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Implementation of Virtual Laboratory Media to Learning Geometry in Mathematics Education Program of Universitas PGRI Semarang

Recently, the virtual laboratory is developing rapidly. One indicator is the number of Mathematics students both state and private Universities in Central Java who are looking for references related to practical geometry courses via online between lectures. This raises concern as a lecturer in adding value to lectures, which are adapted to the 21st-century learning era today by creating virtual laboratories based on Virtual Reality. This research employed the ADDIE R &amp; D model (Analysis, Design, Develop, Implementation and Evaluation) after the product is finished, the next step is implementing and marketing the product in state and private university in the region of Central Java and its surroundings. The consideration of creating the virtual lab is that the science virtual lab product has not been developed much in Indonesia, in fact, this lab is able to display virtual and augmented reality which can increase motivation and learning outcomes. Based on the validation of media and material experts on the virtual geometry lab product, the scores show that the virtual geometry lab product is very suitable for implementing and more than 90% of lecturers and students at the PGRI Semarang University are very happy to implement it.
Bacteriological Evaluation of Some Automated Teller Machine In Akure Metropolis

Background: Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) represent a good transient environment for development of pathogenic microbes. Investigation on the level of bacterial contaminants on keypads of ATMs was carried out in Akure, Nigeria. Methods: A total of sixty ATMs keypads were sampled in two major locations (main market and Federal University of Technology, campus) in Akure. Samples were collected from key-pad and screen parts of the ATM devices with sterile swab sticks and was cultured immediately on Nutrient agar, Manitol salt agar, and MacConkey agar mediums for Microbial examination. Standard bacteriological methods were employed in the analysis of the sample. Presumptive identification of bacterial isolates was by cellular morphology, Gram staining reaction, motility, catalase, coagulase test, oxidase strip test and MICROBACT Biochemical Identification system was used to identify the species of the oxidase negative Gram negative bacteria. Results: Out of 30 ATMs keypads examined in the two locations, 28 and 22 yeilded bacteria growth in Akure main Market and FUTA Campus respectively. The organisms isolated were Staphylococcus aureus, Klebsiella species, Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas and Bacillus species. All the bacterial isolates showed high resistance to Ampicillin but low resistance to Ciprofloxacin. Conclusion: The study confirmed the presence of pathogenic bacteria species on ATM key-pads with possible health implications in Akure, Nigeria. Daily and regular cleaning regimen of the key-pads with sanitizers, and public enlightenment on the hygienic usage of the keypads is necessary to reduce health risks to the users.
Towards a generalised framework for behaviour insight mining

A behaviour insight is a statement t h a t explains the behaviour of a user's activity or a system's performance under certain conditions. Care must be taken to deliver insights in a way that is useful to the user. Mining for such insights and generating text to communicate about those is a complicated process and there is a need for standardisation to ensure it is done properly. In this work, we lay down the foundation towards a generalised behaviour insight mining framework based on our previous experiences in developing them and express our views on how it can be adopted in a wide range of applications such as Sleep, Marketing, Medical Image Diagnosis and clinical workflow management.
The Social Interaction in Virtual Media

As the virtual media emerged and disseminated immensely ;specifically in the last ten years of the twenty-first Century, throughinnumerable channels and virtually broadcasting pages, as strong equivalentlyas the traditional mass media in almost life critical domains and areas ; as aresult and feature of the technological progress. The technology of the twenty-first Century gave to hands a wide reach and availability of information, itallows people and communities to participate even in producing and makinginfluential public opinions towards local and international issues and topical; asways of social interaction behind devices screens. Technology and changescreate a sort of circumstantial adaptation which did not exist before.Furthermore and notably, the traditional mass media amid this advance; theyspecify regular corners and a considerable space for the virtual interactions ofintellectual and popular society categories ; through the worldwide knownmedia and interactive gates. and they give an increasing as well remarkableconcern, and sometimes they are used as a referential and reliable base to thesesocial interactions. Through this paper, we intended to spotlight on theinteractive role of society in the virtual media, additionally, to expose to whatextent can the virtually-made public opinions as well interactions can affect thestatements and decisions in reality, on local and wider levels..
Jan Švankmajer’s Kunstkammer: Every thing means everything

Thesis. Jan Švankmajer’s Kunstkammer is a project with a complex constellation of meaning that defies clear-cut categorization in the context of Pomian’s theory of semiophores. &#x0D; Discussed concepts. The paper describes the kunstkammer art project created by Jan Švankmajer, a Czech surrealist, in the context of Pomian’s theory of semiophores and compares it to traditional and historical equivalents, using the concepts of micro- and macrocosm, the world as a stage (Theatrum Mundi), hermeticism, and alchemy. &#x0D; Results and conclusion. Jana Švankmajer’s Kunstkammer should be analyzed primarily in the individual and subjective context, rather than in the social one. &#x0D; Originality/cognitive value of the approach. Pomian has described many examples of traditional kunstkammers, but there are also several modern collections that have not yet been described in the literature.
One Approach to the Problem of the Existence of a Solution in Neural Networks

Artificial neural networks are widely used to solve various applied problems.For the successful application of artificial neural networks, it is necessary to choose the correct network architecture, to select its parameters, threshold values of the elements, activation functions, etc.The problem of evaluating the neural network parameters, based on a study of the probabilistic behavior of the network is much promising.The study in the direction of developing probabilistic methods for perceptron-type pattern recognition systems is considered in different works.The concept of the characteristic function of the perceptron introduced by S. V Dayan was used by him to prove theorems on the existence of a perceptron solution.At the same time, issues of choosing a network architecture, theoretical assessment, and optimization of neural network parameters remain relevant.In this paper, we propose a mathematical apparatus for studying the relationship between the probability of correct classification of input data and the number of elements of hidden layers of a neural network.To evaluate the network performance and to estimate some parameters of the neural network such as the number of associative elements depending on the number of classification classes the mathematical expectation and variance of weights at the input of the output layer are considered.A theorem on the necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of a solution for a neural network is proved.By a solution of neural networks, the ability to recognize images with a probability other than zero is meant.The results of the proved theorem and its corollaries coincide with the results obtained by F. Rosenblat and S. Dayan for the perceptron in a different way.
Corrections to “Point Cloud Reduction and Denoising Based on Optimized Downsampling and Bilateral Filtering”

In the above article [1] , when we edited the affiliations of authors, their old names were provided and the new names were not added. As a result, when other researchers queried the authors of [1] , the affiliations of authors were not found due to the incorrect affiliations in the article [1] . These affiliations caused incomplete information. In this article, the affiliations of authors are corrected by us. After affiliations are revised, the affiliations do not affect the results and analysis of the article [1] .
PELATIHAN PUBLIKASI JURNAL HASIL PENELITIAN TINDAKAN KELAS BAGI GURU SLB N 1 BANTUL YOGYAKARTA

This training gives knowledge to teachers in Special Education Needs School 1 Bantul to overcome difficulties in publishing articles on the results of classroom action research (CAR) to OJS-based journals (Open Journal System). The target to be achieved through this activity is to increase teacher competence in making / compiling articles on the results of classroom action research and providing skills in submitting OJS-based journals. Besides increasing teacher competence. Service activities carried out through several training methods, namely: 1) lecture method, 2) question and answer method, and 3) simulation method. The training was carried out 4 times in theory and practice, this was done so that the teachers not only understood the theory, but the teacher could also be independent in making articles and submit OJS journals properly. The results achieved are the teacher can compile an PTK result article and upload it to the OJS journal.
PROVENANCE TYPES OF THE UPPER PRECAMBRIAN DEPOSITS OF VOLGA-URAL REGION

An analysis of composition distribution of the Riphean and Vendian clayey rocks (Volga-Ural region) on the (La/Yb) N –Eu/Eu* and (La/Yb) N –Th diagrams showed that the Upper Precambrian sedimentary sequences of this territory are composed mainly of material carried by the “large rivers” and rivers that drained sedimentary formations. The erosion products of “magmatic/metamorphic” terraines and volcanic provinces (all types of provinces play a subordinate role in their composition. This is in one way or another consistent with the previous data, but requires some adjustment.
Exploring Impact of Olfactory Stimuli on User Performance on Mobile Platforms

In today’s modern age, it is almost impossible to exist without the Information Communication Technologies that makes our life easier. In addition to other areas, Information Communication Technologies is also needed in education. There are a number of ways to contribute to the development of the learning process, which we refer to in this article - student centric model, gamification, virtual and augmented reality (using Gear VR), remote and virtual labs. We will also discuss the educational application focused on the basics of geographical knowledge of Slovakia.
THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERACTIVE LEARNING MEDIA IN A NEW CIVILIZATION ERA

The Covid-19 pandemic has left the people down to earth. Such conditions are not immediately forgotten and are avoided from the construction of thoughts in the world of education today. Learning from/at Home (BDR) is the latest solution to keep the spread of COVID-19 from becoming more widespread and avoiding the disease. In the era of a new civilization in our world of education, it is very necessary to package a new learning model. Meanwhile, learning Indonesian in the 2013 curriculum uses a text-based approach. This text-based learning trains individuals to solve the problems they face and think critically according to what is in real life. The development model used in this study is the APPED Model. This model can be used as a reference in R&amp;D (Research and Development) research. The main objective of this research is the importance of the process of developing interactive multimedia models for learning media in new civilizations. The discussion of this research is the steps and process of using interactive multimedia with the right use as a massage medium that will stimulate thinking, thereby encouraging the process of student learning to be more concrete. The stages of implementing interactive multimedia in learning are Introduction (Program Introduction) including Title Page, Learning Prompt or guide, Presentation Objectivity, Instructions, Knowledge Priority Stimulation (apperception in the form of knowledge stimulation), Initial Control; Presentation of Information includes presentation mode or presentation mode, length of presentation text, graphics and animation, color and usage; Question of Response (Question and responses) and Judging of Response (Assessment of responses). So interactive multimedia learning is important to be applied to the new civilization era by utilizing technology.&#x0D; &#x0D; &lt;p&gt; &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt; Article visualizations:&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;img src="/-counters-/edu_01/0671/a.php" alt="Hit counter" /&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
Recurrent Embedded Hourglass Network for Single Image Super-Resolution

The single image super-resolution has become an important topic of discussion due to the demand for high-quality digital images in the field of visual artificial intelligence.The deep learning-based approach has achieved great success because of its excellent ability to control complex features.Using simply extending or deepening the network, performance can be improved slightly, but not significantly.There are still blurry edges and rough texture details.In this paper, we propose a Recurrent Embedded Hourglass Network (SRRHN) for super-resolution reconstruction.We use the hourglass network to combine deep and shallow features and embed Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU) in each layer of the hourglass network to improve the long-range correlations.Finally, sub-pixel convolution is adopted to avoid image distortion during upsampling.Extensive experiments on several standard benchmarks show that our proposed method achieves better performance compared with state-of-the-art methods.
SOCIAL MEDIA AND ITS ROLE IN THE PRODUCTION AND NUTRITION OF CRISES

Social networking sites have become very popular since the beginning of the current decade and have become linked to our daily life. We follow the news, Analyses and opinions on the one issue in a way that attracts millions of users and the number grows every secon On Twitter, one of the most important social networking sites, all social groups rushed from the president to the last citizen to open accounts when they found themselves forced to do so . During the recent Gulf crisis, Twitter was buzzing with Twitter, which achieved the largest circulation globally. Instead of serving the issue and directing it to serve the Arab interest, most of the publications were on the negative side ; The publications spread hatred and eliminate what remained among the Arab peoples. The negative exploitation of technology fueled the diplomatic crisis and created other political, social and economic crises in the form of Hitler's propaganda.
A Comparative Approach to Evaluate Different CVIs using Grid K-Means and Improved K-Means Clustering

Talk about the era we are living in today, is not limited to just include the living creatures but also the most important aspect upon which these living creatures are now more rely i.e., "Information".There is an abundance of information against every aspect available on this planet.So, the term "Data" is too concise to encapsulate this "Information".Hence, the era of Big Data come into existence.Data is now big enough (in terms of volume, variety, value, veracity, velocity) that without proper techniques and methods it is not possible to frame a definite set of knowledgeable data.A need to mine this deep ocean of information to get knowledgeable data results in the various Data Mining techniques.In this paper, a reflection of all the major data analysis techniques and how the traditional models are replaced by the new emerging technologies based on machine learning or deep learning is presented.Partition-based clustering is the most commonly used technique of unsupervised learning; in this paper, Improved K-Means and Grid K-Means algorithms are used to form clusters for four publically available datasets.The effectiveness of these clusters is evaluated using seven different Cluster Validity Indexes.Results show that VCVI-index and BVCI-index outperform among all other CVIs.
Mobile Phone in the Lives of Young People of Rural Mountainous Areas of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan: Challenges and Opportunities

This research aims to investigate the impact of mobile phones in the lives of youths of mountainous rural areas of Gilgit-Baltistan (GB). A total of 272 (133 male and 139 female) respondents of ages between 16 and 25 years participated in this study. To analyze the demographic data such as age, gender, district, the descriptive statistics (mean, SD and percentage) and inferential statistics such as independent sample t-test were used. The regression analysis was used to analyze the relationship between independent and dependent variables such as mobile phone features (M = 3.66, SD = 1.15); a mobile phone as a tool for socio-economic impact (M = 3.80, SD = 1.20); as a fashion symbol (M = 1.29, SD = 0.11) and a tool for safety (M = 3.91, SD = 1.06). The findings show that 97% (M = 1.026 SD = 0.159) of youths from GB own a mobile phone (47% male and 48% female). The findings also verify that a mobile phone is beneficial to its users in the fields of economic, education, safety, and security. However, using a mobile phone as status symbol could have a negative impact on the lives of youths. This study recommends that the government should develop effective and efficient policy for mobile phone usage and users should also be aware of the blessings and risks associated with using a mobile phone in their lives.
Two Fold Security on Cloud CRM using Hash Encryption and Role Based Security

Virtually all companies today are existentially dependent on information and communication technology over the cloud computing.At the same time, the degree of networking between actors in business -companies, customers and government institutions -has risen steadily.This enables completely new, high-value-added applications, but at the same time poses new risks for the trouble-free functioning of a company's critical processes and the confidentiality of the stored, processed and transmitted data.In high-wage countries like India, companies are particularly forced to protect their own know-how and intellectual property well against competitors.Entrepreneurs who are concerned with knowing risks and evaluating measures to control them must therefore be able to address the challenges of effective information protection and be able to classify procedures that make an important contribution to this.The encryption of information is an effective technical procedure for this task.However, it is not an easy undertaking for a company to design an adequate overall concept for the use of encryption, since these methods can be used at very different levels of information technology and their use must be planned across processes.This scheme is intended to help overcome the obstacles to the efficient and effective use of encryption in the company using new enhanced hashing algorithm.It is designed to inform companies about how encryption helps to protect the confidentiality of information when using modern information and communication technology.It shows in which areas of application and against which attacks encryption is useful and how the various encryption methods can be meaningfully combined.This scheme is manufactured for managing directors, department heads and other decision-makers who want to familiarize themselves with the use of encryption technology in order to plan steps for designing an encryption architecture that makes sense for their company.Small and medium-sized companies in particular are in the spotlight, since they too are the focus of industrial espionage and they also have a higher risk that the loss of confidentiality of sensitive information will jeopardize their existence.We hereby introduce the new approach in the paradigm of cryptology (Role Based Security and Hashing Technique) in cloud computing for CRM solution with the name of H#ABE.
Actively Probing Routes for Tor AS-Level Adversaries with RIPE Atlas

Tor provides anonymity to millions of users around the globe, which has made it a valuable target for malicious actors. As a low-latency anonymity system, it is vulnerable to traffic correlation attacks from strong passive adversaries, such as large autonomous systems. Estimations of the risk posed by such attackers as well as the evaluation of defense strategies are mostly based on simulations and data retrieved from BGP updates. However, this might only provide an incomplete view of the network and thereby influence the results of such analyses. It has already been acknowledged in previous studies that direct path measurements, e.g. with traceroute, could provide valuable information. But in the past, such measurements were thought to be impossible, because they require the placement of measurement nodes in the same ASes as the respective Tor network nodes. With the rise of new technologies and methodologies, this assumption needs to be re-evaluated. In this paper we present a novel methodology to utilize the RIPE Atlas framework, a network of more than 10,000 probes worldwide, to actively perform traceroute commands from and to Tor guard and exit relays to clients and destinations. Based on multiple global scans our results validate previous results and show the large influence on Tor posed by a limited set of ASes. These are in a strong position to carry out effective correlation attacks on Tor traffic. With this work, we provide an additional source of information that can be used together with BGP route information to increase the accuracy of future models and simulations of Tor and ultimately improve anonymity on the Internet.
Pengaruh Motivasi Kualitas, Karier, Ekonomi dan Sosial Terhadap Minat Mahasiswa Akuntansi Mengikuti Pendidikan Profesi Akuntansi (PPA/PPAk.)

This study attempts to examine whether the quality of motivation, career, economic, and social influence on student interest in accounting FE UNJ follow the Accounting Profession (PPA/ PPAk.). The data used in this study is primary data obtained from a questionnaire research instruments were given to FE students UNJ Accounting Department. It can be concluded that this study used a survey method with the selection of the samples tested in this study using purposive sampling method. Of the 200 questionnaires distributed, the number of questionnaires returned and deserve to be processed by 111 questionnaires. Data using multiple regression analysis to answer the research hypothesis with the software PASW Statistics 18 and Eviews 6. The method used is multiple regression analysis.The results of this study were (1) Motivation Quality has a positive influence on student interest in accounting FE UNJ follow PPA/ PPAk , (2) Career Motivation in this study had no effect on student interest in accounting FE UNJ follow the Accounting Profession PPA/ PPAk., (3) Economic Motivation has a positive influence on student interest in accounting FE UNJ follow PPA / PPAk , (4) Social Motivation has a negative influence on student interest in accounting FE UNJ follow PPA/ PPAk., (5) Quality Motivation, Career Motivation, Motivation Economic and Social Motivation together simultaneously influencing accounting student Interests FE UNJ follow PPA / PPAk