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PENERAPAN STATISTIKA DALAM SISTEM INFORMASI

Statistics is a science that deals with data. Starting from the data collection stage to drawing conclusions on the data studied in statistics. The concepts in statistics are widely applied in various fields and organizations to help analyze data and inform the public. Statistics as one of the sciences that has the ability to accurately estimate or estimate the condition of a data is a science that is difficult to separate in general technological developments. Development in the field of information technology cannot be separated from the role of statistics. On this occasion, he explained about the application of statistics in the development of information systems technology. Described in detail how closely the science of statistics and the application of various statistical concepts in the development of information systems.
EFL learners’ problems leading to the use of communication strategies in taking turns speaking

The present study explored the learners’ problems leading to the use of communication strategies both verbal and nonverbal to surmount communication problems in taking turns speaking. This study was carried out by employing a qualitative approach with an ethnography of communication design in a limited set of ISCP course. Thirty students taking Intensive Spoken Communication Practice at English Language Education Program, Mataram State Islamic University were selected as the subjects of research by using a purposeful technique. Techniques used to collect data were non-participant observation, video recording, and interview. The research findings showed that in general, the learners’ problems are dealing with insufficient knowledge of TL, particularly lack of mastering on TL vocabulary and structure. Learners as speakers had problems, including unable to set in the context of TL words, difficulty in conveying a sequence of the message in the appropriate TL expressions and using the inappropriate words and structures. Meanwhile, the learners as listeners had problems, including being unable to catch the message, lack of  TL lexical which did not enable them to comprehend the message from speakers. Their CSs to cope with those problems are an approximation, word coinage, circumlocution, language switch, paraphrase, self-correction, comprehension check, and self-repetition, smiling, head nodding, head shaking, hand moving,  and drawing something.
Improving the Performance of Machining Processes Using Opposition-Based Learning Civilized Swarm Optimization

Although particle swarm optimization (PSO) can generate high-quality solutions within shorter calculation time and stable convergence characteristics compared to many other stochastic methods, it still has the problems of dependency on initial point, premature convergence, and getting trapped into local optima, especially with complex problems. To overcome these drawbacks of PSO algorithms and to improve its performance, several variants are proposed by researchers. Civilized swarm optimization (CSO) is one of the variants of PSO algorithm. It is an integration of PSO and society civilization algorithm (SCA). PSO offers the capability of utilizing the personal experiences of the particles efficiently, whereas SCA provides a good balance between local search and global search. Thus, the civilized swarm optimization combines the advantages of both PSO and SCA and, hence, is expected to perform better as compared to the basic PSO. A comparative analysis of the performance of the two algorithms, PSO and CSO, when applied to optimization of machining processes is presented in this chapter. To deal with the issue of dependency of initial point, the concept of opposition-based learning is also demonstrated in this chapter.
Expected impact of the 2016 central Italy earthquakes on the local gravity field

&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;We have modelled the surface volume and gravity changes caused by the three mainshocks (moment magnitudes Mw 6.0, 5.9, 6.5) occurred during the last seismic period started on 2016, August 24 in central Italy. Our calculations start from the source parameters estimated by the inversion of the largest dataset of InSAR and GNSS observations ever managed in Italy after earthquake occurrences, based on the half-space elastic dislocation theory. The vertical displacements modelled after the 2016 events allow to infer a substantial unbalance between the subsided and uplifted volumes. In particular, we detected ~106&amp;amp;#8729;10&amp;lt;sup&amp;gt;6&amp;lt;/sup&amp;gt; m&amp;lt;sup&amp;gt;3&amp;lt;/sup&amp;gt; of hangingwall subsidence against ~37&amp;amp;#8729;10&amp;lt;sup&amp;gt;6&amp;lt;/sup&amp;gt; m&amp;lt;sup&amp;gt;3&amp;lt;/sup&amp;gt; of footwall uplift, that accounts for ~74% of the total volume mobilization. From the ratio between the footwall and total deformed volumes, we have computed an average fault dip of ~47&amp;amp;#176;, in line with the values retrieved by seismological methods. The total gravity variations which affected the study area are of the order of ~1 &amp;amp;#956;Gal (1 &amp;amp;#956;Gal = 10&amp;lt;sup&amp;gt;&amp;amp;#8722;8&amp;lt;/sup&amp;gt; ms&amp;lt;sup&amp;gt;&amp;amp;#8722;2&amp;lt;/sup&amp;gt;) in the far field, and ~170 &amp;amp;#956;Gal in the near field.&amp;lt;br&amp;gt;The area affected within a gravity change of 1 &amp;amp;#956;Gal is ~140 km long and ~57 km wide, parallel to the Apennines chain. The larger contribution is given by positive variations which account for the tensional style of deformation and larger subsided area.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;
PENINGKATAN KINERJA SISTEM E-LEARNING DALAM PERSPEKTIF UNIVERSITAS 4.0 MENGGUNAKAN KERANGKA IT BALANCED SCORECARD

Bina Darma University (UBD) as one of the university based information technology currently has been assisted by the use of IT in implementing its strategy. University 4.0 is a university that makes students as a learning center and assisted by the use of IT. UBD in conducting learning has been assisted by e-learning which is one of the benchmarks of 4.0 University perspectives. E-Learning implementation assists the learning process by students and lecturers. The performance of the e-learning system has not been measured. Measurements are performed to improve the quality of e-learning systems in the 4.0 university perspective. To perform analysis used the IT framework Balanced Scorecard consisting of four perspectives namely Corporate Contribution/Business Contribution, User Orientation, Operational Excellence and Future Orientation. The result of this research is an improved analysis of quality and strategies to improve the quality of e-learning systems in the 4.0 university perspective.
ENSINO E APRENDIZAGEM DE LÍNGUA ESTRANGEIRA (LE) PARA PESSOAS COM SÍNDROME DE DOWN ATRAVÉS DO MÉTODO AUDIOLINGUAL

Down Syndrome is a chromosomal disorder caused by the presence of an extra chromosome in the individual’s cells (GONZALEZ, 2007). People with Down syndrome tend to have intellectual delays, hearing difficulties, problems related to language and learning. Their language development process is particularly difficult due to problems related to short-term memory and hearing processing. However, the Down syndrome child has the right to learn foreign languages (FL) and is able to do it, even though it is necessary a different lesson plan and attention in the classroom in comparison with the one provided to non-Down syndrome children. The main goal in this article is to analyze the benefits and the challenges of using the audiolingual approach in order to teach a FL to learners with Down syndrome. Therefore, we carry out an exploratory study about the concept and characteristics of Down Syndrome, Second Language Acquisition and the use of audiolingual approach in special education (BUCKLEY, 2002; GOMES, 2012; GONZALEZ, 2007; PUESCHEL, 1993; BROWN, 2007; LARSEN-FREEMAN, 2001; RICHARDS and RODGERS, 1986). Although the learner with Down syndrome may face some difficulties during the FL learning process due to their limitations, according to this research, it is possible to assume that the audiolingual method is a beneficial approach for these learners when learning a FL.
Features Of Life-Purpose And Value Orientations Of Persons With Destructive Behavior

The article says that in the modern world there is no clear regulation of the lifestyle, the ability to plan it independently is becoming increasingly important. In the conditions of free moral and ethical choice, this allows to choose various forms of behavior, including deviant. Presented in this regard, the theoretical justification and empirical data on the life-purpose and value orientations of people with destructive behaviors, alcohol and drug addicts in particular, show that psychologists are faced with the fact that known diagnostic techniques do not always reflect the exact picture of the perception of surrounding reality by addicts. They have their own ideas about life, their duties, responsibilities and other important moral and ethical categories. Theoretical sources also emphasize that there is no significant difference in these categories between alcohol and drug addicts. However, the authors found one important difference of the posed problem on the scale of Locus of I-control, which indicates the different positions of alcohol and drug addicts. If alcohol addicts are more realistic about life, drug addicts tend to shift the blame for their difficulties to external circumstances.
Assessment of journal usage based on the cited journals in the published documents of an institute: a collection development perspective

Journal collection in special libraries plays a vital role in imparting the R&D programmes of any research institute. Building a good journal collection which suits the research needs and within the available fund needs evaluation of subscribed and to be subscribed journals in terms of usage and cost-benefit. There are many ways to assess the usage of journals for taking collection development decisions and they are mainly categorized as ‘User-centred approaches’ and ‘Materials centred-approaches’. Many journals are well used in terms of citing, publishing by the library users but they may not be subscribed by the library and the journals subscribed by the library may not be much used by the users. The present study assumes that the journals referred to in the publications of an institute may be of relevance to the user community and treated as one type of usage. The study has analysed the publications of Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai, India published during 2015-2019 and identified 753 journals which are cited more than 40 times. Among them, 463 journals are not being subscribed by BARC Library. The 753 journals are categorised in three zones based on the number of times cited: Zone 1 of 26 journals which are cited by BARC scientists and engineers heavily (minimum 2193 times and a maximum of 6882 times); Zone 2 of 99 journals which are moderately cited (minimum 402 times and a maximum of 1446 times); and Zone 3 of 628 journals which are less used. The journals in the first zone are of greater importance to the user community which are all there in the list of subscribed journals except two as they are open access journals. Moderately used Zone 2 journals which are not being subscribed by BARC Library may be considered for the next year subscription by replacing the subscribed journals which are less used subject to funding availability.
Rancang Bangun Sistem Informasi Work Order Produksi Sparepart Kendaraan Motor Berbasis Dekstop

Information systems have a very important role in managing and providing information in an activity or field. One of them is a work order production information system in a company. In managing production work orders at PT. Chandra Nugerah Cipta some still use Ms. Excel, so that in meeting the information needs in particular to obtain WO (work order) information on production, production WO report production and information systems for the entry and exit of goods for production needs have not run optimally, so companies still need a better system. The system development method in this study uses the waterfall method. While the system approach method uses a structured approach consisting of context diagrams, data flow diagrams, table relationships, or ERD (Entity Relationship Diagrams). Implementation and design of the program uses MySQL as a database and VB programming language. For application development. The results of this study are the creation of a work order production information system at PT. Chandra Nugerah Cipta, which can simplify and speed up the processing of production work order data, including the record of the release of goods (requestition) for production needs and the entry of finished goods (finish notice) from production by minimizing or even eliminating data processing errorsKeywords: Work Order, Waterfall, Vb.Net, MySql, Finish Notice
Planning Processes in Speaking, Texting, and Writing – The effect of reader’s and listener’s temporal and spatial presence on planning in language production

This thesis investigates planning processes in language production, more specifically in texting as compared to speaking and writing, through pauses analyses (Goldman Eisler, 1969; Matsuhashi, 1981). Texting is used to examine the role of the spatial and temporal presence of a listener/reader in language production. Texting offers an interesting context in this respect since it has spatial absence between texter and reader, just like in writing, but temporal presence just like in speaking. The main research questions are as follows: In which contexts are pauses located in texting, speaking, and writing? How long are the production bursts in speaking, texting, and writing? This study uses the processing models the blueprint of the speaker (Levelt 1999) and the individual-environmental model of written language production (Hayes 1996) to identify the processes in texting. Part of the thesis comprises method development to capture and analyse the real-time language production in texting on smartphones. The method consists of an experimental set-up where the same participant talks and texts dialogically, and then writes monologically. In the texting and writing conditions, the pause threshold is 1 minute, and in the speaking condition all perceived pauses are identified. In the analyses, the pauses are categorised based on the context that precede the pause (e.g. syntactic unit or revision). The results show that the temporal and spatial presence of the reader/listener has an effect on language production. Clause boundaries are important contexts for pausing and planning in all three conditions, indicating that language users make use of syntactic units when they produce language regardless of the spatial and temporal presence of the speaker/listener. In texting and writing, pauses following a revision are important, showing that the texters and writers review what they have written. Further, the results show that texting has shorter planning units than both speaking and writing, which can be explained by the temporal presence of the reader resulting in a faster pace of communication, while the writing tool limits the speed at which language can be produced. In speaking and texting, pauses in phrase-final position are more common than in writing, which can be a result of the shorter planning units. In conclusion, texters adapt their language production to the temporal presence of a reader, through shorter planning units, while also adapting to the spatial absence of the reader through reviewing and editing their messages. The findings of this thesis are finally used to propose a model for the language processes in texting. (Less)
Identifying Base Noun Phrases by Means of Recurrent Neural Networks : Using Morphological and Dependency Features

Noun phrases convey key information in communication and are of interest in NLP tasks. A base NP is deﬁned as the headword and left-hand side modiﬁers of a noun phrase. In this thesis, we identify ...
Super Resolution Land Cover Mapping Using Deep Multi Scale Residual Dense Network

Super Resolution Mapping (SRM) is a land cover mapping method that generates land surface cover maps at fine spatial resolution from a coarse spatial resolution Remote Sensing (RS) image. Recently deep networks have shown impressive performance for image super resolution and image segmentation. Inspired by this performance a deep Multi-Scale Residual Dense Network (MSRDN) is proposed for SRM application of satellite data which extracts hierarchical features that can efficiently map sub-pixels to an accurate class. A MSRDN network is trained with coarse resolution images and its corresponding fine resolution class cover patches to learn a super resolution mapping of land cover. The accuracy of the Conventional SRM techniques is restricted by the performance of soft classification methods. Hence this work utilizes the full power of deep learning to generate a fine resolution land cover map directly from a coarse resolution image neglecting the intermediate soft classification result. The results of the experiments show that MSRDN can become a best alternative to the conventional SRM techniques, to generate a precise land cover information directly from a coarse data.
System Methodology of Smart Grid Reference Framework

The IBM Smart Grid Reference Framework is a reference to assist IT and Enterprise architects in the development of smart grid enterprise architectures or solution architectures within the smart grid domain. It offers conceptual models and guidance. It is tool agnostic and can be adapted to suit a utility’s priorities and circumstances. The reference framework offers and outlines what designs and approaches are possible or necessary to develop a smart grid solution in an E&U enterprise, i.e. to help the enterprise develop solutions in an integrated manner. Planning for and delivering smart grid solutions require a structured process. The reference framework therefore is built to be compatible with key enterprise architecture methodology work products. It provides a broad range of conceptual models that can help the user and/or other actors (e.g. metering system, MDMS, EMS, etc.) to review their approach towards smart grid, reflect on existing priorities and move the enterprise through the development process.
Showing the fun: Simple checks for world readability (explained with hammers)

An industry conference presentation to the first pan-African game development conference, Africa Comicade, on the subject of interface and interaction design. The talk focuses on 'world readability', using three questions as a debugging guide, and diving in depth about signposting and affordances.
LibGuides: It's a Doggy World: Communities

Hi everyone, wow this experience of creating a LibGuide has been so interesting and rewarding to me. I am an avid animal lover, and it saddens me to know how many animals that people have brought into their lives and then discovered how much work one take How a dog can make a difference
PERANCANGAN APLIKASI PENJUALAN OBAT PADA APOTEK ONE FARMA

The purpose of this study was to conduct research on the Application of Drug Stock Management at One Farma Pharmacy so that the archiving process no longer used archive books. Therefore this study designed an application that can make it easier for employees at One Farma pharmacies to make reports. In this research process to facilitate research in obtaining accurate information, this study uses the methodology of observation, interviews and literature study so that the data obtained is in accordance with the facts. in the field.&#x0D; For data analysis techniques using the waterfall paradigm and the system design method used is the Data Flow Diagram to make it easier to design applications that are made. As for the programming language used in designing this application, the Visual Basic 6.0 programming language and the MYSQL database are used in creating the database needed in the application to be created.&#x0D; The results of this study indicate that with the application of the Drug Stock management application at One Farma Pharmacy, pharmacy employees can easily create reports, stock drugs, purchase and sale of drugs and facilitate data archiving without having to be archived using conventional methods or archiving books with such problems. by One Farma, pharmacy employees can be equipped with a system that has been created.
A pilot study examining activity monitor use in older adults with heart failure during and after hospitalization

Our study examined feasibility and acceptability of continuous objective activity monitoring during hospitalization and after discharge in older adults with heart failure. Recruitment rate was 49.2% of eligible patients with a 93.1% retention rate. Twenty-seven older patients admitted with heart failure (78 ± 9.8 years; 51.8% female) wore two inclinometric accelerometers to record posture in-hospital and an ankle accelerometer to record ambulatory activity in-hospital and 30-days after discharge. During hospitalization, participants had 96.2% recorded wear time for postural accelerometers, and 99% for the ankle accelerometer. During the post-discharge period, there was 92% recorded wear time of the ankle accelerometer. Themes identified by participants were ease of wear, compatibility with hospital technology, remembering device/device use, and need for feedback/curiosity. Our study demonstrates feasibility and acceptability of continuous objective monitoring during hospitalization and at home in this clinical population.
Ontology-mediated query answering over temporal and inconsistent data

Stream-based reasoning systems process data stemming from different sources that are received over time. In this kind of applications, reasoning needs to cope with the temporal dimension and should be resilient against inconsistencies in the data. Motivated by such settings, this paper addresses th e problem of handling inconsistent data in a temporal version of ontology-mediated query answering. We consider a recently proposed temporal query language that combines conjunctive queries with operators of propositional linear temporal logic (LTL), and consider these under three inconsistency-tolerant semantics that have been introduced for querying inconsistent description logic knowledge bases. We investigate their complexity for temporal EL⊥ and DL-LiteR knowledge bases. In particular, we consider two different cases, depending on the presence of negations in the query. Furthermore, we complete the complexity picture for the consistent case. We also provide two approaches toward practical algorithms for inconsistency-tolerant temporal query answering.