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Improving the Quality of Metadata Scientific Publications with Crossref Reports

Issues related to improving the quality of metadata of scientific publications placed in the Crossref bibliographic database are considered. All information contained in metadata obtained from publishers of scientific publications, Crossref analyzes and displays in various reports. The reports give publishers an idea of the completeness and correctness of the bibliographic data provided. The quality of metadata directly or indirectly affects the number of views and links to a publication, respectively, on the ratings of scientific publications, authors and organizations.
On the Insecurity of a Certificateless Public Verification Protocol for the Outsourced Data Integrity in Cloud Storage

Cloud auditing is an important method to check the integrity of the outsourced cloud storage. Until now, there are many cryptographic ways to implement the cloud audit protocol, such as PKI based cloud audit protocol, identity based cloud audit protocol and certificateless based cloud audit protocol. In this short paper, we focus on a certificateless based cloud audit protocol proposed by Huang et al. in 2017. Although this is a valuable protocol, we show this protocol has some flaw. Concretely the certificateless signature can be forged, and thus the audit protocol is not secure.
Restricted coloring of 1-by-n chessboards

In this note, we answer the following question: in how many ways one can color a 1 × n chessboard using colors from the set {1, 2, . . ., m} such that the color i occurs a multiple of ti number of times for all i = 1, 2, . . ., m?
New Face Recognition Algorithm Adopting Wide Fast Embedded Capsule Networks with Reduced Complexity and Preserved Accuracy

Computer Vision has come a long way after the introduction of Convolutional Neural Networks, that simulated the first perception layers in the human vision, specially in classification, and segmentation tasks. With Convolutional layers came maximum pooling that is not natural and is the reason for information loss and the lack of preserving spatial information of the patterns, that is why Capsule Networks were introduced. Capsule Networks handle patterns as vectors preserving spatial information of the patterns along with their pose but at the cost of having slow processing and high complexity. Wide Fast Embedded Capsule Networks were introduced as the faster and simpler version of Capsule Networks. However, they could not handle complex datasets like Labeled Faces in the Wild (LFW). That is the reason Wide Fast Embedded Capsule Networks are proposed in this paper to handle intermediate complex datasets like LFW boosting the speed boost, reducing complexity and preserving accuracy. Experimental results show that the speed is tripled, the complexity is reduced by 80.6% and the accuracy is preserved at 93.7%.
Textbook of literature for 5th grade of the New Ukrainian school: questions of structure and content

The article actualizes the problem of updating the content of modern school literary education and preparation of innovative educational support for the literature course for grades 5-6, taking into account the requirements of the new State Standard of Basic Secondary Education and in the context of the New Ukrainian School. New model programs on Ukrainian literature and an integrated course of literatures (Ukrainian and foreign) for the adaptation cycle of study are presented. The model of new textbooks of Ukrainian literature and the integrated course of literatures (Ukrainian and foreign) for the 5th grade, prepared at the Institute of Pedagogy of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine according to the new programs, is characterized. The concept of textbooks of literature is presented, which is based on the ideas of personality-oriented and competence-based approaches, reader-centric and text-centric principles. The didactic and methodological potential of the content and structure of the new generation of literature textbooks for 5th grade in the context of modern educational tasks is revealed. The textbook material for multifaceted visualization of the content of the structural subheadings «Your Reader's Guide», «You already know», «You already know how», «Think», «Literary Clubs Club», «In the circle of arts», «Summarize», «Summarize» was presented. Reading leisure textbooks of Ukrainian literature and an integrated course of literature (Ukrainian and foreign) for the productive organization of reading activities of 5th grade students.
Archaeology under a microscope: research at the ArchaeoMicroLab of the Faculty of Archaeology Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

This article presents the newly established ArchaeoMicroLab – the Laboratory of Microscopic Analysis in Archaeology – in the Faculty of Archaeology at Adam Mickiewicz University, its equipment, and the scope of research carried out in this facility. Microscopic analyses are essential research tools used in archaeology for examining artefacts and traces of their use, organic remains, pigments, and many other objects. The use of high magnification enables researchers to capture interesting details that are not visible at the macroscopic level. The article discusses different categories of artefacts, samples and the possibilities of their examination in the laboratory.
President's Page: The changing landscape for geophysicists and SEG

In 1930, a group of visionary leaders founded SEG to support professionals interested in applied geophysics. In the decades since, we have secured a prime position as a leading professional society in geophysics with solid and well-earned prestige. The landscape for geophysicists is now changing rapidly. The employment of geophysicists in the petroleum industry, to which the majority of our members belong, has been in decline for almost 10 years, impacting many of SEG's current members. The good news is that other areas of geophysics have been expanding and offering new opportunities for geophysicists. My goal is to find a path forward by which SEG can provide an inviting and inclusive home for practitioners in all areas of applied geophysics.
Texture It!

Good day, dear readers! Are you still having fun? Now we’re in Chapter 4 of the book. Here we’ll create our own textures to apply to 3D objects in the game environment. This chapter will finish with a sample project, where you can combine your skills from Chapter 3 with the skills you learn in this chapter.
Florea Uliu – a life dedicated to physic

In this work, the life and the teaching and scientific activity of prof. Florea Uliu, distinguished Romanian physicist, university professor in Craiova, author of many works on optics in general and atmospheric optics in particular (rainbows, halos, glories, etc.), and on quantum mechanics is briefly presented. In 1990, 1997, 2003 and 2008 he was asked by the Nobel Committee for Physics of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences to make confidential nominations for the 1991, 1998, 2004 and 2009 winners of the prize. For more than three decades he has been involved at national level in the organisation and running of the Olympiads, actively participating in the preparation and selection of Romania's teams for the international competitions, and being a keen supporter of the competitions and the Olympiads in the field of physics in the Republic of Moldova. He was a devoted author and member of editorial boards of the magazines „Evrika!" (Braila), „Cygnus" (Suceava) and „Physics and Modern Technologies" (Chisinau).
The most effective approaches to combating cyber bullying in educational institutions

Cyber bullying is a growing pandemic that is presently most often experienced by young people, with the consequences expressed in schools, or bullying via the use of computers, as shown by the statistics. Many of the hallmarks of face-to-face bullying are present in cyber bullying, including a power imbalance and a sense of powerlessness on the side of the victim. Not surprisingly, targets of face-to-face bullying are increasingly resorting to the law, and targets of online bullying are likely to do likewise if the circumstances is appropriate. As a result, this study examines the many laws on criminal, civil, and vilification that may apply to cyber bullying cases and investigates the effectiveness of these laws in terms of resolving the power imbalance that exists between victims and bullies.
Animal Rights Education

Book Review| October 01 2021 Animal Rights Education Animal Rights Education. By Kai Horsthemke. (Basingstoke, England: Palgrave Macmillan, 2018. Palgrave Macmillan Animal Ethics Series. 358 + xx pp. Hardback. £79.99. ISBN 978-3-319-98592-3.). Cini Bretzlaff-Holstein Cini Bretzlaff-Holstein CINI BRETZLAFF-HOLSTEIN, DSW, is the Bachelor of Social Work program director, the Social Work Department chair, and an associate professor of social work at Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights, Illinois. Additionally, she is a licensed social worker in the state of Illinois. She completed a banded dissertation (three publishable articles—one research-based, two conceptual) for her doctoral program entitled The Case for Humane Education in Social Work Education. Bretzlaff-Holstein’s scholarly interests include food justice, environmental and ecological justice, social work education and humane education, and the human–animal bond in social work. Furthermore, she is currently exploring veganism, vegan studies, and the professoriate as a research project in her scholarship agenda. She is a fellow of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics. Email: Cini.Bretzlaff-Holstein@trnty.edu Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Journal of Animal Ethics (2021) 11 (2): 112–113. https://doi.org/10.5406/janimalethics.11.2.0112 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation Cini Bretzlaff-Holstein; Animal Rights Education. Journal of Animal Ethics 1 January 2021; 11 (2): 112–113. doi: https://doi.org/10.5406/janimalethics.11.2.0112 Download citation file: Zotero Reference Manager EasyBib Bookends Mendeley Papers EndNote RefWorks BibTex toolbar search Search Dropdown Menu toolbar search search input Search input auto suggest filter your search All Scholarly Publishing CollectiveUniversity of Illinois PressJournal of Animal Ethics Search Advanced Search The text of this article is only available as a PDF. Copyright 2021 by the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois2021 Article PDF first page preview Close Modal You do not currently have access to this content.
Implementation of Gamification in The Hotel Membership System for Repurchase

Javaheritage Hotel is a 4-star hotel located in the tourist city of Purwokerto. Java Heritage already has a membership system to increase consumers’ purchases back to the hotel. The current membership system allows consumers to purchase members who will get an active stay voucher for one year. Javaheritage requires increasing the number of repurchases by member and non-member consumers to Javaheritage hotels. Gamification applies scoring points, competition, and game rules to other activities or activities. This study aims to design a hotel membership system that implements gamification to increase repurchase at java heritage hotels. The output of this research is a research journal, and the TKT that will be achieved is at level 7. Namely, the Demonstration of a prototype system in a natural environment. The development method used is RAD (Rapid Application Development) and system design depiction using UML.
DEVELOPMENT OF “My Home” MODULE BASED ON GRESIK LOCAL WISDOM FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

This research is motivated by teachers who still rarely use the companion module, especially on the material of geographical conditions. So this study aims to determine the validity and effectiveness of the learning module "My Home" for Class IV MI. Al-Mathlabatul Khoiriyah. The method in this study uses a 4-D model but the researcher only uses 3 stages, namely, define, design, develop. In the development stage, researchers validate, revise, and test 10 students. So that the data collection techniques used are validation of linguists, materials, graphics, culture, and the distribution of response questionnaires. The subjects in this study were 4 expert validators. The results of the development of this learning module meet the feasibility indicators of the expert validators. The results of the validation of linguists got a score of 82.5%, material, and graphic experts got a score of 81.5%, cultural experts got a score of 96%, and includes very decent criteria. The novelty of this research lies in the illustration of the design of the learning modules used, and the subject matter related to the culture in Gresik. Based on the validation results, this learning module can be used in the learning process.
Semantic library as a tool of defining a scientific subject area

The paper considers an information system designed to represent a subject area related to science and its features. Highlighted general concepts for formal descriptions of such a subject area in the knowledge base of the semantic library. The peculiarity of these areas is that the data structure is subject to frequent changes. Therefore, the means of organizing knowledge, which is a semantic library, should be sufficiently universal and not require deep technical knowledge. The paper describes the functionality of the system and its use. For each area, the set of resources can differ both in format and in the set of the resources themselves. The set of concepts that form the description of the library's content should be so universal that it can be adapted to the needs of a particular area. Three levels of metadata are used to represent the data.
Role of Math in the Working of the Internet

The goal of many mathematicians since the dawn of time has been to apply mathematics to practical applications and to also derive the mathematics behind many everyday things. Although we seldom have such pursuits, many everyday things have been affected by the principles of math. And things like the internet, run on fundamental mathematics principles, and hardly any credit is given to the subject. This paper aims to uncover contributions of everyday Math in the working of the internet. From encryption and decryption all the way to how search engines to index various web pages online, if one looks hard enough, concepts related to mathematics are bound to pop up. This paper also sheds light on various concepts taught in higher education that are often forgotten and only treated as something solely scholastic, but in reality, has a lot of applications in real life.
Conceptual Shifts in the Post-Non-Classical Philosophical Understanding of Dialogue: Developing Cultural-Educational Space

In the scientific literature, there are accents that emphasize certain changes in the functioning of philosophy, which took place in connection with the establishment of the postulates of postmodernism as a new period in the development of culture, as a style of post non-classical scientific thinking, in fact, the content and hierarchy of values positions itself with a sophisticated departure from the classical and non-classical philosophical reflection. Philosophical and educational understanding of the methodology of research of dialogue and tolerance testified to the relevance of their research in the development of the potential of today’s multicultural education and its growth in the cultural and educational space. Dialogue, dialogics and tolerance are represented by the mechanisms of meaning-making, axiology and praxeology: dialogical cognition of the interpersonal, social-group, societal, planetary world provides a certain "breakthrough" in the worldview-value coordinate system, in external-internal control of growth efficiency and its spiritual dimension. The axiological, ontological, educational-epistemological aspects of “fitting” a person into a new world context are precisely in the plane of philosophy, enriching the cultural fields of today’s education through integration in goal-setting, content, organizational and managerial conditions for teaching and upbringing value ideals, principles, methods of holistic study of a person and those that are relevant today and provide Homo educandus with a meaning-making knowledge.
An Efficient Data Sharing and Retrieval Method for Cloud Computing

now a days mobile devices can use cloud for data Access and manipulation without knowing overhead of local data management this may lead to leakage of sensitive data. Major disadvantage is to provide security for the user data , so this leads to concern for the user to access cloud computing. Lot of Research work carried out to provide security to user data over cloud computing, However these solutions are not resolve issues of mobile cloud computing due to constrained resource in mobile devices[2]. To overcome these issues, proposed methodology efficient data sharing and retrieval method, provide secure access control terminology using attribute based encryption in cloud platforms, as well as by using lazy-revocation technique will reduce user revocation cost
MGEL: Multigrained Representation Analysis and Ensemble Learning for Text Moderation

In this work, we describe our efforts in addressing two typical challenges involved in the popular text classification methods when they are applied to text moderation: the representation of multibyte characters and word obfuscations. Specifically, a multihot byte-level scheme is developed to significantly reduce the dimension of one-hot character-level encoding caused by the multiplicity of instance-scarce non-ASCII characters. In addition, we introduce a simple yet effective weighting approach for fusing n-gram features to empower the classical logistic regression. Surprisingly, it outperforms well-tuned representative neural networks greatly. As a continual effort toward text moderation, we endeavor to analyze the current state-of-the-art (SOTA) algorithm bidirectional encoder representations from transformers (BERT), which works well in context understanding but performs poorly on intentional word obfuscations. To resolve this crux, we then develop an enhanced variant and remedy this drawback by integrating byte and character decomposition. It advances the SOTA performance on the largest abusive language datasets as demonstrated by our comprehensive experiments. Our work offers a feasible and effective framework to tackle word obfuscations.
Conversation - teaching method at the romanian language and literature lesson

Choosing the right method in the teaching-learning activity increases the efficiency of the instructional process. In this article we analyze one of the oldest teaching methods - conversation. Along with other methods in which the action of dialogic oral communication predominates, it is widely used in all disciplines, including Romanian language and literature lessons, favoring the teacher-student relationship and stimulating students’ effort for intellectual expression.
OSCAR and ActivityNet: an Image Captioning model can effectively learn a Video Captioning dataset

Activity Recognition and Classification in video sequences is an area of research that has received attention recently. However, video processing is computationally expensive, and its advances have not been as extraordinary compared to those of Image Captioning. This work, created by Latinx individuals from Mexico, uses a computationally limited environment and transforms the Video Captioning dataset of ActivityNet into an Image Captioning. Generating features with Bottom-Up attention and training an OSCAR Image Captioning model, and using different NLP Data Augmentation techniques, we show a viable and promising approach to simplify the Video Captioning task.
Integration of Machine Translation and Translation Memory: Post-editing efforts

The development of Translation Technologies, like Translation Memory and Machine Translation, has completely changed the translation industry and translator's workflow in the last decades.Nevertheless, TM and MT have been developed separately until very recently.This ongoing project will study the external integration of TM and MT, examining if the productivity and post-editing efforts of translators are higher or lower than using only TM.
The analysis of learning management systems features

The successful implementation of e-Learning is based on the correct choice of software that meets the specific requirements and objectives of the organization. Thus, the purpose of this article is to review and analyze existing learning management systems (LMS), in order to use their potential in streamlining the learning process. To achieve this goal, the LMS assessment criteria were selected, the most popular open-source distance learning platforms were analyzed; the current LMS Integration capabilities were assessed. For the LMS analysis the following criteria were proposed: Functionality; Reliability; Stability; Cost, Availability of content development tools; SCORM support; Knowledge testing system; Easy to use; Modularity; Ensuring access; Multimedia; Scalability and Extensibility; Multiplatform LMS. A comparative analysis of 8 electronic learning management systems was presented. All of them support the use of multimedia elements, content creating and editing, assessment possibilities
Collaborative decision-making in software research projects: the innovation challenge

Innovation has the potential to propel organizations to unprecedented levels of performance and to strengthen their competitive advantage. Collaboration plays a significant role in boosting the innovation capabilities and reaching performance goals. Improving collaboration brings substantial overall benefits ranging from faster internal decision making, reduced costs through shared resources, and the development of more innovative products. The COViD-10 outbreak has radically altered traditional collaboration and teamwork patterns, requiring new approaches that would nurture creativity, engagement, and motivation at team level, and that would also streamline decision-making processes. This paper investigates the use of a collaborative platform that can enhance teamwork achievements and decision-making capabilities and presents an analysis of experiments carried out within software research projects. The approach considers key challenges in today’s global and fast-changing research and business environments that demand improvements in collaboration among functions ranging from R&D to distribution. The authors explore techniques for improving the effectiveness of teams, capitalizing on the promises of cutting-edge software and the applicability of the Design Thinking methodology and its potential to boost collaboration. This research probes the capacity of technology to support team performance and better decision-making processes.
A Survey on Phishing Detection and The Importance of Feature Selection In Data Mining Classification Algorithms

: In this era of Internet, the issue of security of information is at its peak. One of the main threats in this cyber world is phishing attacks which is an email or website fraud method that targets the genuine webpage or an email and hacks it without the consent of the end user. There are various techniques which help to classify whether the website or an email is legitimate or fake. The major contributors in the process of detection of these phishing frauds include the classification algorithms, feature selection techniques or dataset preparation methods and the feature extraction that plays an important role in detection as well as in prevention of these attacks. This Survey Paper studies the effect of all these contributors and the approaches that are applied in the study conducted on the recent papers. Some of the classification algorithms that are implemented includes Decision tree, Random Forest , Support Vector Machines, Logistic Regression , Lazy K Star, Naive Bayes and J48 etc.