Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Educational technology - its effect on educational objectives and the role of the teacher in efl teaching

Within a conference on technological and education, this paper takes a step back and pauses to consider conventional wisdoms, underlying objectives and priorities. It is based upon the author’s direct experience of launching EFL online teaching courses at a university in Ecuador, on an emergency basis due to covid-19. It describes the tensions between technological imperatives and academic priorities, reflects upon the position and role of the teacher, and educational objectives, and the extent to which they are supported, or threatened, by technological change. Being informed by the comments of students undertaking the courses, and of their teachers, it concludes that, while there are extraordinary pedagogical benefits conferred by use of technology, there are also attendant risks which, if not recognised and mitigated, might leave educators in the position of having a wonderful vehicle to drive down the pedagogical road but having forgotten where they are supposed to be going. It concludes with recommendations as to the way forward.
Penerapan Web Service pada Integrasi Database Simperpus dan SIAK Menggunakan Rest API

Library Information Systems and Academic Information Systems that are not integrated with each other have resulted in duplication and inconsistency of data. This study aims to integrate databases by implementing web services in both systems. Simperpus uses the Rest Client and SIAK uses the Rest Server. The exchange of data between the server utilizes JSON. This research uses UML as a system design modeling with several diagrams, namely use case diagrams, class diagrams, sequence diagrams, activity diagrams, component diagrams, and deployment diagrams. Writing programming language in the study is the Codeigniter framework with MySQL database. The test results showed that the process of sending data in JSON format from SIAK to Simperpus obtained a response time of 137 ms.
Antinomies of Dramaturgy - Dramaturgy of Antinomies: Specificity of Artistic Conception of Chamber Opera “Adolf Wölfli” by Georg Friedrich Haas

The paper analyses the dramaturgic decision and artistic conception of the mono-opera “Adolf Wölfli” by Georg Friedrich Haas through the lens of antinomies, essential elements of its musical-scenic language. Scientific originality of the study lies in the fact that the researchers for the first time provide a comprehensive musicological analysis of the chamber opera of this outstanding representative of the European post-avant-garde. “Adolf Wölfli” is for the first time examined against the background of cultural paradigms and aesthetic conceptions of the postmodernity. The conclusion is made that the opera is based on the antinomies realized by a set of artistic means (instrumental theatre, libretto, musical language), the interaction of which creates a special type of dramaturgy of antinomies representing the key features of the postmodernity aesthetics.
132 Virtual horse shows: The impact of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic on horse showing

The COVID-19 pandemic has been cause for major adjustments in the equine industry, including rescheduling, redesigning, and cancellation of horse shows. Although many changes have presented challenges and undue burden on horse owners and businesses, virtual horse showing has provided increased opportunities to show. The objectives of this study are to describe survey participants’ personal characteristics and participation in virtual and in-person horse shows, level of satisfaction with virtual horse shows, attitude toward technology and motivation to participate in virtual horse shows, and internal and external factors influencing the decision to participate in virtual horse shows. A survey was distributed to a target audience of adult horse show participants and/or adults supporting youth horse show participants via Qualtrics. This resulted in a convenience sample of 251 respondents. The majority of survey respondents were female (n = 240; 95.6%). Participants ranged in age from 18 to 77 years old with an average age of 44.13 (n = 251, SD = 13.69). Respondents had been active in the equine industry and equine shows for an average of 29.07 years (SD = 14.64). An overwhelming majority of respondents report benefits to participating in virtual horse shows (n = 229, 91.2%) and of those participating now, 59.8% plan to continue showing virtually even when in-person shows resume. The opportunity to show virtually has resulted in a large percentage of respondents (n = 132, 76.1%) who anticipate increasing their participation in showing (in-person or virtual). Responses also indicated an improvement in attitude toward technology (M = 1.6; SD = 0.4; Range = 1.0 – 2.3) and an increase in motivation to participate in virtual horse shows and toward riding and showing (M = 1.4; SD = 0.4; Range = 1.0 – 2.8). In addition, respondents indicated they were somewhat likely to be influenced to participate in virtual shows by internal factors like budget and ability to record the ride (M = 2.1; SD = 0.7; Range = 1.0 – 4.6). External factors such as feedback from judges, available divisions, and awards were extremely likely to influence their decision to participate in virtual shows (M = 1.7; SD = 0.6; Range = 1.0 – 3.5). In conclusion, despite the reduction of in-person horse shows due to the COVID-19 pandemic, virtual horse shows have provided a satisfactory outlet to keep people engaged in the industry. Additional research should be done to determine if the current popularity of virtual horse showing persists once in-person shows are fully permitted.
History and Construction of the Nohkan

This chapter examines the development and construction techniques of the nohkan and includes interviews with the nohkan makers. It explains nohkan, also known as <italic>fue</italic> (flute), as a transverse flute made from a type of bamboo known as <italic>Pleioblastus simonii</italic>. The chapter discusses how the nohkan is traditionally played in the Noh theater, Kabuki, and some shrine festivals, and is recently seen on concert stages as part of both traditional and non-traditional ensembles. It also describes the nohkan as a unique instrument in both construction and sound that uses a <italic>nodo</italic>, a thin bamboo tube that disrupts the instrument's natural acoustics. The chapter highlights the performance techniques of the nohkan, which include the creation of shakuhachi-like white noise. It looks at several theories that surround the history and construction of the nohkan in Japan.
Developing a Systems Engineering Concept for Digitalizing Higher Education Institutions

The systems engineering concept of digitalization of higher education institutions (HEI) was proposed. The concept integrates the systemic, process-based, and project-based approach to displaying the objects and processes of the HEI activity in a unified digital space. This will make it possible to use it for automated solutions of functional problems in the educational, scientific, economic, and management processes of the HEI. Within the framework of the concept, the approaches to implementation were proposed: processes of the HEI digital transformation; functions and structures of the HEI digitalization project management; tools of a digital university. The concept is based on a unified digital space, which includes: digital and functional environment, tools for its formation, tools for using the digital environment. It was shown that the success of the transformation of the HEI into a digital university directly depends on the effectiveness of the organization of processes of digitalization project management. And this requires the use of the problem-oriented methodology of project management; the creation of a special division of the HEI digitalization; the development of the structure and technology of filling and using the digital space of an institution of higher education.The result of the application of the HEI digitalization concept is the creation of the specified methodology for project management, which is focused on the digital transformation of an institution of higher education. New organizational principles of digitalization of higher education institutions were proposed, based on the project-oriented organizational structure – a digital transformation office. The structure and the functions of such an office were determined.The processes of higher education institutions from the positions of readiness for the implementation of the systems engineering concept of digitalization were explored. Examples of the HEI digitalization using the proposed concept were given.
Research on Informationization of Legal Education for College Students in the Era of Big Data

The so-called big data is simply a collection of a large amount of data.With the passage of time and the continuous reform and innovation of the times, big data has begun to be applied in various social work and research, and has achieved quite good results, for example, big data has been applied in the legal education of college students.Therefore, in this paper, we will study and analyze the informationization of legal education for college students in the era of big data.The main purpose is to reflect the role of big data and make it play a necessary role in the development of informationization of Legal education for college students, which is beneficial to the development of big data era and Legal education for college students.
Siendo un profesor de inglés en el siglo 21

The main objective in this article is to inform any teacher of the needs, skills and abilities that can help students and teachers to develop depending on each class and study group in charge. Through this article, it will demonstrate how the techniques and tools applicable in the classes can be adapted to the current situation of the year 2020; whether they are developed virtually or when we return to the physical classrooms.The questions to be developed are shown next to the problem. Questions that; must be answered to have a clearer idea of what we want to demonstrate in the process of teaching and learning English and its techniques, teacher's roles and how to incorporate these tools and techniques in the classes of English as a foreign language; to make this an optimal experience for the English teachers and of course the students who make set goals to obtain the best results at the end of each cycle.Without forgetting that this article aims to inform all those who are teachers and those who are looking to develop new ways of carrying out higher education that in this 21st century technology is present in all our environments. We must continue to change and innovate techniques and tools without forgetting, of course, the use mainly of information and communication technologies that are increasingly used in the teaching and learning process to develop in university students a second language that helps them to seek more and better horizons.
EDEN: Deep Feature Distribution Pooling for Saimaa Ringed Seals Pattern Matching

In this paper, pelage pattern matching is considered to solve the individual re-identification of the Saimaa ringed seals. Animal reidentification, together with the access to a large amount of image material through camera traps and crowd-sourcing, provides novel possibilities for animal monitoring and conservation. Image retrieval techniques, such as global pooling, can be used to solve the individual re-identification. However, current global pooling methods incorporate only value distribution of features, losing spatial information. To overcome the problem, we propose a novel pooling approach that allows aggregating the local pattern features to get a fixed size embedding vector that incorporates global features by taking into account their spatial distribution. This is obtained by eigen decomposition of covariances computed for probability mass functions representing feature maps. Embedding vectors can then be used to find the best match in the database of known individuals allowing animal re-identification. The results show that the proposed pooling technique outperforms the existing methods on the challenging Saimaa ringed seal image data.
FORUM INTEGRATED WITH REAL-TIME TRANSLATION

Communication is a way to share information among people. People in the same area use verbal communication. People from different regions communicated among themselves using Digital communication. The First Digital Communication Service was the Telegraph. The Telegraph Service was started in 1851. At first, Telegraph used the Flag Semaphore methodology After that the methodology evolved to the use of Morse Code. As an important advancement, Telecommunication was started in 1881. It establishes a direct connection between two people from different regions at any time. It used different methodologies for transferring information such as Phase-Shift Keying (PSK), Frequency-Shift Keying (FSK), Amplitude-Shift Keying (ASK). To accommodate many users, it used different methodologies such as FrequencyDivision Multiplexing (FDM), Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (WDM), Time-Division Multiplexing (TDM). At last, a decade ago The Internet Service got more attention in communication. The emergence of the internet introduced Communication over the Internet using Text, Voice, and Video. Nowadays, Most people use text-based communication. But in this text-based communication methodology, the information shared must be in a common language in which both the users could understand the information. So, Forums are the best way to share thoughts, ideas, information, etc. Most of the people such as Russians, Chinese, Japanese speak only one language. So it is hard for the people who speak only one language to communicate with people speaking other languages. This restricts communication in the native language. So there is a need for intermediate Translation Services in between them for developing communication in the native language.
Connection Theory - Gravity and Light have the same dimensional pattern

This paper proofs the connection between Gravity and Light. The concept is formed on the mathematical axiomatics physics. The Connection Theory shows the relation between the gravitonian theory of the paper “Gravity Control” and the light. The light and the gravity obey to the same rules, the difference is to the mass. The mass is the reason why the black holes keep the light insight them, as the light needs a rate of its initial mass to keep out of a black hole. Moreover, light and gravity are formed on the same dimensional pattern following the rule of U.F.C. according to the work “Dimensions and Universe Form Code (U.F.C.)”, revealing that gravity and light belong to the same concept. Additionally, it is revealed that a beam of light is the form and the presentation of the dimension.
An Analysis on Medical Image Retrieving Techniques

The images that are the critical and important images which contain visual, useful and meaningful information that cannot be observed by an ordinary person are medical images. Medical images are usually saved for the future purpose. The retrieve process is the method that brings the similar images from a database. The main objective of Image retrieving techniques is to bring out the maximum nearest image to the input query image based on some standard features. In this paper, it is analysed the state of art image retrieving models in the area of medical image processing
Revisiting 2D Convolutional Neural Networks for Graph-Based Applications

Graph convolutional networks (GCNs) are widely used in graph-based applications such as graph classification and segmentation. However, current GCNs have limitations on implementation such as network architectures due to their irregular inputs. In contrast, convolutional neural networks (CNNs) are capable of extracting rich features from large-scale input data, but they do not support general graph inputs. To bridge the gap between GCNs and CNNs, in this paper we study the problem of how to effectively and efficiently map general graphs to 2D grids that CNNs can be directly applied to, while preserving graph topology as much as possible. We therefore propose two novel graph-to-grid mapping schemes, namely, graph-preserving grid layout (GPGL) and its extension Hierarchical GPGL (H-GPGL) for computational efficiency. We formulate the GPGL problem as integer programming and further propose an approximate yet efficient solver based on a penalized Kamada-Kawai method, a well-known optimization algorithm in 2D graph drawing. We propose a novel vertex separation penalty that encourages graph vertices to lay on the grid without any overlap. Along with this image representation, even extra 2D maxpooling layers contribute to the PointNet, a widely applied point-based neural network. We demonstrate the empirical success of GPGL on general graph classification with small graphs and H-GPGL on 3D point cloud segmentation with large graphs, based on 2D CNNs including VGG16, ResNet50 and multi-scale maxout (MSM) CNN.
Data Warehouse Implementasi Teknologi OLAP Dengan Pemodelan Snowflake Schema Pada Data Perpustakaan PCR: Implementasi Teknologi OLAP Dengan Pemodelan Snowflake Schema Pada Data Perpustakaan PCR

The library is a facility that provides information in the form of collections that will be used as a reference for academic community. One of the activities in the library is the process of procuring books. In the PCR Library this process is carried out based on the budget and requests of each study program. With the increasing number of book collections and lending transactions in the library that are ongoing from 2001, the data can be used to assist in making decisions about the procurement of any books that are needed by students. Data modeling with multidimensional data starts from the process of collecting data, cleaning data through ETLstages, data modeling with the snowflake schema approach and applying OLAP operations visualized into a dashboard to see the pattern of procurement of book collections in the PCR library. The results of the snowflake schema performance test show that using the snowflake schema will further shorten the execution process and update process due to the normalization process. Functional testing results indicate that the application is in accordance with user requirements and runs according to its function.
Дуализм инновационных подходов при организации учебного процесса в вузе

The processes and phenomena causing the duality of innovative approaches in the organization of the educational process at the university are considered. The possible mechanisms for overcoming dualism are revealed. It is shown that the main feature of the new paradigm of education is the transition from the educational concept of acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary for activity in certain standard conditions to the concept of developing the personality of a student, structuring a system of continuous formation of creative thinking and development of students’ abilities.
Clinical Decision Support Using a Partially Instantiated Probabilistic Graphical Model Optimized Through Quantum Annealing: Proof-of-Concept of a Computational Method Using a Clinical Data Set

An approach is described to building a clinical decision support tool which leverages a partially instantiated graphical model optimized through quantum annealing.  Potential advantages of such a strategy include the practical, and potentially real-time, use of multidimensional patient data to make a host of intuitively understandable predictions and recommendations in complex cases which are informed by a data-driven probabilistic model.  Preliminary proof-of-concept of the general approach is demonstrated using a large well-established anonymized patient data set, revealing the predictive capability of a specific model.  Ideas for future research are discussed.
Metaphorical Analysis of Serverless Computing Platforms And Related Challenges

In today’s global scenario, cloud technologies are leading the world form the front by facilitating the end users by providing the flawless infrastructure, platforms and services to every community. The current trending model of cloud technologies is Serverless model, which is also known as Function as a service (FaaS).This Serverless model has tremendous demand by various organizations as well as individual stakeholders because serverless model provides no provisioning and monitoring of required resources by any organization or individual.it also supports a wide range of programming languages, that make serverless model to be liked by everyone. However, the serverless approach to computing is not completely new. Presently there are many serverless service providers like AWS Lambda, Microsoft azure, Google Cloud Functions and IBM Open Whisk. These serverless platforms permits the individuals to run their code in provided environments. When Individuals trigger the code to run in serverless environment, the status of code execution does not known to the individual because these code runs in an isolated environment of the serverless platforms, which is the biggest challenge of these serverless model. In this proposed Paper, we have included the demand of Serverless model along with the comparison of available serverless platforms. This proposed paper also includes various challenges of Triggering of code in serverless environment in more detailed way.
Analisis dan Pengembangan Sistem Pengendalian Intern atas Penjualan Jasa (Studi Kasus pada Bandung Giri Gahana Golf & Resort)

The Internal Control System is one of the controls in managing the sale of services. Effective and efficient management of SPI for the sale of services will reduce fraud that occurs in the company. As in Bandung Giri Gahana Golf & Resort, SPI is still not effective because there is still lack of supervision and the implementation of an SOP by the frontliner. Therefore an evaluation is needed to assess how effective and efficient the existing SPI is, and recommendations needed to improve existing SPI . Researchers in this study will conduct evaluation and analysis and design SPI recommendations in Bandung Giri Gahana Golf & Resort by using qualitative descriptive methods of case study approaches and data collection is done by documentation, observation and interviews. The SPI recommendation that the author makes is the Standard Operational Procedure (SOP). Based on research that the existing SPI is adequate. However, there are still a number of elements that are not yet adequate, so the authors recommend SPI on these elements to maximize the existing SPI.
The Effect of Not Using Internet of Things in Critical Life Situations in the Health Field and the Effect on Iraqi Profitability: Empirical Study in Basra

Internet of things (IOT) is an emerging field in Iraq that has gained research interest. One of its most important aspects concerns how to bind IOT to enhance healthcare in Iraq. This study was conducted at the College of Computer Science and Information Technology. It discussed the effect of not using IOT to manage critical life-threatening situations in Iraqi healthcare. In this study, we considered IOT technology, particularly the DRONE ambulance, using real data collected via a random questionnaire study in Basra. The data was analyzed using SPSS version 0.23. At the end of the study, we identified the factors that could have affected the use of IOT technology: awareness, security, cost, governmental support, collaboration, and professional behavior. The results showed that collaboration affected the use of IOT technology.