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«Pushkin — CENTRIFUGE». The Story of an Unpublished Book

The article deals with a project by a notorious futuristic publishing house, the book Pushkin — CENTRIFUGE. The origins of its artistic concept are traced; the initial course of work on it by V. Ya. Bryusov and the reasons why the publication never came out are analyzed.
PERANCANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI PERSEDIAAN BARANG PADA PT BINA SAN PRIMA KARAWANG

Merchandise inventory is very important for trading companies and manufacturing companies. Inventory is needed to create sales for a profit. Inventories are current assets that have a high enough risk in company activities if they are not considered properly. The inventory process at PT. Bina San Prima can be said to be still inefficient and ineffective because everything is still done manually, starting from the process of recording goods data, processing incoming goods data and outgoing goods data, processing goods data reports. This access does not yet have a good inventory information system, also for ordering data from suppliers there is no minimum stock data specified so that orders can be made to the supplier so that sometimes the stock is out of stock and then ordered to the supplier, and it hampers the goods if there is a purchase from the customer. The program application is an alternative solution to the problems faced by companies or agencies, especially PT. Bina San Prima, in this case, especially in making inventory reports. With this programming application, filling and storing data will be easier and safer.
Twitter’s User Opinion About Master and Doctoral Degrees: A Model of Sentiment Comparison

This paper examines the opinion of student candidate about their plan to study further to master degree (S2) and doctoral degree (S3). There is lack of approach in finding public opinion about the interest of student candidate in continuing study to higher level such as master degree or doctoral degree. Through this paper, the Twitter’s user opinions are extracted using certain data mining technique to find out three sentiment types (negative, neutral, and positive) by taking the most dominant type of emotions (i.e., anger, anticipation, love, fear, joy, sadness, surprise, trust). The dataset is divided into two groups of Twitter’s users. Both datasets represent group A those opinion is about continuing study further to master degree versus group B whose continuing to doctoral degree. The groups are then divided into three types of sentiment statements about master degree versus doctoral degree. The first group is their sentiment about continuing study further to master degree with the result: (a) 109 negative tweets, 1683 neutral tweets and 131 positive tweets. For the second group (e.g., student’s sentiments about continuing to doctoral degree), it has results: (a) 421 negative tweets, 7666 neutral tweets and 1805 positive tweets. The data are tested to give accuracy value of 85%. The result of this sentiment analysis is useful as a reference for universities to understand the development of sentiments (opinion) from Twitter’s users and help the institutions to improve their reputation and quality
Private universities and elite formation in Russia: Yakut case

The article is devoted to the problem of functioning of private universities in society, determining their place in the educational process. A parallel is drawn with the work of private educational institutions in the United States, which have a glorious history of development dating back to the XVII century. The author of the article relies on the analysis of special literature on this issue, identifies success factors of American universities and “failure factors” of private universities in Yakutia, and also refers to a large-scale sociological study of graduates of the M. K. Ammosov North-Eastern Federal University. Research conducted under his leadership (Yakutsk, 469 respondents, 2016, 2017, 2018). The Author concludes that the history of private universities in Russia, which began in the 90s of the twentieth century, is quite dramatic. Branches of the capital's private universities operating in the province are at the greatest disadvantage today. The current situation requires a detailed sociological analysis, a comparative analysis of the performance of public and private universities and identification of the pros and cons of non-state universities on this basis, in order to develop recommendations for correcting the situation.
Цифрові 3D меппінг технології у творах сценічного мистецтва в Україні

The purpose of the article is to analyze the current state of affairs and trace the trends in the implementation of 3D technologies in stage practice in Ukraine. Methodology. The complexity and multidimensionality of the research led to the appeal to general scientific, interdisciplinary and cultural approaches: art history, analytical, source study, phenomenological. The hermeneutic method helped to identify the local and general contents of the artistic imagery of a particular stage performance. Semiotic-culturological and structuralist approaches made it possible to reveal the semantic structures of individual stage actions, to trace the processes of meaning formation in stage spaces. Scientific novelty. For the first time in domestic art history, the experience of using digital 3D technologies in Ukraine has been analyzed. Conclusions. Having analyzed the application of three-dimensional video technologies (3D technologies) in the performing arts, it can be argued that due to the rapid development of digital technologies in general and multimedia in particular, the stage art workers – directors and stage designers – are increasingly mastering 3D mapping. Experiments are carried out in different genres of performing arts. Ukrainian artists do not stand aside global trends, offering spectacular shows to the domestic audience. At the same time, it should be noted that 3D mapping as a new technology in visual art in Ukraine has become widespread, but in the stage art, there are very few examples of its application, as well as examples of interactive 3D mapping. Kostiantyn Tomilchenko’s show projects are a breakthrough in the use of 3D technologies in modern stage art in Ukraine. The domestic experience of transferring the theatrical performance “The Stone Master” of “Theater 360 Degrees” to the format of online performances with 3D technologies has become a useful experience in adapting the work of stage teams to the new quarantine conditions of organizing performances.
Designing a Virtual World to Mirror the Real Challenges of Life as an Amputee

The purpose of this research was to further understand the experience of using a customized avatar in a virtual world to practice desired health behaviors. By triangulating the quantitative and qualitative data of 12 amputee participants, we discovered that salient factors of having an amputation had a profound impact on the measure of health outcomes. This in turn masked the measured effect of the virtual self-management intervention on health outcomes. We also learned that our training was not closely enough aligned with the constructs that we measured. We discuss how to address these gaps in future studies including adding serious games to a virtual world environment to facilitate disclosure of and adjustment to the salient factors and to better align the simulations with desired outcomes.
Construction of Dance Performance Specialty in Border Colleges and Universities Under Background of “One Belt, One Road”

Under “one belt, one road”, the dance performance specialty of border colleges and universities in China, known as "national universities", ushered in a better development opportunity. Honghe University, a typical border university, is located in the border of Yunnan Province, adjacent to Vietnam, Laos and other countries. Taking “Honghe University” as example, this paper discusses “dance performance specialty in border colleges and universities welcome opportunities under ‘one belt, one road’” and “construction of dance performance specialty in border colleges and universities under ‘one belt, one road’”, in order to give full play to the strategic advantages of "one belt and one road", build our dance performance specialty in border colleges and universities, and train more professional talents for dance performance for the country.
SECURING BLOCKCHAIN BASED DATA TRANSFER THROUGH HUMAN BODY WITH MULTI LEVEL AUTHENTICATION

Electronic Health Record (EHR) contains sensitive information of the patients that are managed by the healthcare providers. Healthcare applications store the EHR of a patient in the blockchain that stores the EHR securely. The stored EHR of a patient can also be viewed and verified by the patient. Even though the blockchain is secure, it is prone to different categories of attacks such as Blockchain network attacks, User wallet attacks, Smart contract attacks, Transaction verification mechanism attacks, and Mining pool attacks. Each attack category has a distinct subcategory. User wallet attacks are divided into phishing, dictionary-based, Attacks on cold wallets, and Attacks on hot wallets. In user wallet-based attacks, the attacker targets the credentials of the users. Red Tacton is a new Human Area Networking technology that uses the human body surface as a high speed and safe network transmission path. This framework proposes a Multi-Level Authentication (MLA) method to secure blockchain based health records against the user wallet attack.
THE CONVERSATION ART AND SKILLS OF HEAD TEACHER IN CLASS MANAGEMENT

The most common way to communicate emotions between class teachers and students is to converse. The teacher in charge of the class talks with the students, understand the situations of them, and solve their problems, playing a vital role in the growth of the students. The conversation art of a class teacher is embodied in the appreciation, encouragement, respect, understanding and listening of students. Therefore, it is of significance to seize the opportunity, and make full preparations in order to achieve the best conversation effect.
Pengembangan Bahan Ajar Menulis Cerita Pendek dengan Media Adobe Flash

This development aims to develop teaching materials for writing short stories with adobe flash SMP Class IX. The scope of this development is limited only to planning, material and evaluation in the learning process. The method used in this research is Research and Development (R&amp;D), using a development research design using the Brog &amp; Gall model. Teaching material development results obtained material expert test results 82% were declared feasible, media expert test 86% were declared feasible, small group field test 80% declared good, a large group field test 82.3% was declared good. So overall the data obtained from the development of instructional materials with adobe flash media is declared feasible, teaching materials with adobe flash media are effective in increasing motivation, focus and responsiveness while the evaluation results provide increased student ability in writing short stories.
Comprehensive English Assessment System Based on Mobile APPs

Comprehensive English is a professional basic course for English majors, with the most class hours and the highest credits. It can be said to be the most important course in English majors. However, the procedural assessment in the previous comprehensive English assessment system, that is, the usual assessment, was largely determined based on the subjective impression of teachers. However, with the emergence of various English learning apps, students’ learning methods and content have changed a lot. With major changes, the previous assessment system has not been able to play its due role. Designing a reasonable comprehensive English assessment system based on mobile APP is the unshirkable responsibility of comprehensive English teachers. Carefully and reasonably designed comprehensive English assessment system can promote students to improve learning efficiency, reduce classroom lecture time, improve teaching effect, and play a vital role in cultivating qualified English professionals.
Self-organization as a factor in the success of educational activities

The article deals with the relationship between learning activity success and selforganization.The article provides an analysis of the notion of learning activity, learning activity success, self-organization.
littleBits: Not Just for the Kids

The Penn State Harrisburg Library used grant funds to add two littleBits Workshop Kits to the circulating library collection. The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Librarian piloted a hands-on activity utilizing littleBits in the college classroom to better support the rapid prototyping skills of engineering students on campus, to promote science literacy to students, and to enhance librarian-student interaction. This article provides an overview of the workshops, which could be duplicated at other institutions, and shares the experiences of three different audiences of college students including challenges, successes, and opportunities for growth and future considerations in utilizing littleBits in an academic setting.
Prose and cons of scholarly articles: How readability tests expose poor knowledge mobilization in academic publications

Current literature shows that poor and unclear writing is a significant barrier for non-academic audiences. Readability research is a growing interest among STEM and health science fields; however, the humanities and social science disciplines are neglected. To address this gap, articles from the humanities and social science disciplines were analyzed using the Flesch Reading Ease (FRE) and the Gunning FOG Index (GFI) readability tests. Results show that the FRE mean score for all analyzed articles is 29.04, and the total GFI mean score is 18.02, meaning they are extremely difficult to read and often require a post-secondary education for adequate comprehension. Empirically driven, quantitative articles had no significant difference in readability than sense-making, qualitive articles. Results also show that the humanities and social sciences have readability similar or equivalent to STEM and health science fields.   ©Journal of Professional Communication, all rights reserved.
Offline Route planner using Web Automation

Automation refers to decreasing repetitive human work, tedious tasks, and minimizing the errors. With the correct automation tools, it's possible to automate browser tasks, web testing, and online data extraction, to fill forms, scrape data, transfer data between applications, and generate reports. The research project focuses on automating the task of placing an order of particular set of items from an online website. The main aim of the project is planning the most efficient route to visit all your stoppages and reach your destination. It automates the process of finding the most optimum route and saves a PDF of commute details to your disk.
The Impact of Digital Innovation on Education in Romanian Education

Due to the accelerated pace of information and communication technology developments, the digital society and the digital economy have become real and, in turn, pose specific challenges. In this environment, digital skills and competences are essential to achieve the professional success and personal development of any individual. The positive impact that information and communication technology has on education cannot be disputed, but there are also some obstacles that need to be overcome in order to make the most of these benefits. An essential aspect to consider is that technology has repercussions not only on pupils and students, but also on teachers, who must adapt and acquire the knowledge necessary to disseminate information. Having as the main objective of reflecting the impact of digitalization on the educational sector, the paper highlights the basic concepts in the field of digital technology and, at the same time, the current implications on educational processes. At the same time, through logistic regression, the way in which the means of digital innovation influence the education in Romania is analysed and to determine the factors with the highest degree of influence. Modern technology can be considered as synonymous with the future and that is why it is essential that all young students acquire the digital knowledge necessary to revolutionize the educational process and at the same time redefine the recruitment of the labour market.
Experimental evaluation of nonparametric clustering algorithms for image segmentation

Experimental evaluation of 12 nonparametric clustering algorithms for image segmentation was made. Algorithms developed in FRC ICT are compared to ones from ENVI, ELKI and Smile software packages. Seven model datasets were generated to estimate clustering accuracy. The computational efficiency was evaluated using digital photographs and fragments of multispectral images obtained from WorldView-2 satellite.
Crustal seismology: traditions and styles from a historical perspective

It has often been said that geophysics is an umbrella discipline, and that its various and varied fields remained conceptually autonomous even when configured in the mind of a single scientist. However, to what extent were these fields conceptually autonomous? Was there a single accumulation of geophysical knowledge and practices, or rather diverse traditions? Furthermore, what happens when there is a confluence of traditions rather than an independent accumulation of knowledge? Would it make sense then to talk about any conceptual autonomy and compartmentalized fields? This article examines the historical development of a geophysical specialization developed in multinational settings: crustal seismology. Rather than a conglomerate of autonomous fields, the view of geophysics as an intercalated set of inter-disciplinary fields, research schools, programs, and traditions which seem to concur in the same direction, can be applied to a large extent to geophysics of the Earth’s crust. The article shows how these elements interacted and were even transferred from one place to another. It concludes with some reflections on the institutional and procedural relations between academic geophysics, physics and geology.
“CONSTRUCTIVE EXPRESSIONISM” BY EVGENIA TOLMASHOVA

The relevance of the research topic is conditioned by the need to search for new interdisciplinary approaches to the problem of cognition of the world. The degree of scientific development of the subject covers the period from antiquity to modern times. Vasilyeva E.V., Khazieva E.V., Petrenko Yu.A., Shatilov S.F., Stoletov A.I. actively works on the problem of subjective reality. It should also be noted that the works devoted directly and directly to the study of subjective re-ality within the framework of the existence of a work of art exist relatively few in comparison with studies of other aspects of art. The object of research is the current issues of cognition of the world order. As the subject of re-search, the subjective reality that the author creates in the space of a work of art is chosen. The study is based on the material of the paintings of the Krasnoyarsk painter Tolmashov (1966–2014). The aim of the research is to reveal the essence, specificity and ways of forming subjective reali-ty in a work of art. In accordance with the purpose of the study, the following tasks are set: to deter-mine the motivation and principles of constructing a sub-reality in a work of fine art. The basis of the methodological base was laid as general scientific principles, as well as special art research methods, including: formal-stylistic, iconographic and structural. When working on the study, the determining method was a method of scientific cognition as an interpretation that allows us to reveal the principles of the construction and existence of subjective reality. Structural-functional and dialectical methods are also used. The empirical basis of the study is the experience of studying the paintings of the Krasnoyarsk artist E.N. Tolmashova. The scientific novelty of the research consists in the following statement: the subjective of reality in pictorial works is conditioned by the desire of the author of the work through the experimental con-struction of new, not previously existed realities, to understand the structure of objective reality exist-ing in addition to his consciousness. The obtained conclusions and generalizations of the basic principles of subjective of objective reality in a work of fine art can be used in the analysis of artistic creativity as a way of constructing an analog model of the world order. Also it should be said that the work of E.N. Tolmashova is not well studied in art history. The scientific material has been introduced not previously studied material, allowing expanding the under-standing of the art of painting in Siberia, as well as the trends and forms of its development at the turn of the XX and XXI century. The materials of the research were used in lecturing and conducting seminars on the discipline “Art culture of Siberia”, which is basic for the preparation of bachelors on specialty 54.03.01. The training was conducted on the basis of the Siberian Federal University.
Real-Time Object Detection Model

Object Detection is a study in the field of computer vision. An object detection model recognizes objects of the real world present either in a captured image or in real-time video where the object can belong to any class of objects namely humans, animals, objects, etc. This project is an implementation of an algorithm based on object detection called You Only Look Once (YOLO v3). The architecture of yolo model is extremely fast compared to all previous methods. Yolov3 model executes a single neural network to the given image and then divides the image into predetermined bounding boxes. These boxes are weighted by the predicted probabilities. After non max-suppression it gives the result of recognized objects together with bounding boxes. Yolo trains and directly executes object detection on full images.
Composition School as a Subject of Scholarly Study

The article studies the phenomenon of a composition school that in the history of culture was perceived as an importantcultural phenomenon requiring a thorough study. For many centuries, the history of culture and art was associated with the artists’desire to define and affirm their creative achievements in society. Creative activities have always played a significant role in society.A composer never limits himself to pure creativity but persistently implements his spiritual ideals in life attracting adherents andfollowers. At the same time, the very position of the artist in his environment depended on the historical and political circumstancesthat dictated the attitude of certain circles of society to art in general and towards the work of an individual artist (poets, sculptors,composers etc.) in particular The aim of the article is to reveal the concept of a composition school as a normative-value system aimed at the formation and preservation of professional experience and to study its connection to a scientific school.
Giftedness as a Philosophic Problem

In the paper the specific of the philosophic cognition is defined, including its essential properties and its applicability to the study of giftedness issues. It is argued for the necessity of the philosophic cognition of giftedness. The directions of philosophic study are determined. The aspects of the philosophic comprehension of the nature of giftedness are spelled out.