Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Construção de referências multimodais em comentários no Youtube

Under the sociocognitive studies, the reference becomes seen as a discursive activity, based on a dialogical relationship in which the subjects construct and reconstruct the objects of the world discursively.The presence of elements of sociocultural order and other semiosis that will be necessary for this construction is also important (MONDA, 2005).In this perspective, the objects of discourse will be (re)constructed together within an interactional process.Faced with this scenario, we think about the issue within virtual environments.In these spaces, interactions take place online and allow the interlocutors almost simultaneous access to the information that is conveyed through texts or posted videos.In the case of the comments made for the videos, we would like to draw your attention to the association of other semiosis in articulation with verbal language in the referencing process.Therefore, we present this work proposal that aims to analyze referencing and multimodality in the commentary genre, seeking to bring reflections to the development of the theme.For the construction of the corpus, we have the official video clip "Acelaraê" by Ivete Sangalo posted on the Youtube website in December 2010 and a selection of the comments generated as a result of it.
MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS ON DERIVATIONAL SUFFIXES IN MONTHLY MAGAZINE “KOREA” NOVEMBER 2017

Naada Alfissa’ah. 152301928. 2019. Morphological Analysis on Derivational Suffixes in Monthly Magazine “KOREA” November 2017.This research provides an analysis on derivational suffixes in Monthly Magazine “KOREA” November 2017. Derivational suffix is the part of morphology. It is a study about breaking a word into its elements (root, prefix and suffix). It is very important for the students to study about derivational suffixes. When the students are able to identify derivational suffixes, they can develop their vocabulary because from just one word can gain many words with different part of speech. The writer uses a magazine as the object of study. By reading a magazine, the students can get two advantages; get some informations and new vocabularies. The objectives of study are (1) To identify the derivational suffixes of adjective-based in Monthly Magazine “KOREA” November 2017. (2) To know the morphological process on derivational suffixes of adjective-based that found in Monthly Magazine “KOREA” November 2017. The research used qualitative research. The instrument used in this research was document analysis. The result of analyzing data were gained the derivational suffixes that found in Monthly Magazine “KOREA” November 2017, there are 98 words: -ly (75), -er (2), -ty (3), -ce (7), -dom (2), -ship (1), -ness (4), -ize (3), -ism (1). They are noun maker (19), verb maker (3), adverb maker (75), all the bases are from adjective words. From the conclusion of this research, the writer suggests that to improve their mastery of vocabulary, the students should apply the derivational suffixes by breaking the word into its elements root, base and suffixes because from one word they can change to the other word class and they also find how the words built. By knowing the root and base, the students can build the word by themselves.
Visual Pattern Extraction and Recognition for Cultural Heritage Understanding : Proceedings of 2nd International Workshop on Visual Pattern Extraction and Recognition for Cultural Heritage Understandingco-located with 16th Italian Research Conference on Digital Libraries (IRCDL 2020)

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LibGuides: Online Teacher Resources: Science

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MOBILE LIBRARY POAC MANAGEMENT

POAC management is a basic requirement as one of the requirements for the establishment of a mobile library, because at least it functions as a planner, organizing, mobilizing, and monitoring. Mobile library management is the process of optimizing human, material, system, and information contributions to achieving library goals. With management in the mobile library, these activities will be directed and controlled, moreover, the management is well managed following POAC Management. The implementation of the POAC management function in the mobile library, then the obstacles that arise are the lack of responsibility from the manager in carrying out their duties and obligations.
Students' Anxiety Of Learning English Public Speaking: Factors And Coping Strategies

This study aims to describe the factors of anxiety and strategies for anticipating the anxiety experienced by the students of the Department of English Education, A Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta regarding students' anxiety in English public speaking. The researchers employs a descriptive qualitative methods based on the students’ experience. Interviews were conducted in collecting data. The subjects in this study were three students taking the English Public Speaking course semester II taught by four lecturers. The results show that: 1) the factors leading to anxiety for the students namely communication apprehension, fear of negative evaluation, lack of vocabulary, lack of confidence, and fear of making mistakes. 2) students can obtain the strategies to decrease the anxiety of the student was defined in various ways namely: relaxation, peparation, positive thinking and concentrations.
Leadership of higher education

Higher Education QuarterlyVolume 74, Issue 4 p. 349-352 EDITORIAL Leadership of higher education Tatiana Fumasoli, Corresponding Author Editor t.fumasoli@ucl.ac.uk Search for more papers by this author Tatiana Fumasoli, Corresponding Author Editor t.fumasoli@ucl.ac.uk Search for more papers by this author First published: 15 October 2020 https://doi.org/10.1111/hequ.12283Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onEmailFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat Volume74, Issue4October 2020Pages 349-352 RelatedInformation
LibGuides: How To Build A Simple Website: Images and Copyright Information

The purpose of this LibGuide is to provide easy-to-follow steps to help you create a simple, yet effective, website for a class and/or business. Throughout this guide you'll find links to resources to help you get your ideas in order and build your websit
AN ANALYSIS OF CODE SWITCHING BETWEEN TEACHER AND STUDENTS IN ENGLISH CLASSROOM ACTIVITY

This study aims at determining how teacher and students use code switching in English Classroom Activity. In particular, this study explores types of code switching and factors which influence using code switching in English classroom activity at Eight grade students of SMP Negeri 6 Tanjungpinang. This study was performed using descriptive qualitative method. The research samples consisted of one English teacher and several English classroom students. The researcher used two research instruments to gather the data, they were: observation and interview. The methods used in this analysis to gather data are observation and interview. The types of code switching that occur in the classroom have been observed based on Holmes' proposed theory (2013). The factors which influence using code switching were identified on the basis of Holmes' proposed theory (2001). In addition, to understand the data gathered, they are analyzed by the researcher through three analytical steps: arranging, classifying and explaining. Study results showed code switching types are: tag switching, situation switching, and metaphorical switching. The factors which influence using code switching are: rhetoric reasons, change of subject, lack of vocabulary and participants in conversation.
ITENE: Intrinsic Transfer Entropy Neural Estimator.

Quantifying the directionality of information flow is instrumental in understanding, and possibly controlling, the operation of many complex systems, such as transportation, social, neural, or gene-regulatory networks. The standard Transfer Entropy (TE) metric follows Granger's causality principle by measuring the Mutual Information (MI) between the past states of a source signal $X$ and the future state of a target signal $Y$ while conditioning on past states of $Y$. Hence, the TE quantifies the improvement, as measured by the log-loss, in the prediction of the target sequence $Y$ that can be accrued when, in addition to the past of $Y$, one also has available past samples from $X$. However, by conditioning on the past of $Y$, the TE also measures information that can be synergistically extracted by observing both the past of $X$ and $Y$, and not solely the past of $X$. Building on a private key agreement formulation, the Intrinsic TE (ITE) aims to discount such synergistic information to quantify the degree to which $X$ is \emph{individually} predictive of $Y$, independent of $Y$'s past. In this paper, an estimator of the ITE is proposed that is inspired by the recently proposed Mutual Information Neural Estimation (MINE). The estimator is based on variational bound on the KL divergence, two-sample neural network classifiers, and the pathwise estimator of Monte Carlo gradients.
Library Guides: Free Streaming Video Resources: A-Z List

Many openly accessible Internet sites provide access to streaming videos and some audios. You may find some treasures!
A Study on the Space Composition and User Satisfaction of the Youth Complex Culture Space

In contrast to the growing elderly population, the younger population is shrinking. To support youth problem solving, the youth complex culture space is a representative youth space. The growth and development of youth should be created in a diverse and professional space environment. The purpose of this study is to understand the current state of youth complex cultural space and to reflect the direction of improvement of youth complex cultural space through user interviews. This study mainly consisted of two aspects: the characteristics of space composition of youth complex culture space and the user
You Are What You Search : Can Google Search Queries Accurately Measure Investor Sentiment?

This paper aims at investigating the relationship between volumes of Google searches for finance related words and stock market movements in Sweden. The method follows Preis et al. (2013) who show ...
Hourly Solar Radiation Estimation Using DM and GRNN Models

Accurate information on solar radiation intensity is essential for the development of solar energy projects.The realtime solar radiation measurement on smaller time intervals is preferred for some precise data.However, since the values are greatly affected by the time and location and the calibration and maintenance work is costly, only professional institutes will perform this type of measurement for short periods.As such, usually properly recorded radiation data are hardly available in most developing countries like Ethiopia.This leads to the requirement of using estimation models established by climatological and geographical parameters of locations.Among various models, hourly solar radiation estimation models are important for much more accurate prediction because of the detailed changes that can be recorded in a day.In this study, Data Mining (DM) and Generalized Regression Neural Network (GRNN) methods were proposed.The correlation coefficients for the models were determined using calculated sun-earth parameters and measured irradiance in Mekelle, Ethiopia.The methods of statistical analysis were used to evaluate and verify the performance of the models.The study showed that the calculated variable coefficients of the DM model and GGRNN = 0.62 + 0.57 (Gmes) can predict the nature of hourly solar radiation in the study area.The GRNN method showed better estimation compared to the DM technique.The DM technique also showed a better estimation for clear sky days.The limitations for accurate prediction of the models could be mainly due to the short-term measured average solar radiation values and the outlier input features of the training data space.Hence, further study is recommended for effective predictions, especially for cloudy days.
Adopting CS towards International Hotels' B2B customers in international markets : A Qualitative study in B2B context

Background:As mentioned by the hoteliers in our study, the Saudi Arabian markets are not in a full usage or application of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). There have been several reviews for ...
Pengembangan Media Pembelajaran Menulis Teks Ceramah Berbasis Internet Bagi Siswa Kelas XI

Learning media includes alternative options that can represent what is less capable teachers speak through language, so that product embodiment can be expressed with the presence of learning media. This research aimed to produce an Internet-based learning medium that could help students write lecture texts according to aspects and proper linguistic structure. The text structure of the lecture included correct sentences, effectiveness of sentences, and punctuations. This research applied R&amp;D (Research and Development) with a descriptive analysis technique. The development steps on the research included the preliminary stages or the analyses of students’ needs and characteristics, the implementation stage of development (design draft) and the validation test phase by expert lecturers. The data were collected using observations with observation sheets as the instrument and documentation with data cards as the instrument. Observation sheets and data cards were deployed to determine students' writing mistakes on the effectiveness of the students' sentences and punctuations. Based on the error, it was needed the supporting tool through media Blogger Kahoot. Blogger Kahoot media referred to two tools having an association in the learning process. It represented a Blogger media as the material delivery and a Kahoot media as the evaluation stage. BloggerKahoot media had been validated by expert lecturers with the eligibility of content, language eligibility, presentation eligibility, and grafapia eligibility. The results of the validation demonstrated that the Blogger Kahoot learning media was worthy to use
A Cross-border VR Technology for Blockchain Environment

With the rapid development of blockchain and VR technology, great attention has been paid to researching these two technologies. Based on the analysis of the features of both technologies and literature review, this study expounds the combination and application of these technologies, and explores the necessity and feasibility of combining media digital assets. Then, suggestions would be made on further research into the sustainable development of these technologies.
Matchmaking Using Sentiment Analysis

The matrimonial sites have become a tech savvy method of match making in the past few years. With  the increase in the use of Internet, people can find the appropriate matches from the global pool of candidates. The failures in relationships has been increasing since recent years due to various compatibility and adjustment issues between the partners. The existing processes of match making lack in giving good results which leads to problems in relationships. Machine learning can be used to make the matching genuine, cost effective and user friendly. The match making technique being proposed in this paper is quite robust and fully caters to the needs of the individuals.
LibGuides: Millikin Library Discovery: Getting Started

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Performance and Perceived Realism in Rasterized 3D Sound Propagation for Interactive Virtual Environments

Background. 3D sound propagation is important for immersion and realism in interactive and dynamic virtual environments. However, this is difficult to model in a physically accurate manner under re ...
Analisis Kesulitan Belajar Siswa SMP 01 Bengkulu Tengah Kelas VII Melalui Diagnotik pada Penyajian Data

This study aims to describe the learning difficulties of seventh grade students of SMP 01 Bengkulu Tengah in data presentation subjects as seen from the location, type and factors that cause student learning difficulties. This type of research is descriptive research. The research subjects were students of SMP 01 Bengkulu Tengah, grade VII, whose mathematics subject was the subject of data presentation, totaling 5 people. The research instrument developed to collect data in this study was a test. From the results of the research conducted, it was obtained: the types of learning difficulties experienced by students in the material on the data presentation subject were the types of procedural errors (skills) and facts with the respective percentages of 5% and 19%. Therefore, it is very important for students to understand and master the material facts and understand the procedures (skills) that are carried out in solving the problems given.
Robotic Indoor Mobility Using Sensored Path

one of the important research topics today is robotic indoor mobility and how to enhance the movement from point to point. Our proposed algorithm uses sensored path that helps the robot to navigate from source to destination across multi sensored points. We use Dijkstra’s algorithm as a simple algorithm for finding the shortest path for all possible (source, destination) pairs then depending on its result we calculate the minimum number of sensored turns that can lead the robot to reach its target.
Library Guides: Open Access Publishing: Open Access at Tulane

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Research Guides: Electronic Resources at The Evergreen Library: Digital Collections & Archives

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The Art and Draft of Book Binding in Library

The present scenario, book binding is a very important aspect in Education. Generally the education includes books, these books must have binding both hard-bound or paper bound and also it is the process of putting the papers of a book between the covers. In this paper briefly analyzed the need of book binding, structure of book binding has deliberate thorley.
Pose AR: Assessing Pose Based Input in an AR Context

Despite the rapidly growing adoption of augmented reality (AR) applications, existing methods for interacting with AR content are rated poorly, with surveyors of the area calling for better means o ...
Unsupervised machine learning to detect patient subgroups in electronic health records

The use of Electronic Health Records (EHR) for reporting patient data has been widely adopted by healthcare providers. This data can encompass many forms of medical information such as disease symp ...
Integration of E-Book MARC Records into Koha LMS: Practical Experience at St. Xavier’s College Central Library, Kolkata

Modern technology has brought electronic books (e-books) to the readers which are now very useful due to space constraint as well as budgetary constraint. So, now a days, academic libraries gradually prefer e-books to print books for academic and research purposes. St. Xavier’s College Central Library is also following the same path by acquiring e-books from several vendors. The e-book vendors provide MARC records either through their official website or as per our requirement, which can be easily downloadable for integration into its Koha LMS. This paper will highlight the step by step integration process of bulk MARC records of e-books into Koha LMS. It also discusses the benefits arising out of this integration process, such as single window search facility i.e. printed books as well as e-books in the same user interface and it also discusses the types of probems faced during the integration process and their way-out to overcome.
Software Testing on The Learning of Islamic Education Media Based on Information Communication Technology Using Blackbox Testing

Learning Media is a set of tools that can be helpful and complementary to teachers or educators to achieve a good and righteous learning process with the learners. The development of the learning media based on Information Communication Technology is excellent in the technological era and the millennial period because it can motivate students to learn. Learning materials can be through images, video, text, and other media. The following research is conducting software testing on Islamic religious education learning media using the BlackBox testing approach. The purpose of the study is the implementation of BlackBox testing in media learning Islamic education software. The results obtained showed pretty good results with software testing accuracy of 90%. This research suggests that BlackBox testing is capable of measuring software quality.
Reowolf 1.0

This document serves as the documentation and specification of the Reowolf project, aiming to provide connectors as a generalization of BSD-sockets for multi-party communication over the Internet.
Cognitive Architectures: Innate or Learned?

Cognitive architectures are generally considered to be theories of the innate capabilities of the (human) cognitive system.Any knowledge that is not innate is encoded in the architectures memory systems, either by the modeler or learned by the architecture itself. However, in humanintelligent behavior few things are innate. An alternative is to acknowledge that learning occurs at different levels of abstraction. A standard model of the mind should therefore span multiple levels of abstraction, encouraging research efforts to establish learning mechanism that connect them.
Embedding Transfer via Smooth Contrastive Loss

This paper presents a novel method for embedding transfer, a task of transferring knowledge of a learned embedding model to another. Our method exploits pairwise similarities between samples in the source embedding space as the knowledge, and transfers it through a loss function used for learning target embedding models. To this end, we design a new loss called smooth contrastive loss, which pulls together or pushes apart a pair of samples in a target embedding space with strength determined by their semantic similarity in the source embedding space; an analysis of the loss reveals that this property enables more important pairs to contribute more to learning the target embedding space. Experiments on metric learning benchmarks demonstrate that our method improves performance, or reduces sizes and embedding dimensions of target models effectively. Moreover, we show that deep networks trained in a self-supervised manner can be further enhanced by our method with no additional supervision. In all the experiments, our method clearly outperforms existing embedding transfer techniques.
Research Guides: Welcome to Using Primo: Your personal account

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