Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Devising an Algorithm for Election Prediction Using Survey of Voters Opinions

The purpose of this research study is to analyze how we use voter polls to predict elections and to design an algorithm to predict elections. We propose a method of prediction based on learning algorithm to determine the political profile of a voter group by obtaining a linear hierarchy on the attributes that weights the number of instances that are more relevant. Our process starts with opinion survey collected directly from the target group of voters. Having a linear attribute hierarchy that expresses the political preferences of voters allows the application of a holistic approach to distribute the potential number of votes among the parties involved. We applied our electoral outlook model in the Kosovo election case study in from February 2021. The devised algorithmic model may also be applied to other situations. Data analysis not only provides new analysis opportunities, but also faces many challenges. In our case, we listed the limitations of the research. The research attempts to promote the implementation of the algorithm by extending the processing of the information generated by the learning algorithm to improve the prediction of elections and winning parties. Discussed of all data analysis challenges, and present, discuss, and argue insights.
NILAI HISTORIS MASJID SULTAN SEBAGAI DAYA TARIK WISATA DI KAMPUNG GLAM SINGAPURA

Once a part of the British colony, now Singapore triumphs over its sister countries by being the most developed country in Southeast Asia. From the economic sector to its tourism where it became a home for diverse tourist destinations, among them is the historic Sultan Mosque that still stands stall on its place where it was built centuries ago.
Designing Service Oriented Modelling Architecture in Customer Service Management at the Catholic Church of the Archdiocese of Jakarta

The role of information technology today is increasing in the sector of modern people’s lives. The development of this information technology needs to be responded to by the Catholic Church by updating the IT system, in accordance to the motto “Ecclesia semper Reformanda” (the church must continue to update itself). In this spirit, the Catholic Church of the Archdiocese of Jakarta (KAJ Church) seeks to respond the changing times with the applications that are easy for devotees in the ministry. However, the existing applications operate separatedly (not integrated), therefore it is very difficult for data to provide in real time, duplicate data and create application silos, and causes services for customers to be hampered. As the result, IT groups find it difficult to support the speed of change required by the organization due to the relatively long application development process with the continued dependency between each application silo. Therefore, the right solution is needed for some of the above problems to improve the system and architecture of different platforms and databases (interconnection between applications). To make it easier for organizations to adapt the changes, especially in bringing together the management of applications and facilitating the process of developing systems going forward, the KAJ Church needs to implement a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)-based system with a wealth of applications. This update was done with the implementation of Service Oriented Modelling Architecture (SOMA) methodology, especially customer service management implementation. The implementation of SOMA is necessary to facilitate organizations to adapt changes, especially to integrate existing applications and to develop systems in the future. SOMA methodology represents a high level view work process that starts from the data collection process, the ongoing business process, the issues found in the field, the proposed solutions, to the process of implementing the selected solution until the implementation stage. The implementation of SOMA is not only limited to cost and energy savings from application development efforts, but ultimately the realization of an organization that is able to quickly adapt the business processes in it in order to be able to respond to the latest market demands. The goal is for KAJ church to provide better Customer Services, be more accurate, effective and efficient and able to help donors to provide appropriate assistance funds.
Users Perspective of Educational Technology

In software engineering, user-centered design and development are now standard practice with an emphasis on rapid prototyping and getting input from representative users. Taking the typical models of user-centered design in software engineering as a reference and considering the research of user-centered design in educational technology, the following sections will introduce the users’ perspective of educational technology. Emphasis is on user experience, user-centered design, learner-centered design, and the ARCS motivation model.
MONcrypt: a technique to ensure the confidentiality of outsourced data in cloud storage

Cloud provides storage for enterprises to store their data in virtual storage. Enterprises outsourced their data but security of data in cloud storage is not guaranteed. If anything wrong happens on the data, the users suspect the cloud storage providers. Ensuring the confidentiality of outsourced data plays a vital role in the cloud security. To ensure the confidentiality of outsourced data, this paper proposes a technique called MONcrypt. MONcrypt is based on obfuscation technique. Obfuscation is a process of masking the original text into irrelevant text without using any key unlike encryption. MONcrypt uses key for de-obfuscation. This novel obfuscation technique is used to ensure the confidentiality of outsourced data in cloud storage. The paper compares the proposed technique with existing technique like Base32, Base64, hexadecimal en coding, DES, 3DES and Blowfish. The proposed technique shows better performance and security compared with the existing techniques.
Revocable ciphertext-policy attribute-based encryption in data outsourcing systems from lattices

Attribute-based encryption mechanism is widely used in outsourcing systems because of its characteristics of 'one-to-many' communication. However, users' attributes often change dynamically. In order to solve the problem of attribute revocation in the attribute-based encryption scheme in the outsourcing systems, a revocable ciphertext policy attribute-based encryption in data outsourcing systems from lattices is proposed. The scheme uses the LWE problem to construct the encryption and decryption algorithm, which can resist the quantum attack. Tree-access structure is adopted to realise flexible fine-grained access strategy. In addition, with the help of the data outsourcing management server, the attribute key and ciphertext are updated to achieve immediate attribute revocation. The scheme is proved to be secure under the selective attribute and selective plaintext attacks. The comparative analysis shows that the scheme has a significant improvement in performance, and it supports immediate attribute revocation, which is more suitable for the dynamic change of users in the outsourcing systems, such as social network platforms.
Interactive Graphics

The previous chapter addressed generating static graphics. In this chapter, we provide some recipes for generating dynamic graphics. This includes animations of line and patch objects, utilizing uicontrols in figures, designing GUIs using App Designer, and deploying your GUI as a MATLAB app. Along the way, we present some tips for maximizing the performance of your dynamic graphics functions.
Proofs

A mathematical system consistsProof of axioms, definitions, theorems and various other structures. A theorem is a proposition that can be proved to be true and an argument that establishes the truth of a statement is called a Proof.
Resolving simulated sequences of earthquakes and fault interactions: implications for physics-based seismic hazard assessment

Earth and Space Science Open Archive This preprint has been submitted to and is under consideration at Journal of Geophysical Research - Solid Earth. ESSOAr is a venue for early communication or feedback before peer review. Data may be preliminary.Learn more about preprints preprintOpen AccessYou are viewing the latest version by default [v1]Resolving simulated sequences of earthquakes and fault interactions: implications for physics-based seismic hazard assessmentAuthorsValereLambertiDNadiaLapustaSee all authors Valere LambertiDCorresponding Author• Submitting AuthorCalifornia Institute of TechnologyiDhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-6174-9651view email addressThe email was not providedcopy email addressNadia LapustaCalifornia Institute of Technologyview email addressThe email was not providedcopy email address
Predicting the Crimes Based On the Weather Using Pyspark

Crime investigation is one in all the principal vital exercises of the greater part of the astute and authorization associations wherever the planet. Commonly they gather household partner degree remote crime associated data (insight) to stop future assaults and use a confined assortment of implementation assets in an ideal way. A genuine test Janus-looked by the greater part of the authorization and insight associations is with productivity and precisely investigating the developing volumes of crimes associated data. The Brobdingnagian geological decent variety and furthermore the nature of crime designs have made the breaking down and recording of crime data harder. Information preparing could be an incredible asset that might be utilized viably for examining gigantic databases and record vital expository outcomes. This paper presents partner degree astute wrong doing examination framework that is intended to beat the over referenced issues. The arranged framework is here is to propose area examination together with the crime occurred and that proposed Pyspark which is an open source clustering framework here to store incredible measure of information's for crime investigation. And the crime analysis is based on the arrest which is a classified graphically viewed using a chart based on yearly, monthly, weekly, daily crime to analyze the criminals data. The arranged framework comprises of an upscale and rearranged setting that might be utilized successfully for procedures of crime investigation
I Owe You an Explanation

Abstract To cohesively interact with others, we must recognize that we are sometimes obligated to explain our actions. In three experiments, this chapter provides evidence that young children are aware of social norms governing when explanations are owed, and judge that people are obligated to explain their actions when they directly interfere with others’ goals. In Experiment 1, 3–6-year-olds were more likely to say that agents had to explain their actions when they interfered with others’ goals, than when agents did not interfere. In Experiment 2, children differentiated between when explanations are owed and when they are desired. Finally, in Experiment 3, children showed they understand that an explanation is owed to the person whose goal was frustrated, but not to other people. These findings build on recent work in experimental philosophy on norms that govern the content of utterances, by examining norms governing when certain utterances should be said.
This issue of Geophysics

In this article, the Editor of Geophysics provides an overview of all technical articles in this issue of the journal.
DEVELOPING A MODEL OF TEACHING READING COMPREHENSION FOR EFL STUDENTS

This study aimed at designing a model of teaching reading compre- hension based on the objectives of teaching reading at the senior high school and the teachers’ understanding of the school curriculum and to describe the imple- mentation of the model. The subject consisted of 24 teachers, 167 students of five SMAs (senior high schools) in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. This develop- mental study had five steps: analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation. The result indicates that the model significantly increases the reading comprehension of EFL students (M = -14.43114), t (166) = -16.155, p &amp;lt; .05. The teachers and students stated that the learning condition, teaching and learning process, reading comprehension, instructional reading materials, and teachers’ teaching performance were well established. This interactive model improved the reading comprehension of the students significantly. Thus, it is an alternative model of teaching reading for EFL students.
Duration Perception Versus Perception Duration: A Proposed Model for the Consciously Experienced Moment.

Duration perception is not the same as perception duration. Time is an object of perception in its own right and is qualitatively different to exteroceptive or interoceptive perception of concrete objects or sensations originating within the self. In reviewing evidence for and against the experienced moment, White (2017, Psychol. Bull., 143, 735–756) proposed a model of global integration of information dense envelopes of integration. This is a valuable addition to the literature because it supposes that, like Tononi’s (2004, BMC Neurosci., 5, 42) Integrated Information Theory, consciousness is an integral step above perception of objects or the self. Consciousness includes the perception of abstract contents such as time, space, and magnitude, as well as post-perceptual contents drawn from memory. The present review takes this logic a step further and sketches a potential neurobiological pathway through the salience, default mode, and central executive networks that culminates in a candidate model of how duration perception and consciousness arises. Global integration is viewed as a process of Bayesian Prediction Error Minimisation according to a model put forward by Hohwy, Paton and Palmer (2016, Phenomenol. Cogn. Sci., 15, 315–335) called ‘distrusting the present’. The proposed model also expresses global integration as an intermediate stage between perception and memory that spans an approximate one second duration, an analogue of Wittmann’s (2011, Front. Integr. Neurosci., 5, 66) experienced moment.
Tugas 6 Winny Fajarny Suhada Ramzah (Administrasi Sarana dan Prasarana)

Administration of educational facilities and infrastructure are all components that directly or indirectly support the course of the educational process to achieve the objectives in education itself. Administrative activities in the field of educational facilities and infrastructure include; planning, procurement, inventory, distribution, utilization and maintenance, deletion, and supervision of educational facilities and infrastructure. The role of the teacher in the administration of school infrastructure facilities: involved in planning the procurement of teaching aids, involved in the use and maintenance of teaching aids used by teachers, supervision in the use of practical tools by students.
Image Gallery

&lt;p&gt;We aim to create a simple java-based application that displays various category-based images from the database to the users so that the users can freely use our images to enhance their projects. The concept of our project is similar to “Getty images.com” or “Pinterest”.&lt;/p&gt;
17. Semantic issues in machine translation

There has been research in Machine Translation for half a century. In this article we sketch the role that semantic knowledge and semantic analysis of words, sentences and texts have played in the different architectures that have been suggested for translating texts automatically. We sketch the reasons for making use of semantics in Machine Translation, the problems that arise from using it, the shape tradeoffs could take for minimizing the cost of semantic analysis and maximizing its impact on translation quality and how linguistic analysis and semantic representation could be combined with data-driven approaches and why this should be done.
Software Development: Working in Teams

Too many cooks spoil the broth. This adage applies equally well to programming unless you organize your engineers in the right way.
Creativity through the prism of the unconscious in S. Freud's concept of psychoanalysis

The modernizing global world with new sociocultural practices actualizes the study of creativity as a constitutive phenomenon of human personality in the context of the challenges of modern era. The object of this research is creativity as a cultural phenomenon. The subject is creativity in the S. Freud's concept of psychoanalysis. In the era of change and uncertainty, when the role of creativity is increasing, the ideas of S. Freud acquire special significance. The article considers the unconscious in the context of the social, in correlation with social factors and as a key position in creativity. The theoretical and methodological framework of the study includes cultural-historical and comparative methods. The systemic approach allowed viewing the phenomenon of creativity as a system in combibation of elements. The author also used the methods of analogy, analysis, comparison, and generalization. The discovered by Freud mechanism of sublimation is considered through the lens of creativity, as a way of redirecting energy displaced into the field of the unconscious by social factors, the sphere of creativity. The psychoanalytic concept serves as the methodological basis for explaining creativity as a complex process in combination of the conscious and unconscious.
New Mathematics for Nucleons

In this century it is clear that the nano range can use mathematics differently from 100 years ago where quantum mechanics QM formulated its axioms. A first news is that the postulate on ψ-waves is revised: indinite dimensions are replaced by 8 dimensions of the strong interactions geometry. It is not linear but a toriodal product of two 3-and 5-dimensional spheres. S³ is already used in the QM spin calculus for the weak WI and electromagentic EM unit sphere in the 4-dimensional space used in physics to describe its systems through 4-vectors. Vectors can be exdended by an additional list of numbers to 8 digits. This is needed in this centrury to accomodate the findings in particle physics, not only for the 8 SI gluons. It provides in addition a unification of gravity with the standard models forces.
Empirical Research Methods for Human-Computer Interaction

In this two-session course, attendees learn how to conduct empirical research in human-computer interaction (HCI). This course delivers an A-to-Z tutorial on designing a user study and demonstrates how to write a successful CHI paper. It would benefit anyone interested in conducting a user study or writing a CHI paper. Only general HCI knowledge is required.
Restrictive Relative Constructions in Pesh: A Predominantly Internally-Headed Relative Clause Language

AbstractIn this chapter, I offer the first description of restrictive headed relative constructions in Pesh, a Chibchan language spoken in Honduras. This language follows three relativization strategies: 1) internally-headed relative clauses in which the head nominal of the relative clause, which is a core argument or a genitive, occurs inside the relative clause. This is the most frequent and primary strategy in Pesh, as it is used to relativize subjects; 2) externally-headed relative clauses in which the head nominal, which has a peripheral role in the relative clause, occurs outside the relative clause, being represented in the relative clause by a gap; and 3) relative clauses introduced by a wh-word that functions as a relative; only locative wh-words piah ‘where’ and pikan ‘where, in which direction’ occur. The distribution of the three relative clauses in Pesh clearly responds to accessibility restrictions on specific functions. Further, this chapter explores the relation between relative strategies and degree of finiteness. Internally-headed relative clauses and externally-headed relative clauses are less finite and show some nominalized features in the scalar phenomenon of nominalization, since the marker that obligatorily occurs at the end of the relative construction in internally-headed relative clauses and at the end of the relative clause in externally-headed relative clauses is a case or the topic enclitic marker prototypically used at the end of noun and postpositional phrases. In contrast, relative clauses bearing a wh-word are most finite, and their subordinate feature is marked by a subordinator at the end of the verb.
Implementation of Client Controlled Privacy Preserving Data Model for Mining Decision Rules using Decision Tree and Association Rules

The privacy-preserving data mining (PPDM) is one of the techniques which are used for mining data dynamically with preserving privacy of the end data owner. In this paper, a PPDM technique for generating the privacy-preserving decision rules is proposed and implemented. The key motive of presenting this privacy-preserving decision rule mining technique is to demonstrate how securely data is aggregated in the PPDM environment, how securely extract them and consumed them with the help of applications. In addition to comparing the state of art methods for mining privacy preserving decision rules for preparing the future directions of research. Therefore two different data models have used namely decision tree and association rule mining. The conducted experiments demonstrate that decision tree-based techniques are superior to the association rule mining based techniques for mining higher dimensional data with higher accuracy and low resource consumption. Therefore in the near future for extending this data model the two concepts are also introduced in this paper.
ICIR Euroinvent 2020

International Conference on Innovative Research in the field of Materials Science and Engineering May 21 st to 22 nd , 2020 Iasi – Romania List of Organized by, With support of, Editors, Foreword Scientific Advisory Board are available in the pdf
Applying Practice Rehearsal Pairs: Improving Students’ Speaking Skill Viewed From Motivation

This article refers to an experimental research about the effectiveness of Practice Rehearsal Pairs Method to teach speaking at TOEFL Training Class of Language Laboratory in STKIP Muhammadiyah Bangka Belitung. The population of this research is the university students who took TOEFL Training Class of Language Laboratory in STKIP Muhammadiyah Bangka Belitung. The sample of this research consists of two classes; class A was used as the experimental group treated by using Practice Rehearsal Pairs, and class B as the control group treated by using lecture method, each class consists of 30 students, so the total sample is 60 students. The sampling technique used is purposive sampling. The instruments used to collect the data are students’ motivation questionnaire and speaking skill test. The data were analyzed by using multifactor analysis of variance (ANOVA 2X2) and Tukey test. Based on the results of the analysis, the findings of this research are: (1) Practice Rehearsal Pairs is more effective than lecture method to teach speaking; (2) the students with high level of motivation have better speaking skill than those with low level of motivation; and (3) there is an interaction between teaching methods and students’ level of motivation to teach speaking. Based on the above findings, it can be concluded that Practice Rehearsal Pairs is an effective method to teach speaking for the university students who took TOEFL Training Class of Language Laboratory in STKIP Muhammadiyah Bangka Belitung”. The effectiveness of the method is influenced by the students’ level of motivation.