Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Online Attendance Marking System Using Facial Recognition and Intranet Connectivity

Keeping up the attendance record with everyday exercises is a difficult task. The conventional method of marking staff attendance is by tapping their ID card and then using fingerprint scanner. But due to COVID-19 pandemic the attendance system of using fingerprint scanner is stalled and currently not in use. The following system depends on face recognition and intranet connectivity to keep up attendance record of facilities and staff. The paper discusses the attendance marking system that is passive (no direct contact with the scanner or sensor) and restricting the users within certain network. The main goal of this system is divided in two steps, in initial step face is snare from the front camera of the smart phone and it is then recognized in the picture and in the second step these distinguished appearances and features are contrasted with stored information in data set for confirmation.
Electronic visualization tools in education

Purpose of the article is to analyze the influence of electronic visualization tools on the growth of students’ cognitive activity. En el estudio participaron were 108 students aged from 17 to 21. Students were asked to participate in a survey that allowed them to identify popular electronic resources that provide visualization in education. The survey was conducted with C. D. Spielberger method to study the level of cognitive activity before the use of electronic visualization tools and in the process of their use. The study showed that the use of electronic visualization tools helps to increase attention, students’ cognitive activity and reduces fatigue. Modern electronic visualization tools contribute to the students’ emotional memory development and form professional competencies.
ENTREPRENEURIAT INNOVANT AU MAROC : MENACES &OPPORTUNITES

Entrepreneurship is the spearhead of market economies (OECD, 1998) whose actor is considered as a maker of projects (according to Cantillon 1755), or even an engine of capitalist dynamics (according to Schumpeter 1911). He is also an opportunity finder who, despite the uncertainty and risk, enthusiastically spots profitability activities. It is clear that entrepreneurship represents a boon for developing countries by injecting new impetus into economic growth. He promises to limit poverty without limiting wealth (Victor Hugo) and to reduce the social and economic gap. Morocco has made significant progress in a perspective that aims to mark the ground for a better valuation of the entrepreneurial act. However, the effectiveness of these efforts appears to be limited by a lack of financial motivation among researchers and the absence of a risk culture of our financial institutions. Also, the economic valuation of knowledge remains far behind compared to the immediate concerns of national university researchers who invest their time and knowledge in basic research. In Morocco, entrepreneurs suffer from the lack or the inadequacy with their aspirations of the means and actions mobilized that do not benefit from fundingup to the requirements of the project carried, a sine qua non conditions for the creation of innovative companies, meeting their ambitions. Is the Moroccan entrepreneurial context well thought in order to help develop and enhance the innovation potential of the country? Is it able to attract and enable innovative entrepreneurs? Our aim is to explore both the entrepreneurial ecosystem and the different interactions it can have,in the Moroccan context,with an innovative entrepreneurial approach, while paying particular attention to the bottlenecks in the process of creating a business, that may underminetake-off opportunities for entrepreneurial activity.
“Crooked Magnetism” of Maxwell (without real magnetic charges) as the age-old imprecation of Physical Science

Experimental and theoretical studies of the author (period: 1968 - present) have shown that magnetic fundamental particles (magnetic charges) are real structural components of atoms and substance. It is the magnetic charges, and not the electrons moving are the direct sources of all magnetic fields and magnetic manifestations in nature. Magnetic charges together with electric charges make up the shells of atoms which in reality are electromagnetic, and not electronic. It is the shells of atoms and nucleons that are the sources of the gravitational field, which is a vortex electromagnetic field. The main reason for ignoring magnetic charges, as well as true antielectronsа in physical science are the harsh conditions for their confinement in the structures of substance which is cardinally different from confinement of electrons. In addition, a very negative role in the “fate” of the noted problematic particles was played by Maxwell's vicious concept of electric magnetism, in which the great physicist, back in 1873, based on his superficial impressions of the famous Oersted Experiment declared moving electrons by the direct sources of the magnetic field. Paradoxically, the world physical community has accepted Maxwell's erroneous concept as the absolute truth and, for almost 150 years, his vicious electric magnetism largely determines the "development" of world fundamental physics. The article shows how the introduction of these problematic particles into basic physics radically changes the representation of most physical effects and manifestations. So, for example, the gravitational field in physics with magnetic charges is just the vortex electromagnetic field that has nothing to do with the ritual curvature of 4-dimensional space-time.&nbsp; To obtain a gravitational field and use it in practice, it is necessary to legalize magnetic charges and learn how to work with them in superconductivity conditions.
Analysing Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer or Questioning (LQBTQ) Cyberbullying Using Unsupervised Associative Approach Text Analytics Technique

Cyberbullying has become one of the major threats in our society today due to the massive damage that it can cause not only in the cyber world and the internet-based business but also in the lives of many people. The sole purpose of cyberbullying is to hurt and humiliate someone by posting and sending threats online. However, recognition of cyberbullying has proved to be a hard and challenging task for information technologists. The main objective of this study is to analyze and decode the ambiguity of human language used in cyberbullying Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer or Questioning (LGBTQ) victims and detect patterns and trends from the results to produce meaning and knowledge. This study will utilize an unsupervised associative approach text analysis technique that will be used to extract the relevant information from the unstructured text of cyberbullying messages. Furthermore, cyberbullying incidence patterns will be analyzed based on recognizing relationships and meaning between cyberbullying keywords with other words to generate knowledge discovery. “Fuck” and “Shit” account almost half of all cyberbullying words and appear more that 75 % in the dataset as the most frequently used words. Further, the terms “shit”+“hate”+ “fuck” with a positive lift value and “shit”+ “stupid” positive obtained the highest chance of togetherness / chance of utilizing both of these words to cyber bully. The combination of words / word patterns was considered abusive swearing is always considered rude when it is used to intimidate or humiliate someone. The output and results of this study will contribute to formulating future intervention to combat cyberbullying. Furthermore, the results can be utilized as a model in the development of a cyberbullying detection application based on the text relations / associations of words in the comments, replies, blog discussion and discussion groups across the social networks.
Sistem Informasi Geografis Pemetaan Pasar Tradisional Daerah Kota Cilacap Berbasis Website

The people's market is a meeting place for sellers and buyers, which is indicated by direct transactions between sellers and buyers, either through kiosks, booths and open bases. Geographically, the information available at the Trade Office, Cooperatives, Small and Medium Enterprises (DPKUKM) and Market regarding the situation and location of the market is not clear, there is no media used by the market to convey information and manage the market. The market head delivers information verbally to the agency. System development uses the waterfall method, blackbox method, actor feature functionality testing, and scenario testing. This research aims to make a website-based geographic information system can help facilitate the head of the market and offices in conveying market-related news information, as a promotional medium for each market in promoting it to visitors. The results of this system research can display market location information in the form of maps, existing facilities in the market and pelapak maps.
CIS Society Officers

L everaging knowledge has been a key topic in the research of computational intelligence, where the knowledge can be acquired by humans or machines from the learning process or search experience.Transferring the knowledge learnt, as humans usually do, possesses a great potential for dealing with new tasks in learning and optimization.In particular, evolutionary multitasking renders an intriguing way to optimize multiple tasks simultaneously through evolutionary mechanisms and knowledge transfer.Although humans also multitask-at least I thought I could-our performance in multitasking may neither come up to our expectations nor be comparable with machines.Researchers in neuroscience and psychology have found that the human brain is not built to perform tasks concurrently.Having multiple task goals actually causes interference between our brain networks.Switching back and forth between tasks, i.e., context switching, increases the demand for more processing in our brains and eventually leads to performance deterioration.Interestingly, the research also indicates that our multitasking ability may be affected by evolution and the training of media multitasking in modern life.This issue features three articles in "Knowledge Transfer in Evolutionary Optimization."The first article introduces a generalized resource allocation framework for evolutionary multitask optimization, especially under restrictive computational resources.To address the issue of negative knowledge transfer among low-correlation tasks, the second article considers inter-task gene similarity and mirror transform and integrates them into the multifactorial evolutionary algorithm.The third article presents advanced designs for memetic automation; notably, meme selection is devised to improve knowledge transfer across the population.In the Columns, the first article proposes a new data hiding scheme that enables transmitting data to multiple receivers through a single neural network.The second article applies evolutionary algorithms to design nanoparticle based drug delivery systems for cancer treatment.In the Society Briefs, we congratulate the 2021 CIS Award recipients on their remarkable accomplishments.Finally, I would like to thank our CIS President, Bernadette Bouchon-Meunier, for her leadership these past two years.The CIS has been thriving even under the hardships the pandemic has brought.In particular, during her tenure as the President, she strove to promote diversity in all activities within the society, and the CIS saw a rise especially in the number of women in our committees.The CIS chapters are continuously growing under her guidance and support.Once again, I
The Reform of Nigerian Intellectual Property Law in Perspective

As Africa’s most populous nation and its largest economy, Nigeria occupies a strategic position in the Continental architecture of human capital. As the powerhouse of Africa’s creative and entertainment industries and better than half of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) subregional economic bloc, Nigeria is arguably the hub of the Continent’s pool of creativity and innovation in search of a dynamic intellectual property (IP) system to deliver on national developmental aspirations. Given that the IP system rests eminently at the commanding heights of the new global order, intellectual property right (IPR) protection has assumed greater prominence at the international and national levels. The fundamental role of IP in harnessing creative and innovative enterprises has never been more significant than today. In the words of Michael A. Gollin (Driving Innovation: Intellectual Property Strategies for a Dymanic Word, Cambridge University Press 2008, p. 1) IP is the invisible infrastructure of innovation and a source of hidden wealth worth trillions of dollars. With the crises of access around the increasing intersectionality of IP and access to knowledge, and the spirited pursuit of global development policies, IP has become intensely existential to humanity and the flourishing of society. In the areas of health, education, agriculture, traditional knowledge, climate-crisis innovation including frontier technologies and more recently, the COVID-19 pandemic, these normative debates present an enduring test of the strength of IP institutions in meeting the challenges of public welfare, especially for indigenous societies who have been caught up in the systemic imbalance in the global IP regime complex.
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Introduction| October 07, 2021 Preface Mostafa Fayek; Mostafa Fayek Search for other works by this author on: GSW Google Scholar Peir Pufahl Peir Pufahl Search for other works by this author on: GSW Google Scholar The Canadian Mineralogist (2021) 59 (5): 799–801. https://doi.org/10.3749/canmin.INT010 Article history first online: 07 Oct 2021 Cite View This Citation Add to Citation Manager Share Icon Share Twitter LinkedIn Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Search Site Citation Mostafa Fayek, Peir Pufahl; Preface. The Canadian Mineralogist 2021;; 59 (5): 799–801. doi: https://doi.org/10.3749/canmin.INT010 Download citation file: Ris (Zotero) Refmanager EasyBib Bookends Mendeley Papers EndNote RefWorks BibTex toolbar search Search Dropdown Menu toolbar search search input Search input auto suggest filter your search All ContentBy SocietyThe Canadian Mineralogist Search Advanced Search Thomas Kurtis Kyser was born in Livingston, Montana, in 1951. Shortly after, his family moved to California, where he earned his undergraduate degree in Chemistry with specialization in Earth Science at the University of California (San Diego) in 1974, and his MSc and PhD from Berkeley in 1976 and 1980, respectively. He started his academic career at the University of Saskatchewan in 1982 and eventually moved to Queen's University (Kingston, Ontario) in 1995. Kurt has received numerous academic honors, including a Killam Research Fellowship, Willet G. Miller Medal, Royal Society of Canada, and the E.W.R. Steacie Memorial Fellowship. He is... You do not have access to this content, please speak to your institutional administrator if you feel you should have access.
Motion recognition scheme for supporting indoor PDR by partial introduction of reference data

After a disaster such as an earthquake, if evacuation route information of evacuees to the outside of a building can be recorded on their smartphones on the principle of PDR(Pedestrian Dead Reckoning) and passed to rescue staffs, it would be useful for them to reach the location of injured persons in the building. Assuming this scenario, we have proposed the motion recognition scheme of a person using a smartphone’s rotation vector sensor, an acceleration sensor and so on. The limitation of this scheme was that it needs sensor data of the person obtained in the walking state during an evacuation as reference data. In this paper, we propose a method to acquire reference data of the walking state regarding the target person in his or her daily life in advance and use it to recognize the moving state at the time of evacuation. Experimental results show that recall rates were over 80% in each motion state of walking, running, descending stairs, and ascending stairs.
Dysgraphia Classification based on the Non-Discrimination Regularization in Rotational Region Convolutional Neural Network

Dysgraphia is a handwriting disorder and the classification of dysgraphia in children's handwritten images helps to identify the dysgraphia patient effectively and also prevents low self-esteem.Traditional methods of dysgraphia classification based on experts manually classify the dysgraphia that requires more cost and time.Few researches apply the machine learning and deep learning techniques for the classification of dysgraphia and existing models have the limitations of overfitting problems in the training process.In this research, the Non-Discrimination Regularization in Rotational Region Convolutional Neural Network (NDR-R2CNN) is proposed to improve the efficiency of dysgraphia classification.The balancing parameters are introduced in the loss function to balance the class in the training and eliminate the features to reduce the overfitting problem.The collected children's handwriting data were used to evaluate the performance of the proposed NDR-R2CNN model.The proposed NDR-R2CNN model has the advantages of effective feature analysis and non-discrimination word analysis.The NDR-R2CNN model has the accuracy of 98.2 % and the SMOTE+SVM method has 90.2 % accuracy in Dysgraphia classification.The result shows that the NDR-R2CNN model has 98.2 % accuracy and the existing CNN has the accuracy of 94.2 %.
How to Enhance the Impact of Perceived Organizational Support on Knowledge Sharing? Evidence from Higher Education Sector

Academics in the new millennium are not only required to do academic work, current events in universities in Malaysia suggests academics are required to perform additional tasks such administration work, consultation, and avail themselves to perform any tasks intended to meet the demands of their faculty or university.These tasks are considered as the academics' commitment to contribute to their university and country's overall development that increases the ranks of their educational institutions in the world's top university rankings.These tasks also require knowledge sharing among academics.The occurrence of these activities are determined by the perception of Academics towards their institutions.This study explored the influence of adopting Organizational Citizenship Behavior as a mediator in the relationship between Perceived organizational Support and knowledge sharing among academics.The study was conducted in Malaysia and data collected from academics in the five major research universities.Quantitative research design was adopted where Pearson correlation, multiple regression analysis and factor analysis were used to measure the relationships hypothesized.The results indicated that Perceived Organizational Support does not have any significant effect on knowledge sharing among academics in the Malaysian higher educational sector; and organizational
Efektivitas Model Pembelajaran Kooperatif Tipe Cooperative Integrated Reading and Composition (CIRC), Student Teams Achievement Division (STAD), Dan Jigsaw secara Online terhadap Hasil Belajar Siswa Kelas X Di SMK PGRI 1 Ngawi

Research objectives 1) To find out whether there are significant differences in student learning outcomes who are subject to CIRC, STAD, and Jigsaw in class X at SMK PGRI 1 Ngawi; 2) to find out which one gives better student learning outcomes, students are subjected to CIRC, STAD, or Jigsaw. This study uses a quantitative approach with quasi-experimental research methods. The population is all students of class X at SMK PGRI 1 Ngawi for the Academic Year 2020/2021. The sample is 100 students. The sampling technique used is Simple Random Sampling. Data collection techniques using documentation and tests. The instrument test used validity, difficulty level reliability, and discriminatory power. Prerequisite tests are normality test and homogeneity test. The analysis technique used one-way ANOVA and further test with Scheffe test. Research results 1) There are significant differences in student learning outcomes who are subject to CIRC, STAD, and online Jigsaw in class X at SMK PGRI 1 Ngawi; 2) The learning outcomes of students who are subject to CIRC are better than the learning outcomes of students who are subject to STAD. The learning outcomes of students who were subjected to STAD were as good as the learning outcomes of students who were subjected to Jigsaw. The learning outcomes of students who were subjected to CIRC were as good as the learning outcomes of students who were subjected to Jigsaw.
Electronic information and educational environment of the University: sociological analysis (as exemplified by Samara National Research University)

The article discusses the concept of electronic information and educational environment of the university and its structure. The features of its implementation are analyzed on the example of Samara National Research University named after academician S.P. Korolev. The article presents the results of a sociological study, the purpose of which has been to point out the specifics of the use of the universitys IEE under conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as to carry out the research regarding the students opinion about the educational features of distance learning process. The following components of EIEE are most often used during distance learning: personal educational account, e-learning system based on Moodle (do.ssau.ru) and the university portal (ssau.ru). The majority of respondents believe that online educational platforms have limited opportunities for interactive interaction between students and teachers. Students suggest to pay attention primarily to the technical equipment of the educational process and the development of free online educational platforms. That is their proposal regarding the optimization of the online learning process.
Orthogonal ray interferometer: modification for testing convex and concave mirror surfaces

Abstract A non-contact optical method for testing of large concave and convex mirrors both spherical and aspheric is presented. It is based on the orthogonal ray interferometer modification. The point source is placed near the testing mirror and the chief ray propagates normally to its axis. The information about a tangential profile of testing mirror is contained in an interference pattern that is a result of superposition between two wavefronts, the first is reflected from the mirror, the second bypasses the mirror. Testing of the entire surface is carried out by rotating the mirror. Interferogram decoding method and algorithm for determination of an error of the testing surface are presented. The proposed method does not require bulky additional optical components what differs it from existing methods and makes promising primary for testing large astronomical mirrors. Furthermore, the method is universal and suited for surfaces with various geometrical parameters. The scheme with some modification of the present method is applied for surfaces without axis of rotational symmetry or freeform surfaces.