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An investigation of Automating Software Deployment Using Continuous Delivery Tools : A cost-benefit study in the case of multiple system instances

Manual deployments of software is a tedious, repetitive and non-scaling method of deploying software.Continuous Delivery is a practice that enables automated deployment of software in a rapid fashi ...
Publisher Correction: Causal peer effects in police misconduct

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Third Party Public Auditing Scheme for Security in Cloud Storage

By means of cloud storage, users can distantly store their data and enjoy the on-demand high-quality applications and services from a shared group of configurable computing resources, without the burden of local data storage and maintenance.However, the information that users no longer have physical ownership of the outsourced data makes the data integrity protection in cloud computing a difficult task, particularly for users with constrained computing resources.Moreover, users should be able to just use the cloud storage space as if it is local, without worrying about the need to verify its integrity.Thus, to enable public auditability for cloud storage is of serious importance so that users can rely on a third-party auditor (TPA) to verify the integrity of outsourced data and be worry free.To securely introduce a well-organized TPA, the auditing process should bring in no new vulnerabilities to user data privacy, and introduce no additional online burden to user.However; we propose a secure cloud storage system supporting privacy-preserving public auditing and monitoring.We additional would extend our result to enable the TPA to perform audits for multiple users simultaneously and efficiently, also integrity of data in cloud.Extensive security and performance analysis show the future schemes are provably secure and highly well-organized.Our beginning tryouts would be conducted on Amazon EC2 instance additional demonstrating the fast performance of the design.
Gestão de qualidade em arquivos de universidades:Perspectivas da adoção da norma ISO 15.489:2001

Analysis of the Institutional Development Plan (IDP) review (2013-2020) of the Federal Rural University of Pernambuco (UFRPE) located in Recife through the examination of the strategic role played by the university archives. The IDP is part of the internal legal regulation system of the Federal Institutions of Higher Education and covers guidelines and policies related to the most different aspects of teaching, research, extension activities, and university management. The methodology used was to contribute with the Subcommittee of People and Institutional Management indicating concepts and guidelines regarding information and record management, and ways to preserve institutional memory. The article aligns and correlates the elements of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 15.489:2001, structuring and implementation of quality management systems in the archives located in the hierarchical framework of the UFRPE.
Suggestion Generation for Specific Erroneous Part in a Sentence using Deep Learning

Natural Language Processing (NLP) is the one of the major filed of Natural Language Generation (NLG).NLG can generate natural language from a machine representation.Generating suggestions for a sentence especially for Indian languages is much difficult.One of the major reason is that it is morphologically rich and the format is just reverse of English language.By using deep learning approach with the help of Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) layers we can generate a possible set of solutions for erroneous part in a sentence.To effectively generate a bunch of sentences having equivalent meaning as the original sentence using Deep Learning (DL) approach is to train a model on this task, e.g.we need thousands of examples of inputs and outputs with which to train a model.
Matching a Document to a Document Format

In this chapter, you will see how to match a document as described and defined in your app’s code to an actual runtime document object. This is the heart of putting documents to work. This chapter covers the three basic points you need to address:
Understanding the Impact of Release Processes and Practices on Software Quality

L’ingenierie de production (release engineering) englobe toutes les activites visant a «construire un pipeline qui transforme le code source en un produit integre, compile, empaquete, teste et signe pret a etre publier». La strategie des production et les pratiques de publication peuvent avoir un impact sur la qualite d’un produit logiciel. Bien que cet impact ait ete longuement discute et etudie dans la communaute du genie logiciel, il reste encore plusieursproblemes a resoudre. Cette these s’attaque a quelque-uns de ces problemes non resoulus de l’ingenierie de productionen vue de proposer des solutions. En particulier, nous investigons : 1) pourquoi les activites de revision de code (code review) peuvent rater des erreurs de code susceptiblesde causer des plantages (crashs); (2) comment prevenir les bogues lors de l’approbation et l’integration des patches urgents; 3) dans un ecosysteme logiciel, comment attenuer le risque de bogues dus a des injections de DLL. Nous avons choisi d’etudier ces problemes car ils correspondenta trois phases importantes des processus de production de logiciels, c’est-a-dire la revision de code, les patches urgents, et la publication de logiciels dans un ecosysteme. Les solutions a ces problemes peuvent aider les entreprises de logiciels a ameliorer leur strategie de production et de publication. Ce qui augmentera leur productivite de developpement et la qualite generale de leurs produits logiciels.----------ABSTRACT: Release engineering encompasses all the activities aimed at “building a pipeline that transforms source code into an integrated, compiled, packaged, tested, and signed product that is ready for release”. The strategy of the release processes and practices can impact the quality of a software artefact. Although such impact has been extensively discussed and studied in the software engineering community, there are still many pending issues to resolve. The goal of this thesis is to study and solve some of these pending issues. More specifically, we examine 1) why code review practices can miss crash-prone code; 2) how urgent patches (also called patch uplift) are approved to release and how to prevent regressions due to urgent patches; 3) in a software ecosystem, how to mitigate the risk of defects due to DLLinjections. We chose to study these problems because they correspond to three important phases of software release processes, i.e., code review, patch uplift, and releasing software in an ecosystem. The solutions of these problems can help software organizations improve their release strategy; increasing their development productivity and the overall user-perceived quality of their products.
Optimizing Web Service Composition with Graphplan and Fuzzy Control

With the development of cloud computing, more and more applications are posted online to provide services for users.Since user needs can be complex, an individual service will not able to meet the requirement.Web Service Composition composes multiple web services together to fulfil the complicated user requirement.While searching an optimal composition with both functional and non-functional requirements still is a challenging problem that needs to be addressed.QoS-aware web service composition is an NP-hard problem.To solve this problem, we design a system which combines GraphPlan with Fuzzy Control algorithm.Fuzzy Control is employed to generate overall QoS according to user preferences.In the forward phase of Graphplan, less competitive services are pruned according to the overall QoS.In the backward phase, services are selected according to functional goals and their overall QoS.Furthermore, case study and are performed, and the experimental results show that our approach improves the quality of service composition significantly compared with ordinary and Skyline approach.
Optimization of virtual machines in cloud environment

Emergence of cloud computing has facilitated the provisioning of computing resources in an on-demand basis that can be swiftly allocated, released and reallocated with minimum management effort and cost. One important element of cloud is the virtual machine which encapsulates business services and acts as a resource carrier. An important task of cloud computing is to find an optimal placement scheme that can map the virtual machines to physical machines. With the increasing prevalence of large scale cloud computing environments, how to efficiently place VMs into available computing servers has become an essential research problem. This research works presents a Virtual Machine Placement and Load Rebalancing Based on Multi-Dimensional Resource Characteristics in Cloud Computing Systems (VMP-LR) to improve the efficiency of VM placement
The Utilize Accuracy Diagnostic Tests to Classification HIV/AIDS Infected Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging

This research has aimed to apply the accuracy diagnostic tests to find the classification method to classify HIV/AIDS infected from image properties use Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in Sudan.  118 sample sizes were taken to studied, half cases of sample size was infected group and the other was uninfected group. We conduct the properties of image show that there is significance different between infected with HIV/AIDS and uninfected; also the risk in HIV/AIDS infected group is higher than the risk in uninfected group by 0.054. In the other hand of was found that if the deformation of images increased than 0.694 there was a high probability of with HIV/AIDS infection, when the homogeneity of the image decreased than 0.27 there was a high probability of HIV/AIDS presence.
HUMANISTIC IDEAS OF MUSIC EDUCATION AND UPBRINGING OF STUDENTS DURING THE AUTHORITARIANISM FORMATION PERIOD (20-50s of the XX century)

The article highlights the humanistic ideas of domestic cultural and educational figures on musical education and upbringing of students in general educational institutions. The main views of B. Asafiev, F. Kozytskii, Ya. Mamontov, S. Syropolko, L. Kulakovskii, Ya. Polferov, Ya. Chepiga are updated. It is noted that the peculiarities of the ideas of a well-known scholar in the field of music science B. Asafiev are that he saw the creation of a new musical culture in mass education by means of music. In his opinion, this is possible, only if the skills of active, conscious perception, communication education with life through the joy of creativity are developed. The humanistic approach of the composer and teacher F. Kozytskii lies in the fact that he managed to combine new forms of musical work together with children (listening to music, creative improvisation) with a historically established traditional activity - choral singing, filling it with new content.The ideas of L. Kulakovskii, a teacher of the Kiev Institute of Music and Drama, are revealed. He assured that the goal of education by means of musical art is to develop the mental organization of a child. It is facilitated by choral singing, which, with the help of text, suggests a connection with an emotionally conscious, brightly shaped life. It is emphasized that the basic humanistic ideas of Ya. Mamontov and Ya. Chepiga boil down to the fact that musical education must exist for all children, without exception, who must be introduced into the sphere of artistic feelings and impressions. The main condition for the harmonious development of man, in their opinion, is his aestheticization.The humanistic views of an art education inspector Ya. Polferov, who offered to cultivate not professional skills in work with children, but the ability to actively observe musical phenomena and react to them extensively, are highlighted. The ideas of Professor C. Siropolko of M. Drahomanov of the Ukrainian High Pedagogical Institute in Prague take a significant place. He believed that musical education of students should be built on a national basis, using, first of all, vocal and choral music.
Configuring Samba as a Domain Member Server in an Existing NT Domain

In Chapter 15 we configured a DC for the first time, creating our first domain. A Samba DC is in charge of authenticating the users of a domain. However, a Samba server can be part of a domain without acting as a DC. In this case, the server plays the role of a member server.
IMPROVING STUDENTS’ WRITING ABILITY THROUGH FOLKTALES

The objective of the research aims to find out whether the use of folktales can improve the students’ writing ability or not.Quasi-experimental design was applied in this research with two classes of the students. The first class as an experimental class and the second as a control class that was given different treatment. The instrument of this research was a written test. The population of this research was the first year students of SMA Negeri 2 Watampone, academic year 2012-2013. The number of population was 420 students consisted of 14 classes. A sample of this research was taken by using cluster random sampling technique; there were 60 students as sample, 30 students in X-9 as experimental class and 30 students in X-10 as control class. Data were collected through written test administered in the pretest and posttest. The mean score of pretest in experimental class is 47.93 and mean score of posttest is 73.5. While the mean score of pretest in control class is 52.36 and mean score of posttest is 66.37. It can be conclude that there is significant difference of the students after the use of folktales in improving their writing ability.
Machine Learning without Real-world Data (poster)

It has been a common approach to apply Machine Learning (ML) techniques over sensory data for inferring human behavior, activities, emotions, and surrounding contexts. Especially, IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) sensors are widely used to obtain dataset to train ML models for human activity recognition. A key challenge in building highly accurate ML models lies in collecting a wide variety of activity data from a large number of users. Such data collection is often a highly time-consuming and costly process.
Teaching morphologic features of biopsy slides using projection microscope versus the conventional method of teaching: A comparative study

Introduction: Since time immemorial man has tried to improve upon teaching methods so that students can become more proficient. Biopsy slides of pathology have been difficult for medical students to understand and comprehend since a long time. The introduction of projection microscope for teaching biopsy slides would go a long way in simplifying the whole process.Methodology: The authors compared the two teaching methods for identifying pathologic lesion in biopsy slides. Ninety nine fourth semester undergraduate students were divided into two groups with group A having fifty students and group B having forty nine students. The period of our study of four months was divided into two, two month period. In the first two months group B was made the test group and taught biopsy slides using projection microscope and group A was made control group and was taught by conventional method (atlas, chalk and board). To avoid any form of bias, in the second two months their roles were reversed so that group A was made the test group and group B was made the control group.Result: After each two month OSPE was held and marks recorded. At the end of four month period a survey was taken from students and faculty in a feedback form based on Likert scale. In this survey it was found that ninety percent (90%) of the students and faculty were of the view that visual aided method of teaching was superior to conventional method of teaching biopsy slides. In the OSPE the group which underwent visual method of teaching scored higher than the group which underwent conventional method of teaching even after swapping of their roles after two months.Discussion: Teaching tools using two or more senses is superior to teaching with one sense only. This is specially true while using visual and auditory method of teaching which accounts for 88% of our learning. Here we have made good use of visual aid in form of projection microscope to teach and explain the morphologic features of pathologic lesion in a biopsy slide.
A Baseline Based Deep Learning Approach of Live Tweets

In this scenario social media plays a vital role in influencing the life of people.Twitter , Facebook, Instagram etc are the major social media platforms .They act as a platform for users to raise their opinions on things and events around them.Twitter is one such micro blogging site that allows the user to tweet 6000 tweets per day each of 280 characters long.Data analyst rely on this data to reach conclusion on the events happening around and also to rate a product.But due to massive volume of reviews the analysts find it difficult to go through them and reach at conclusions.In order to solve this problem we adopt the method of sentiment analysis.Sentiment analysis is an approach to classify the sentiment of user reviews, documents etc in terms of positive(good), negative(bad), neutral(surprise) .I suggest an enhanced twitter sentiment analysis that retrieves data based on a baseline in a particular pre defined time span and performs sentiment analysis using Textblob .This scheme differs from the traditional and existing one which performs sentiment analysis on pre saved data by performing sentiment analysis on real time data fetched via Twitter API .Thereby providing a much recent and relevant conclusion.
'Tuning-in’ to ‘tune out’: What mediates engagement experiences with music on-the-go

People use music as a wellbeing resource in commute, ‘tuning-in’ to ‘tune out’ to mitigate stresses. These studies typically assume a listener’s mental representation of music. Instead, a listener’s engagement with music is more than a mental representation in real life; music moves people. People in commute 'tune-in' to music using portable music devices like headphones. In 'tuning-in' to music, people physicalize movement- synchronizing their heads or hands to the beat, play “air-piano” or imagine gestures through the use of portable music devices. These movements may help them to 'tune-out', temporary distancing themselves from their immediate commute environment. Research in music perception lags development of portable music devices, like headphones compensated for hearing loss and haptic devices that afford users to feel bass frequencies of music. This research explores what constitutes embodied interactions with music and how a combination of emergent devices- headphones and haptics can enhance these interactions in commute. Video observations record how a participant synchronizes and gestures with music, interacting with devices, music and context in real-time. Retrospective interviews probe at a participant’s quality of music experience in 'tuning-in' to 'tune-out', through understanding the mediators of causality, presence and flow and how these relate to his experience and wellbeing. Interviews corroborate with video data to provide an enriched understanding of context of a user’s interaction with music and device as a dynamic process in qualitative methodology. Results serve twofold objectives: (1) They inform technology providers with the knowledge to design and adapt devices for based on commuter’s embodied interactions with devices. (2) They provide technology providers, concert makers and transportation operators an understanding of commuter’s embodied interactions with music and devices for collaborations.
The Productivity of Urdu Affixes in Newspapers: A Corpus Driven Research

Affixation is one of the ways to form new words in Urdu through the use of prefixes, interfixes, infixes and suffixes.The current study introduces a new way to identify the potential affixes or morphological productivity of affixes in Urdu corpus which are used to form new words.The focus of the research is to find the productivity of affixes in Urdu.A huge corpus is compiled by the researcher to find the productivity of the affixes i.e. prefixes and suffixes.The Corpus driven approach is used by the researcher to analyze the affixes present in the corpus.Along with corpus driven approach, qualitative descriptive method is also employed by the researcher to examine the function of the quantified affixes from the corpus for the analysis of the data.The quantified results of the corpus show that ‫ﺑﮯ‬ is the most productive prefix while ‫ی‬ is the most productive suffix in Urdu.The results also reveal that suffixes are more productive than prefixes.The descriptive qualitative analysis shows that ‫ی‬ plays various functions in the process of affixation that is why it is the most productive affix in Urdu.
Efektivitas Penggunaan Media Komik Digital (Cartoon Story Maker) dalam pembelajaran Tema Selalu Berhemat Energ

The purpose of this study is to know the effectiveness of using digital comic media to improve student learning achievement. The proposed study was carried out through a quasi experiment with the design of one group pretest-posttest. The subjects in this study were fourth grade students of SD Negeri 3 Linggasari Kembaran UPK, Kembaran District, Banyumas Regency. Digital comic media used in science learning using Cartoon Story Maker software on themes selalu berhemat energi . The results of this study show that the use of digital comics made with Cartoon Story Maker software can increase the effectiveness of learning in theme selalu berhemat energi . The results of data calculations indicate that Sig Paired Samples Statistics 0,000 and a correlation value of 0.766. While the results of the Sig 2-tailed Paired Samples Test = 0,000. This shows that the use of digital comic media has a significant influence on the learning process
Security against phishing attacks to e-banking users: A comparative study in Greece against other countries

In recent years the development of IT, the improvement of telecommunications, and the wide-spread of computer networks has led to the creation of new ways for performing banking operations, culminating in a so-called internet banking. The internet spread worldwide creates doubts in the banking transaction safety issues. Cybercriminals often try to gain access to bank accounts and credit cards  by “phishing attacks” (i.e. in order to mislead the user so as to reveal his personal information), resulting thus in a  financial damage. The present paper presents the finding of an online survey of e-banking users in Greece, conducted on issues including online banking experience, knowledge of online behavioral security, awareness of the use risks and preferences for increasing online security. The study of the frequency of use, the no/type of transactions performed and the over the years use in e-banking, revealed a valuable amount of experience in the Greek market. Furthermore, adequate knowledge on technical security issues and expertise on the recognition of phishing attacks was evidenced. While users consider the existing security level of online banking satisfactory, is required by the banking system to upgrade the guidance towards increasing protection against phishing attacks.  A comparison of the present study results against the ones in other countries, reveals some divergence in the perceptions of online security issues, while complete convergence is realized on all users to receive updated phishing danger information in order to improve the current in use precautionary methods.