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KEMAMPUAN MENGARANG BERDASARKAN PENGALAMAN PADA SISWA KELAS V SEMESTER GANJIL SDN 4 JATI BARU LAMPUNG SELATAN

The problems examined in this study are the Writing Ability Based on Experience in Class V Odd Semester 4 Jati Baru Elementary School South Lampung 2018/2019 Academic Year. The main objects that will be analyzed include: Ideas, organizations, styles, and mechanics. This research was conducted to find out and describe the ability of writing based on the experience of odd grade V students of SD Negeri 4 Jati Baru, South Lampung, 2018/2019 Academic Year. The research method uses descriptive quantitative. The population of this study was 38 classes throughout the class. The study sample was set 38 or the entire population was the subject of research. The sampling technique uses total sampling. Data collection techniques use performance. The data analysis technique uses quantitative descriptive techniques. The results showed that the ability to compile based on the experience in the fifth grade students of the even semester of SD Negri 4 Jati Baru, South Lampung 2018/2019 Academic Year was sufficient, the final average score was 62. Ability in each aspect, namely the ability of students to form aspects of ideas with less the average value is 54, the organizational aspect is lacking because the average value is 55, the aspect of the style reaches an average value of 61 or in sufficient category, the mechanical aspect reaches a value of 74 or enough. Obstacles experienced are less able to determine ideas well because of weak ideas and knowledge, it is difficult to organize ideas because they do not know the technical, there are still many mistakes in words and sentence patterns that vary, also because of lack of understanding, and do not master spelling procedures so that there are many spelling aberrations. The solution starts making a theme or title of the writing, collects the vocabulary according to the theme and selects it, prepares the EYD book for the practice of composing, and continues to compose the essay intensively in the training process.
Generating Neural Archetypes to Instruct Fast and Interpretable Decisions

In the field of artificial intelligence, agents learn how to take decisions by fitting their parameters on a set of samples called training set. Similarly, a core set is a subset of the training samples such that, if an agent exploits this set to fit its parameters instead of the whole training set, then the quality of the inferences does not change significantly. Relaxing the constraint that restricts the search for core sets to the available data, neural networks may be used to generate virtual samples, called archetype set, containing the same kind of information. This work illustrates the features of GH-ARCH, a recently proposed self-organizing hierarchical neural network for archetype discovery. Experiments show how the use of archetypes allows both ML agents to make fast and accurate predictions and human experts to make sense of such decisions by analyzing few important samples.
An Analytical Review on Some Recent Advances in Deep Learning Object Tracking Approaches

Visual Object tracking in real world, real time application scenarios is a complex problem, therefore, it remains a most active area of research in computer vision.This paper presents a detailed review on some of the recent advances in Deep Learning Based Visual Object Tracking Approaches from a wide variety of algorithms often cited in research literature.Some of the recent advances in various aspects have been extensively investigated and critically analyzed.Out of this study, some key issues with available research are presented.This paper concludes with some interesting future potential research directions.
Earthquakes in a museum? A contribution from Bologna on an issue crucial to the whole country

In June 2019 the Museum of History of Bologna at Palazzo Pepoli(now in its eighth year) inaugurated a room dedicated to earthquakes in the historic town and in its metropolitan area of one million inhabitants spread over 55 municipalities. For the town and the Emilia Romagna Region this room is the first stable point of information on the local seismic hazard and the effects of earthquakes past and potentially future. The project is a contribution to the culture of risk, which is proving slow to get off the ground in our country, despite the frequency of seismic disasters here. It aims to combine scientific coverage of the issue with the history and culture of the town and its territory. A historical and cultural survey dating from the twelfth century unfolds down to the latest seismological data as to the frequencyand magnitudes of major earthquakes and a description of the damage to town housing and monuments. After a serious earthquake there is more than damage assessment, of course: explanatory ideas and theories have been put forward and compared, as in any flourishing town life and culture. Facts about these are shown on panels and images, while an effective multimedia installation supplies information at various different levels, including an interactive digital table and two digital viewers.
Spectrum Vulnerabilities, Part I: Systematic and Technological Challenges to Identifying and Understanding Vulnerabilities

An IoT device in a Faraday cage is about as good as a paperweight. Yet, the inherent openness of wireless systems leaves IoT devices exposed to vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities are unavoidable precisely because inputs into radio receivers cannot be sealed off and wireless links cannot be completely isolated. Left unaddressed, these spectrum vulnerabilities can be exploited by malicious actors or be the source of non-malicious harmful interference, both of which can have high social and economic costs. Notwithstanding these vulnerabilities, wireless devices have become increasingly prevalent, and our reliance on radios is only expected to increase. This is unsurprising considering that connected devices have become indispensable to public safety and national security communications, business and critical infrastructure operations, navigation, socializing, and entertainment. Stakeholders and policymakers have only just begun to understand how the prevalence of connected devices and their vulnerabilities results in a high number of actual and potential security risks. Consequently, they have struggled to identify and understand those risks, let alone develop solutions to address them. If vulnerabilities cannot be identified, they cannot be prioritized, and if they cannot be prioritized, they will not be sufficiently resourced. In March 2019, I was invited to attend and report on a roundtable discussion convened by Silicon Flatirons that brought together experts from government, academia, and industry to discuss spectrum vulnerabilities. This column, which will be presented in two parts, captures some of the discussion. Part I will focus on the systematic and technological challenges to identifying and understanding spectrum vulnerabilities. Part II, which will appear in the next issue of IEEE Internet of Things Magazine, will focus on recommendations to address those challenges. The ideas and conclusions herein are attributable to the participants, who engaged in the conversation under the Chatham House Rule.
ANALISIS INFORMASI CITRA ANATOMI MSCT THORAX DENGAN KASUS EFUSI PLEURA KANKER PARU PADA WINDOW MEDIASTINUM POST KONTRAS MENGGUNAKAN VARIASI NILAI WINDOW WIDTH

Background: Malignancy of lung cancer is the biggest cause of pleural effusion. To diagnose lung cancer pleural effusion, a thorax MSCT can be examined. The MSCT parameter that affects image contrast is window width. The purpose of this study was to determine the differences in the anatomical information of thorax MSCT images in the post contrast mediastinal window to the use of window width range 350-600 HU values in cases of lung cancer pleural effusion, and to determine the appropriate window width value to obtain optimal anatomic image information on Thorax MSCT in cases of lung cancer pleural effusion.Methods: This type of research is quasi experimental. The research was conducted at the Radiology Installation of the Dr. Moewardi Hospital. The data were 60 images of the post contrast mediastinal window thorax MSCT axial slice from 10 patients with 6 window width variations (350 HU, 400 HU, 450 HU, 500 HU, 550 HU, 600 HU). An image assessment was conducted by 3 respondents regarding the resulting of 5 anatomical information. Data analysis used Friedman statistical test.Results: The results showed that there was a difference in the anatomical information of the thorax MSCT in the post contrast mediastinal window to the window width variation in cases of lung cancer pleural effusion with a significance level of p value 0,000 (ρ 0.05). Differences in anatomical image information occur in the anatomy of the aorta, limits of pleural effusion with lesions and clarity of lesions, where as there is no difference in anatomy of the right and left primary bronchus. The optimal use of the window width value for thorax MSCT in the post contrast mediastinal window cases of lung cancer pleural effusion is WW 350 HU with a rank value of 4.61.Conclusions: This study shows that the use of 350 HU window width produces better anatomical image information than the use of other window widths in the case of pleural effusion of lung cancer.
EXAMINING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN READING ATTITUDES AND ACADEMIC READING ACHIEVEMENT AMONG STUDENTS OF ENGLISH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT AT ALAUDDIN STATE ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY OF MAKASSAR

This study aimed to examine relation between reading attitudes and academic reading achievement. This study was conducted by using quantitative method with correlational design. Thirty students of the Fifth semester of English Education Department at Alauddin State Islamic University of Makassar were chosen randomly as the sample of this research. The data was gathered used a questionnaire to collect information related to the students’ reading attitudes. Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) especially reading section was also used to obtain information regarding students’ academic reading achievement. To verify the hypothesis, the data was analyzed by using Pearson’s Product Moment Correlation. The findings indicated that there was no relationship between reading attitudes and academic reading achievement. Students’ attitudes toward reading were positive and students’ academic reading achievement were still low, they were dominant in literal level. Nevertheless, the information related to students’ preference in some aspects of reading attitudes and their academic reading achievement may help the teacher to create a better reading teaching process in the future.
Social Network Analysis of Health Development in Indonesia

The regular availability of up to date data for evaluating the government's policy is still lack. One of them is data for evaluating development in the health sector. Data are crucial for decision making and policy evaluation. Public perspective or sentiment to each program initiated by the government is a form of evaluation from the citizen. Therefore, we need a technique that can regularly supply data used for decision-maker to measure the success of development programs. Utilization of news can help overcome the cost and time in carrying out updates on development initiated and performed by the government. In this study, we developed an application which can collect health development-related online news, process and analyze them to reflect the public's perspective to the health development programs. Successfully collected 1,204 news articles where 117 articles from detik.com, 661 articles from kompas.com and 426 articles from tempo. co. A total of 500 from 1,204 news articles are used as training data for making Named Entity Recognition models. Sentiment analysis of research results shows that the sentiments of the public to the issue of equitable quality of health services, financial protection, and distribution of drugs and medical personnel are positive. The results of the study indicate that news can be used as an analytical material for evaluating development, the results of which are quite relevant to the results achieved.
THE EFFECT OF STORY IMPRESSION STRATEGY AND READING MOTIVATION TOWARD THE EIGHTH GRADE STUDENTS’ READING COMPREHENSION ACHIEVEMENT AT SMP NEGERI 2 PAMPANGAN OKI

Abstract This research is concerned with the effect of Story Impression Strategy and motivation towards reading comprehension achievement of the eighth grade students at SMPN 2 Pampangan OKI. The data were taken from reading test and questionnaire. The test was analyzed by using descriptive statistic, normality, homogeneity, independent simple t-test, and two way anova. Based on the data, it was found that; There was a significant difference in reading comprehension achievement between the students who have high level of motivation and those who have low reading motivation who are taught by using Story Impression strategy, there was a significant difference in reading comprehension achievement between the students who have a high reading motivation and those who have low reading motivation who are taught by using conventional strategy, there was a significant difference in students’ reading comprehension achievement taught using Story Impression strategy and conventional strategy. And the last, there was a significant interaction effect of Story Impression strategy and reading motivation toward students’ reading comprehension achievement. Conclusion suggests that Story Impression Strategy was effective for students who have high and low motivation. Keywords: Story Impression Strategy, Conventional Strategy, Reading Motivation, Reading Comprehension Achievement
Developing Reading Fluency:, Insights Into The Effective Fluency Instruction

Reading fluency allows the reader to focus his cognitive attention on gaining meaning from what is read. Because of its strong impact on comprehension, researchers and educators’ interest is centered on testing the best conditional practices that would sustain the development of reading fluency and provide an indirect support to reading comprehension. On one hand, this descriptive exploratory study digs deep on the existing literature on the functional relationship between reading fluency and comprehension; and on the other hand, it sheds light on the different direct fluency instructions proved effective since Samuels’ repeated reading (1979) to the most recent ones: fluency integrated instructional routines. As the effect of the combined fluency instructional strategies is higher than the effect of a fluency instruction working individually, we recommend the Fluency Oriented Reading Instruction as the most effective literacy program for EFL learners
Cyber Crimes against Women in India and its Prevention

Due to more emphasis on the patriarchal setup of the society, women have been treated many times as a second-grade citizens even though in our Constitution of India it has been given that there must be equality before law and equal protection of laws for both men and women. The present scenario of cyber crimes in the form of Internet is more alarming than ever. Trolls are often seen in the social networking sites like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and instant messaging services like Whats app where we can easily see that thewomen are becoming more victim of hate wave in comparison to menand moreover trolls are mostly about the comments on the body of women who describes them in a very offensive manner.In social structure of India,often men are seen to harm the profiles of women on the internet in such a way so as to destroy their prospective of marriage.In the cyber world many forms are there for attacking or taking away the modesty of women like trolling, abusing, threatening, stalking, body shaming, defaming, voyeurism, revenge porn and other forms of indecent representation of women. The main reason that these types of cyber crimes are increasing day by day and women in majority cases are not taking bold step is because they are not fully aware that where to report the crimes and moreover, they have to face the social embarrassment afterwards. Most of the problems can be solved if the women report the crimes immediately without any hesitationand also give warning to abuser to take strong legal action if they would not stop doing the crime against them.Lack of awareness is playing a major role in spreading the cyber-crimes against women.
Analysis of Image Pre-processing in Noisy Character Recognition

This paper demonstrates the importance of various pre-processing steps for the noisy character recognition system with the help of MATLAB simulated results.Image preprocessing is one of the first and foremost steps for working with images of noisy characters among handwritten characters, printed characters, online written characters or offline written character, and it can have mixed font characters, omni-font characters, boxed discrete character, spaced discrete character or pure cursive script writing.Pre-processing of such image aims at image noise reduction, image normalization, and image compression.This paper shows that there are various steps/methods of image pre-processing.The sequence and use of a particular step/method is used based on the application requirement.The simulation result presented in this paper highlights the usability of each pre-processing steps and review the commonly used methods of each preprocessing stage.
Análisis de los procesos de accesibilidad web de los institutos de Educación Superior ecuatorianos

Web accessibility means universal access to the web by referring to a web design that will allow people to perceive, understand, navigate and interact with the web, contributing content regardless of the physical or mental capacity of users. The most important thing is that websites can be used by as many users as possible, contributing to their active participation in society by accessing information and interacting with it. Making a website accessible depends on several factors such as the type of content, the size and complexity of the site, as well as the development tools and the environment. To make an accessible website you have to plan features that facilitate the entry into the system from the beginning of the development of the website or at the beginning of its redesign. Modifying inaccessible Web sites may require a great deal of effort, especially those that were not correctly labeled with standard XHTML tags, and sites with certain types of content, such as multimedia.A Web site must be created with Web accessibility in mind to include the student population of the Accredited Higher Institutes guaranteed that its content could be accessed easily, effectively and safely.Keywords: Accessibility, web, universities, WCAG, World Wide Web.
ACADEMIC RESEARCH ACTIVITY OF THE SMALL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF UKRAINE MEMBERS AS ONE OF THE DIRECTIONS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF STEM-EDUCATION

The article describes the research process of student members of the Kharkov Small Academy of Sciences of Ukraine using differential equations in the study of natural phenomena. The studied issue was the dependence of the wind speed on the path it traveled into the thick of the forest. Mathematical problem was formulated practical and theoretical calculations were carried out. The work corresponds to certain areas and approaches to building training within the framework of STEM-education, which at the present stage of education development in Ukraine is actively discussed and is gradually being introduced into the learning process.
Filtering for Systems with Sensor Nonlinearities and Data Losses: An Interval Type-2 Fuzzy-Model-Based Method

This paper focuses on designing H <sub xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">∞</sub> filter for networked nonlinear systems subject to sensor saturations and packet dropouts. To capture the system uncertainties effectively, an interval type-2 (IT2) fuzzy model approach is applied. When the sensor outputs are lost during the transmission through the network links, the redundant channels are adopted to reduce the negative effect of packet dropouts. An IT2 filter is designed, where the membership functions and the number of fuzzy rules need not as the same as those of the plant, such that the filtering error system is guaranteed to be stochastically stable with prescribed H <sub xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">∞</sub> performance. Finally, an example is utilized to illustrate the effectiveness of the algorithm.
Structure of educational organization as a management object

The article is devoted to the analysis of the essence and content of the structure of the educational organization.The educational institution as an object of management, as well as conceptual approaches to the construction of the organizational structure and management structure of the educational institution are considered.Modeled organizational structure and structure of the institution.It is determined that the management of modern educational institutions should be based on methodological principles as a system of provisions based on a clear understanding of laws, laws, principles, and the use of diverse approaches as a combination of methods, methods for addressing managerial problems that more fully provide the theoretical basis of management.It is substantiated that an educational institution is an organization that continuously and continuously carries out the educational process with the aim of studying, upbringing, developing and self-improvement of the individual.The educational institution is a link of the educational system and the institutional basis of pedagogy.It is proved that the structure of management of an educational institution is due to its structure and is complex.The complexity is determined by objective factors -size, object, differentiated directions of work, etc.So in the organizational structure of a comprehensive educational institution there are three levels: the director, deputy directors, heads of methodological associations, psychologists, social educators,
ANALISIS AKTIVITAS BELAJAR DAN LEVEL KOGNITIF SISWA PADA MATERI BAKTERI KELAS X

This study aims to determine the learning activities and cognitive levels of students on Bacteria material class X SMA Negeri 1 Muara Sugihan.This type of research is quantitative descriptive. The study population was all students of class X MIPA 1. The study sample was taken using saturated sampling. The sample used was all students of Class X MIPA 1. The instruments used were observation, interviews, questionnaires and documentation. The data of this study were analyzed with a validity test, a reliability test, a difficulty test, a matter of distinguishing test questions and a percentage test. The results of the study of learning activities obtained visual activity (66,3%) active, verbal (62,5%) active, listening (79,1%) active, writing (72,0%) active, emotional (67,0%) active and mentally (60,8%) are quite active. Then the cognitive level results on the level of remembering (87.9%) are very good, understand (76,8%) good, apply (79,4%) good, analyze (60,9%) good enough, evaluate (58,1%) ) is not good, and creating (59,1%) is not good. Conclusions on average learning activities that can be classified in the active category. The highest percentage is active listening activity (79,1%). The lowest percentage is mental activity (60,8%) quite active. Conclusions cognitive level reaches the level of analyzing. The highest percentage is the level of remembering (87,9%) very well. The lowest percentage is evaluating (58,1%) less well.