Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Screen Adaptation of Theatrical Performances of the 1970–1980s: Preconditions, Trends of Formation and Development

The first decades of the 20th century are marked with certain changes in the technologization of our society cultural development. In particular, during this time the cinematography absorbs ceaselessly – cinifies – the branches of artistic activity in the spheres of various arts. Undoubtedly, the development of cinema has one of the most perceptible effects on the theatre. It is known that the theatre art is often based on the events and plots, those are included already into the history, have a certain social resonance; its progressiveness is reduced to the systematic search for new forms of emotional spectrum transmission, the embodiment of old paintings in a new way with the use of the synthesis of various types of art. The problem of theatre cinemafication is considered as an important one in the study of the relationship between theatre and cinema. Prerequisites for the development of screen adaptations of theatrical performances include: a relatively quick and cheap method of production, the impossibility of watching theatrical productions of the country’s leading theatres in its the most remote corners. That’s why the performances have been filmed directly on the theatre stage – in a cinematic way, as well as the rapid development of television, which came to the late 1960s, the ethers of which have needed to be filled. It is just television that has given impulse to the mass production of adaptations of theatrical performances, becoming full-fledged creative achievements, using cinema and television art. The positive trend is that the theatre has become a starting point for film art, without absorbing it in any way. They continue to adopt each other’s best practices in the context of scenery, make-up, directing and script writing, musical accompaniment, but remain completely autonomous.
Retraction: Diversification of Physical Education Teaching Resources in Universities under the Background of Computer Information Technology (J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 1992 042026)

This article has been retracted by IOP Publishing following an allegation that this article may contain nonsensical content [1]. IOP Publishing has investigated in line with the COPE guidelines and have found the article contains nonsensical sentences which has no significant relevance to the text and agree this article should be retracted [2]. The authors neither agree nor disagree to this retraction. [1] https://pubpeer.com/publications/61C59D74CCD1EB4A11053F51792B4C [2] Wanjun Chen 2021 J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 1992 042026 Retraction published: 08 February 2023
Learning strategies, an additional pinch to learning

This research presents an analysis of the learning strategies employed by students during confinement due to Covid-19 in the year 2021. The study sample consisted of 200 students from the Licenciado Benito Juárez García high school of the morning shift of the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla. A survey was applied to measure the degree of satisfaction in relation to their use and impact on the acquisition of knowledge, allowing them to be more self-taught.The results show that the hypothesis was partially fulfilled, since practice and organization are the learning strategies that most supported them in learning.
Evaluating and Improving Context Attention Distribution on Multi-Turn response generation using Self-Contained Distractions

Despite the rapid progress of open-domain generation-based conversational agents, most deployed systems treat dialogue contexts as single-turns, while systems dealing with multi-turn contexts are less studied. There is a lack of a reliable metric for evaluating multi-turn modelling, as well as an effective solution for improving it. In this paper, we focus on an essential component of multi-turn generation-based conversational agents: context attention distribution, i.e. how systems distribute their attention on dialogue’s context. For evaluation of this component, We introduce a novel attention-mechanism-based metric: DAS ratio. To improve performance on this component, we propose an optimization strategy that employs selfcontained distractions. Our experiments on the Ubuntu chatlogs dataset show that models with comparable perplexity can be distinguished by their ability on context attention distribution. Our proposed optimization strategy improves both non-hierarchical and hierarchical models on the proposed metric by about 10% from baselines.
The UX of DH Workshops

This chapter focuses on using user centered (UX) design to plan and host digital humanities workshops of a globally diverse character in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). In our chapter, we frame our design through a usability lens, using common UX principles such as persona development, edge case design, inclusive design, future forward feedback and agile methodologies. In doing so, we demonstrate the value of using an empathetic, community driven approach in designing an event that not only addresses the digital humanities needs of our attendees but provides a safe, respectful and collegial space for the exchange of interests and ideas. We outline strategies used to incorporate UX in the planning and development of the Winter Institute in Digital Humanities (WIDH); incorporating UX into WIDH itself; using UX Principles to Assess WIDH and finally how to balance UX and agility in planning for the unknown.
Blockchain in Healthcare: 2023 Predictions from Around the Globe

Over the past 50 years, although categorized as the "Information Age" or "Digital Age," the vast amounts of digitized data have been sorely underutilized. Only recently, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, efforts have accelerated to harness these data using blockchain technology as it pertains to healthcare. Today, through the blockchain infrastructure and its tokenization applications, we are able to leverage healthcare data effectively into more efficient business processes. In addition, we can secure better patient engagement and outcomes, while generating new revenue streams for an array of healthcare stakeholders. It is in the application of blockchain technology to compile these stockpiled data into new, compliant business models that we can reap the full potential of the blockchain. Here are predictions by members of the BHTY editorial board members on how we might further advance the role of blockchain in healthcare in 2023.
DEVELOPMENT OF BIOLOGICAL EDUCATION IN THE CENTRAL REGION OF UKRAINE

The article discusses the issues related to the creation, reorganization, functioning and development prospects of the Department of Natural Sciences and their teaching methods of the Volodymyr Vynnychenko Central Ukrainian State Pedagogical University. Special attention is paid to the activities of the scientific and educational environment, which develops and popularizes biological education in the Kirovohrad Region and outside its boundaries, implements scientific, educational, methodical, educational and organizational work, and trains highly qualified teaching staff. The stages of the foundation, reproduction of the Department of Natural Sciences and Geography and its unification with the Department of Physics and Mathematics, which resulted in a new powerful Department of Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Technologies, were analyzed. A list of talented managers, scientists, teachers, teaching and support staff, students and graduates is given. The participation of scientists of the department in conferences of various levels, seminars, webinars, round tables, and internships is revealed. The scientific and journalistic activity of the members of the department is highlighted separately. The career guidance activity of the department, participation in improving the qualifications of teaching staff of the Kirovohrad Region is shown. Attention is paid to scientific, educational and methodical work with students, pupils of educational institutions of general secondary education. Effective research that corresponds to modern development vectors of biological and pedagogical science is highlighted. The cooperation of the department with Ukrainian and foreign scientific and educational institutions is shown, scientific consulting of institutions, enterprises, organizations is given. The activities of the department’s teachers were revealed on television at the regional and all-Ukrainian levels. The prospects of the department's activity in the context of changing the status of a pedagogical university to a classical, multidisciplinary higher educational institution are shown. Key words: history of education, Biology, Natural Sciences, department, university, teachers, scientists, students, graduates.
APPROACHES TO THE ORGANIZATION OF LABORATORY PRACTICUM IN PHYSICS TEACHER TRAINING DURING DISTANCE EDUCATION

Formation of experimental abilities and skills of future physics teachers is an important component of their professional competence. The transition to distance learning for all educational programs in various disciplines, especially experimental and practical, brought many complications. In many cases, measures have been initiated to accelerate the training of university students and teachers who had no experience of distance learning. However, the experience of distance education shows that the replacement of traditional education exclusively or largely by distance education is not promising. Under the conditions of the introduction of remote forms of education, conducting a laboratory physical workshop faces a number of problems, which are analyzed in the article. Two types of problems faced by the teacher in distance education are identified: firstly, content and methods of distance education and secondly, problems related to the use of technical means during distance education. The solution of these problems in the training of physics teachers is not only related to the formation of experimental skills in students, but also in arming them with the skills to select tools and technologies for conducting a school experiment in physics lessons during distance learning in general secondary education institutions. The article presents five options for conducting laboratory work in distance learning conditions: experiments using home equipment, using smartphone sensors for conducting research, virtual simulators, digital laboratories, using videos of laboratory work. Their features, implementation conditions, as well as advantages and disadvantages are revealed. It is shown that the choice of the form of conducting the workshop largely depends on the material and technical equipment of laboratories and methodical training of teachers, as well as the readiness of students. The technology of introduction of video laboratory practice in the course of general physics is proposed. The experience of such work has shown their effectiveness, as well as their influence on the formation of students' independent activity skills. Key words: distance learning, laboratory practice, physics, physics teacher, digital technologies.
Leadership Qualities of Future Primary School Teachers: a Theoretical and Practical Discourse

The realities of today require quick and effective decisions in all spheres of life. One of the conditions that will contribute to the development of this process is the development of human leadership qualities. Having them, a person will learn to take responsibility for their actions and their consequences, to adapt to changing conditions of life.&#x0D; The views of modern domestic and foreign scientists are concentrated on the problem of leadership. In it they see the success not only of a particular person, but also of the state as a whole. Since the formation of a personality mostly takes place in primary school, the purpose of this publication was to determine the leadership qualities and features of their development in future primary school teachers, who must have them in order to form them in their pupils.&#x0D; In order to find out the state of formation of leadership qualities in future teachers, an experiment was conducted with first-year students of the first (bachelor's) level of higher education majoring in “Primary Education”. In order to determine the levels of leadership development, the methodology “Diagnostics of leadership abilities” (E. Zharikov, E. Krushelnytsky) was used. The data analysis shows that 78 % of students have poorly expressed leadership qualities. This is a demonstration that it will be difficult for students to develop these qualities on their own. The development and testing of tasks that will help students develop their leadership qualities and effectively carry out the educational process in primary school will encourage the solution of this problem. The presented tasks are focused on the use of group forms of work to improve leadership skills and stimulate students to self-development and self-realization.
EFFICIENCY OF THE DISTANCE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS WITH THE HELP OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES

The article analyzes the problem of online distance education, ways that develop the methodology and improvement the efficiency of the educational process with the help of information and communication technologies. The main difficulties of online training and solutions were suggested during the analysis. It was indicated the needs of the search for effective ways to organize online distance learning and training of foreign language for additional benefits and ICT methods. It was mentioned that the organization of learning and training with the help of Skype, Telegram, Zoom technologies can be positively significant, because it makes possible to use foreign methods of training foreign language and create an optimal communicative environment, promote the effectiveness of English language, professional success and growth in the future job. In their studies the scientists have made the conclusion that almost all scientists point out the high efficiency of the usage of computer programs and electronic tools, which significantly increase the quality of education. A number of problems were mentioned lack of motivation among teachers to use of modern information technologies; insufficient preparation of teachers to use modern ICT tools in the educational process; insufficient support of technical, scientific and methodological material of higher education establishments; insufficiently developed methods that can be used modern information technologies of learning in the educational process during the learning of professional subjects. Modern ICTs have become an indispensable item for changing the ways of learning, the careful developed the methods of visualization have optimized and improved the efficiency of the online educational process. Key words: distance learning, Information and Communication Technologies, Moodle system, communicative environment, aviation specialists.
Rámce digitálnych kompetencií učiteľa primárneho vzdelávania v kontexte európskych projektov

The paper focused on the analysis of the digital competencies of teachers at the primary level of education. We analyze the documents related to the formation of teachers' digital competence. In the context of these documents, we discuss the framework of digital competencies presented in the "Digital Competence Framework for Citizens" and some general digital competencies that overlap in several created frameworks.
Rozvoj digitálnej gramotnosti detí prostredníctvom hry

The article focuses on the development of digital literacy in preschool and younger school age through game. In the introduction, it briefly defines the concept of digital literacy and introduces the educational objectives related to the development of digital literacy in pre-primary and primary education in the Slovak and Czech Republics. It also presents suggestions for the development of different areas of digital literacy through play and accessible toys.
SIGNATURE FORGERY RECOGNITION

Signatures are one of the most important techniques for biometric authentication. There are two kinds of signature nowadays, offline(static) and dynamic (online). There are greater distinctive characteristics of offline signatures, but there are less distinctive characteristics of offline signatures. Offline signatures are also harder to check. Furthermore, the most significant downside of offline signatures is that even the most talented signer does not sign the same way. This is called Intra-personal variability. Both checking the offline signatures is a difficult problem for researchers. In this research, we proposed an offline signature verification approach based on the Deep Learning to prevent signature fraud by malicious individuals. Index Terms – Offline Signature Recognition, Siamese Neural Network, , Contrastive loss, Euclidean Distance.
Assessing the Credibility of Grey Literature: A Study with Brazilian Software Engineering Researchers

In recent years, the use and investigations about Grey Literature (GL) increased, in particular, in Software Engineering (SE) research. However, its understanding is still scarce and sometimes controversial, such as interpreting GL types and assessing their credibility. This study aimed to understand the credibility aspects that SE researchers consider in assessing GL and its types. To achieve this goal, we surveyed 53 SE researchers (who answered that they have used GL in our previous investigation), receiving a total of 34 valid responses. Our main findings show that: 1) GL source produced or cited by a renowned source is the main credibility criteria used to assess GL, 2) most of the GL types tend to have a Low to Moderate level of Control and Expertise, 3) there is a positive statistical correlation between the level of Control and Expertise for most GL types, and 4) the different respondent profiles shared similar opinions about the credibility criteria. Our investigation contributes to helping future SE researchers that intend to use GL with more credibility. Additionally, shows the need for future studies to better understand the GL types in SE research.
A DISTRIBUTED BUNDLE ADJUSTMENT METHOD USING ITERATIVE MOTION AVERAGING

Abstract. With the wide use of UAVs in urban scenes making image acquisition easier, processing large-scale 3D reconstruction problems have become a basic need of the Structure from Motion (SfM) community. Because of high memory consumption and computation complexity, bundle adjustment (BA) is a significant bottleneck in large-scale 3D reconstruction problems. Distributed strategy is a current research direction. Recent research cut the view graph to optimize sub-scenes in small size and average common cameras and/or 3D points to align them into one in the end. Yet, those methods tried to simply average cameras and/or 3D points, which lack mathematical rigor and tend to get a sub-optimal result. This paper first cuts the view graph and expands it. Then we use the strategy of motion averaging instead of simply averaging points to obtain a robust result. Finally, refined results are achieved by optimizing reprojection errors in the overlapping area. We conduct experiments on UAV data, check the validity of graph cut and expansion, and analyze whether graph size influences the precision computation time. Visualization results show that our method preserves scenes well; precision and visualization of un-expanded scenes prove the necessity of graph expansion; statistical results also indicate the negative infect of large sub-scene size.
An Empirical Study of the Effects of Pure Real-World Conditions on the Reliability of Forensic Phonetic Features

Forensic phonetic features have been being the most commonly used features in forensic voice comparison technology, and few dispute that they are dramatically affected by real-world conditions, which leads to within-speaker variations and consequently reduces the reliability of forensic voice comparison results as evidence. In this study two experiments are designed and the conversations recorded in pure real-world conditions are adopted as experiment materials to respectively demonstrate the effects of real-world conditions on quantitative phonetic feature of formant trajectory and qualitative phonetic feature of formants pattern that have been tested valid in researches or practice. The results of experiments vividly display that pure real-world conditions do reduce both the amount and quality of available quantitative and qualitative phonetic features, which consequently makes forensic voice comparison impossible or forensic voice comparison results less valid and reliable.
Identification of Make and Model from the Burnt Material of a Laptop

Criminal destroy evidence for the purpose of hiding their identity and information regarding the crime scene after committing the crime. Setting fire is the most common practice to damage the evidences and can burn almost all evidence materials like clothes, plastic and wood. Nowadays computers, mobile phones, laptops and other digital evidence which carry information regarding criminal act are usually found at the scene of crime. In this case victim was kidnapped along with his laptop for ransom and later on murdered. During investigation police seized some burnt material from the suspicious place and sent it for the examination. Police want to know whether burnt material have remnant of laptop or not. They also want to know the make and model of the laptop to establish the link between burnt material and victim, as the detail of victim’s laptop mentioned in F.I.R. The burnt material was examined in the laboratory and identified as laptop with its make and model. This paper reveals the process of handling of burnt laptop and identifying the internal parts, make and model of the laptop with the help of marking, shape &amp; size of the metallic parts.
ANALISIS PENGENDALIAN INTERNAL SISTEM PENGGAJIAN DI PDAM TIRTA SEMBADA

This study analyzes the internal control of the payroll system at PDAM Tirta Sembada with internal control components according to COSO. This type of research is a case study. Data collection techniques were carried out through interviews, documentation, and checklist of questionnaires. The data analysis technique used is to compare the internal control of the payroll system run by the company with the theory according to COSO The results show that the internal control of the payroll system at PDAM Tirta Sembada has been running well according to the COSO component. Keywords: Internal Control; COSO; Payroll
THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES IN THE ECONOMY: THE EVIDENCE FROM AZERBAIJAN

The performance of financial intermediaries has an important role in the generation of economic output in a country.The research aims to examine the role of financial intermediaries in the Azerbaijan economyespecially the non-oil sector.Using yearly data of 2000-2020, the research explores the long-run impact of bank and non-bank credits over the nonoil GDP of Azerbaijan.The ARDLBT approach to cointegration is employed to test the existence of any cointegration relationship in the estimated models.While controlling for the role of public expenditures, empirical results reveal that there is a significant positive long-run impact of non-bank credits over the non-oil sector in Azerbaijan.On the contrary, the impact of bank credits is found insignificant and not economically meaningful.The problem requires further investigation while considering the use of credits obtained from both bank and nonbank credits.If credits are used to finance the purchase of imported products, it will not have a substantial contribution to the non-oil sector of Azerbaijan economy.Research findings can be useful to comprehend the role of financial intermediaries in the non-oil sector and make further amendments to banking policy.