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Modern Greek Language E-Diagnostic Tests

The Centre for the Greek Language (CGL) has designed the Modern Greek Language e-Diagnostic tests (MOGEDs). MOGEDs are online testing applications, available for teachers of Modern Greek as a second or foreign language (L2). They are mainly addressed to adult potential candidates for CGL’s language exams, willing to assess their language competence level. MOGEDs are compliant with the standard levels (A1-C2) of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) (Council of Europe 2001) as adapted for Modern Greek. In this paper, the structure of MOGEDs will be analysed and compared to equivalent e-diagnostic tests in terms of the technical architecture adopted. MOGEDs have been developed within the framework of educational technology, taking into account (a) the CGL’s technical expertise in that field in relation with (b) state-of-the-art content design principles and (c) current trends in Information and Communication Technology.
A STUDY ON THE PEOPLE'S PERCEPTION ABOUT HONOR KILLING NEWS: SALEM RAJALAKSHMI CASE

This paper focuses on studying the people's perception of Salem Rajalakshmi's honor killing news. In this research paper the portrayal of media about Salem Rajalakshmi honor killing case and the people's perception of Salem Rajalakshmi's honor killing is being studied.
Redesigning a graphical user interface for usage in challenging environments with a user-centered design process

Different possible interactions with computers is an ever-evolving topic and the usage of computers are more ubiquitous than ever. To design with the user in mind is not an easy task with regular u ...
Enhancing Approach for Information Security in Hadoop

Using the Hadoop package, a proposed secure cloud computing system was designed. Hadoop would use the area to establish and enhance the security for saving and managing user data. Apache had also produced a software tool termed Hadoop to overcome this big data problem which often uses MapReduce architecture to process vast amounts of data. Hadoop has no strategy to assure the security and privacy of the files stored in Hadoop distributed File system (HDFS). As an encryption scheme of the files stored in HDFS, an asymmetric key cryptosystem is advocated. Thus before saving data in HDFS, the proposed hybrid based on (RSA, and Rabin) cipher would encrypt the data. The user of the cloud might upload files in two ways, non-safe or secure upload files.
Deep Learning in Practice: Guidelines for Model Selection

Deep Learning models are becoming the de facto standard in most image, text and speech understanding tasks. Model selection based only on numerical metrics such as accuracy and inference time is not sufficient especially in highly regulated industries like healthcare or autonomous driving where lives are at stake. In order to trust the model, interpreting the reasons behind the model's decisions is essential. We propose a three pronged approach in selecting models based on accuracy, inference time and on whether they learn the right features
Screenreading: A Gallery of (Re)Imagined Interfaces

This webtext is a digital gallery of six (re)imagined interfaces, designed to de-familiarize and call attention to the material and aesthetic components of web design. By (re)imagining six everyday interfaces that commonly mediate online activity, the gallery offers space for viewers to question and explore issues of navigation, orientation, metaphor, language, embodiment, and infrastructure that undergird human-computer interaction.
INDONESIAN LANGUAGE EDUCATION POLICY IN RELATION TO THE NATIONAL EDUCATION GOALS: A THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE

Education plays an important role for the quality of human’s life. Education is a process of accommodating learners to develop their potential based on the talent and ability they have. Through this process, individuals will have a better personality, IQ, manner, religious belief. Indonesian language in an education setting supports the process of gaining knowledge because this is considered as a carrier of knowledge, a means of communicating ideas, thought, and feeling, and a means of increasing nationality among individuals whole over Indonesia. By having this, Indonesian language education policy is considered as a means of gaining national education goals. However, the role of stakeholders and society is undeniable. They can protect and develop the position of Indonesian language and they can accommodate the attainment of national education goals.Key Words: Education, Indonesian Language, Policy, National Education Goals, Stakeholders
Algorithm for Processing Queries that Involve Boolean Columns for a Natural Language Interface to Databases

In the last decades, the use of natural language interfaces to databases (NLIDBs) has increased exponentialy; unfortunately, the complexity of natural language has limited their effectiveness. The presence of Boolean columns in databases increases the difficulty for translating natural language queries to SQL. A Boolean column is a column that can only store two possible values: true/false, yes/no, 1/0. The problem for processing queries that involve Boolean columns, is that the search value for these columns (true/false, yes/no, 1/0) is not explicit in the queries. This problem makes NLIDBs generate erroneous translations as shown in experimental tests. A survey of the literature on NLIDBs has shown that this problem has not been identified, much less addressed. In this article, a new algorithm for processing queries that involve Boolean columns is presented. The algorithm uses syntactic and semantic information that facilitates detecting Boolean columns and their implicit values in a query. The experimental tests show that it is highly effective for translating this type of queries.
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Design of a multi-asset-backed stablecoin and a multilateral order matching system

Cryptocurrencies, specifically designed for price stability, called stablecoins, have emerged to counteract the volatility that has been prevalent in cryptocurrency markets over the past decade. St ...
Basic Concepts and Principles

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Factor Analysis for RPA Market Growth in Japan

The purpose of this study is to analyze the factors of market growth by analyzing the changes in the RPA market in recent industrial changes called the 4th industrial revolution. In particular, the growth of the japan RPA market can be attributed to the special characteristics of the Japanese labor market and the policy support from the Japanese government, which is a countermeasure against the declining birthrate and aging population. A decline in productivity is expected, and the work style reform policy issued by the Japanese government is thought to be strongly attributable to RPA market growth. And we will see how this RPA can continue to grow in Japan. In this study, to analyze based on information obtained from literature surveys and interviews. In addition, since RPA was directly developed, it can be recognized that the RPA software has been verified. This study confirmed the reason for the growth of the RPA market in Japan. This discovery can also identify similar markets where RPA market growth is expected. It was also possible to confirm to what level RPA has developed in terms of technology. Factors to consider in order to establish a new market in society have been derived. Until now, the factors of market growth in the RPA market have not been analyzed. It is also possible to identify growth forecasts and growth factors for similar markets, including South Korea.
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A STUDY ON STUDENTS IN USING QUESTION TAG OF MODAL AUXILIARY FORM AT XI GRADE OF SMA PGRI TEMBILAHAN

The purpose of this research is to know the students' ability in using question tags in the modal auxiliary format eleventh grade of SMA PGRI Tembilahan. Based on the limitation of the problem, the researcher limits the problem in using question tag in modal auxiliary form just focuses on the use modal of can, could, will, would, and should. The researcher conducted a short observation to know the number of classes at the eleventh grade of SMA PGRI Tembilahan. The number of eleventh-grade students just consists of one class, namely Class A. The total of the eleventh-grade students is 20 students. The population of this research was all of the eleventh-grade students because the sample of population less than 100 the researcher used total sampling technique. The researcher used a quantitative method to get the data needed. The research instrument in this research is testing and collected by individual test scores of students where they are asked to identify and using question tags according to the instruction given with the total correct (25). So that, each correct question tag in the modal auxiliary form will be scored by 4. Based on the result of the test, the mean score of the question tag in the modal auxiliary form was 82.6. It was categorized very high level, which included in the interval 81-100. Where 14 students get in a very good score, 5 students get in a good score, 1 student gets in a moderate score and there is no get in a low and very low score. Based on that explanation above, we can conclude that the students' ability in using question tag in modal auxiliary format eleventh grade of SMA PGRI Tembilahan includes in the realm of the category nice and understanding to use question tag in modal auxiliary form.
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Technique Used by the Teacher to Develop Students' Speaking Skill at the Eighth Grade of SMP Muhammadiyah 4 Surakarta in 2018/2019 Academic Year

The research aims at describing (1) the techniques used by the English teacher to develop students’ speaking skill at the eighth grade of SMP Muhammadiyah 4 Surakarta in 2018/2019 academic year, (2) the obstacles faced by the English teacher to develop students’ speaking skill, and (3) the way the English teacher solves the obstacles faced to develop students’ speaking skill. This research is a case study. The data of the research were all facts related to teacher’s effort to develop students’ speaking skill which cover the teaching technique used by the English teacher to develop students’ speaking skill, the obstacles found, and teacher’s effort in solving the obstacles. The sources of data were the process of teaching and learning speaking in the classroom and teacher and the eighth grade students of SMP Muhammadiyah 4 Surakarta in 2018/2019 academic year. In collecting the data, the researcher used observation and interview. The technique used in analyzing the data was descriptive analysis. After analyzing the data, the researcher concluded that (1) the English teacher used five techniques, namely (a) presentation, (b) question and answer, (c) practicing together, (d) practicing conversation in pair work, and (e) performing conversation in front of the class; (2) the teacher faced four obstacles to develop students’ speaking skill, namely (a) students had low motivation to learn English, (b) the students were shy to speak English, (c) the students had few vocabulary, and (d) students were confused about the expressions; and (3) the teacher tried several ways to solve the obstacles to develop students’ speaking skill above, namely explaining the importance of English in daily activities like in politic, commerce, education, etc., using repetition technique, asking the students to write the meaning of difficult words on their notebooks and to bring dictionaries in order that they could look up the meaning of difficult words on their dictionaries, translating every English expressions into Indonesian, asking the meaning of expressions to students, and repeating the meaning of the expressions several times to make the students remember the meaning.
3D Object Pose Estimation Using Chamfer Matching and Flexible CAD File Base

Estimating the object pose is an interesting topic in the industrial robotic vision field. By having an accurate result for detecting object pose, it means the system performs the task as the target in the <em>bin-picking</em> technique. The methods which are developed are varies widely. But the challenge for this paper is estimating a 3D object using mono camera accurately. The object which is used in this paper has the symmetric rotational shape, in this case is the sprayer. In this paper, the camera uses a tool from the Blender Software, such that the ground truth is measurable and it will be the reference for calculating the error. The applied algorithms of this paper are Border Line Extraction Algorithm utilized in the template generation step as the reference template, Directional Chamfer Matching for detecting the coarse pose, and Lavenberg-Marquardt Method to optimize the object pose result. The result achieves the average error of the coarse pose for x and y position (translation pose) are 2.05 mm and 0.71 mm. Meanwhile for the optimized pose, the average error for x and y position (translation pose) are 1.82 mm and 0.24 mm. Regarding the rotational pose, the average error of the rotational coarse pose with respect to x and z axis are 0.01 degree and 0.45 degree. Whereas the average error of the rotational optimized pose with respect to x and z axis are 2.88 degree and 0.82 degree.
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PENILAIAN_The Correlation between Radon Emission Concentration and Subsurface Geological Condition

Exploration activities with standard methods have already encountered many obstacles in the field. Geological survey is often difficult to find outcrop because they are covered by vegetation, alluvial layer or as a result of urban development and housing. Seismic method requires a large expense and licensing in the use of dynamite is complicated. Method of gravity requires the operator to go back (looping) to the starting point. Given some of these constraints, therefore it needs a solution in the form of new method that can work more efficiently with less cost. Several studies in various countries have shown a correlation between the presence of hydrocarbons and Radon gas concentration in the earth surface. Byutilizing the properties of Radon that can migrate to the surface, the value of Radon concentration in the surface is suggested to provide information about the subsurface structure condition. Radon is the only radioactive substance that gas-phased at atmospheric temperature.It is very abundant in the earth mantle. The vast differences of temperatures and pressures between the mantle and the earth crust cause the convection flow toward earth surface. Radon in gas phase will be carried by convection flow to the surface. The quantity of convection currents depend on the porosity and permeability of rocks where Radon travels within, so thatRadon concentration in the earth surface delineates the porosity and permeability of subsurface rock layers. Some measurements were carried out at several locations with various subsurface geological conditions, including proven oil fields, proven geothermal field, and frontier area as a comparison. These measurements show that the average and the background concentration threshold in the proven oil field (11,200 Bq/m3) and proven geothermal field (7,820 Bq/m3) is much higher than the quantity in frontier area (329 and 1,620 Bq/m3). Radon concentration in the earth surface is correlated with the presence of geological faults. Peak concentrations of Radon takes place along the fault.
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Scaling features of intermittent dynamics characterized from data sets

We discuss how random switching between two states in the dynamics of complex systems affects characterization of oscillations based on data analysis. The appearance of unwanted short segments with distinct correlation features can significantly change the properties of time series estimated by standard numerical methods and, therefore, complicate the diagnosis of the system dynamics. The effects of random switching are much stronger for systems with anti-correlated dynamics compared with the case of power-law correlations.
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THE STUDENTS’ WRITING SKILL OF DISCUSSION TEXT AT XII GRADE OF MAN 1 INDRAGIRI HILIR

The purpose of this research is to know students’ writing skill of discussion text. The design of this research was descriptive quantitative research. To reach the purpose above, the researcher was distributing test to twelfth Grade students of XII Agama 1 of MAN 1 Indragiri Hilir. The amount of them is 20 students. After collecting the data, the researcher found that their writing skill of discussion text was good. It was proven by their mean score that is 74.1. It can be concluded that students have had good skills to write discussion text. The researcher assumed that this good result can be because the students had been able to understand what the teacher explain during the teaching and learning process and they also read many texts in the library or the internet.
On transitive uniform partitions of $F^n$ into binary Hamming codes

We investigate transitive uniform partitions of the vector space F n of dimension n over the Galois field GF (2) into cosets of Hamming codes.A partition P n = {H0, H1 + e1, . . ., Hn + en} of F n into cosets of Hamming codes H0, H1, . . ., Hn of length n is said to be uniform if the intersection of any two codes Hi and Hj, i, j ∈ {0, 1, . . ., n} is constant, here ei is a binary vector in F n of weight 1 with one in the ith coordinate position.For any n = 2 m -1, m > 4 we found a class of nonequivalent 2-transitive uniform partitions of F n into cosets of Hamming codes.
MANDARIN CHINESE PINYIN: PRONUNCIATION, ORTHOGRAPHY AND TONE

Pinyin is essential and most fundamental knowledge for all serious learners of Mandarin Chinese. Students learning Mandarin Chinese, no matter if they are beginners or advanced learners, they should be aware of the paramount importance of Pinyin. Good knowledge in Pinyin can greatly help students express themselves more clearly; it can also help them in achieving better listening and reading comprehension. Before learning how to read, write, or pronounce Chinese characters, students must learn pinyin first. This study aims at highlighting the importance of Pinyin and its usage in Mandarin for any students learning Mandarin Chinese. The research work adopts descriptive research method. The work is divided into introduction, body and conclusion.
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Isotopic-Geochemical Features of the Generating of the Precious Metal Formations of the Jiamusi-Khanka Graphite-Bearing Province

Abstract Numerous occurrences of the precious metal mineralization located solely in the Jiamusi-Khanka province were detected within a single zone of the regional graphitization with ten kilometers submeridional strike towards the adjacent territories of the Primorsky krai (Russia) and the Heilongjian province (China), all the above said findings being obtained with the participation of the authors of the present scientific article. There are features of Dalnerechensk group (with Filinskoye being the largest of them), deposits of of Lesozavodsk group (Tamga, Turgenevo) and graphite-ore giant of Liumao Mashan group of the Heilongjian province in the Northern, central and Southern sides of this province respectively. The results of the isotopic-geochemical study of the graphite, the sulfides and the carbonates of these deposits, the formation of which has a common history with the one of the precious metal mineralization, indicate the participation of deep derivated recomposed fluids and the light isotopic-biogenic matter of the host rocks in the ore formation. Besides, the carbon and the oxygen from at least two more isotopic-contrast sources intruded into the ore-forming system. Some minerals were formed under the influence of the intrusive acidic melts on the carbonate rocks, other one were generated due to the involvement of the meteoric waters in the ore formation.
A Class of Three-Qubit Contextual Configurations Located in Fano Pentads

Given the symplectic polar space of type W(5,2), let us call a set of five Fano planes sharing pairwise a single point a Fano pentad. Once 63 points of W(5,2) are appropriately labeled by 63 non-trivial three-qubit observables, any such Fano pentad gives rise to a quantum contextual set known as a Mermin pentagram. Here, it is shown that a Fano pentad also hosts another, closely related, contextual set, which features 25 observables and 30 three-element contexts. Out of 25 observables, ten are such that each of them is on six contexts, while each of the remaining 15 observables belongs to two contexts only. Making use of the recent classification of Mermin pentagrams (Saniga et al., Symmetry 12 (2020) 534), it was found that 12,096 such contextual sets comprise 47 distinct types, falling into eight families according to the number (3,5,7,…,17) of negative contexts.
Bridging literacy and curriculum: development of a thematic children’s book

The study aimed at facilitating and promoting meningful learning in the current thematic learning approach in elementary schools through developing a K-13’s content-based thematic children’s book. The study used ADDIE research and development model. Product of the research was a children’s book entitled Mencar (going fishing) which was meant to be used as a supplementary reading material for four graders on the subtheme Occupations Around Me. To make the book contextual, cultural aspects of Bali were also included. After completion, four reviewers containing two teachers, a writer, and an illustrator were asked to assess the quality of the book. Further, the book was tried out to twenty six students to see whether the book - when used together with the subtheme’s textbook - had an effect on students’ attitude, reading interest, and learning outcome. Results of the study show that the children’s book Mencar was proven effective in supporting learning, including children’s reading interest which is the primary goal of our national literacy movement or GLS.
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