Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Data Integrity Protection in Cloud

In cloud computing integrity of data and access control are challenging issues. Protection of outsourced data in cloud storage becomes critical. Codes which are regenerating of data provide fault tolerance. Therefore, remotely checking the integrity of data against corruptions and other issues under a real time cloud storage setting is our problem of study. It practically design and implement Data Integrity Protection (DIP) environment.
A Clustering Application Scenario Based on an Improved Self-Organizing Feature Mapping Network System

Categorizing national football teams by level is challenging because there is no standard of reference. Therefore, the self-organizing feature mapping network is used to solve this problem. In this paper, appropriate sample data were collected and an appropriate self-organizing feature mapping network model was built. After training, we obtained the classification results of 4 grades of 16 major Asian football national teams. As for the classification results, it is different to normalize the input data and not to normalize the input data. The classification results accord with our subjective cognition, which indicates the rationality of self-organizing feature mapping network in solving the classification problem of national football teams. In addition, the paper makes a detailed analysis of the classification results of the Chinese team and compares the gap between the Chinese team and the top Asian teams. It also analyses the impact of the normalization of input data on the classification results, taking Saudi Arabia as an example.
Felician University Libraries: Company & Industry Research: Home

This guide is intended to help students conduct research on specific companies and/or industries.
Trends in Library Science Research Topics during the Period 2016-2019

Since its establishment in 1999, the Library Science Department of UIN Alauddin Makassar have been producing hundreds of researches in the field written by its alumni. This bibliometric study described the trend of research topics written by the undergraduate library science students in the department during the period 2016-109. It also described the various types of documents cited as references in the researches. 336 undergraduate theses were obtained from the faculty library database. It is found that there were 19 categories of research topics that had written during the period. There were 5 trends in research topics that are most frequently studied, namely Library Collections 22,09 %, Librarians 12,14 %, Library Services and Librarian 8,25 %, and Library Technology 8,01 %. This research can have implications for the design of new formulas regarding the direction and objectives of research in the field of library science in the future.
Smart Health Safety Clothes using Motion Capture

Recently, the general public’s sports activities have become common and people’s scope of movement and location have become broader, so the frequency of an unexpected accident during sports and exercise activities regardless of time and place has increased accordingly. Therefore, the need of a training suit equipped with various healthcare functions was raised. There is also a growing need of smart training suit enabling the communication with various devices in accordance with the 4th Industrial Revolution era. Therefore, this study intends to design and implement a system using IoT technologies, Arduino, GPS, and motion capture technologies for a training suit that can collect and analyze various health data of the wearer and prevent the occurrence of an unexpected accident. It is expected that the wearer can check his/her own health at anytime and anywhere and reduce the risk of unexpected accidents.
Insicurezza linguistica e alternanza di codice: vecchi e nuovi emigrati

This qualitative case study describes code-switching practices from Italian to English in a corpus gathered from 14 Italian migrants from two different migratory waves. The objective is to analyse whether the more recent migrants use codeswitching from Italian to English in the same manner as the older migrants do. Against expectations, migrants from the recent migration – who are accused in the literature of bragging about their linguistic skills – rarely switch to English. Thus, their language use is quite different from Italian migrants in the less recent waves, who instead tend to switch quite often, especially to insert specific terms due to linguistic insecurity.
Learning part-based abstractions for visual object concepts

Author(s): Wang, Haoliang; Polikarpova, Nadia; Fan, Judith E. | Abstract: The ability to represent semantic structure in the environment — objects, parts, and relations — is a core aspect of human visual perception and cognition. Here we leverage recent advances in program synthesis to develop an algorithm for learning the part-based structure of drawings as represented by graphics programs. This algorithm iteratively learns a library of abstract subroutines that can be used to more compactly represent a set of drawings by capturing common structural elements. Our experiments explore how this algorithm exploits statistical reg- ularities across drawings to learn new subroutines. Together, these findings highlight the potential for understanding human visual concept learning via program-like abstractions.
Visual scoping operations for physical assembly

Author(s): Binder, Felix Jedidja; Mattar, Marcelo G; Kirsh, David; Fan, Judith E. | Abstract: Planning is hard. The use of subgoals can make planning more tractable, but selecting these subgoals is computationally costly. What algorithms might enable us to reap the benefits of planning using subgoals while minimizing the computational overhead of selecting them? We propose visual scoping, a strategy that interleaves planning and acting by alternately defining a spatial region as the next subgoal and selecting actions to achieve it. We evaluated our visual scoping algorithm on a variety of physical assembly problems against two baselines: planning all subgoals in advance and planning without subgoals. We found that visual scoping achieves comparable task performance to the subgoal planner while requiring only a fraction of the total computational cost.Together, these results contribute to our understanding of how humans might make efficient use of cognitive resources to solve complex planning problems.
Network Cooperation of Higher Education Institutions Under the Conditions of Globalization: Search for Strategies of Educational Partnership

The development of strategic partnerships with other universities as a network interaction is one of the ways to strengthen a competitive position of university in the educational services market. Networking allows you to realize goals that lie beyond the interests of individual universities and are of significant interest to the region. Such goals include the rational use of human, natural, financial resources of the region, attracting the attention of the authorities and influential actors of the region to higher education, the creation of common basic values ​​of cultural education, the activation of our own internal resources, sources and mechanisms for the development of higher education, the transmission and broadcast of advanced and educational, scientific and managerial experience. Network structures expand the system of social interactions of universities and strengthen not only their cooperation, but also the interaction of universities with research institutes, public organizations and business structures at the international, national and regional levels. The development of the strategic partnership of universities is built in the spirit of the direction: the creation of network universities and the formation of a network of interacting universities.However, the creation and subsequent operation of network universities faces a number of communication barriers, the overcoming of which requires tremendous effort. The presence of communication barriers indicates that cooperation should be built on the principle of not “unity of diversity”, but of “unity and diversity”, that is, based on mechanisms that would allow using the potential of national-regional specifics as a starting point for mutually enriching dialogue and development of partners in interaction.The development of glocalization processes leads to the formation of “smaller” regional educational spaces. It is small educational spaces on the cross-border knock that take into account economic, social, entocultural and personal factors that can most fully and effectively increase the level of independence and complexity of regional development in the fields of economic and social life, including education, and preserve cultural identity.
Assessment of Farmers’ Utilization of Global System for Mobile (GSM) For Communication in the Fadama III Program in Taraba State, Nigeria

The study assesses the farmers’ use of Global System for Mobile (GSM) for communication among farmers in agricultural extension programs in Taraba State, Nigeria. Specifically, the objectives include: identify key areas in which GSM are used for communication in agricultural extension programs activities, determine the frequency of usage of GSM for information exchange between farmers and extension personnel; and ascertain farmers’ satisfaction in the use of GSM in obtaining information in the various agricultural extension programs. The population for this study included all beneficiaries/farmers under the agricultural extension programs in Taraba state, Nigeria. Purposive sampling was adopted because of the accessibility of the selected three Local Government Areas (LGAs), (Ardo-Kola, Jalingo &amp; Lau) throughout the year. Five Fadama User Groups (FUGs) were randomly selected from each LGA to constitute fifteen FUGs for the study. From each FUG, ten respondents were drawn randomly to give a sample size for the study. In the Fadama III project, respondents’ key areas of communications with personnel of the project included: group formation (88%), mobilization of members for participation in Fadama III programs and activities (87.3%), awareness creation of Fadama III intervention (82.7%), capacity building activities (81.3%), convening of Fadama User Group (FUG)/FCA meetings (81.3%), sub-project preparation and management (80.7%), advisory services and input support services (80%), environmental/social screening friendly practices (72.7%), asset acquisition activities (68%), record-keeping activities (66%), small-scale community infrastructure activities (63.3%) and financial management (61.3%). Farmers indicated their satisfaction in obtaining information o;n capacity building activities by the use of GSM with the (M = 1.21), advisory services and input support activities (M = 1.28), asset acquisition activities, (M= 1.16), mobilization of members for participation in Fadama III activities (M = 1.40), convening FUG/FCA meetings ( M = 1.43), financial management (M=1.09), record-keeping activities (M = 1.17), awareness creation of Fadama III intervention (M = 1.27), group formation (M = 1.37) and environmental/social screening and environmentally friendly practices ( M = 1.17). The main challenges included no GSM phones provided by Fadama III to farmers (M = 1.37), low level of education of farmers (M = 1.55), erratic power supply (M = 1.41), high call tariff (M = 1.11), poor network coverage (M = 1.24), lack of maintenance e.g recharging (M = 1.11), and fluctuating services by the service providers (M = 1.16). The study suggested that the Information and communication unit of the Fadama III project should collaborate with other media outfits and extension units to disseminate agro-information to the benefits of the Fadama III beneficiaries.
THE INFLUENCE OF SERVICE QUALITY ON CUTOMER SATISFACTION IN HANDLING UMROH TRAVEL DOCUMENTS ON TARA TOUR DURING THE EID 2018 HOLIDAY PERIOD

This study aims to find out how the effect of quality of service on customer satisfaction in handlingtravel documents in Tara tour during the holiday period of Eid Al-Fitr 2018. This study uses descriptive methodswith qualitative approach, namely transforming raw data into a form of data that is easy to understand andinterpret, as well as composing, manipulating and presenting in order to become information. The results of thisstudy show that there are several aspects that affect the quality of service, namely the aspects of physical evidence,aspects of reliability, aspects of responsiveness, aspects of assurance and aspects of empathy. From the results ofthis study, the findings that customer satisfaction in handling documents from the aspect of physical evidence(tangible) by 69%, customer satisfaction in handling documents from the aspect of reliability (reliability) of73%, customer satisfaction in handling documents from the aspect of responsiveness (responsiveness) of 72%,customer satisfaction in handling documents from the aspect of assurance (assurance) of 84% and customersatisfaction in handling documents from the aspect of empathy (empathy) of 84%.
A Nonmyopic Approach to Cost-Constrained Bayesian Optimization

Bayesian optimization (BO) is a popular method for optimizing expensive-to-evaluate black-box functions. BO budgets are typically given in iterations, which implicitly assumes each evaluation has the same cost. In fact, in many BO applications, evaluation costs vary significantly in different regions of the search space. In hyperparameter optimization, the time spent on neural network training increases with layer size; in clinical trials, the monetary cost of drug compounds vary; and in optimal control, control actions have differing complexities. Cost-constrained BO measures convergence with alternative cost metrics such as time, money, or energy, for which the sample efficiency of standard BO methods is ill-suited. For cost-constrained BO, cost efficiency is far more important than sample efficiency. In this paper, we formulate cost-constrained BO as a constrained Markov decision process (CMDP), and develop an efficient rollout approximation to the optimal CMDP policy that takes both the cost and future iterations into account. We validate our method on a collection of hyperparameter optimization problems as well as a sensor set selection application.
Entre Telas e Ecrãs… Reflexões em Torno de Entrelaces Linguístico Culturais do Português no Espaço Digital

The present paper aims to discuss some aspects of the internationalization of the Portuguese language in the digital space, paying particular attention to the observation of sociolinguistic and cultural dimensions underlying localization of digital content to European Portuguese (PE) and Brazilian Portuguese (PB). We discuss the vision of Portuguese as a pluricentric language, defined by a remarkable linguistic and cultural complexity that proves its vitality as a language with institutional, economic, social, geopolitical, and cultural potential. This study is exploratory, and it therefore comprises the analysis of the communicative options of two North American multinational companies: Zoom (video conferencing platform) and Amazon (e[1]commerce platform), regarding their digital contents. In the first case, Brazilian Portuguese seems to emerge as a unique/dominant norm, tending to neutralize linguistic-cultural specificities. In the second case, Amazon takes into account sociolinguistic particularities related to contexts of use and shows sensitivity towards linguistic and cultural identity when localizing the website.
HIGH HIDING CAPACITY AUDIO WATERMARKING METHOD BASED ON DISCRETE COSINE TRANSFORM

This paper presents a new high-capacity algorithm for audio watermarking for the purpose of embedding a watermarkaudio signal into an original audio signal. This algorithm uses DCT (discrete cosine transform) in combination withSVD (singular value decomposition), DWT (discrete wavelet transform), and CZT (chirp z-transform). For thepurpose of ensuring high levels of imperceptibility and robustness, a low-frequency sub band of 1-level DWT isselected to embed the watermark, followed by DCT, CZT, and SVD. As a result, the proposed algorithm achieves ahigh capacity of 352800 bits per second while a good quality audio signal is maintained (having an objectivedifference grade of more than -0.04). It also provides high imperceptibility (a signal to noise ratio of more than 58dB) and it is extremely resistant to common audio attacks, including requantizing, resampling, additive whiteGaussian noise or AWGN, MP3 compression, and low-pass filtering. The proposed algorithm presents much bettercompared to the audio watermarking algorithms already existent.
THE ROLE OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION IN FAMILY VALUES

Vocational training is part of the education system.It forms a “person-profession” relationship. It is interdisciplinary as an object of study in vocational education.These are social, philosophical, psychological, cultural, spiritual and educational areas in the transition to the relations of a market economy, one of the most important aspects of vocational education is the cultural, socio-pedagogical and psychological orientation. It is how professional, social, professional competence and professional culture play a key role in its development.
SISTEM PANGKALAN DATA AKADEMIK (PDA: (Studi Kasus : Lembaga Pendidikan Smpit Insan Madani)

Computer technology plays a very important role for developments in all fields. One of the fields is data processing technology. The rapid development of technology has influenced various fields, one of which is education. One of the results of teaching and learning activities is in the form of data, both qualitative and quantitative data. The results of this data processing are the spearhead of measuring the success of students in following a lesson and determining the real direction of student learning. However, currently most of the data processing in educational institutions, especially in SMPIT Insan Madani, still uses conventional methods, namely not using a computerized system, this of course causes vulnerability to data loss and damage, besides that the data will accumulate and make it difficult if at any time the data is needed. back. For this reason, the authors designed an application in the form of an Academic Database (AD) that can be used by schools to help process data that was previously manual into a computerized system.Keywords: Design, Systems, Media, Technology, Web
The relationship between GHRM and Bank Social Responsibility in Jordan: The Role of Organizational Performance

The study aims to examine the moderating role of organizational performance (OP) in the relationship between GHRM and social responsibility (SR) in the banking sector in Jordan. The population of the study consisted of all banks employees in Jordan, working at (808) bank branch; while the sample of the study included (500) employees selected using convenient random sampling method from the study population. For data collection, OP, GHRM and SR questionnaires were used. The results of the study showed that there is a statistically significant correlation (α=0.05) between the OP and SR; between the OP and GHRM; and between the SR and GHRM. The study also found that OP moderates the relationship between SR and GHRM among banks employees. In light of the results the study recommends the need for more consideration on GHRM practices in Jordanian banks as they may develop a positive reputation which may increase performance.
PENERAPAN DATA MINING DALAM PEMILIHAN LAPTOP MENGGUNAKAN METODE ALGORITMA C4.5

The development of globalization today greatly affects various fields, one of which is technology. A laptop or handheld computer is a computer that can be carried anywhere because it has a small size and light weight. The use of a laptop is the same as a computer. Good Cell Batam store is one of the stores that provide various types of laptops. Because many types of laptops make it difficult for consumers to choose the right laptop so that the store has difficulty providing information to consumers. Then we need data mining techniques and C4.5 algorithm methods in classifying the right laptop selection based on price variables, RAM capacity, processor, size and battery life. The WEKA application is used to test the accuracy of the data processed using the C4.5 algorithm. These results are obtained by finding the entropy and gain values ​​of all variables so as to produce a decision tree where there are three variables that greatly affect the choice of laptop, namely price, processor and battery life from a total of 80 data where there are 53 choices of the right laptop and 27 choices of the right laptop. not exactly.
Depth of mathematical knowledge and its relationship to information processing among secondary school students

The current research aims to study the relationship between the depth of mathematical knowledge and information processing for secondary school students,In order to verify the goal, the researchers adopted the descriptive approach in line with the nature of the research, and the following null hypothesis was formulated:There is no statistically significant correlation at the significance level (0.05) between the depth of mathematical knowledge and information processing for the fifth literary grade students.The research community, represented by the literary fifth grade students in the Rusafa 2nd, Education Directorate, was identified, and the sample was chosen in a stratified random manner, as it consisted of (400) students and the construction of the two research tools are the Mathematical Knowledge Depth Test and the Information Processing and Application Test on the Sample, statistical analyzes were conducted for the two test items, to ensure the psychometric properties, and the use of appropriate statistical tools and package (spss) to analyze the results of the application of the two tests, which resulted in the existence of a correlation between the depth of mathematical knowledge and information processing.In light of the results of the research, several recommendations were made, most notably the interest in ways and methods that can develop the levels of depth of mathematical knowledge and information processing among secondary school students in general, as well as the diversity of activities given to students of the fifth literary grade, which develop their depth of mathematical knowledge and information processing skills.