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Obtaining Data Authentication And Security (Privacy Preservation) Maintenance In Data Markets

Nowadays the online business for various fields shows good margin as it is more simple and sophisticated nature. While doing online business many data holders can share data with some third-party vendors and then through that data vendors will share it to the end users. While processing these things if data owner wants to sell some digital content over the internet resources then currently it is very hard to keep track over data security, maintaining privacy and keeping integrity. This paper presents a novel approach to keep digital content more secure and consistent by applying various level of encryption to the files and also to the meta-data of files. Whenever data contributors upload digital content to the server, then service provider will send the unique key to user and when service provider sells this digital content to data consumer the internal details (meta-data) of file is also gets encrypted by Elgamal Algorithm hence if any unauthorize person access the original data though it will keep secure for modifying.
Manajemen Penanggulangan Banjir Di Kelurahan Paccerakkang Kota Makassar

This research aims to know the management of flood prevention in the Paccerakkang of district office and how to know the factors that effect the management. This research is categorized in qualitative research and type of research is phenomenology. The number of the informants are 9 people which is chosen purposively. The data collection techniques are observation, documentation, and depth interview. The result of the research shows that the implementation of management of flood prevention has done quite good, but there is still more needs to be repaired. The community is aware that the importance of participation and cooperation in the management of flood . The main f actors that e ffect the management is chairman , employes behavio u r , work group s behaviour and external factors .
Effects of Physical Activity on Body Composition, Blood Pressure and Physical Fitness in Elementary School Students

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of physical activity on body composition, blood pressure and physical fitness in elementary school students. For this purpose, 157 sixth graders (89 boys, 68 girls) voluntarily participated in this experiment. Students wore pedometers for seven days, including weekend, except while sleeping and taking shower or bath. Also BMI, WHR, %body fat, blood pressure, muscular strength, muscle endurance, muscular power, flexibility, and Vo2max were measured. The result are as follows. 1) Analysis of body composition by physical activity level showed a significant difference between BMI (p.01), WHR (p.01), body fat (p.01) for boys and BMI (p.01), body fat (p.01) for girls. 2) Blood pressure did not show a significant difference depending on the level of physical activity for boys. On the other hand, the girls had significant differences in their systolic blood pressure (p.05). 3) Analysis of physical fitness by physical activity level showed the there is a significant difference between muscle endurance (p.001), muscular power (p.001), flexibility (p.05), Vo2max (p.001) for boys and muscle endurance (p.001), muscular power (p.05), Vo2max (p.001) for girls. Physical activity is judged to have a positive effect on healthy body composition, control blood pressure, and improving physical fitness. Therefore, it is important to ensure sufficient physical activity for growing children.
A Computational Approach to Syntactic Diversity in the Hebrew Bible

For more than four decades, the Eep Talstra Centre for Bible and Computer (ETCBC) has been building a richly-annotated linguistic database of the Hebrew Bible. This contribution describes the processes of data creation of this database and its underlying methodological principles. These principles which can be labeled as “bottom-up” and “form-to-function” stem from a deep concern to do justice to the biblical text itself and to prevent it from being overruled by thematic or theological considerations.BR The database facilitates the application of computational linguistics and digital humanities to the Hebrew Bible, and supports biblical exegesis, Bible translation as well as the study of the Bible as a language corpus. In recent years, the ETCBC database has been transformed to an open tool, which can be consulted online and be downloaded as a package for anyone who wants to use it for more advanced computational analysis of the Hebrew Bible.BR A research project on syntactic variation in the Hebrew Bible demonstrated the interaction of presumed data of origin (e.g., early versus late texts), genre (e.g., prose or poetry), text type (e.g., narrative and direct speech), and syntactic environment (e.g., main versus subordinate clauses). Regarding the realization of the copula “to be” for example, it can be observed that the narrative text type and the direct speech sections differ considerably in the alleged early texts of the Bible and that the direct speech in the early corpus shows similarities with the Late Biblical Hebrew corpus.BR Regarding the complexity of tree structures, it can be observed that changes in the average size of tree structures take place in main clauses, and only later, or not at all, in subordinate clauses. This agrees with a well-known principle in linguistics, the so-called Penthouse Principle, that accounts for the distinction between “innovative” main clauses and “conservative” subordinate clauses.BR Such distribution patterns which can only be discovered with a computational full corpus analysis are helpful to get a better understanding of diachronic language development of Classical Hebrew in the intersection of oral and written text transmission.
Empowering the Use of Reading Strategiesand Literacy through E-Book Novel: An Extensive Reading of the Great Gatsby

Defining literacy within the context of language teaching using various interfaces is considered an endeavor that holds a great potential to discover new contexts for meaning making. In addition, employing strategies both prior to and during the reading process is a way to enhance the effectiveness of meaning making process of reading. However, in the context of digital literacy and online extensive reading as e-book reading, the amount of research presenting insight on EFL learners’ strategic behaviors is limited in number. Therefore, this paper aims to reveal the role of strategies and understanding of literacy when performing extensive reading using e-book novels. In the study, 10 EFL learners were given a reading strategies training prior to reading an e-book novel. Following the process, their understandings of strategies and strategic behaviors were analyzed. In conclusion, it was revealed that the use of strategies when it comes to online extensive reading, EFL learners’ reading behaviors differed from those performed in conventional reading.
A Study on the Part-of-Speech Matches and Shifts of English Adverbs in English-to-Korean Translation

The purpose of this paper is twofold. Firstly, it investigates the interactions among the adverb translations according to the subtypes of adverbs in English and the typological characteristics of Korean. Secondly, it attempts to compare the adverb translations by professional translators with the non-professional translators’. This paper is based on the syntactic classification of English adverbs proposed by Quirk et al.(1985). We focus on the matches and mismatches for adverb category in translated Korean texts and analyse whether the results on the matches and mismatches correlate with non-professional translators’ translations. For the analysis, 544 English adverbs and corresponding Korean translations are collected from an English source text and the Korean target text. It is shown that 81% of adjuncts, 67% of disjuncts, 52% of conjuncts and 53% of subjuncts are translated with adverb category. The part-of-speech shifts for adverbs, which clearly show the typological characteristics of Korean, are expressed in Korean translations with verbs, adjectives, nouns, postpositions and connective suffixes. Non-professional translators tend to translate English adverbs into Koran adverbs and their translation doesn’t seem to reflect Korean typological characteristics.
Generation of quantum light in a photon-number superposition

We generate highly pure quantum states of light in a coherent superposition of zero, one, and two photons. Such states are generated by coherently driving electrically-controlled QD-microcavity devices with a resonant laser pulses. © 2019 The Author(s)
“VR Escher Stairs” - focused on the Cognitive Science Special Exhibition Artwork at the Gwacheon National Science Museum

This paper explores the process of the creation of cognitive experience exhibition contents and interaction with audiences, focusing on the "VR Escher Stairs" project, which was exhibited at the National Gwacheon Science Museum Cognitive Science Exhibition. "VR Escher Staircase" was designed considering the convergence between cognitive science and the art. "Relativity" by M. C. Escher, as the motif of the project, presents a new spatial perception in the form of an infinite staircase using an optical illusion, which cannot be realized in reality. The "VR Escher Staircase" project is not just about translating old media content into VR but also concerns the potential for VR to produce a unique media language and unique content differing from those by other forms of media. In "VR Escher Stairs", realizing the optical illusion is limited due to the characteristics of the 3D virtual space. Therefore, we built an infinite staircase instead of an optical illusion by transforming the gravitational field. In this project, the viewpoint and the movement of the audience serve as the interface. This allows the audience to experience mixed perceptions and provides them with the experiential stimulation of unfamiliar multiple viewpoints that follow in succession. Through this VR work experience, audience who visit the Cognitive Science Exhibition not only receive knowledge about cognitive science but also permit more extended openness of their perceptions by directly experiencing mixed spatial perception based on multiple gravitational fields in VR.
PERANCANGAN DESAIN RUANGAN DATA CENTER MENGGUNAKAN STANDAR TIA-942

The rapid development of information systems has an impact on increasing data storage and processing needs. Data center is a facility that consists of computer networks and storage used by other businesses or organizations to organize, process, store and disseminate large amounts of data. Data center UPT SIMJAR STIKI Indonesia has a small size of computer room, without backup power supply, space construction and security systems that are not ideal. As a result of these conditions, the process of service activities of UPT SIMJAR was disrupted. To overcome this problem, it is necessary to standardize the data center so that good data center criteria are formed, namely availability, scalability / flexibility and security. The method carried out in this design is to analyze the requirements listed in the TIA-942 standard, and proceed with the design in accordance with the required criteria. The purpose of this research is to produce a data center design that complies with the TIA-942 standard for UPT SIMJAR STIKI Indonesia.
Verification regarding Physical Fitness of Fat Type based on Longitudinal Physical Growth Data during High School

There is a possibility that obesity affects physical fitness and physical ability, and so the characteristics of the fitness of obese people have been reported. However, no reports are seen that describe the physical fitness of obese people in high school. In this study, we compared various measures of physical fitness in obese female high school students (BMI ≥25) with non-obese female high school students as well as with the national averages, for the purpose of clarifying the characteristics of physical fitness in obese girls over the three years of high school. Eight measures of physical fitness (grip strength, standing long jump, sit-ups, repeated side steps, 50-m dash, endurance running, sit-and-reach, and softball throw) were assessed in the subjects. To compare the physical fitness of obese and non-obese students in each grade, a two-way analysis of variance and the Tukey-HSD test as a sub-effects test were performed. Compared with the non-obese girls, the fitness of the obese girls was found to be poorer in terms of the ability to move one’s body quickly or for long periods, as in the standing long jump, sit-ups, 50-m dash, and endurance running. Here, the weight of fat which acts as a load on the body during movement was thought to be a factor. The non-obese girls showed a tendency in all grades for physical fitness to improve in nearly all measures, which may also expected to be partly from the effects of the development of physical functions during the high school years. In contrast, almost no trend for improvement in physical fitness was seen in the three years for the obese girls. A factor in this is thought to be the effect of obesity in decreasing the amounts of daily activity.
Human Capital Dimensions and Firm Performance, Mediating Role of Knowledge Management

The study was aimed to examine the impact of human capital dimensions on form survivability. The study further investigated the mediating role of knowledge management in the said relationship. To measure human capital six dimensions (education, experience, health, personal attributes, skills, and training) were utilised. The data was collected through a structured questionnaire. The respondent's agreeableness on statements was measured by five-point Likert scale. The sample size of the study was 342 responses collected from the owners of SMEs in Iraq. A structural model was developed to relate the variables and these relationships were examined using partial least square structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM). SmartPLS 3.0 was used to analyse the data. The findings suggest the positive and significant impact of HC-dimension on firm survival. The results also suggest the mediating role of knowledge management on the relationship of HC-dimension (education, skills, and training) on firm survival. The results were supported by the existing literature. Moreover, the research implication, limitations and future research avenues were presented.
Sharing a Secret Image Based in CMY model using RSA Method in Visual Cryptography

Many technics in visual cryptography are proposed for sharing a secret message.Among the methods cited in the literature the one of creation the secure shares based in RGB color, using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard),and ECC (Elliptical Curve Cryptography) algorithms.Our proposed technique consists to share the secret image in multiple shares.First the original image is decomposed to the CMY colors, after we created the multiple shares.This multiple shares are used to transfer the secret image by using the encryption and decryption RSA algorithm.The principle consists the created the number of shares based on the number of basics matrices, after we apply the RSA algorithm in the encryption process for each share and decryption process.
Computational Argumentation-based Clinical Decision Support

This demonstration highlights the design of the CONSULT system, a modular decision-support system (DSS) intended to help patients suffering from chronic conditions self-manage their treatments. The system takes input from multiple sources, including commercial wellness sensors and a patient's electronic health record, to inform a computational argumentation engine that constructs weighted opinions using these inputs and knowledge about their sources, and uses an interaction agent driven by argumentation-based dialogue to respond to user queries.
La traducción del exilio

This article aims to explore certain issues which arise from the reading of the testimonies collected in Los chicos del exilio. Argentina (1975-1984) by Vera Vigevani, Diana Guelar y Beatriz Ruiz, and suggests an analysis about the working methodology elected by the editors. On the basis of the dichotomies deconstruction/reconstruction of identity, constriction/voluntariness, subjectivity/objectivity, negotiation/fidelity, the thematic and methodological analysis proceeds by the comparison with the translation that I had the privilege to realize for the Italian edition of the book.
Comparing Hilbert transform profilometry and Fourier transform profilometry (Conference Presentation)

Three-dimensional (3D) shape measurement methods based on fringe analysis could achieve high resolution and high accuracy. Fourier transform profilometry (FTP) uses a single fringe pattern is sufficient to recover the carrier phase for 3D shape measurement. Basically, FTP method applies Fourier transform to a fringe image and extracts the desired phase by applying a band-pass filter to obtain the desired carrier phase. Though successful, the single-pattern FTP method has the following major limitations: 1) it is sensitive to noise; 2) it is difficult to accurately measure an object surface with strong texture variations; and 3) it is difficult to measure detailed complex surface structures. To alleviate the influence of averaged background (i.e., DC) signal, the modified FTP method was proposed by taking another fringe pattern to remove DC from the fringe pattern. Even more robust, the modified FTP method still cannot achieve high accuracy for complex surface geometry or objects with strong texture. This is because to properly recover the carrier phase, FTP requires a properly designed filter to recover the carrier phase that might be polluted by surface texture or geometry. Hilbert transform, in contrast, is based on one inherent property of Hilbert transform: it shifts the phase of a sine function by $\pi/2$. For a fringe pattern without DC component, the phase can be directly retrieved using Hilbert transform without filtering. This paper examines differences between these two methods and presents both simulation and experimental comparing results.
Typoo or orthographic error? Automatic classification of typographic versus orthographic errors using keystroke log

The automatic classification and correction of typing errors in texts has been well-studied, e.g., [1], [2]. Yet, relatively little work can be found on the classification of typographic errors (slips of the finger) versus orthographic errors. In writing research, these errors should be treated separately, as these are cognitively different actions and can have a large influence on, for example, fluency analysis and counts of revisions [3], [4]. This distinction is hard to make using the final writing product only. By analyzing typing errors during the writing process, using keystroke logging, we gain information on both the (timing of the) production and correction of typing errors [5], [6]. Several studies have used these keystroke logs to manually code typographic and orthographic errors, e.g., [7], [8]. In this project, we aim to automatically distinguish between typographic and orthographic errors. This presentation shows our first step: the characterization of typographic errors using keystroke logs from a transcription task. In a transcription task, the final text is given to the writer, hence we assume every revision is a typographic error. Data from 2,103 Dutch transcription tasks (1,717 unique participants) were collected using Inputlog [9]. Character-level confusion matrices (as in [10]) are constructed and patterns of timings are reported. In total, 5,030 corrections were made, of which 59% single substitutions, 5% single transposition, 4% single insertions, and 1% single deletions. In 27% of the revisions more than one mutation was used, and in 4% nothing changed. We invite attendees to discuss our future steps.
Improving the Students’ Narrative Monologue Skills at the Grade XI-IPS 2 of the Public Senior High School 7 Malang by Using the Picture Series Media

The English Curriculum 2013 of Senior High School requires the students to be skilful in the narrative monologue. The existing model of teaching narrative monologue so-called text memorization applied by the English teachers proves boring to the students. Such model assigns the students to memorize the text provided by the teacher and retell it. This Classroom Action Research (CAR) aimed at describing the model of teaching narrative monologue by using picture series media for both overcoming the problems faced by the students when they presented narrative monologue and improving the students’ skills of narrative monologue. Based on the collected data, the use of picture series media for teaching narrative monologue proved effective in both improving the students’ skills of narrative monologue and motivating the students to present a narrative monologue. Results of Cycle 1 were as follows: (1) from the aspect of developing ideas (coherence), it showed that there were 1 student who got the score of 2 (10.71%), 11 students with the score of 3 (89.29%), and 16 students with the score of 4 (57.1%); and (2) from the aspect of conveying the message (fluency), it showed that there were 2 students who got the score of 2 (7%), 16 students with the score of 3 (57%), and 10 students with the score of 4 (36%). The average value of the class in narrative monologues using picture series media in cycle 1 was 82.6. Results of Cycle 2 were as follows: (1) from the aspect of developing ideas (coherence), it showed that there were 1 student who got the score of 1 (4%), 20 students with the score of 3 (80%), and 4 students with the score of 4 (16%); and (2) from the aspect of conveying the message (fluency), it showed that there were 1 student who got the score of 1 (4%), and 24 students with the score of 4 (96%). The average value of the class in a narrative monologue using picture series media in cycle 2 was 85.4.
A Polynomial-time Fragment of Epistemic Probabilistic Argumentation

Probabilistic argumentation allows reasoning about argumentation problems in a way that is well-founded by probability theory. However, in practice, this approach can be severely limited by the fact that probabilities are computed by adding an exponential number of terms. We show that this exponential blowup can be avoided in an interesting fragment of epistemic probabilistic argumentation and that some computational problems that have been considered intractable can be solved in polynomial time.
American strategy towards Iraq in Obama's second term between fixed and variable (2013-2016)

The Obama administration repeated that its promise to withdraw from Iraq on time was one of its most important achievements in the first presidential term. In fact, this withdrawal was within a broader and broader context that began to emerge in Obama's second term: withdrawal from the Middle East, In the so-called Asia "Rebalance", but the growing international chaos and the explosion of many crises in the face of the US administration such as the Syrian crisis and Iraq, especially after the so-called Arab Spring revolutions, cast a shadow over the region, and turning Iraq from the success story of the Obama administration and a benchmark for its achievements in foreign policy, a story Failure and a standard of confusion in foreign policy, and critics of the Obama administration, the American withdrawal "arbitrary" created a vacuum in Iraq filled by the opponents of the United States and lose control, or at least affect the course of the arena, both at the level of local players or regional.