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Tinjauan Penelusuran Banjir (flood routing) Krueng Peudada Kabupaten Bireuen Dalam Upaya Mereduksi Puncak Banjir Tahunan

Reservoirs is an alternative to overcome flood problem that occurs due to Krueng Peudada flood discharge. The Peudada Reservoir has cacthmen area of 426.54 km2 and the length of the main river is 44.38 km.The objective of  this study  to analyze the outflow hydrograph (peak flood discharge that exits through the Peudada Reservoir spillway), and the maximum capacity of the river downstream of the Peudada Reservoir.Analysis of flood discharge using Hydrograph Unit Synthetic Nakayasu and Hydrograph Unit Synthetic SCS. Flood rooting analysis through reservoirs using level pool routing method. The results of this study show that the Peudada Reservoir can reduce flood discharge by ± 59.66%. Spillway capacity is 3148.44 m3 / sec, greater than  flood discharge of 1000 years return period of 1245.86 m3 / sec, while the river's capacity was only 539.60 m3 / sec. Some alternavtive for food controlling  that can be taken are the construction of flood ways, increase river flow capacity and in case of flood discharge, there are sufficient time intervals to evacuate residents to a safe place.
ACTING ABILITIES AS A VARIETY OF CREATIVE ABILITIES

The article describes the definitions of the concepts of “ability”, “creative ability”, “acting ability”. The analysis of the interpretation of these concepts in psychological, pedagogical and theatrical literature is given. The author gives his own definition of the concepts of “creative ability” and “acting ability”
DEVELOPING STORYBOOK FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN LUBUKLINGGAU

The aim of this study was to find out the validity, practicality, and effectiveness of the developed storybook. Research and Development proposed by Branch (2009) consisting of analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation (ADDIE) was used in developing the product. In the evaluation phase, formative evaluation proposed by Tessmer (1993) consisting of experts review, there were three experts reviewing the product, namely content expert, media expert, and instructional design expert. Three students involved in the one-to-one evaluation, six students involved in the small group phase and eleven students in the field phase. To collect the data, questionnaires, interview, and a test was used. The collected data were analyzed qualitatively for the interview and quantitatively by using the average score for the questionnaires and percentage for the test. The developed product was valid after being evaluated in the expert review phase in terms of its content, media, and instructional design with an average score of 4.1 categorized as highly valid. The product was also practical with an average score of 4.6 in One-To-One and 4.0 in Small Group phase categorized as highly practical. The product was also had very high effectiveness which average score 91.2.Â
Discounted Belief Decision Tree for Uncertainty Data from Unreliable Source

In real world applications, data are often uncertainty and imperfect. The framework of Evidence theory is widely used to represent uncertainty. However, Dempster-Shafer evidence theory (DST) requires all sources of evidence are reliable. When combining evidence from unreliable sources, it will produce a counterintuitive result. A Discounted Belief Decision tree (DBDT) has been proposed a belief decision tree based on evidence discount to deal with the classification of uncertain data from unreliable sources. The discounting factor is calculated by the disagreement degree of the evidences to discount the evidences from unreliable sources. The transfer belief model (TBM) is used to transfer the belief function of discounted evidences to pignistic probability which is be used to calculate the information entropy. Experimental results show that DBT is a practical solution to solve the problem of uncertain data classification with unreliable source and it performs better than the existing algorithm.
THE ROLE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION AT HO CHI MINH CITY UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION, VIETNAM

Technology 4.0 is a collection of technologies related to physical cyber systems, Internet of Things and Internet of systems. With great influence and widespread scope in all industries and fields in life, along with the speed of rapid development of technology, the fourth industrial revolution is considered a different era. This revolution is expected to affect all sectors and the entire economy of mankind. The education and training system also need to integrate and adapt to better prepare for improving the quality of teachers and student learning. The article discusses the role of information technology and its use in physical education for students at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology Education era 4.0. Article visualizations:
UNIVERSITY STUDENTSâ€™ STRATEGIES IN EXPLORING IDEAS OF PRE-WRITING ACTIVITIES IN WRITING CLASS

This study investigates university studentsâ€™ strategies in pre-writing activity, what students usually do to explore their idea before writing an academic paper. The participants of this study were students of writing class majoring English Education Department at UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya. An exploratory mixed methods design was employed by interviewing students in writing class about the strategy they used before writing and administering questionnaire respondents. The findings showed that students used several strategies to enrich the idea before writing, most students used draft on the essay, and the draft was used to collect the idea so that they could arrange their writing into a good structure. This implies the need for future research to investigate more about the strategy they use not only in pre-writing but also the used strategy to solve their problem in a writing activity.
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Assessment As Motivation Of Foreign Language Learning For Non-Linguistic University Students

The article dwells on the mechanism of assessment as a means of motivation of students to study foreign languages in a non-linguistic university. The classic five-grade system of assessment used in Russia does not have any serious alternatives neither from the standpoint of theoretical nor practical pedagogy. Conventional testing and formal assessment are not ideal for students of non-linguistic higher education institutions. Improper assessment might adversely affect the students’ self-esteem, motivation and attitude towards learning the foreign language in general. The authors show that the students need such a system of assessment that would respect their individual characteristics and specific professional skills within the context of their future specialization. Informal assessment is shown to be instrumental that way: the article describes several ways of informal assessment the objective of which is to provide incentives even for the modest progress and try and augment it by assistance and praise. The authors give practical cases in which the tutors of the Institute of Facultative Education of the Samara State Technical University implemented informal assessment in their work and find the increase of interest on part of the students to the tasks in hand, increase of confidence and capacity to assist their peers.
Unsupervised Multi-Label Document Classification for Large Taxonomies Using Word Embeddings

More and more businesses are in need for metadata for their documents. However, automatic generation for metadata is not easy, as for supervised document classification, a significant amount of labelled training data is needed, which is not always present in the desired amount or quality. Often, documents need to be tagged with a predefined set of company specific keywords that are organized in a taxonomy. We present an unsupervised approach to perform multi-label document classification for large taxonomies using word embeddings and evaluate it with a dataset of a public broadcaster. We point out strengths of the approach compared to supervised classification and statistical approaches like tf-idf.
PassGAN-Based Honeywords System

In this work, we simulate a game between the attacker and the defender to evaluate their possible strategies in a honeyword system. For the attacker's guessing strategy, the Top-PW attack is used and a novel PassGAN-based attack is proposed. Meanwhile, for the defender's honeywords generation strategy, a PassGAN-based method is implemented and a novel two-stages PassGAN-based generation strategy is proposed. The experiment results show that the Top-PW attack is generally more successful than the PassGAN-based attack for the attacker while the proposed two-stages PassGAN-based approach is proven to be the most suitable honeyword generation strategy for the defender. The proposed two-stages PassGAN-based method for the defender's generation strategy can decrease the attacker's success rate to 9% and surpass some previous honeywords generation methods.
European experience of university business cooperation for sustainable development

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Pengelompokan Buah Jeruk menggunakan Naïve Bayes dan Gray Level Co-occurrence Matrix

Tangerines are fruits that are rich in high vitamin C content. Every orchard owner always tries to improve the quality of their plantation. In the selection of tangerines to be classified as ripe or immature at harvest time, the garden planters are already accustomed, but sometimes the farmer grouping the ripe oranges has problems such as physical limitations of the farmer, which is caused by fatigue factor. because it is still grouping with conventional systems so it is not effective and efficient in classifying ripe oranges. So from that we need a computerized system that can help gardeners in classifying ripe oranges. One of the technologies currently developing in agriculture and plantations is digital image processing using a classification system based on the texture and naïve bayes method. Based on the results that have been made, that the classification system using the Naïve Bayes method on tangerine images can be classified and obtain effective and efficient performance based on testing of 82% so that it can be implemented.
A Statistical Analysis Framework for Detecting Insider Threat Activities on Cyber Systems

The purpose of this research is to present BIFROST, a statistical analysis-based insider threat detection system deployable to resource-disadvantaged systems to provide organizations with a method for baselining the network profiles and host activities unique to their operational environments. Our design seeks to alert system operators to focus greater monitoring resources on hosts that exhibit potential characteristics of insider activities and prevent such activities from inflicting harm on the system and information loss for the organization. This system provides a starting point for future work, implementing a proof-of-concept means of detecting insider threat activities; this implementation resulted in best-and worst-case detection rates of ~74% and ~68.2%, respectively, against our test data.
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Astor: A compute framework for scalable distributed big data processing

The cost of data-movement is one of the fundamental issues with modern compute systems processing Big Data workloads. One approach to move the computation closer to data is to equip the storage or memory devices with processing power. The notion of moving computation to data is known as Near Data Processing (NDP). In this work, we re-examine the idea of reducing the data movement by processing data directly in the storage devices. We evaluate ASTOR, a compute framework on an Active Storage platform, which incorporates a software stack and a dedicated multi-core processor for in-storage processing. ASTOR utilizes the processing power of storage devices by using an array of Active Drive™ devices to significantly reduce the bandwidth requirement on the network. We evaluate the performance and scalability of ASTOR for distributed processing of Big Data workloads. We conclude by discussing a comparative study of other existing data-centric approaches.
The Effectiveness of Team Games Tournament Technique Type "Read or Punishment" Against Vocabulary Mastery (in Chujokyu Dokkai Courses) for 4th Semester Students of Japanese Language Education Study Program FKIP UHAMKA

ABSTRACT  This research aims to determine the Effectiveness of the Techniques of Team Games Tournament Type Read  or  Punishment  Against  Vocabulary Mastery  (In  Chujokyu  Dokkai  Courses)  for  4th  Semester Students of Japanese Language Education Study Program FKIP UHAMKA. This research method uses Quasi  Experimental  with  the  design  of  one  group  pre-test  and  post-test  design.  The  sample  in  this research  were  4th semester  students as  many  as  21  people.  The  average  pre-test  value  of  students is 56.67. Post-test value 68.67. The results of the t test were obtained with the SPSS 25 program, which used a Paired Simple T-test with a significance level of 0.05 from the results of the assessment obtained by the Sig (2-tailed) value of 0,002 <0.05. This shows an increase in mastery of Japanese vocabulary after the introduction of the Team Games Tournament Technique Type or Punishment. Based on the results of the questionnaire, it can be seen that most students consider this learning technique quite interesting, motivating, and can improve their mastery of Japanese vocabulary. Keywords : effectiveness, TGT, Games, Read or Punishment, Vocabulary
Organizational Model Of Teaching Grammar

The article reveals the content of the training method of the first-year students of chemical-biological, electric power and architectural faculties to recognize and understand homonymous and partially homonymous grammatical structures (hereinafter HGS) in the process of reading a foreign text. This technique is carried out on the basis of a specially developed academic and methodical complex that meets the following basic requirements: taking into account the needs of professional activity of students, the adequateness of training materials for the specially identified grammatical skills and abilities, aspect orientation of teaching in combination with the activity and motivation of students; increasing the independence of students while working with academic and methodological complex. Organizational teaching model includes five stages: familiarizing - preparative, standardizing, ranging, improving, system-synthesizing. Components of AMC (academic and methodological complex) are: educational and methodical manual for teaching grammar in the process of reading a foreign text, the electronic version of the educational and methodical manual for teaching grammar in the process of reading a foreign text, methodical recommendations to the educational and methodical manual for the teacher of German. The complex of grammatical exercises in the educational and methodical manual is developed in accordance with the group of grammatical skills to recognize and understand the HGS in the process of reading a foreign text. Organizational teaching model is developed in accordance with the above mentioned methodology.
Corrections to “A Design of Input-Decimation Technique for Recursive DFT/IDFT Algorithm”

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Empirical Study of Sentence Embeddings for English Sentences Quality Assessment

Novel deep learning and machine translation techniques have greatly advanced the field of computational linguistics enabling us to find meaningful latent spaces for text analysis. While several embedding techniques exist for words, sentences, and entire documents, the potential applications are still being explored. In this paper we present the impact of top-performing sentence embedding methodologies on the accuracy of a neural model trained to assess the quality of English sentences. We focus our efforts in the methodologies called Language Agnostic SEntence Representation (LASER), Sentence to Vector (S2V), and Universal Sentence Encoder (USE) to observe their ability to capture information related to sentence quality. Our study suggests that these state-of-the-art sentence embeddings are unable to capture sufficient information regarding sentence correctness and quality in the English language.
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Comparison of non classical effects: quantum phase fluctuation, antibunching and minimum total noise in various non linear optical processes

We study various non classical effects of light like reduction of quantum phase fluctuation, antibunching and minimum total noise present in various nonlinear optical processes.Further, we have shown that depth of non-classicality can be directly measured using all these parameters.We have done the comparative study to correlate these non-classical effects in seven wave mixing, eight wave mixing and third harmonic generation.
Innovaciones curriculares para la enseñanza de L2 en el siglo XXI

This thematic section of RNAEL presents the results of recent or ongoing curricular innovation projects in various academic, institutional and geographical contexts. All these projects are defined, in general terms, by (a) the willingness to adapt or adjust the guidelines of the curricular models mentioned in the previous paragraph according to the local teaching/learning conditions of L2; (b) the interest in incorporating new theoretical and practical elements into these curricular models based on critical reflection, and (c) the concern to incorporate all participants (students, teachers, administrators, community, etc.) as active members of the project.
Rancang Bangun Sistem Informasi Akuntansi Di Stiki Copy Center

Abstract STIKI Copy Center is one place of business that provides print, copy, scan and sells office stationery services. Financial reporting process that occurs in STIKI Copy Center is still not in accordance with the financial statements should be and still use Ms.Excel which makes the owner feel difficulty in the process of calculating the current formula. The financial statements made at Ms.Excel can be manipulated by someone or the owner can do inputting with the same data so that it can cause redundancy and can also cause incompatibility of data and data that could be lost or deleted if infected by a virus or accidentally deleted.&#x0D; This research aims to design and build an accounting information system at STIKI Copy Center which begins with the stages of identifying problems, conducting data collection, analyzing system modeling using UML, building systems using the laravel framework and MySQL database. The results of this research are financial applications based website that will process the transaction income and expenses and print reports general ledger, balance sheet, income statement, statement of changes in capital and is also equipped with a revenue graph for each month. From the test results by using black box testing can be seen that the system has been going well as expected
Design of an analog integrator block for a chaotic oscillator

At present, the transport of information has become more common, being easier to access it with new technologies, which is why different ways of protecting the sending or transport of it are sought. Continuous chaotic oscillators in time are a special type of non-linear circuits that behave in an aperiodic manner, this being a very useful tool for the protection of information. The objective of this project is to start the creation of a block belonging to an analogue chaotic system, in the future to be able to define all the elements that conform to it, and achieve the creation of the system completely, with analog electronics, through the use of design and code creation software, some basic tests of the operation of MOSFET were performed, to know its function within the creation of the integrator block, and to be able to define all the standards for the correct design of an internal circuit known as OTA Miller, This being our base for the creation of each of the blocks that make up the chaotic system, being the integrating block, the multiplier block and the adding block. Because the applications of the continuous chaotic oscillators in time are carried out through integrated circuits, this work focuses on the development of chaotic oscillator circuits integrated in the long-term chip, this is due to the complexity of the design in this topic , since it was found that the chaotic systems implemented in a chip, it is not so easy to develop, at least the creation of the blocks that make it up is not easy, that is why in this work only the initial design of an integrating block, finding this very useful as a basis for the different building blocks of the system. The achievement of the creation of a chaotic analog system applied to chips or integrated circuits would be a revolutionary way to protect information.
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Corpus of Academic Slovene (BSc/BA theses) KAS-dipl 1.0

The KAS-dipl corpus of Slovene BSc/BA theses consists of almost 65,000 texts (3,5 million pages or 1,1 billion tokens) written 2000 - 2018 and gathered from the digital libraries of Slovene higher education institutions via the Slovene Open Science portal (http://openscience.si).The theses have associated with them significant metadata, while each thesis in the corpus contains its textual body, i.e. without their front and back matter. The body is divided into pages, these into paragraphs, and then into sentences. The sentence tokens are morphosyntactically annotated, words are lemmatised and English-Slovene pairs of term candidates are marked up and linked.The corpus is distributed in the canonical TEI encoding, in the so called vertical format used by the (no)Sketch Engine and CWB concordancers, and as plain text files. Each format distribution also contains a file with thesis metadata.This repository entry contains the corpus of BSc/BA theses only; separate entries are available that contain PhD theses (KAS-dr: http://hdl.handle.net/11356/1265), MSc/MA theses (KAS-mag: http://hdl.handle.net/11356/1266) and the complete KAS corpus with all three (KAS: http://hdl.handle.net/11356/1244).