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Optimisation of ANFIS using mine blast algorithm for predicting strength of Malaysian small medium enterprises

Adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) is popular among other fuzzy inference systems, as it is widely applied in business and economics. Many have trained ANFIS parameters using metaheuristic algorithms, but very few have tried optimising its rule-base. The auto-generated rules, using grid partitioning, comprise both the potential and the weak rules which increase the complexity of ANFIS architecture as well as adding computational cost. Therefore, pruning weak rules will optimise the rule-base. However, reducing complexity and increasing accuracy of ANFIS network needs an effective training and optimisation mechanism. This paper proposes an efficient technique for optimising ANFIS rule-base without compromising on accuracy. A newly developed mine blast algorithm (MBA) is used to optimise ANFIS. The ANFIS optimised by MBA is employed to predict strength of Malaysian small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Results prove that MBA optimised ANFIS rule-base and trained parameters more efficiently than genetic algorithm (GA) and particle swarm optimisation (PSO).
Raman Scattering Beyond the Master Equation: Photon-Matter Correlations and Statistics

We present 1D and 3D models that take into account Stokes-photon-excitation pair correlations in Raman scattering, revealing nontrivial dependence of the photon statistics on linewidth, dispersion and collection angle. © 2019 The Author(s)
A Daytime Free-Space Quantum-Optical Link using Atomic-Vapor spectral Filters

We establish a free-space quantum-optical link that leverages narrow (~1 GHz) linewidth rubidium-based bandpass filters to drastically reduce solar background. To show its utility, we demonstrate the BB84 quantum key distribution protocol under daytime conditions. © 2019 The Author(s)
Feasibility and Accuracy of a Wearable Biosensor Device for Vital Sign Monitoring in Septic Emergency Department Patients in Rwanda

Introduction: Low and middle-income countries (LMICs) bear a disproportionately high burden of sepsis, contributing to an estimated 90% of global sepsis-related deaths. Critical care capabilities needed for septic patients, such as continuous vital sign monitoring, are often unavailable in LMICs. Aim: This study aimed to assess the feasibility and accuracy of using a small wireless, wearable biosensor device linked to a smartphone, and a cloud analytics platform for continuous vital sign monitoring in emergency department (ED) patients with suspected sepsis in Rwanda. Methods: This was a prospective observational study of adult and pediatric patients (≥ 2 months) with suspected sepsis presenting to Kigali University Teaching Hospital ED. Biosensor devices were applied to patients’ chest walls and continuously recorded vital signs (including heart rate and respiratory rate) for the duration of their ED course. These vital signs were compared to intermittent, manually-collected vital signs performed by a research nurse every 6-8 hours. Pearson’s correlation coefficients were calculated over the study population to determine the correlation between the vital signs obtained from the biosensor device and those collected manually. Results: 42 patients (20 adults, 22 children) were enrolled. Mean duration of monitoring with the biosensor device was 34.4 hours. Biosensor and manual vital signs were strongly correlated for heart rate (r=0.87, p&lt;0.001) and respiratory rate (r=0.74 p&lt;0.001). Feasibility issues occurred in 9/42 (21%) patients, although were minor and included biosensor falling off (4.8%), technical/connectivity problems (7.1%), removal by a physician (2.4%), removal for a procedure (2.4%), and patient/parent desire to remove the device (4.8%). Discussion: Wearable biosensor devices can be feasibly implemented and provide accurate continuous vital sign measurements in critically ill pediatric and adult patients with suspected sepsis in a resource-limited setting. Further prospective studies evaluating the impact of biosensor devices on improving clinical outcomes for septic patients are needed.
Pengaruh Peranan Orang Tua, Kedisiplinan, dan Lingkungan Belajar terhadap Hasil Belajar Matematika Siswa Kelas X SMKN 1 Kaliwungu Tahun Ajaran 2018/2019

The purpose of this study is to examine and analyze (1) the influence of the role of parents on mathematics learning outcomes; (2) the influence of discipline on mathematics learning outcomes; (3) the influence of the learning environment on mathematics learning outcomes; (4) the influence of the role of parents, discipline and learning environment on mathematics learning outcomes.This type of research is based on its quantitative research approach. with correlational research design. The sampling technique uses proportional random sampling. The study population was 243 students in class X of 1st grade Kaliwungu vocational with a sample of 116 students. Data collection research using questionnaire method and documentation. This study includes the prerequisite test for analysis and hypothesis testing, the analysis prerequisite test that must be fulfilled is the test for normality, linearity, multicollinearity, autocorrelation and heteroscedasticity. While hypothesis testing includes t test and f test (simultaneous).A result of the research,, (1) there is an influence between the role of parents on the mathematics learning outcomes of class X students of 1st grade Kaliwungu vocational high school academic year 2018/2019 with a relative contribution and effective contributions of 28.98% and 2, respectively. 98%; (2) there is an influence between the discipline of the mathematics learning outcomes of class X students of 1st grade Kaliwungu vocational high in the academic year 2018/2019 with a relative contribution and effective contributions of 43.65% and 4.50% respectively; (3) there is no influence between the learning environment on the mathematics learning outcomes of class X students of 1st grade Kaliwungu vocational high in the academic year 2018/2019 with a relative contribution and effective contributions of 27.36% and 2.82% respectively; (4) there is an influence between the role of parents, discipline, learning environment on the mathematics learning outcomes of class X students of 1st grade Kaliwungu vocational academic year 2018/2019 with a coefficient of determination (R^2) = 10.3% while the remaining 89.7% is influenced by other variables.
The Environmental Influence On Personality Development In Jeannette Walls The Glass Castle Memoir (2005): A Behaviorist Perspective

This research focuses on the issue of environmental influence on personality development portrayed in the memoir entitled The Glass Castle written by Jeannette Walls (2005). The theory that is used in analyzing this memoir is Behaviorist perspective. This research is conducted to analyze the indicators of environmental influence on personality development in the memoir, how the environmental influence is portrayed by the author, and the reason of the author addressing the topic of environmental influence on personality development. The researcher uses primary data and secondary data source. The primary data is the memoir entitled The Glass Castle and e-books which related with the issue, dictionaries, and website relates information needed as the secondary data. There are three main findings in this memoir. First, there are found three indicators of the environmental influence in the memoir such as family, peers in school, and community or society. Second, the author delivers the issue of environmental influence on personality development through character, event, setting of place, and style in the memoir. Third, the author addresses the topic of environmental influence on personality development based on her life journey as a kid of a nomadic family that always moving away to lived, that in every her new place to live has its different condition and situation that finally influencing her personality development.
Interactive Software Parallelization Based on Hybrid Analysis and Software Architecture Reconstruction

In this thesis we propose an interactive approach to support identification of parallelization opportunities in legacy software. Thus, we implemented Parceive, a tool that collects behavior information during run-time and combines it with architectural information to provide useful visualizations and analyses for parallelization. We additionally propose a rule-based language to reconstruct various views on the implemented software architecture. This enables multi-granular dependency analysis for parallelization. We demonstrate the usefulness of our approach on two case studies.
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Demonstration of Chip-To-Chip Quantum Teleportation

We report the first experimental demonstration of chip-to-chip teleportation of quantum states of light. Integrated quantum transceivers in silicon are able to prepare, manipulate, distribute and transceive quantum photonic states with high fidelity. © 2019 The Author(s)
COMMUNICATION PERCEPTION STUDY OF EMOJIâ€™S AND EMOTICONS

The growing use of emojis, digital images that can represent a word or feeling, and the fact that they can be strung together to create a sentence with real and full meaning raises the question of whether they are creating a new language amongst technologically savvy youth, or devaluing existing language. Communication between humans is constantly changing and adapting to social trends, lifestyles and more recently technology, and language is recognised as being a living organism. This study will examine the perception of people about the use of emoticon/emoji and also examine whether they know the meaning of emojiâ€™s or misunderstood as communication is complex and the use of emojis can either clarify or confuse the receiver, because they indicate presence of emotion but absence of the individual, due to their digital nature.
Analysis of Revisiting Patterns for Korea Inbound Market: A CHAID Algorithm

This study is to analyze the patterns of revisit foreign tourists in trip planning, activity and, post trip phase by using the analysis of the decision Tree technique; a CHAID algorithm. The increase in the revisit ratio of foreign tourists visiting Korea is an important market for reducing the cost of enterprises and increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of finances. According to the results of the analysis, there were 20 terminal nodes in the planning stage, 11 terminal nodes in the trip stage, and 11 terminal nodes in the post-trip stage, which were statistically significant at each of stages of revisiting foreign tourists. The major factors influencing the root node by a CHAID algorithm were the country of residence, the purpose of the visit, the decision point of the trip (one month), the number of companions, the occupation, the travel information acquisition route, the age and gender in the planning state. And there were he country of residence, occupation, and age in the trip stage. In the post-trip stage, it was influenced the revisiting behavior and recommendation to travel to Korea within 3 years depending on the country of residence and age.
Chemo-Remediation of Crude Oil Polluted Soils Obtained from Recent Polluted Site in Oil Producing Environs in Rivers State Nigeria

The chemo-remediation of crude oil polluted soils from recent pollution sites in oil producing environs in River state was carried out by both in vivo and in vitro methods using macro-soil nutrients ( Nitrate, Phosphate and Potassium) as index for remediation.The soil samples were labeled A, B, C, D1 to D6, sample A was obtained from pollution free site used as a control.Sample C was crude oil polluted soil not treated with surfactant, sample B was crude oil polluted soil leached with surfactant and not mineralized.Samples D1-D6 were polluted soil samples, leached with surfactant and mineralized with fertilizer.The samples were leached with linear alkyl benzene sulphonate (LABS) and later mineralized with Nitrate, Phosphate and Potassium (N.P.K) fertilizer and returned to the site of excavation to fallow for four months.The samples were later re-excavated and taken to the laboratory for analysis.Nitrate and phosphate contents were obtained with the aid of spectrum lab 725 UV visible spectrophotometer and potassium content was determined by use of a flame photometer.Results showed that sample A had nitrate concentration of 330ppm, sample B had concentration of 21ppm, sample C had a concentration of 54ppm while samples D-D6 had concentrations ranging from300ppm to 420ppm.Similarly, The phosphate concentrations were 68.50ppm, 17.00ppn, 28.00ppm and 48.80-136.40ppmfor sample A, B, C.D1-D6 respectively.The potassium concentrations were not different as concentrations of 46ppm, 12ppm, 28ppm and 38ppm-64ppm was recorded for samples A, B, C, and D1-D6 respectively.These results revealed that crude oils not only renders soils unusable but also destroys the nutrient availability in soils.The soils can therefore quickly be reclaimed by leaching them with surfactants and mineralizing them with adequate inorganic fertilizer.
IMPLEMENTATION OF MANAGERS’ PROFESSIONAL-AND-MANAGERIAL ORIENTATION IN THE PROCESS OF SOCIO-CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

Originality.In the process of pedagogical practice, the main directions of pedagogical activity are considered: pedagogical, research, cultural and educational, project.The ways of improving the pedagogical practice in the context of the formation of the methodological competence of future teachers of geography are determined.Conclusion.Thus, pedagogical practice creates conditions that require the trainee to mobilize all the knowledge and skills obtained at the university, their use is integrated taking into account specific goals and conditions of study.It is also an indispensable school for forming a teacher, the results of which depend on the stu-dents' understanding of the goals and objectives of the practice, the ability to fully and correctly combine various areas of pedagogical activity in a single educational process and the ability to conduct research work of a professional and pedagogical nature.
Automating the Authority Control Process

Presentation for Ohio Valley Group of Technical Services Librarians Annual Conference 2019. This presentation argues that Authority control is an important part of cataloging since it helps provide consistent access to names, titles, subjects, and genre/forms. There are a variety of methods for providing authority control, ranging from manual, time-consuming processes to automated processes. However, the automated processes often seem out of reach for small libraries when it comes to using a pricey vendor or needing a cataloger with particular expertise. The presentation introduces several ideas on how to handle authority control using a variety of tools, both paid and free. It also describes how their library handles authority control; compare vendors and programs that can be used to provide varying levels of authority control; and demonstrate a few methods of providing some authority control for free using MarcEdit.
Babbitt’s Beguiling Surfaces, Improvised Inside; Part II: Diversities

Babbitt’s pre-compositional structures (partial orderings) serve as a series of game-like rules affecting the composition of surface details we hear. Especially in Babbitt’s late works (post-1980) these partial ordering rules vary drastically in terms of how much freedom they allow. This variance can be modeled mathematically (a computational formula is explained and visualized). This video (the second of a three-part video essay) reveals, in an excerpt from Babbitt’s 1987 sax and piano work Whirled Series, an intricate web of referential details (serial and tonal) that are improvised from the trillions of possibilities enabled by its background structure (partial ordering). The advantages of this peculiar improvisatory compositional situation in which Babbitt places himself are compared to visual art, chord-based bebop jazz improvisation, and to current ethics-infused philosophies of improvisation.
Artificial intelligence for safe assisted driving based on user head movements in robotic wheelchairs

Wheelchairs users don’t always have the ability to control a powered wheelchair using a normal joystick due to factors that restrict the use of their arms and hands. For a certain number of these individuals, which still retain mobility of their head, alternative methods have been devised, such as chin-joysticks, head switches or sip-and-puff control. Such solutions can be bulky, cumbersome, unintuitive or simply uncomfortable and taxing for the user. This work presents an alternative head-based drive-control system for wheelchair users.
Intelligent and fuzzy systems applied to language &amp; knowledge engineering

Language & Knowledge Engineering is a very challenging area which is essential for the development of artificial intelligence in particular and Computer Science in general.These technologies are improving all areas of our daily life whether it is related to the education, health, production industries or something else.Thus, Recent Advancements in Intelligent and Fuzzy Systems applied to Language & Knowledge Engineering are the base for the society of tomorrow.The aim of this special issue of Journal of Intelligent and Fuzzy Systems is to present a collection of papers that cover recent research results on the topic of language and knowledge engineering.In particular, it aims to present technical papers in some of the following areas: Natural Language Processing, Knowledge engineering,
Web E-News For Nyimak.Net

Nyimak.net is a web application for finding news and trending topics on a local or international level, and the purpose for which nyimak.net is created is to make simple topics from the case and present them in a brief and easy to understand manner. most millennials and z generations assume that politics and government have a bad reputation, and millennials or z usually hate difficult topics and hard to understand. They even make an assumption without trusted sources, therefore nyimak.net makes trusted news and topics to make it easier for users to read trending topic and follow current vocabulary. Nyimak.net uses Wordpress 5 and the Megazine template. Each news and topic will be managed by staff to find out whether the case is false or true and then staff will write in simple language for easy reading. the result of this final project is to make it easier for users to find reliable sources and make news that suitable for the millennial and z generations.
Construction of Somme Quasi-Cyclic Codes Over a Finite Rings

Quasi-cyclic codes over a finite commutative ring are viewed as cyclic codes over a noncommutative ring of matrices over a finite commutative ring. The study of these codes permits to generalize some known results about quasi-cyclic codes over a finite fields and to propose a construction of some quasi-cyclic codes.
Typical Standards Developing Organization Case Analysis and Its Enlightenments to China’s Standardization Development

The principles and procedures of standard developing are very critical to standards developing organizations during their standard developing process. IETF is an important international civil organization which is one of the large standards developing organizations in Internet area. IETF’s standards affect how the Internet works greatly. This paper analyzed the principles and procedures of IETF standard developing. The main process, stages and conflict resolution and mechanism of appealing of IETF standard developing procedures were studied. Then on this base, the enlightenments to China’s standardization development were put forward in order to provide reference and help for the standardization in China.
PERANCANGAN BUSANA CONVERTIBLE UNTUK BRAND VOLATILE

The collection is created to introduce convertible clothing owned by Volatile brand. Young people are physically active and visit several places in one day due to their activity. Therefore, Volatile brand provides a solution to above type of consumers who need practical clothing by creating multifunction convertible clothing. Volatile clothes can give more than one look in which consumers can change their look in short time.
Managing Your Scholarly Identity Online (Enriching Scholarship 2019)

This workshop was given as part of the University of MIchigan's annual Enriching Scholarship conference. It was part of a specialized track for issues related to public engagement.
THE EFFECT OF INDIVIDUAL LEARNING ON STUDENTS’ SPEAKING ABILITY

The objectives of the research are to improve students’ speaking and to enrich the effective techniques for the students in improving their speaking ability. This is an experimental study conducted at SMA AL-Husna Tangerang. The researcher collects the data from 40 students as sample from 12th Grade SMA Al-Husna  Tangerang in academic year 2015/2016 spread in two classes, one class as the experiment group another one is the control group. The researcher used a true experimental research design to get the data and the data are gathered through pretest and posttest of speaking by using interesting short stories as the instrument of the research. The result of the research shows that the mean of gained score is 1.9. It can be concluded that the result of the posttest (after having treatment) greater than pretest. The research hypothesis accepted and null hypothesis is rejected. It means there is significant difference of teaching students’ speaking ability both classes. Based on the result of t-test shows that tobserved (8,07) > (1.73) ttable. So, Ho is rejected and Ha is accepted. It means teaching speaking using Individual learning technique is effective in improving students’ speaking ability.  Keywords: Individual learning, Speaking ability
Calprotectin, a promising biomarker for diagnosis of respiratory tract infections

Despite recent breakthroughs in the field, Visual Object Tracking remains an open and challenging task in Computer Vision. Modern applications require trackers to not only be accurate but also very fast, even on embedded systems. In this work, we use features from Convolutional Neural Networks to build histograms, which are more adept at handling appearance variations, in an end-to-end trainable architecture. To deal with the internal covariate shift that occurs when extracting histograms from convolutional features as well as to incorporate informations from the multiple levels of the neural hierarchy, we propose and use a novel densely connected architecture where histograms from multiple layers are concatenated to produce the final representation. Experimental results validate our hypotheses on the benefits of using histograms as opposed to standard convolutional features, as the proposed histogram-based tracker surpasses recently proposed sophisticated trackers on multiple benchmarks. Long-term tracking results also reaffirm the usefulness of the proposed tracker in more challenging scenarios, where appearance variations are more severe and traditional trackers fail.
Using earthquakes to find earthquakes

SeismologyEarthquake catalogs elucidate the behavior of faults and allow for rough estimates of when large earthquakes might occur. Cataloging small earthquakes is challenging because the small signal is often indistinguishable from noise. Ross et al. used a template-matching algorithm to find almost two million tiny earthquakes previously missed by other earthquake-logging techniques in Southern California (see the Perspective by Brodsky). This more-complete catalog can be used to better understand faults, earthquake reoccurrence, and other geophysical processes.Science , this issue p. [767][1]; see also p. [736][2] [1]: /lookup/doi/10.1126/science.aaw6888 [2]: /lookup/doi/10.1126/science.aax2490