts, namely (a) opinion statement (b) argumentation (c) re-statement of opinion, (2) the types of responses contained in editorial texts there are three types, namely (a) receive in full (b) accept partially (c) refuse accompanied by reason, (3) use of editorial text as Indonesian language teaching materials in class XII of SMA curriculum 2013 especially KD 3.6 Analyze the structure and language of the editorial text.
Self-calibrated surface acquisition for integrated positioning verification in medical applications

This paper presents a novel approach for a position verification system in medical applications. By replacing the already existing cross line laser projectors with galvo- or MEMS-based projectors and utilizing the surveillance cameras, a self-calibration of the system is performed and surface acquisition for positioning verification is demonstrated. The functionality is shown by analyzing the radii of calibration spheres and determining the quality of the captured surface with respect to a reference model. The paper focuses on the demonstration with one pair of camera and projector but can also be extended to a multi-camera-projector system, as present in treatment rooms. Compared to other systems, this approach does not need external hardware and is thus space and cost efficient.
PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF STANISLAVSKI'S THEORY OF THE PERFORMING ARTS “SYSTEM” AS IT THE FOUNDATION OF CINEMA

Theater is the only medium that has the ability to collectively stage all other arts. Arts like dance, music, painting, and sculpture amalgamated with theater. The play is the only art, which is considered to be an emotional form of human civilization and interaction. Theater brings thoughts to the general public. Promotes to respond. This theater teaches the common people to be emotionally organized. Today the era of theater arts seems to be more influenced through cinema. Knowledge of cinema is covering over all the arts. Cinema has become a medium which seems to affect all dimensions of the personal, social and national, international level. Every part of life is seen touching. Reflections of various parts and themes of theatrical art appear in cinema. The history of theater has become the foundation of cinema. The fundamentals of theater have become the core elements of cinema. If all the artists of the cinema study drama and literature, then they can work more efficiently in the production of cinema. Here I would like to discuss the acting principles of theater. Discussions have been made in this regard about the Russian actor, analyst guide and theorists Konstantin Stanislavsky, who is the pioneer of acting theories, and especially of acting.
The influences of college students' learning motivation on academic achievement.

The study analyzed the effect of type of learners' learning motivation on their achievement in learning English. The mediating effect of self-efficacy was analyzed as a factor influencing the academic achievement. In addition, the study analyzed the difference in the effects according to the gender, grade, and major of English learners. The results showed that all types of learning motivation, including external motivation, intrinsic motivation, ideal motivation, and inevitable motivation, had a positive influence on academic achievement. The mediating effect of self-efficacy was found to be completely mediating in the process of external motivation affecting academic achievement. In addition, self-efficacy was found to have a full mediating effect even when inevitable motivation affects academic achievement. As a result of analyzing the effect of interaction with learning motivation using three variables--gender, major, and grade--as learner’s characteristics, only gender interacted with learning motivation and affected their grades in English.
Galveston College Library: Galveston College Library Homepage: About the Library

Welcome to Galveston College library. The David Glenn Hunt Memorial Library provides access to college level print and electronic resources for GC students, faculty, staff and the community.
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS’ ATTITUDE TOWARDS READING E-BOOK IN SELECTED KWARA STATE UNIVERSITIES, NIGERIA:

The study investigated the attitude of undergraduates’ students’ towards reading the e-book in Kwara State Universities. The study drew on 200 undergraduate students selected from four universities in Kwara State, Nigeria. The questionnaire was used to collect data from the participants. Five research questions were developed to guide the study. The findings show that (75%) which constitute the majority of the respondents agreed that reading e-books do not involve any stress. A total of 93 of the students have access to e-books and indicated that they read the e-book for academic work while a large proportion of the students (91.5%) read e-book as supplementary to printed materials.  The most commonly read e-book format among the students is the portable document format PDF and this is read daily by the undergraduate students. Majority of the respondents 76% indicated their satisfaction reading e-books and can recommend to friends.   The major problems encountered with reading e-books is the cost of access, printing and downloading, and discomfort of reading on the computer screen. Other major challenges identified with reading e-books are language barriers, difficulties in accessing the internet and inadequate skill of using search engines to search for e-books. The study recommends the provision of good Internet facilities should be made readily available to the students at a very low so as to increase access to and reading of e-books by the students
Numeric Solutions of Eigenvalue Problems for Generic Nonlinear Operators

Numerical methods for solving linear eigenvalue problem are widely studiedandused in science and engineering. In this paper, we propose ageneralizednumerical method for solving eigenproblems for generic, nonlinearopera-tors. This has potentially wide implications, since most imageprocessingalgorithms (e.g. denoising) can be viewed as nonlinear operators,whoseeigenproblem analysis provides information on the most- andleast-suitablefunctions as input. We solve the problem by a nonlinearadaptation of thepower method, a well known linear eigensolver. An analysis andvalida-tion framework is proposed, as well as preliminary theory. We validatethemethod using total-variation (TV) and demonstrate it on the EPLLdenoiser(Zoran-Weiss). Finally, we suggest an encryption-decryptionapplication.
Colonic Polyp Identification Using Pareto Depth Anomaly Detection Algorithm

Colon cancer prevention, diagnosis, and prognosis are directly related to the identification of colonic polyps, in colonoscopy video sequences. In addition, diagnosing colon cancer in the early stages improves significantly the chance of surviving and effective treatment. Due to the large number of images that come from colonoscopy, the identification of polyps needs to be automated for effciency. In this paper, we propose a strategy for automatic polyp recognition, based on a recent multi-objective anomaly detection concept, which itself is based on Pareto Depth Analysis (PDA). Clinically, in medical images, polyps are diagnosed based on a few criteria, such as texture, shape and color. Few works use multi-criteria classification in a systematic way for polyp detection. In the present paper we use a PDA approach, to act as a binary classifier for the identification of colonic polyps. The results obtained in a medical dataset, of conventional colonoscopy images, consisting of short videos from 34 different patients, and 34 different polyps, with a total of 1360 different polyp frames, confirm that the proposed method clearly outperforms the single performance of each criterion.
Globalization and Development

This textbook presents an innovative new perspective on the economics of development, including insights from a broad range of disciplines. It starts with the current state of affairs, a discussion of data availability, reliability, and analysis, and an historic overview of the deep influence of fundamental factors on human prosperity. Next, it focuses on the role of human interaction in terms of trade, capital, and knowledge flows, as well as the associated implications for institutions, contracts, and finance. The book also highlights differences in the development paths of emerging countries in order to provide a better understanding of the concepts of development and the Millennium Development Goals. Insights from other disciplines are used help to understand human development with regard to other issues, such as inequalities, health, demography, education, and poverty. The book concludes by emphasizing the importance of connections, location, and human interaction in determining future prosperity.
Component Analysis of DevOps and DevSecOps

This paper is analyzed of the characteristics of development operations and development security operations of the software and product, and the use analysis tools from a software code perspective. Also, it is emphasized the importance of human factors and the need to strengthen them, when considering security design rules. In this paper, we consider a secure process for managing change, focusing on fast and accurate decision-making in terms of procedural factors, when considering development security operations. In addition, the paper discussed the need for maturity model analysis in relation to the development security operating characteristics, and analyzed the meaning of the analysis elements through detailed procedures for the strength and integration elements of the dynamic and static elements accordingly. The paper also analyzed factors such as scanning activity and code analysis for threat modeling and compliance and control.
Technology On Language And Writing

: IT revolution has revamped the present civilization totally. This storm has overturned the style of life all over the world totally and drastically. This paper quickly glances through the observations about how technological advance can be correlated to language or more precisely the system of writing. The contention is that the system of writing which originated from symbols, expanded into fully-ﬂedged language with rules regarding spelling, grammar and vocabulary is now in a stage of going back.
Media Pembelajaran Matematika Materi Kombinatorika Berbasis Media Interaktif pada Siswa SMK

&lt;pre&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Abstract:&lt;/strong&gt; The need for variations in learning resources for students of SMK Diponegoro Tumpang and the development of 2&lt;/pre&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;sup&gt;st&lt;/sup&gt;century technology are the basis of this development research. The purpose of this paper is to describe the development of valid, practical and effective learning media for combinatoric material. This development uses the ADDIE model. The test subjects in the development of learning media consisted of expert validators, practitioner validators, observers, 5 students of class XII as group trials, and 22 students of class XII KPR as field trials. The instruments used were learning media, lesson plans, observation sheets, student response questionnaires, and teacher response questionnaires. The results of the development state that learning media are valid, practical, and very effective.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Abstrak:&lt;em&gt; &lt;/em&gt;&lt;/strong&gt;Kebutuhan variasi sumber belajar bagi siswa SMK Diponegoro Tumpang dan perkembangan teknologi abad 21 merupakan dasar dari penelitian pengembangan ini. Tujuan penulisan ini adalah mendeskripsikan pengembangan media pembelajaran materi kombinatorika yang valid, praktis, dan efektif. Pengembangan ini menggunakan model ADDIE. Subjek uji coba dalam pengembangan media pembelajaran ini terdiri dari validator ahli, validator praktisi, observer, 5 siswa kelas XII sebagai uji coba kelompok, dan 22 siswa kelas XII KPR sebagai uji coba lapangan. Instrumen yang digunakan adalah media pembelajaran, RPP, lembar observasi, angket respon siswa, dan angket respon guru. Hasil pengembangan menyatakan bahwa media pembelajaran valid, praktis, dan sangat efektif.&lt;/p&gt;
Inclusion as a Modern Cultural Unıversal: Reflection and Conceptualization

This paper is relevant due to the need to find the mechanisms of overcoming social destruction caused by people’s current personal alienation of the ‘Other’, as well as alienation of oneself as ‘Another’. The problem is considered in the context of the modern society’s growing need for the creation of a community that adheres to diversity and inclusive values as integral conditions of individual existence. The concept of the evolution of inclusion as a modern culture universal, presented in the paper, expands the ideas about it and its addressees. The author emphasizes that the subject of inclusion is absolutely every human in need of self-realization in the society, a career of unique features and precious for the progress of human civilization.  The authors emphasize that every born human is the subject of inclusion with the need for social realization, as the career of unique individual features which are the highest value for the social progress of human civilization. The authors urge to draw the attention of the scientific community to the lack of systematic reflection of this phenomenon, which manifests itself today in all areas of activity in the global format. This approach allows us to trace the formation of inclusion as a modern cultural universal, which this work is devoted to. The main instrument of the formation of inclusion is the creativity that actualizes its new perception as the process of getting the creative joy from the joint co-creative artistic activities that contribute to the ongoing personal development.
Gradient management and algebraic reconstruction for single image super resolution

In this paper, a single image multi-scale super-resolution technique is proposed. The concept under study is the learning procedure between steps of amplification in order to predict the next high scale of resolution. The method integrates two different approaches for the prediction of a high resolution multi-scale scheme, a pure interpolation and a gradient regularization. In the first step a pure interpolation is carried out. It is used a prediction scheme with algebraic reconstruction through different scales to produce the high resolution output. In the last step, the residual blur is reduced by a gradient auto-regularization method. The gradients are adapted by using a weight in a neighbour. Precision of method can be controlled by the parameters of an algebraic reconstruction technique (ART). The proposed model avoids the fast decrease of the output resolution as the amplification factor increases. The proposed system was tested with a dictionary. Results show that the output image quality is improved despite of the increment of the scale factor.
Geochemical variability of major and trace elements and their role in abiotic stresses

Geochemical variability in rocks collected from profile section, drilling core and random samples from NIASM site has been studied using x-ray fluorescence spectrometry.The sum total of all the major oxide analyses show variable degrees of weathering and range from highly weathered samples to fresh rock.Analyses were used on an anhydrous basis in the SINCLAS programme to recalculate major oxides and normalise the geochemical analyses to 100.The programme also gives a rock name following the TAS diagram as well as fixes the Fe2O3: FeO ratio and then calculates the norm.Based on the normative mineralogy and SiO2 vs. Na2O+K2O content in the TAS diagram the present samples were classified into sub-alkaline basalts, basaltic andesites and andesite.Major oxide variation diagram in the Main Pit indicated silica and alumina oxides tend to accumulate towards the upper parts whereas TiO2 and FeO tend to be mobile in an oxidizing environment and get leached towards the lower parts of the weathering profile.The unique lobate geometry of the lava flow does not weather uniformly resulting in a rather jagged oxide variation diagram which is predominantly a function of the lobe geometry and the porosity and permeability of the lobe sub-units.The Mg# of the subalkaline basalt indicates moderately evolved magmas.The trace element Cu and Ni have a distinctly opposite signature as compared to Zr, V, Cr, Zn, and Co. Concentration of Ba, Sr and Rb are invariably high in the upper and lower parts of the Main Pit which is due to modal variations in the plagioclase content or due to the variable mobility of these elements in response to differential weathering across the Main Pit profile.Anomalous concentration of different major oxides and trace elements at 50 cm and 70 cm depth is due to presence of the thin clay horizons related to weathering of glassy rind of a single 20 cm thick pahoehoe toe.Such anomalous accumulations could suggest that the clays provide suitable sites for their adsorption or that considerable enrichment of these elements takes place due to deposition of soluble salts in an oxidizing environment.
Privacy–Preserving Text Similarity via Non-Prefix-Free Codes

Many methods have been proposed to compute the similarity score $$\alpha \leftarrow S(\mathcal {A},\mathcal {B})$$ in between two plain documents $$\mathcal {A}$$ and $$\mathcal {B}$$ . However, when their contents are confidential, special processing is required to protect privacy. A great extent of the solutions offered to date is mostly based on homomorphic encryption or secure multi-party computation techniques, where their computational cost inhibits the practical usage, especially on massive sets. In this study we propose an alternative by encoding the documents with non-prefix-free (NPF) coding before applying the preferred similarity metric S(). The NPF coding simply represents the symbols with variable-length codewords, where the codeword set is generated without the prefix-free restriction. Thus, a codeword may be a prefix of another, and without the explicit codeword boundary information, retrieving the original data from the encoded stream becomes hard due to the lack of unique decodability in non-prefix-free codes. We provide the combinatorial analysis of this hardness, and experimentally compare the similarity scores obtained on NPF encoded documents and on original plain text versions. We have considered normalized compression distance (NCD) and Jaccard coefficient (JC) for the similarity metric S(). When $$\mathcal {A^\prime }$$ and $$\mathcal {B^\prime }$$ denote the NPF-encoded documents, experiments conducted on METER corpus revealed that the difference between $$\alpha ^\prime \leftarrow S(\mathcal {A^\prime },\mathcal {B^\prime })$$ and $$\alpha \leftarrow S(\mathcal {A},\mathcal {B})$$ lie in the range of $$0.5\%$$ and $$3\%$$ for both NCD and JC.
NeuroCore: Guiding CDCL with Unsat-Core Predictions

The NeuroSAT neural network architecture was recently introduced for predicting properties of propositional formulae. When trained to predict the satisfiability of toy problems, it was shown to find solutions and unsatisfiable cores on its own. However, the authors saw no obvious path to using the architecture to improve the state-of-the-art. In this work, we train a simplified NeuroSAT architecture to directly predict the unsatisfiable cores of real problems. We modify several high-performance SAT solvers to periodically replace their variable activity scores with NeuroSAT's prediction of how likely the variables are to appear in an unsatisfiable core. The modified MiniSat solves 10% more problems on SAT-COMP 2018 within the standard 5,000 second timeout than the original does. The modified Glucose solves 11% more problems than the original, while the modified Z3 solves 6% more. The gains are even greater when the training is specialized for a specific distribution of problems; on a benchmark of hard problems from a scheduling domain, the modified Glucose solves 20% more problems than the original does within a one-hour timeout. Our results demonstrate that NeuroSAT can provide effective guidance to high-performance SAT solvers on real problems.
12 Computer science

In this chapter we will explore the relationship between crime and computers and networks by answering the following questions: •• Which techniques from computer science can be used to prevent crime? •• Which techniques from computer science can be used to study crime? To address the first question we use the 25 techniques of situational crime prevention to provide a systematic assessment of how computer and network technology can be used to prevent crime. The second question will be addressed by discussing computer simulation methods in cases where real experiments with crime prevention would be too costly or impractical.
An efficient motion correction method for frequency-domain images based on Fast Robust Correlation

Motion artifact suppression is an important task in the medical imaging field. Motion during data acquisition can produce blurred images and artifacts. The calculation load for previous motion correction methods is relatively high. In order to decrease computational complexity, an efficient motion correction method is proposed based on fast robust correlation. Fast robust correlation is a computationally efficient search algorithm for translational image matching in the frequency domain. This method calculates the matching surface using a series of high-speed correlations by defining a kernel with sinusoidal terms. The proposed method corrects motion distorted images by aligning translational motion between images formed by neighboring frequency segments. Due to the ineffectiveness of the squared difference kernel to detect motion between partial-Fourier images, the absolute value kernel is proposed, which can be easily approximated by sinusoidal terms. Total variation of the sum of partial-Fourier images is chosen as the new match criterion. FFTs are used to calculate correlations for computational speed. Experimental results show that the proposed method can reduce image motion artifacts effectively and efficiently.
Lokal butik på Facebook : ICA Malmborgs Clemenstorget

This study considers the relationship between national and local communication in a supermarket chain. More specifically the study considers how the local supermarket ICA Malmborgs Clemenstorget in Lund, Sweden uses Facebook as well as their employees to communicate with their audience and market themselves. The study focuses on the supermarkets use of the employees’ relationship to each other, how it is presented on the store’s Facebook page as well as how the audience is invited to participate in the relationship. Furthermore, the study researches how the store works with Facebook as a medium and how the communication is adapted to Facebook, by considering it from a medialization perspective. The employees become protagonists in the adventure that is ICA Malmborgs Clemenstorget everyday life. (Less)