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Acoustics of the Saxophone

In this chapter, an overview of wind-instrument acoustics is provided as a theoretical foundation to design, build, and use grafted wind instruments. The generic wind instrument is described by a tone generator that is coupled to two adjacent resonators, the instrument’s body and the performer’s vocal tract. As a starting point, the acoustical behavior of a simple cylindrical resonator is examined, and the acoustical consequences of finger holesFinger holes are discussed. The investigation continues with the introduction of the conical resonator, which describes the acoustical behavior of the saxophone body adequately but is acoustically more complex than the cylindrical resonator. In the following section, common tone generators for wind instruments are introduced and classified. The section includes a description of the acoustical behavior for the single reed, double reed, free reed, fluteRim flute, and lip-valve instrument mechanisms. Lip vibration Afterward, the coupling between a tone generatorTone generator and a resonator is addressed, which can only be described as a non-linear system. The chapter concludes with a description of the acoustical behavior of the adaptable vocal tract. Its acoustical importance is often underestimated when dealing with wind instruments.
Accurate and Robust Alignment of Variable-stained Histologic Images Using a General-purpose Greedy Diffeomorphic Registration Tool.

Variously stained histology slices are routinely used by pathologists to assess extracted tissue samples from various anatomical sites and determine the presence or extent of a disease. Evaluation of sequential slides is expected to enable a better understanding of the spatial arrangement and growth patterns of cells and vessels. In this paper we present a practical two-step approach based on diffeomorphic registration to align digitized sequential histopathology stained slides to each other, starting with an initial affine step followed by the estimation of a detailed deformation field.
An Efficient (Low Resources) Modular Hardware Implementation of the AES Algorithm

Modularity is one of today’s key factors concerning either software and hardware implementations. Cryptography does not make exception to this tendency, thus the main objective of this paper being author’s approach regarding a modular hardware implementation of the AES symmetric crypto-system, using a Finite State Machine with Datapath (FSMD) structure. The main idea of this implementation is to modularly integrate every cryptographic operation of AES, such as bytes’ substitution or shifting, column multiplication on Galois Field, or adding round keys, as a first level of modularity, and then, every macro-operation of AES, such as the encryption/decryption round or the key expansion, as a second level of modularity. This paper offers an efficient (low resources) modular hardware implementation of an AES crypto-system, studying the implication of different design solutions susceptible to be used, pointing advantages and disadvantages of such an approach.
JWT Response for OAuth Token Introspection

This specification proposes an additional JSON Web Token (JWT) securedresponse for OAuth 2.0 Token Introspection.
Library guides: zzProcedures and best practice: Home

This is ACU Library's agreed procedures and best practice when creating how to Library Guides using the LibGuide software.
On the Contributions of Visual and Textual Supervision in Low-Resource Semantic Speech Retrieval

Recent work has shown that speech paired with images can be used to learn semantically meaningful speech representations even without any textual supervision. In real-world low-resource settings, however, we often have access to some transcribed speech. We study whether and how visual grounding is useful in the presence of varying amounts of textual supervision. In particular, we consider the task of semantic speech retrieval in a low-resource setting. We use a previously studied data set and task, where models are trained on images with spoken captions and evaluated on human judgments of semantic relevance. We propose a multitask learning approach to leverage both visual and textual modalities, with visual supervision in the form of keyword probabilities from an external tagger. We find that visual grounding is helpful even in the presence of textual supervision, and we analyze this effect over a range of sizes of transcribed data sets. With ~5 hours of transcribed speech, we obtain 23% higher average precision when also using visual supervision.
Clustering Babyshop at Marketplace X with Cluster Ensemble based on Squeezer Algorithm

Marketplace is one of the most popular digital business in Indonesia. One of the category that grow in Marketplace X is shops that sell baby equipment or better known as babyshop. In order to provide the best service and keep the credibility of babyshop specialty shops, important to do qualitry monitoring on of them through clustering. Clustering based on store reputation assessment indicators consisting of variables that are categorical and numerical in scale. This study aims to classify babyshop on Marketplace X based on the characteristics of the store using cluster analysis with cluster ensemble based mixed data clustering (CEBMDC) based on the weigthed squeezer algorithm. This study use the stream data from 218 babyshop at Marketplace X which consists of service factors, reputation level, type and location of the babyshop. The optimal cluster results was into three clusters in which cluster one consists of 21% babyshop, cluster two 48% babyshop, and 31% babyshop at cluster three. The first cluster is a cluster with the tendency of the babyshop to be classified as good, the cluster two tend to have a normal (neutral) reputation, while members of cluster three has a for poor reputation.
Latent Group Types and Explanatory Factors of Depression in Prisoners

본 연구는 교정시설 수용자의 우울 프로파일을 분석하여 우울 잠재집단을 도출하고 그 설명요인을 분석하는데 목적이 있다. ‘2016년 구금시설 건강권 실태조사’ 중 우울척도(CES-D11) 11개 문항을 모두 응답한 926명을 대상으로 잠재프로 파일분석을 이용하여 분석하였다. 분석결과는 다음과 같다. 첫째, 수용자의 42.6%가 우울증으로 의심되어 우울증 취약 집단이었다. 둘째, 수용자의 우울 잠재 집단을 분석하면, 비우울 집단, 저우울 집단, 고우울 집단으로 구분된다. 셋째, 우울 잠재 집단 유형을 설명하는 요인은 식사와 수면문제로 나타났다. 이러한 결과는 교정시설 수용자의 우울 예방 프로그램 확대와 함께, 교정시설의 환경 개선이 요구됨을 시사한다.The purpose of this study is to analyze the depressive profile of the prisoners in the correctional facilities and to analyze the explanatory factors of the potential group. We analyzed the potential profile of 926 respondents who answered all 11 items of the CES-D11 scale of Health Care Status of Detention Facilities in 2016 . The results of the analysis are as follows. First, 42.6% of the detainees were suspected to be depressed and were depressed. Second, when analyzing the potential group of depressed people, it is classified into non depressed group, low depressed group, and high depressed group. Third, factors that explain depression potential group type were eating and sleeping problems. These results suggest that the improvement of the environment of the correctional facility is required along with the expansion of the program for the prevention of depression in the correctional facility.
Penerapan SMOTE dalam Pemodelan CHAID pada Data Keberhasilan Mahasiswa PPKU IPB

Bogor Agricultural University (IPB) as the third rank of Indonesian non polytechnic universities in 2017 requires new students to join the General Competency Education Program (PPKU) for two semesters to improve the quality of human resources. Student achievement success can be determine from the student's academic status, where the student's academic status is divided into two, which are Drop Out (DO) and not DO. Only 1% of PPKU students who are drop out.. This means there is a data imbalance. One of the method used to handled that is Synthetic Minority Oversampling Technique (SMOTE) method. Classification analysis used is the Chi-Square Automatic Interaction Detection (CHAID) method to identify the factors that influence the success of PPKU students. The application of SMOTE to the 2016/2017 PPKU student data was able to improve the ability of classiﬁcation trees with the average values ​​of accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity to 0.718, 0.575, and 0.72. The factors that influence the success of IPB's PPKU students are the entry point, gender, and regional origin.
News and events – CYRail project

September 2018 On 2018-09-18 CYRAIL Final conference Paris, UIC HQ October 2017 On 17-18 October 2017 ITS automotive nord Braunschweig, Germany On 2017-10-04 CYBERSECURITY4RAIL Conference…
Of thoughts and tunes: Music and performance on both sides of the Atlantic

This article is the product of an ‘unorthodox’ interdisciplinary collaboration between a philosopher and a musician. The starting point is the nature of jazz performance. Jazz is a quintessential American form of artistic expression. What are some of the challenges and opportunities confronting an American musician performing in Europe, a continent with a rich – and, on the surface, rather different musical tradition? This rapidly brings us to more general questions about the contextualization of music. What affects musical performance? Does it change depending on the venue? Do audiences vary across different cultures? This leads us to the relation between music and our contemporary society. Recent technological developments have clearly affected not just the production, but also the fruition of music. Some changes are surely welcome. But does progress come at a cost? What do we gain by using new technology and what do we lose? The final exchanges of our conversation invite us to question the future of music, the performing arts and the humanities in general. The fundamental underlying issue becomes: what can we, as educators, do to promote the creativity, originality and innovativeness of the bright young minds that will shape the future?
Content Based Image Processing

Content based image retrieval is the task of retrieving the images from the large collection of database on the basis of their own visual content.In CBIR, each image that is stored in the database has its features extracted and compared to the features of the query image. It involves two steps:FeatureExtractionistheprocess is extracting image features to a distinguishable extent.Matching is the second step involves matching these features to yield a result that is visually similar. To increase efficiency, accuracy and speed of the image retrieval from the large dataset, the second approach known as Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) techniques are used. In a CBIR system, images are automatically indexed by visualizing their valued features such as color, texture, and shape. Theperformance of Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) system depends on efficient feature extraction and accurate retrieval of similar images.
FIGURATIVE AND CONCEPTUAL PROJECTION OF SCHOOL KNOWLEDGE IN THE CREATIVE WORKS OF MARTIROS SARYAN: A RETROSPECTIVE INSIGHT

Ponte Academic JournalApr 2019, Volume 75, Issue 4 FIGURATIVE AND CONCEPTUAL PROJECTION OF SCHOOL KNOWLEDGE IN THE CREATIVE WORKS OF MARTIROS SARYAN: A RETROSPECTIVE INSIGHTAuthor(s): Meckhi Besarion ,Fedotova OlgaJ. Ponte - Apr 2019 - Volume 75 - Issue 4 doi: 10.21506/j.ponte.2019.4.9 Abstract:The paper is based on autobiographic narrative by M. Saryan, a well-known Armenian artist and a native of Nor-Nakhichevan (currently Proletarsky district of Rostov-on-Don), analyzed in order to reproduce the circumstances of his education received while living in an expatriate community. Specifics of educational process in multiethnic classes of Nor-Nakhichevan four-year municipal school (1879-1885) and the context of professional education at the Moscow School of Arts are discussed as the circumstances, which determined further path of the artist\\\'s spiritual quest and professional self-fulfilment. Complicated relations with teachers are exposed as the cause of persistent dislike for some subjects including geography and history. Saryan\\\'s pictures created during various periods of his work are employed as evidence proving that lack of firm geographical knowledge resulted in a number of evident errors in the depiction of geographic objects and natural imagery. A conclusion is drawn that hypercritical, unfair treatment by a teacher erodes a pupil\\\'s interest not only in the respective subject but also in the culture represented by such mentor. Download full text:Check if you have access through your login credentials or your institution Username Password
Electronic Information Resources for Management Sciences: Review, Challenges and Management for Future Libraries

This paper facilitates library professionals especially working with the Management Science Institute Libraries; one can certainly take a review of the notable listed e-resources made availed by various publishers, aggregators or third party vendors under the management sciences domain. It will definitely help library professionals to choose the best e-resource/s from the 59 listed e-resources as per their requirement and available library budget. The paper also describes the solutions towards the acquisition of e-resources and has also suggested the path for its proper management, as it’s been a concern for every library and its library professionals striving to look upon futuristic aspects of librarianship. It is been already appealed to the AICTE to think over instead of listing only few reputed e-resources in the process handbook for its subscription by the approved management institutes, they may include all these e-resources those are listed here and can suggest management science institutes to select amongst and subscribe for their libraries and fulfil the ever increasing demand of e-information by their clientele. Keywords: Electronic Resources, Electronic Databases, Management Science, E-Resources Acquisition, Electronic Resources Management Cite this Article Bipin B. Nargide. ‘Electronic Information Resources for Management Sciences: Review, Challenges and Management for Future Libraries’. Journal of Advancements in Library Sciences . 2019; 6(Special Issue 1): 61s–71s.
Nilai Pendidikan dalam Novel 9 Matahari Karya Adenita: Tinjauan Sosiologi Sastra dan Relevansinya dalam Pembelajaran Sastra di SMK

This study aims to: 1) describe the structure that builds the novel 9 Matahari by Adenita; 2) express the value of education in the novel 9 Matahari by Adenita with a sociological literary approach; and 3) reveal the relevance of the results of this study with literary learning in Vocational High Schools. This type of research is qualitative descriptive. The object of this research is the value of education in the novel 9 Matahari by Adenita. The data of this study are words, sentences, phrases, clauses and paragraphs that show the structure and value of education in the novel. Data collection is done by library techniques, see, and note. The validity of the data uses the theory of triangulation and data triangulation. The data analysis technique is done by the semiotic model reading technique. The results of this study describe (1) the building structure 9 Matahari of Adenita'snovel, the theme. The theme raised is the struggle for success and introducing educational values to the community. The theme is depicted in the struggle of the character (Matari Anas) in the novel 9 Matahari which is not unyielding, and makes dreams the capital of all success ... The facts of the story, a) the plot used is an advanced plot, b) the main character is Matari Anas, Biran Anas (Mr Matari), Yati Ayati (Ms. Matari), and Sis Hera (Sis Matari), c) the background of the novel's place is happening at home in Gang Langgar Rawa Bugel in the City of Jakarta and in the City of Bandung, the setting took place in 1990-2000 -an, social background is a simple life of leaders and social life in a border area, (2) the values of education contained in the novel 9 Matahari are the values of religious, moral, social, cultural education. (3) the relevance of the novel 9 Matahari as teaching material for Indonesian language learning in Vocational High Schools is in accordance with the criteria of teaching materials, namely a) language angle, b) psychological, (c) student background can be used as literary teaching material in class XI Basic Competence 3.11 analyze messages from one fiction book read and Basic Competence 4.11 compile a review of messages from one fiction book that is read.
User-centric design and field trial evaluation of technology in the wild

Information and communication technologies are today an integral part of our life, and digital technology is constantly finding its way to new application areas. With a higher level of integration and specialisation of digital services, the complexity of systems rises. This complexity can be managed by careful design, where the concept idea and the application usability are validated with users and tested in an authentic use context. User-centric design (UCD) focuses on addressing the target user’s needs and preferences by involving users in the design process. In-the-wild studies offer an opportunity to test the research prototypes in real-world use contexts and provide valuable feedback on the feasibility and usability of design solutions. In this chapter, we present two case studies on mobile and ubiquitous technologies trialled in the wild and discuss the specific requirements arising from those trials.
Prototype Model of Newspaper Clippings in Academic Library

Abstract This paper discusses in detail all the issues related to the development of Prototype Model of newspaper clippings in academic library using ‘Greenstone’ open source software. An experiment collection has been developed to demonstrate the various steps involved in the development of newspaper clippings. The entire process of developing such collection in Greenstone explains how librarians use it to create and customize such newspaper clippings, through an end-user interface, they add newspaper clippings and metadata to collections, create new collections and build collections and put them in place for users to view. This model will prove an effective tool to LIS community in the development of News clipping collection on Greenstone Software windows platform. Keywords: Digital Libraries, Greenstone, Institutional Repository , Newspaper Clipping, Open source software . Cite this Article Ajagekar R. H. Prototype Model of Newspaper Clippings in Academic Library. Journal of Advancements in Library Sciences . 2019; 6(Special Issue 1): 1s–14s.
Ad Hoc Multi-Input Functional Encryption.

Consider sources that supply sensitive data to an aggregator. Standard encryption only hides the data from eavesdroppers, but using specialized encryption one can hope to hide the data (to the extent possible) from the aggregator itself. For flexibility and security, we envision schemes that allow sources to supply encrypted data, such that at any point a dynamically-chosen subset of sources can allow an agreed-upon joint function of their data to be computed by the aggregator. A primitive called multi-input functional encryption (MIFE), due to Goldwasser et al. (EUROCRYPT 2014), comes close, but has two main limitations: - it requires trust in a third party, who is able to decrypt all the data, and - it requires function arity to be fixed at setup time and to be equal to the number of parties. To drop these limitations, we introduce a new notion of ad hoc MIFE. In our setting, each source generates its own public key and issues individual, function-specific secret keys to an aggregator. For successful decryption, an aggregator must obtain a separate key from each source whose ciphertext is being computed upon. The aggregator could obtain multiple such secret-keys from a user corresponding to functions of varying arity. For this primitive, we obtain the following results: - We show that standard MIFE for general functions can be bootstrapped to ad hoc MIFE for free, i.e. without making any additional assumption. - We provide a direct construction of ad hoc MIFE for the inner product functionality based on the Learning with Errors (LWE) assumption. This yields the first construction of this natural primitive based on a standard assumption. At a technical level, our results are obtained by combining standard MIFE schemes and two-round secure multiparty computation (MPC) protocols in novel ways highlighting an interesting interplay between MIFE and two-round MPC.
INTERFACE USER DESIGN IN EDUCATIONAL GAMES FOR KIDS USING THE CHILD CENTERED DESIGN METHOD

Educational Games For Kids is an android game application which there are several games to support the development of children's competencies. The process of child development will be more optimal if at an early age are taught by parents in playing and learning. But in fact not all parents pay attention to the development of children, so the authors want to know the factors can affect development in early childhood. In general, the application of technology must be evaluated and the level of use measured. The solution from the author to overcome this problem is to redesign educational games for kids using the child centered design method. This method has 4 main activities, namely specify the context of use, specific product requirements, product design solutions, and evaluate design. The ultimate goal of child centered design is users, namely children. The sampling technique uses a non-probability sampling formula or a random sample of 97 respondents. This study uses SPSS in data processing. Based on the results of using the heuristic evaluation method, there are several menus that are invalid and need to be corrected. So the author redesigned educational games for kids. The final result is a recommendation for the design of a new user interface. The results of the design of the user interface can be used by any party who wants to add a menu to the game that has been made. Keywords: Educational games for kids, Child Centered Design, User Interface, Android.
Creative Use of Mobile Phone for Providing Quality Library Services

Abstract The present paper focuses on new trend in library and information science, i.e., mobile based library services. Mobile based service give faster access to academic user because it is more convenient, collaborative, and portable. At present day mobile become more basic need of human being. In changing era the mobile technology become more helpful to provide library services because tremendous change in information technology affects the user needs. Today the library housekeeping activity changes its nature. The paper discuss on the need, drawback, advantages and disadvantages and basic component of mobile based library science. Mobile phone becomes very essential part of human life for communication and knowledge sharing. Keywords: Mobile Technology, SMS notification services, information science, e resources Cite this Article Arvind A. Bhagat, Pradnya A.Bhagat. Creative Use Of Mobile Phone For Providing Quality Library Services. Journal of Advancements in Library Sciences. 2019; 6(Special Issue 1): 32s–34s.
The Design of a Cloud Forensics Middleware System Base on Memory Analysis

The rapid development of cloud computing has not only brought huge economic benefits, but also brought the issue of computer related crimes. In this paper, a design method of cloud forensics middleware was proposed to obtain credible and complete digital evidence from the cloud in a comprehensive and convenient manner. The design method includes three parts: the remote control side evidence display, the server-side evidence analysis and monitoring management, and client-side memory acquisition and analysis. Compared with the traditional online forensics methods, this method was more in line with the requirements of traditional physical evidence technology, greatly improving the efficiency of the forensic staff and the credibility of the evidence. The method has been verified on Windows 10 (the client) and Centos 7.0 (the server) and was proved to be effective and reliable.