Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Voice Prescription Application Integrated with AIML Chatbot

Illegible handwriting of doctors in prescriptions causing difficulty for pharmacists in providing exact medicine to patients. Every year about thousands of patients losing their lives throughout the world due to doctors sloppy handwriting skills. The solution for this problem is a voice prescription application that uses speech-to-text technology to make flawless and legible prescriptions. The generated prescription can be shared with the patient either in a soft copy or hard copy format. This application also maintains the medical records of patients for future purposes and also provides the facility to book an appointment with a doctor. The integrated AIML (Artificial Intelligence Markup Language) chatbot suggests a patient determine the type of doctor to be consulted based on symptoms. And also it provides a diagnosis for minute health issues.
DEVELOPING READING MATERIALS THROUGH AUTHENTICITY-CENTERED APPROACH (ACA) FOR GRADE X STUDENTS OF COMPUTER NETWORK ENGINEERING IN SMK YAPIM 1 MEDAN

The objectives of this study was to develop the reading materials in descriptive text for grade ten students of computer network engineering in SMK YAPIM 1 Medan. This study was conducted a Research and Development (R&D). The subjects of the study were the students of grade ten students of computer network engineering in SMK YAPIM 1 Medan consisting of 29 students. The research procedures, were adapted from Jolly and Bolitho’s model in Tomlinson (1998) with some modifications, consisting of conducting the need analysis, writing the course grid, developing draft, getting expert judgment and evaluating the draft, also revising the draft of the materials.The instruments to collect the data were need analysis questionnaire and expert judgment questionnaire. The data from the need analysis were analyzed quantitatively using frequency and precentage, then the results were used to develop the course grid. The data from the expert judgment were analyzed quantitatively through descriptive statistics while the suggestions were used to revise the first draft of the materials.The product of this study is a set of writing materials of recount text entitled “Well performing and Affordable Netbooks” for grade ten students of computer network engineering in SMK YAPIM 1 Medan. It consists of introduction, main lesson and reinforcement. It consists of 22 tasks. Based on the research findings from the expert judgment, the whole aspects of the developed materials were 3.33 which was in the range of 3.00< x ≤ 3.49 and can be categorized as “good”.
Documents relating to the unnaming of Kroeber Hall

Author(s): GARRETT, Andrew | Editor(s): GARRETT, Andrew | Abstract: This is a collection of five documents created at the University of California, Berkeley in relation to the unnaming of Kroeber Hall. The unnaming was proposed in 2020 and approved in 2021.
A zero-waste concept of multifunctional clothing design / Mohammad Shafirul Riza Ibharim and Rosita Mohd Tajuddin

In the rapid development of technology and infrastructure, fashion has moved forward in producing the current style and trend known as fast fashion. The accessible and affordable fashion enables consumers to have varieties of choices that turn into over- consumption. The clothing industry is known as the second- highest polluting industry in the use of materials, and this has given a negative impact on the environment. The research aims to design a range of multifunctional clothing that has both added and creative values, which can be transformed into multiple usages, styles, and looks. Elements such as flexibility, functionality, and user-friendliness are applied to convert clothesinto different types of garments that are suitable to be worn in different situations and purposes. The research found that the application of the zero-waste concept would improve thefunctional features, which could sustain the garment worn for a long period. The final product fulfilled the elements andcharacteristics of multifunctional clothing with the designprojected to achieve the objective of the zero-waste concept based on recovery, reuse and recycle. The convertible designs are suitable for daily wear activities that have an evergreen look thatfollows the current trend and style.
Multi-label Reviewer Profile Building and Ranking based on Expertise, Recency, Authority and h-index: Vital Module of Reviewer Paper Assignment

Reviewers serve as the key executors and prove to be the essential resources of the review process. The work aims to address and solve one of the problems associated with reviewer paper assignment problem that is identifying an expert with relevant knowledge of given research topic domain. We propose an LDA based model building for reviewer profiles with multiple domain labels using expert’s existing publications. Further reinforcement of ranking them within the specific research domain is done based on number of publications in topic domain, recency/freshness, and h-index. We provide test results for a dataset of 107 reviewers with their 900 publications collected from DBLP and demonstrate that average Precision for top@5 topics with reference to manual annotations is 81% for 10 topic LDA model.
EFL Learners’ Perspectives Toward Live-session Based Elective English Course in COVID-19 Environment

Since World Health Organization (WHO) had confirmed Coronavirus as pandemic, rapid changes are occurred in almost all aspects of our lives including social, economic, political and cultural. Among them, educational environments are one of the most impacted areas. After the COVID-19 pandemic, the mode or delivery of class was forced to be online (either synchronous or asynchronous) and almost all universities in Korea offer courses via online. In order to improve the quality of online class, the present study investigated students’ perceptions on synchronous online class. A total of 33 EFL students, enrolled in an English elective course in a private university in Korea, participated. Data were collected from survey, students’ log, interview and open-ended questionnaire. The classes were conducted via ZOOM for 15 weeks, and the students participated online discussions with students from six Asian universities using Skype live session for four weeks (week 8 to 10). Overall, students were satisfied with the synchronous interaction and feedback during ZOOM class. However, they were not satisfied with the online discussion session via Skype. The following implications can be elicited from the study. First, instructors need to offer various IT platforms in online discussion class. Second, in-depth orientation to the use of the platform is necessary for learners’ understanding. (Hannam University · The University of Queensland)
Biplots for Compositional Data Derived from Generalised Joint Diagonalisation Methods

Biplots constructed from principal components of a compositional data set are an established means to explore its features. Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is also used to transform a set of spatial variables into spatially decorrelated factors. However, because no spatial structures are accounted for in the transformation the application of PCA is limited. In Geostatistics and Blind Source Separation a variety of different matrix diagonalisation methods have been developed with the aim to provide spatially or temporally decorrelated factors. Just as PCA, many of these transformations are linear and so lend themselves to the construction of biplots. In this contribution we consider such biplots for a number of methods (MAF, UWEDGE and RJD transformations) and discuss how and if they can contribute to our understanding of relationships between the components of regionalised compositions. A comparison of the biplots with the PCA biplot commonly used in compositional data analysis for the case of data from the Northern Irish geochemical survey shows that the biplots from MAF and UWEDGE are comparable while that from RJD does not reveal any associations indicating that RJD might not be suitable for exploratory statistical analysis and that MAF might suffice to provide an adequate spatial characterisation.
Cartoon Memes as Media for Language SkillsLearning Based on Character Education

Social media frees its users to upload any photo or image which is then accompanied by a caption. The rise of the use of social media then sparked the emergence of creativity in the form of memes, both memes made from photographs of people, certain places and events, or those visualized through forms and or characterizations of cartoons. The nature of the meme itself is footage from television shows, films, etc. or homemade images that are modified by adding words or writings for humorous and entertaining purposes. The massive use of Instagram social media and the distribution of cartoon memes in it can be used as learning media. Teachers can use cartoon memes on social media as learning mediathat are not only able to improve student skills according to learning indicators but also become a means of strengthening student character education. The purpose of this study is to describe the implementation of cartoon memes asmediafor learning writing skills. The chosen meme is a cartoon meme that is culturally charged and has good politeness.
A practical evaluation of the isometric logratio transformation

The isometric logratio (ILR) transformation, which is a logratio of geometric means, has been promoted by several authors as the required way, from a theoretical viewpoint, to contrast groups of compositional parts and form a set of new coordinates for analysing a compositional data set. The interpretation of ILRs is made complicated by the fact that each geometric mean depends on the relative values of all the parts included in it. Thus, the geometric mean should never be interpreted as an amalgamation of parts, except in some very special cases that hardly ever occur in practice. Simple examples can be constructed to show the dangers in using ILRs in statistical modelling. In fact, ILRs should never be used as univariate statistics because of their unclear interpretation. Furthermore, the mathematical properties of the ILR transformation, which justify its existence, are found to be not required for good practice in compositional data analysis. When groups of parts are required in practical applications, preferably based on substantive knowledge, it is demonstrated that logratios of amalgamations serve as a simpler, more intuitive and more interpretable alternative to ILRs. A reduced set of simple logratios of pairs of parts, possibly involving prescribed amalgamations, is adequate in accounting for the variance in a compositional data set, and highlights which parts are driving the data structure. The necessity to address the research question is also stressed, as opposed to the conversion of the data to ILR coordinates in an automatic way.
Improving Reading Skills Using Media Compic (Computer Picture) in Elementary Schools

Research aims to provide additional resources for teachers in elementary schools in selecting Indonesia language learning media , and their learning Indonesian is still a pragmatic and functional , the existing problems in the field, found learning the Indonesian language less use of instructional media as learning resources, the learning process is very dependent on student and teacher textbooks only. The lack of use of media and assistive devices or teaching aids during learning and the absence of teacher efforts to develop Indonesian language material and do not pay attention to the needs of students, especially reading material, reading is a basic foundation for children because it supports the learning process for all material in elementary school. The use of media Compic (Computer picture ) in accordance with the concept of learning to learn from the easy to the more difficult , expected researchers to teachers Indonesia language become a reference media in the learning process, especially for the improvement of reading in elementary school. In this research the authors used the library method. Data analysis techniques used is content analysis, which be obtained results that by using the Media learning Compic (Computer Picture ) in learning the language Indonesia especially reading material, reading skills of students in elementary schools , especially in low grade can be improved
Active learning of continuous-time Bayesian networks through interventions*

Abstract We consider the problem of learning structures and parameters of continuous-time Bayesian networks (CTBNs) from time-course data under minimal experimental resources. In practice, the cost of generating experimental data poses a bottleneck, especially in the natural and social sciences. A popular approach to overcome this is Bayesian optimal experimental design (BOED). However, BOED becomes infeasible in high-dimensional settings, as it involves integration over all possible experimental outcomes. We propose a novel criterion for experimental design based on a variational approximation of the expected information gain. We show that for CTBNs, a semi-analytical expression for this criterion can be calculated for structure and parameter learning. By doing so, we can replace sampling over experimental outcomes by solving the CTBNs master-equation, for which scalable approximations exist. This alleviates the computational burden of integrating over possible experimental outcomes in high-dimensions. We employ this framework in order to recommend interventional sequences. In this context, we extend the CTBN model to conditional CTBNs in order to incorporate interventions. We demonstrate the performance of our criterion on synthetic and real-world data.
Benchmarking the performance of RESTful applications implemented in spring boot Java and MS.Net core

RESTful is stateless, lightweight, and predominant architectural style to design and develop web services/applications. This paper aims to benchmark the performance of RESTful web applications impl...
PERAWATAN DAN PENGOPERASIAN FUEL OIL PURIFIER DALAM MENINGKATKAN MUTU BAHAN BAKAR DI KAPAL DHARMA FERY VIII PT. DHARMA LAUTAN UTAMA

Maintenance and Operation of Fuel Oil in Improving Fuel Quality at the Ferry VIII Dharma Ship PT. Dharma Lautan UtamaPurifier is a component of fuel or lubricating oil which functions as one of the cleaners of fuel and oil, which is most effective when compared to other components. Water and solid particles and oils of different gravity can be separated by the presence of gravity, with precipitation, but this method requires a long time, and it is not possible to change the acceleration to accelerate the separation process, but by using the centrifugal force produced with fast rotation, where the gravitational force is replaced by centrifugal force will produce a thousand times greater separation force. The main objectives of the maintenance and operation of this fuel oil purifier are to find out in detail how to overcome the damage to the Fuel Oil Purifier. The method used is the experimental and verification method. The results of the discussion about this purifier so that the fuel produced by the purifier remains in good condition. deepen understanding of the causes and how to repair damaged membrane reducing valves so that over flow and maintenance of bowl components so that the performance of the purifier is more optimal so that damage to the Fuel Oil Purifier can be minimized. Fuel Oil Purifier is a tool that greatly supports the performance of the main engine of the ship related to fuel. Keyword : fuel oil Purifier, Maintenance,operation.
The geometry of Bloch space in the context of quantum random access codes

We study the communication protocol known as a Quantum Random Access Code (QRAC) which encodes $n$ classical bits into $m$ qubits ($m<n$) with a probability of recovering any of the initial $n$ bits of at least $p>\tfrac{1}{2}$. Such a code is denoted by $(n,m,p)$-QRAC. If cooperation is allowed through a shared random string we call it a QRAC with shared randomness. We prove that for any $(n,m,p)$-QRAC with shared randomness the parameter $p$ is upper bounded by $ \tfrac{1}{2}+\tfrac{1}{2}\sqrt{\tfrac{2^{m-1}}{n}}$. For $m=2$ this gives a new bound of $p\le \tfrac{1}{2}+\tfrac{1}{\sqrt{2n}}$ confirming a conjecture by Imamichi and Raymond (AQIS'18). Our bound implies that the previously known analytical constructions of $(3,2,\tfrac{1}{2}+\tfrac{1}{\sqrt{6}})$- , $(4,2,\tfrac{1}{2}+\tfrac{1}{2\sqrt{2}})$- and $(6,2,\tfrac{1}{2}+\tfrac{1}{2\sqrt{3}})$-QRACs are optimal. To obtain our bound we investigate the geometry of quantum states in the Bloch vector representation and make use of a geometric interpretation of the fact that any two quantum states have a non-negative overlap.
How to Implement Cross-Origin Resource Sharing on CherryPy Platform of Python

Abstract — This article presents how to implement Cross-Origin Resource Sharing, aka CORS, on CherryPy platform of Python. This experiment is under the concept of RESTful. The tools of this experiment are python 3, CherryPy Framework version 18, SQLite 3, USBWebserver version 8.0, JQuery version 1.12, AJAX approach, and use Mozilla Firefox as a web browser. The hardware tool is a laptop computer. Four methods of HTTP methods, namely GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE; based on the concept of RESTful. Those methods were built on CherryPy platform before being tested in the next order. There are three outputs of this experiment that has been shown in this article. Firstly, the RESTful concept has been able to apply by using a Python 3 on CherryPy platform. Secondly, two methods, such as GET and POST, have been able to directly implement under CORS concept with a simple request. Thirdly, the rest method, PUT and DELETE, have been able to apply under CORS concept by using a preflight request.
STUDENTS OF TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE REALITY OF DIGITAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

The article briefly presents several national and transnational strategic documents dealing with the development of digital literacy and digital education. It analyzes the content of the concept of digital literacy, which is a prerequisite for learning and education in the digital age and the use of all the benefits andcomponentsofthedigitallearningenvironment. Theauthorsinvolvedinthegranttaskofthe Technology Agency of the Czech Republic entitled “Education in Engineering Field and Its Optimization for the Need of the Labor Market” deal with many issues related to digital literacy and the use of digital technologies at secondary technical schools in a selected region of the Czech Republic. The article presents the results of empirical research, which answers the following main research questions: a) Does the view of students of these schools on the use of digital technologies in teaching affect the level of their digital competencies? Does the professional orientation of students according to the RIASEC method influence the self- assessment of digital competences and the use of digital technologies in teaching? c) Does the development of artificial intelligence applications in mechanical engineering influence the decision to start high school and the students’ opinion on their future career in mechanical engineering? Using statistical methods, partial research hypotheses were verified and the obtained data will be used for the optimization of the school digital learning environment as well as for the process of creating digital literacy of teachers and students
Course & Topic Guides: TLC Resource Guide: Honorlock

Help with course design, teaching technologies, and professional development for Kishwaukee College faculty.
Secure Medical Data over Cloud Using Visual Cryptography

The exaggerated growth inside the utilization of transmission medical images over unsecured and open networks provides insecurity for confidential patient data over these networks. Digital cryptography of medical pictures before transmission and storage is projected as a way to effectively offer protection of patient data. Encryption before uploading of those images is important so as to make sure inaccessibility of data to unauthorized personnel with patient. So, we have proposed an answer supported a visible cryptography technique for encrypting of medical images before transmission or storage of them. This may create such pictures inaccessible by unauthorized personnel and additionally ensures confidentiality. The method made use of an encryption technique that was supported pixel shuffling.
한국미술 용어 번역 표준화 연구와 과제 : ‘한국미술 용어 다국어 용어집 구축 사업’의 한일 번역사례를 중심으로

Recently, various artists from Korea have debuted in overseas art markets, while the interest they have in the Korean artists have also escalated. In order for Korean art to get proper recognition it deserves at the world stage and to pursue active communication, translating the contents is vital. However, with an appropriate art term dictionary nonexistent, and different translators using different words, the necessity arose to standardize Korean art terms in foreign languages. Accordingly, Ewha Womans University Graduate School of Translation and Interpretation collaborated with Korea Arts Management Center to conduct research commissioned by Center for Art Studies, Korea, to provide multi-lingual translation guidelines on Korean art terms, and thus produced recommendation for English, Chinese, and Japanese translation. The result of the first round of research is currently published on a website, an open-web based platform available for addition and revision. This article first gives the brief overview of the research, and then, with a specific focus on a Japanese translation guideline, takes a look at the background of the recommendation and details of the standardized guideline. And finally, it sheds light on the significance and future tasks of the research of standardizing multi-language dictionaries of Korean art terms.
Development of Interactive Multimedia for Early Readers with Dyslexia at an Inclusive Elementary School in Malang City

Interactive multimedia is an electronic system containing images, animation, and an interaction between the media and students. It considered that dyslexic student needs multisensory methods and media in the learning process as well. This study aims designing interactive multimedia development for early reading of dyslexic student and  finding out its effectiveness. The method used  is William W. Lee and Diana L. Owens’ (2004) development model. The procedures are: (1) Assessment / Analysis, (2) Design, (3) Development, (4) Implementation and (5) Evaluation.  The results of feasibility and effectiveness trials conducted by media experts  scored  96% means very feasible. In addition, the assessment of the material experts also obtained 91.3% and the practitioner gave 87%, both of them were in the “very decent” category. The results of the assessment on subject’s early reading ability at baseline conditions (A1) ranging from 45% to 50%. Meanwhile, a significant increase was shown during the intervention condition (B), namely the subject’s ability of early reading increased from 65% to 75%. In addition, to determine the effectiveness of the interactive multimedia (intervention) in subject’s reading ability, it was  added the baseline conditions (A2) ranged from 80% to 90%. Based on the analysis, it showed that interactive multimedia of early reading for dyslexic is feasible and effective to be used in the learning process of early reading for dyslexic students.