Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Quantum protocols for few-qubit devices

Quantum computers promise to dramatically speed up certain algorithms, but remain challenging to build in practice. This thesis focuses on near-term experiments, which feature a small number (say, 10-200) of qubits that lose the stored information after a short amount of time. We propose various theoretical protocols that can get the best out of such highly limited computers. For example, we construct logical operations, the building blocks of algorithms, by exploiting the native physical behavior of the machine. Moreover, we describe how quantum information can be sent between qubits that are only indirectly connected.
LibGuides: World History: Library Resources

This guide is designed to assist students in finding resources for their World History classes.
DOCUMENTS FROM THE PERSONAL FUND OF N.V. KALACHOV, A HISTORIAN AND AN ARCHIVIST

The year 2019 marks the second centenary of the birth of the outstanding 19 th century Russian archivist Nikolai Vasilyevich Kalachov (1819–1885). A historian, lawyer, academician, senator, initiator of the provincial archival commissions in Russia, an innovator in archival studies – this nobleman from the Saratov province was a tirelessly dedicated collector and а keeper of domestic archives. N.V. Kalachov was the most prominent founder of archiving science in this country. His abundant personal collection is kept in the Saratov Region State Archives. The appearance of those precious documents in Saratov was an outstanding event in the activity of the Saratov Archival Scientific Commission (SUAK, an abbreviation in Russian, Saratovskaya Uchenaya Arkhivnaya Komissiya). Kalachov was to introduce the Commission to the public, but his premature death prevented that from happening. Kalachov’s widow donated his personal archives to the Commission, and to the 25 th anniversary of his death those materials were brought from Kalachov’s Estate in the Saratov region to SUAK. Grigori Grigorievich Dybov Jr. (1868–1920), a Saratov notary, played an important part in that scientific expedition. This article discusses the milestones in Kalachov’s biography, portraying him as an eminent public figure, it mentions some of his early works in the 1830s. The fragments of those documents – translations, diary entries and essays – are quoted for the first time.
АвторефератМетодика формування музично-слухової активності майбутніх учителів музичного мистецтвав навчальному хоровому колективі13.00.02 – теорія та методика музичного навчання

In the thesis the issue of formation of musical-auditory activity of future musical art teachers in the educational choral collective is investigated.The state of the studied problem in the theory and methods of musical education is determined. Musical-auditory activity is considered as one of the forms of organization of mental activity of the individual, which provides regulation of auditory activity, analysis and synthesis of auditory objects, and consists in directing the auditory analyzer to the sound of musical tissue (choral composition, fragment, sound, etc.) and concentration of listening activity on it at the moment.
1384: MACHINE LEARNING METHODS IN HEALTHCARE: AN OVERVIEW

Allareddy, Veerajalandhar1; Karhade, Deepti Shroff2; Chegondi, Madhuradhar3; Badheka, Aditya3; Allareddy, Veerasathpurush4 Author Information
DISADVANTAGES OF INTERDISCIPLINARITY IN MATHEMATICS

1 Palacký University in Olomouc, Faculty of Science (CZECH REPUBLIC)2 Palacký University in Olomouc, Faculty of Education (CZECH REPUBLIC)3 University of Ostrava, Faculty of Science (CZECH REPUBLIC)
JAWARA Application: Does Digital Guide Feel Like Analog Communication Based Guide?

This study examined the differences between analog communication models played by human tour guides versus digital communications aided by digital guides called JAWARA applications in the guidance of the botanical garden. This study examined whether digital guide feels like a guide that communicating analogously, and observed the changes in the way they are guiding and whether it also impacts the cultural change from analog to digital. The theoretical framework used is interpersonal communication theory versus complexity theory based on communication models in digital media. Furthermore, this study is conducted from the cultural context and digital culture by descriptive qualitative research method. The primary data source is the interview with JAWARA admin and application developer. Results showed that the guidance communication model in the botanical garden underwent significant changes with the presence of JAWARA digital guide applications. These changes occur due to the analog and digital guidance communication models have different characteristics. However, the presence of digital guides has not been able to replace the analog guide completely because digital guides have not felt like analog (human) guides. However, the presence of digital guide applications brings changes to the cultural context, which was previously analogous as a whole, will gradually be displaced by the presence of digital culture and then mixed.
Triple Comparison-based Interactive Differential Evolution for Creating Sign Sound

Interactive Evolutionary Computation is known as effective method for creating media contents suited to each user in the fields of graphics and sounds. In the IEC tasks, human users' fatigue is one of the serious problems in terms of the number of searches is limited. The present study tackles this problem by employing a subjective comparison of three solution candidates. Triple comparison-based Interactive Differential Evolution (IDE) was proposed by Pei et al., and this study proposes a method of creating sound with the IDE. To investigate efficiencies of the IDE, listening experiment was conducted. Eleven subjects participated in the experiment. In search step, the subjects compared three sign sounds and selected the best one with a perspective of “warning”. In evaluation step, the subjects scored the two representative sounds which were picked up from the initial and the final generations. Distance between target vectors, the number of selections of each triple vector, and subjective fitness value were used as indices for investigating performance of the IDE. Decrease in the distance was observed in the prior half of the generations, and decrease in the selections of non-target vectors was observed. The subjective fitness increased, however, it was not significant. The performance of the triple comparison-based IDE for creating warning sound was discussed with good and poor experimental results, and some points should be improved were suggested in this paper.
A Feature-Based Fragile Watermarking of Color Image for Secure E-Government Restoration

this research developed a method using fragile watermarking technique for color images to achieve secure e-government tamper detection with recovery capability. Before performing the watermark insertion process, the RGB image is converted first into YCbCr image. The watermark component is selected from the image feature that approximates the original image, in which the chrominance value features as a watermark component. For a better detection process, 3-tuple watermark, check bits, parity bits, and recovery bits are selected. The average block in each 2 x 2 pixels is selected as 8 restoration bits of each component, the embedding process work on the pixels by modifying the pixels value of three Least Significant Bit (LSB) . The secret key for secure tamper detection and recovery, transmitted along with the watermarked image, and the algorithm mixture is used to extract information at the receiving end. The results show remarkably effective to restore tampered image.
Research Guides: Social Emotional Learning Children's Books: Letting Things Go

This guide will help you to locate books in the children's collection which relate to topics of Social Emotional Learning, and is designed to align with the topics covered by the Toolbox SEL curriculum.
Professional Training of Future Choreography Teachers in the Context of Their Pedagogical Beliefs Formation

In the context of reforming education, the problem of improving professional training of future teachers of choreography becomes especially urgent, since the success ofpedagogical activity depends on certain personal qualities, world view, level of culture and professional competence. Professional beliefs, being important structural components of the outlook of the future teacher, determine the attitude of young choreography pedagogue to pedagogical activities and to children. Formation of pedagogical beliefs plays an important role in the process of becoming a personality.For a graduate of a pedagogical university, the level of development of their pedagogical beliefs is an indicator and a prerequisite for their willingness for pedagogical activity. Thesource of pedagogical beliefs is not only the reflection of the person’s limited experience of professional activity, but also the experience of the society, which is a change ofconsciously based pedagogical knowledge. Pedagogical beliefs are cognitive and emotional attitudes of a teacher to knowledge as a true fact; a mental state characterized by persistent views, a belief in the correctness of their thoughts and feelings; a conscious need of a teacher that prompts them to act in accordance with their value orientations. The content of professional training of a choreography teacher as a person-mediated entity is the unity of three interrelated components: pedagogical, professional, and general cultural (aesthetic), which interpenetrate and interact with each other, forming the indivisible quality, which is inherent in an individual personality.The definite informative components make up professional beliefs of future choreography teacher, since one can believe in the truth of knowledge only by relying on pedagogical, professional and aesthetic knowledge of their unity. Professional knowledge, skills and abilities lose any significance to a teacher who does not believe in their legitimacy. The teacher perceives and evaluates new professional information through the prism of their pedagogical beliefs.
Ανίχνευση κίνησης αντικειμένων με raspberry- pi και python

The present thesis concerns the development of algorithms-models onPython Code and the application on a Raspberry Pi 3 for multi-objectdetection.The following methods that took place for developing this project are basedon Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning) and also the application ofmultiple mathematical algorithms and techniques such as (Gaussian MixtureModel, Morphological Opening, Foreground Detection, Bayesian Inference,Kalman Filter) etc.
Correction to: Model-Based Robot Imitation with Future Image Similarity

The acknowledgement section was omitted in the original version of this article, which is given below.
A Perspective on Machine Vision

A framework for machine vision is sketched in order to discuss current research problems in the evaluation of digitized images. The recognition and description of objects, of their shape, texture, and other properties, as well as a description of their static spatial relations with respect to each other and to the recording camera, all require complex system-internal representations. This framework is extended to discuss the investigation of image sequences which permit temporal developments within the field of view of a recording camera to be captured. The temporal variation of image intensities can be exploited to infer temporal variations of geometrical relations in space. Although this raises a number of very interesting research problems, this contribution emphasises a different research avenue: linking the results to be extracted from an image sequence to descriptions at the level of natural language sentences. In the field of computational linguistics, considerable experience has been accumulated in the construction of internal representations for natural language statements about the world. Tapping this experience for research into the evaluation of image sequences is expected to be of advantage. In this paper we describe a system aimed at providing software support for the process of knowledge acquisition. Such support comprises a workbench incorporating a number of knowledge acquisition tools. These include knowledge elicitation techniques such as sorting and rating methods, together with machine learning techniques. The paper discusses the various problems raised by this work. These include: defining an adequate view of the general acquisition process, developing an appropriate implementation architecture, directing knowledge acquisition via knowledge level models and producing a sufficiently powerful representation language to integrate the results of acquisition. Finally, we describe the limitations of our current system and propose future developments in our work.
User story technique in scientific software product project: Measuring rock block displacement

User Story technique is a tool for writing requirements in a way of short and simple descriptions of the system’s features from the perspective of the user. This paper discusses and represent the adjust User Story technique for a conceptual verifier produced as part of scientific software development process. We will demonstrate this by using a user story technique in order to write requirements for a scientific software used to. In this paper we describe and demonstrate the use of the adjusted user story technique for software scientific product as expressed in the development of a measuring rock block displacement.
Theoretical Foundations of Forming Motivation to Instrumental Performing Activities of the Future Music Teacher during Professional Training

The issue of forming motivation to instrumental performance during professional training has not yet received the proper coverage in academic literature, which determines the relevance of the problem, which we examine in our study.Motivation to instrumental performance in the process of training and the awareness of importance is crucial in the choice of pedagogical methods. Therefore, the formation of motivation to instrumental performing activities is not a simple increase in the positive or negative attitudes to mastering the musical performing art, but elaborating on the structure of individual motivational sphere, establishing new, more complex connections between the motives.Successful formation of motivation to instrumental performing activity is possible only when future music teacher’s diverse needs, abilities, values acquire an integral social and objective direction, which leads to the priority of higher sense forming motives.The presence and prevalence of higher motives of musical performing activity, such as artistic cognitive and procedural substantive motives, come forth as the desire to expand instrumental performing skills and result in the aesthetic world-view and professional self-improvement.
The 100th Anniversary Studies of the March 1 Movement and Current Perspectives: Democracy and Various Subjects

This article examines the characteristics of studies on the 100th year of the March 1st Movement, focusing on the current perspectives. The studies of the March 1st movement always based on the issue and value of the contemporary society, as shown in the studies of 50th year and the 70th year. The current characteristics of historical studies in 2019 can be noted with ‘democracy’ and ‘various subjects’. First, as shown in the evaluation of the starting point of ‘Democratic Republic of Korea’, the meaning of ‘democratic transition’ is the characteristic of the many researches. However, the studies of the March 1st movement in the 100th year it should be noted that thinking linearly of history can have the effect of maximizing the present as a result, and excluding the other various intentions of the March 1st movement. Second, studies in 2019 drew attention to the ‘various subjects’ instead of a single collective subject. It is different form previous studies focusing on ‘Nation’ and ‘People’. Because of the examining the diverse aspects more closely, it is found that the improvement in the description of the March 1st movement. However, it can be asked that the meaning of ‘diversity’ presented as an absolute proposition in the current society. The interpretation and discussion of the meaning of ‘History of various subjects’ remains a task.
An Automatic Approach for the Classification of Ancient Clay Statuettes Based on Heads Features Recognition

In recent years, quantitative approaches based on mathematical theories and ICT tools, known under the terms of digital, computational, and virtual archaeology, are more and more involved in the traditional archaeological research. In this paper, we apply shape analysis techniques to 3D digital replicas of archaeological findings to support their interpretation. In particular, our study focuses on a collection of small terracotta figurines from the ancient sanctuary of Ayia Irini, Cyprus, and it aims at re-analysing the material utilising a quantitative approach. We experiment state of the art techniques (meshSIFT and DBSCAN) to cluster statuettes according to the similarity of their heads, to investigate their production process.
STUDENTS’ ATTITUDE TO GAMIFICATION OF EDUCATION DEPENDING ON THEIR PRIOR EXPERIENCE

Appears in: ICERI2019 Proceedings Publication year: 2019Pages: 8656-8662ISBN: 978-84-09-14755-7ISSN: 2340-1095doi: 10.21125/iceri.2019.2061Conference name: 12th annual International Conference of Education, Research and InnovationDates: 11-13 November, 2019Location: Seville, Spain
Bazel and Android

In the prior chapters, you used Bazel to develop functionality that would most likely be deployed to a backend somewhere. However, Bazel can be (and is) used for more than just backend projects, able to handle mobile clients as well. In this chapter, we will explore using Bazel to build on the Android platform.
Privacy and Auditability in Cloud Assisted Health Data

Cloud security is an emerging concept in data outsourcing in the cloud and also maintaining of multiple copies of each user in different servers is crucial task in data outsourcing in terms of customer cost, memory storage in multi user access in real time distributed systems.Traditionally a Map-Based Provable Multicopy Dynamic Data Possession (MB-PMDDP) plan that has the accompanying components: it gives a proof to the customers can utilize that the CSP is not unfaithful by sparing less duplicates, it encourages outsourcing of intense data, i.e., it encourages piece level capacities, for example, forestall modification, arrangement, evacuation and append and it permits endorsed customers to effortlessly get to the information record copies spared by the CSP.For example consider e-Health care systems for providing security to patients sensitive information with modifications (like insert, deletion, updation) by different peoples and store those files in different servers causes loss of security to patients because of corrupted data in different servers.To support above considerations in multi user data access in this study, we propose to develop, incorporate solace with versatile therapeutic consideration frameworks with the assistance of the private evaluation.Our framework offers critical components, for example, successful key control, security, safeguarding data storage room and recuperation, particularly for recuperation at crisis circumstances and auditability for abusing wellbeing data.Especially, we prescribe to consolidate key control from the pseudo interesting number maker for unlinkability, a sheltered and secured posting technique for solace ensuring catchphrase and key expression search for which disguises both search for and access designs taking into account repetition.
VIRTUALIZATION OF TEACHING IN HIGHER EDUCATION: A CLEAR DIVERGENCE BETWEEN STUDENTS’ AND TEACHERS’ VIEWS AND PERCEPTIONS

VIRTUALIZATION OF TEACHING IN HIGHER EDUCATION: A CLEAR DIVERGENCE BETWEEN STUDENTS’ AND TEACHERS’ VIEWS AND PERCEPTIONS
Silence Unknown Callers on Android

Apple announced a new IOS feature to Silence Unknown Callers. It seems like an easy way to avoid robocalls. I wanted to do it on
Speech Act and the Analysis for English Text Book Material Development at Eleven Grade of Vocational High School

The aim of this research is to recognize the types of speech acts, conveyed by an English teacher at a vocational highschool, using Searle’s theory and to discover the dominant kinds of speech act employed by the teacher. The researcher also there were additional utterances used by the tecaher in showing learning movement. The research methodology is descriptive-qualitative research. In this research, the researcher found that there are three kinds of speech act uttered by the teacher; they are directives, representative and expressive. The reseacher calculated the data finding and found 397 utterances. The data found that there are 246 directives utterances with the percentage is 61,96% , 45 representative untterances with the percentage is 45%, and 6 expressive utterances with the precentage 1,51% . The most obtrustive is directives speech act (61,96%) and the most seldom is expressives speech act (1,51%). The most obtrustive is directives because the teacher often used directives (questioning) to handle the students in the classroom and make sure that the students understood the aims of the English material.
Chih-Han Yu: CEO Co-founder, Appier

In 2010, Chih-Han Yu co-founded Appier with Joe Su and Winnie Lee in Taiwan. Prior to Appier, Yu spent most of his career studying computer science in academe, earning a bachelor’s degree in the field from National Taiwan University, followed by a master’s degree at Stanford University, and finally, a PhD from Harvard University.
From the Experience of Using the Method of Step Representations in Preparing Students for Scientific and Practical Festivals

Digitalization of the Russian economy requires appropriate changes in the system of education and training. Transformations in the system of secondary education should begin in the subject area «Mathematics and informatics». The paper shows the experience of training and participation of school students in the sections of mathematics, informatics, bioinformatics of scientific conferences.
Towards virtual material characterisation of unidirectional composites with microscopic simulations

This paper reports on the experimental and numerical investigation of IM7/8552 unidirectional composites. Polished composite samples have been investigated using an optical microscope and an automatized algorithm for pattern recognition to determine the distribution of radius and inter-fibre distance. Based on the obtained parameters, multiple unit cells have been generated and virtually loaded in tension, compression and shear to generate material properties while taking into account stochastic effects. To reduce computing time, several parameters such as unit cell size, mesh fineness or boundary conditions have been investigated beforehand. In a second time, material models available in LS-DYNA have been compared with focus on computational effectivity and result accuracy. Moreover, effect of loading rate on unidirectional properties has been investigated. Compared to experimentally-measured mechanical parameters, first numerical results show a promising path towards a predictive tool for unidirectional composites.
Security analysis of enhanced Schmidt-Samoa scheme

Thangavel and Varalakshmi proposed "Enhanced Schmidt-Samoa cryptosystem for data confidentiality in cloud computing" in 2016, they modified the Schmidt-Samoa (SS) scheme, namely Enhanced Schmidt-Samoa (ESS) scheme into cloud computing environment. According to this algorithm, the authors develop two tiny programs those are Android app and HTML version used to mobile phone in any where. In the same time; the authors also analyze the security flaw of ESS algorithm in this article.