Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Research on Defense-In-Depth Standards for Information Security in NPP I&amp;C System

The wide application of information and network technology in the field of nuclear power not only brings positive influence to the development of nuclear power, but also brings new threats and challenges to Nuclear Safety. In order to reduce the potential risks brought by network attacks to nuclear power units and guide Nuclear Power Plant to carry out information security design, this paper studies the defense-in-depth requirements related to Instrumentation and Control system information security standards. This paper firstly compares domestic and foreign laws and standards combined with the current situation of China's Nuclear Power Plant information security laws and standards, and then the paper analyzes the relevant contents of different laws and standards involving defense in depth. Finally the paper provides reference for the construction of China’s nuclear power information security system.
ANALISIS SUBJEK KOLEKSI PERPUSTAKAAN DI UPT PERPUSTAKAAN UNIVERSITAS LANCANG KUNING

The title of this research is the analysis of the subject of library collections at the Technical Implementation Unit (UPT) of the Lancang Kuning University Library. The purpose of this study was to determine how the subject analysis in the Technical Implementation Unit (UPT) Lancang Kuning University Library. The method used is descriptive quantitative, with a sample of 867 collection titles in the Technical Implementation Unit (UPT) of the Lancang Kuning University Library. Data collection techniques are observation, interviews, literature study, and documentation. The results showed that from a total of 867 collections, a small part (7%) of collection subjects were in accordance with the principle of determining the subject specifically and directly, then out of a total of 867 collection titles, a small part (7%) of collection subjects were in accordance with the usability principle, then from a total of 867 the title of the collection a small part (6%) of the subject of the collection is in accordance with the principle of uniformity, then from a total of 867 titles of the collection a small part (4%) of the subject of the collection is in accordance with the principle of subdivision of physical form, then from a total of 867 titles of the collection a small part (3%) of the subject of the collection in accordance with the principle of a specific topic or aspect, then out of a total of 867 collection titles, a small portion (1%) of the subject of the collection is in accordance with the principle of geographical subdivision, then the Technical Implementation Unit (UPT) of the Lancang Kuning University Library does not apply a collection of chronological subdivisions, further from a total of 84 the title of the collection there are 19 collections on the principle of biography a small part (23%) subj oak collections are in accordance with biographical principles, then out of a total of 175 collection titles there are 38 collections on the principles of language and literature, a small portion (22%) of collection subjects according to the principles of language and literature.
Analisis Ketertarikan Anak Terhadap Wahana Permainan Jawa Timur Park 1

People go to amusement park because they want to please their children by playing the rides there. However, not all of the rides are suintable with children’s interest. The idea of this study is to analyze the children’s interest in Jawa Timur Park 1’s rides and linked it with statistic and probability theory. It is beneficial for Jawa Timur Park 1 to improve their rides quality and facilities. The data was gathered from interviewing the rides operators about its technical and capacityof the rides. After that, the colletcted data was calculated with statistic and probality formula. The result of the calculation showed the opportunity of rides to be played in current times linked to the cho;dren interst. The lower the opportunity, the higher the children’s interest. As suggestions, it is best to give limit in every rides so that people can play all of the rides equally.
LibGuides: Where to start: Home

Where to start - a guide to where to start when using the various Library services and systems.
Recognition of Citizen on Impact of Police’s Corruption Factors on Organizational Citizenship Behavior: Focused on the Moderating Effect of Occupational Identity

본 연구는 경찰의 부패요인을 살펴보고 이 부패요인이 경찰의 조직시민행동을 어떻게 저하시키는지, 또 이 과정에서 경찰의 직업정체성의 이 저하효과를 어떻게 완화시켜 주는지 그 조절효과를 검증하는 것이 목적이다. 이에 일반시민 422명을 대상으로 설문조사를 실시하여 실증분석을 진행하였다. 실증분석 결과를 정리하면 다음과 같다. 첫째, 경찰의 부패 요인인 개인적 요인, 조직문화적 요인, 법제도적 요인 모두 경찰의 조직시민행동에 유의적인 부적 영향이 있었다. 또 3가지 요인 중 법제도적 요인의 영향이 가장 컸고, 그 다음으로 조직문화적 요인, 개인적 요인의 순으로 나왔다. 둘째, 경찰의 부패요인과 조직시민행동과의 인과관계에서 직업정체성의 조절효과를 살펴 본 결과 조직문화 요인과 법제도적 요인에서 직업정체성의 정적 유의적인 조절효과가 있었다. 즉 경찰 자신의 직업정체성이 높아지면 경찰의 조직문화적 요인이나 법적 요인이 높아도 조직시민행동이 낮아지지 않는 완화효과가 있는 것으로 나왔다. 따라서 경찰의 조직시민행동을 높이기 위해서는 경찰의 직업정체성을 고양할 수 있는 제도적 개선책과 교육훈련이 시급하다.The purpose of this study is to examine the police s corruption factors and to verify how they degrade the police s organizational citizenship behavior, and how police s occupational identity mitigate degradation of police s organizational citizenship behavior in the process. To do this, a survey of 422 ordinary citizens was conducted for an empirical analysis. The results of the empirical analysis are summarized as follows. First, among personal, organizational and cultural factors, and legal and institutional factors of police’s corruption, all factors had a significant negative effect on the police s organizational citizenship behavior. Among the three factors, legal and institutional factors turned out to be the most influential factor, followed by organizational and cultural factors and personal factors. Second, as a result of examining moderating effect of occupational identity in causal relationship of police’s corruption factors with organizational citizenship behavior, there was a positive significant adjustment effect of occupational identity between organizational culture factors and legal and institutional factors among police’s corruption and organizational citizenship behavior. In other words, the increase in police s own occupational identity has an easing effect that does not lower organizational citizenship behavior even if police s organizational and cultural factors or legal factors are high. Therefore, in order to enhance the police s organizational citizenship behavior, it is urgent to take institutional improvement measures and education and training that can enhance the police s occupational identity.
Agenda Pushing in Email to Thwart Phishing

In this work, we draw parallels in automatically responding to emails for combating social-engineering attacks and documentgrounded response generation.We lay out the blueprint of our approach and illustrate our reasoning.E-mails are longer than dialogue utterances and often contain multiple intents.To respond to phishing emails, we need to make decisions similar to those for documentgrounded responses-deciding what parts of long text to use and how to address each intent to generate a knowledgeable multi-component response that pushes scammers towards agendas.We propose Puppeteer as a promising solution to this end: a hybrid system that uses customizable probabilistic finite state transducers to orchestrate pushing agendas coupled with neural dialogue systems that generate responses to unexpected prompts.We emphasize the need for this system by highlighting each component's strengths and weaknesses and show how they complement each other.
Cryptanalysis of a Lattice-Based Group Signature with Verifier-Local Revocation Achieving Full Security

For all existing non-fully dynamic (i.e., only supporting membership revocation and no member’s enrollment is involved) lattice-based group signature schemes with verifier-local revocation ( $$\textsf {VLR}\hbox {-}\mathsf{GS}$$ ), only selfless-anonymity (SA) is achieved, which is strictly weaker than the de facto standard anonymity notion, full-anonymity ( $$\textsf {FA}$$ ), where the adversary is allowed to corrupt all members. At ICICS 2018, Perera and Koshiba delivered a new $$\textsf {VLR}\hbox {-}\mathsf{GS}$$ scheme and claimed that it is the first lattice-based construction achieving full security (i.e., FA and full-traceability). In this paper, we demonstrate that their construction does not achieve the claimed FA security by presenting an attack, and only SA security is achieved, the same as the first lattice-based VLR-GS scheme introduced by Langlois et al. at PKC 2014.
Unimas, Utsunomiya University carry out e-EduTour2021

KUCHING: Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas) and its strategic partner Utsunomiya University Japan (UU) have carried out their student mobility programme virtually.Unimas and UU were confident in emulating the normal EduTour programme which has been conducted since 2018 into a complete online version that was aptly named as e-EduTour2021.In a statement, Unimas said the virtual programme was participated by 22 undergraduate students from UU and 10 from Unimas from various faculties from February 12 to 20 last month.The programme started with a briefing on Feb 12 which was attended by Unimas deputy vice chancellor (Academic and International) Professor Dr Ahmad Hata Rasit and UU executive and vice president of Research and Global Strategy, Professor Dr Natsuaki Tomohide.Participants took part in various activities in the one-week programme which included English language lessons that delved into a wide range of themes.“The classes were conducted online by instructors from the Faculty of Language and Communication whereby Unimas’ participants served as teaching assistants in the breakout sessions.“They also made videos of the campus and Kuching city whilst incorporating live interactions with the UU participants, enabling them to explore Unimas’ campus along with its faculties and facilities as well as exploring Kuching city virtually,” it said.Unimas added that the participants also had the opportunity to exchange information on cultures, traditions, cuisines, songs and dances through the activities conducted.“Interactive question-and-answer sessions were conducted after each activity to enhance the understanding between participants from the two universities.“Participants had the opportunity to teach and learn English, Bahasa Malaysia as well as Japanese,” it said.The programme’s closing ceremony was broadcasted live from MyCapsule Space, the gamification and creative culture learning lab in Unimas.Also present for the virtual closing ceremony were Unimas vice chancellor Professor Datuk Dr Mohamad Kadim Suaidi and Professor Natsuaki Tomohide, Executive Director and Vice President Research and International Exchange, UU.
On Secret Sharing, Randomness, and Random-less Reductions for Secret Sharing

Secret-sharing is one of the most fundamental primitives in cryptography, and has found several applications. All known constructions of secret sharing (with the exception of those with a pathological choice of parameters) require access to uniform randomness. However, in practice it is extremely challenging to generate a source of uniform randomness. This has led to a large body of research devoted to designing randomized algorithms and cryptographic primitives from imperfect sources of randomness. Motivated by this, Bosley and Dodis (TCC 2007) asked whether it is even possible to construct a 2-out-of-2 secret sharing scheme without access to uniform randomness. In this work, we make significant progress towards answering this question. Namely, we resolve this question for secret sharing schemes with important additional properties: 1-bit leakage-resilience and non-malleability. We prove that, for not too small secrets, it is impossible to construct any 2-out-of-2 leakage-resilient or non-malleable secret sharing scheme without access to uniform randomness. Given that the problem of whether 2-out-of-2 secret sharing requires uniform randomness has been open for more than a decade, it is reasonable to consider intermediate problems towards resolving the open question. In a spirit similar to NP-completeness, we also study how the existence of a t-out-of-n secret sharing without access to uniform randomness is related to the existence of a $$t'$$ -out-of- $$n'$$ secret sharing without access to uniform randomness for a different choice of the parameters $$t,n,t',n'$$ .
Web-Based Collaborative Learning: A proposed Learning Platform for the School of ICT, Auchi Polytechnic

Technological advancements in the World Wide Web continue to gain widespread adoption, with various kinds of applications finding their use in education, including those for 'digital collaboration'.The term has become widely known for its extension of our traditional means of distributed learning and workflow.In present-day Nigeria, collaboration between students and educators in most tertiary institutions still involves the most basic use of instant messaging tools provided via online chat forums, google groups, WhatsApp, for knowledge sharing over the internet.However, these tools come with their limitations.Take 'Yahoo' and 'google' groups for example; yahoo groups are meant solely for students possessing yahoo mail accounts, and the same applies for google groups.Overall, the user-access convention on these platforms makes it difficult for students to enjoy any cross-platform privileges in the absence of email ownership on the particular service domain.Owing to this, our research project sought to bridge this identified gap, with a pilot project in the School of ICT, Federal Polytechnic, Auchi.We proposed the development and implementation of this unified platform to meet the salient and underlying collaborative need within our learning community.The system (PolyCollab) is a cross-platform web application, hosted on an online server and designed using MVC model architecture.The framework was developed using PHP, CSS3, HTML5, and MySQL for the database.The system was subjected to evaluation by potential users within the institution, and on the whole met with predefined user-specific requirements.
EDUCAÇÃO PERMANENTE EM ENFERMAGEM NA COVID-19: RELATO DE EXPERIÊNCIA

Objective: To report the experience of a health action of the Commission for Permanent Education in Nursing at the Hospital Geral de Fortaleza during the Covid-19 pandemic. Methods: Experience report of the actions developed by the Permanent Nursing Education Commission to train the nursing team to the suspected or confirmed patient with Covid-19 and self-protection measures, from March 2020 to March 2021. 406 professionals were trained in 81 workshops. Results: The professionals demonstrated insecurity, concern and anxiety in patient care with Covid-19, fear of own or family illness. We found inexperienced and recently graduated professionals, scarcity and inadequate use of PPE. It is a reflection to think about strategies that help in the work process of these professionals, mainly in adopting measures to support mental health. Final considerations: After the workshops, the professionals felt safer and encouraged to provide safer assistance and share their learnings with others.
Exploring the Spread of Offensive Cyber Operations Campaigns

What constitutes an act of war has evolved throughout time but is largely agreed upon by most actors either by treatise or various global norms. Established rules of engagement apply to naval, ground, air, and even aerospace battle domains. International consensus on the rules doesn’t apply to cyber warfare, however, making for a murky international climate rife with tension, ambiguity, and plausible deniability. For this paper, data on national cyber programs for all UN-recognized 195 countries was coded looking for identifiable trends or interesting observations. Over 80 countries have some form of military-driven offensive cyber program. Intuitive associations that countries with a high percentage of internet users and high GDP per capita were not indicative of whether or not a country had an active offensive cyber operations campaign; nor was military size or the presence of a criminal code for cybercrimes. There was a loose association of national cybersecurity strategy and offensive cyber operations (OCO) programs, but of course it is one-directional: it’s not guaranteed that countries with a national cyber strategy have OCO programs. Other observations include: states share threat intelligence regionally more than they do internationally, and sharing agreements generally mirror political security alliances. With the rapid spread and lack of determining factors, we can confirm the choice to pursue OCO is a political one.
Recovering Lexically and Semantically Reused Texts

Writers often repurpose material from existing texts when composing new documents.Because most documents have more than one source, we cannot trace these connections using only models of document-level similarity.Instead, this paper considers methods for local text reuse detection (LTRD), detecting localized regions of lexically or semantically similar text embedded in otherwise unrelated material.In extensive experiments, we study the relative performance of four classes of neural and bag-of-words models on three LTRD tasks -detecting plagiarism, modeling journalists' use of press releases, and identifying scientists' citation of earlier papers.We conduct evaluations on three existing datasets and a new, publicly-available citation localization dataset.Our findings shed light on a number of previously-unexplored questions in the study of LTRD, including the importance of incorporating document-level context for predictions, the applicability of of-the-shelf neural models pretrained on "general" semantic textual similarity tasks such as paraphrase detection, and the trade-offs between more efficient bag-of-words and feature-based neural models and slower pairwise neural models.
The Descriptive Study of the Students Masteri in Song Comprehension of the Eleventh Grade student At MA AL – Imaroh Wongsorejo in the Academic Year 2019/2020

Minister of education recognize the important of English learning to convey ideas out of Indonesia and to absorb external ideas that can be useful for the nation and state. To face it, the curriculum makes English learning as one of the materials in senior high school. Using text in learning process too much makes the students bored and the learning process becomes less interesting. This research was intended to describe the song comprehension of the eleventh grade students at MA Al-IMAROH Wongsorejo in the2019/2020 academic year. The Research design used in this research is descriptive quantitative.The total populations are 54 students. The researcher used one class of the Eleventh grade students at MA AL-IMAROH Wongsorejo in the 2019/2020 academic year by purposive sampling. The number of samples are 28 students from IPA. The data in this research was collected by giving two tests. The tests used in this research are listening test and essay test. This research used quantitative data. The reseacher showed that the average of song comprehension in MA Al Imaroh 68 which are categorized as enough. The vocabulary comprehension and reading comprehension were analyzed statistically in precentage. The precentage of vocabulary comprehension is 75 % and the precentage of reading comprehension is 59%.Based on the result of data analysis of song comprehension, the teacher could know the student’s ability in song comprehensions which is categorized as bad. Because of the students‟ song comprehension which is categorized as bad, the teacher should search the way to optimize the learning media and material. However the song comprehension now becomes one of the materials in curriculum 2013.
Voice Privacy with Smart Digital Assistants in Educational Settings

The emergence of voice-assistant devices ushers in delightful user experiences not just on the smart home front, but also in diverse educational environments from classrooms to personalized-learning/tutoring. However, the use of voice as an interaction modality could also result in exposure of user’s identity, and hinders the broader adoption of voice interfaces; this is especially important in environments where children are present and their voice privacy needs to be protected. To this end, building on state-of-the-art techniques proposed in the literature, we design and evaluate a practical and efficient framework for voice privacy at the source. The approach combines speaker identification (SID) and speech conversion methods to randomly disguise the identity of users right on the device that records the speech, while ensuring that the transformed utterances of users can still be successfully transcribed by Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) solutions. We evaluate the ASR performance of the conversion in terms of word error rate and show the promise of this framework in preserving the content of the input speech.
Keep That Card in Mind: Card Guessing with Limited Memory.

A card guessing game is played between two players, Guesser and Dealer. At the beginning of the game, the Dealer holds a deck of $n$ cards (labeled $1, ..., n$). For $n$ turns, the Dealer draws a card from the deck, the Guesser guesses which card was drawn, and then the card is discarded from the deck. The Guesser receives a point for each correctly guessed card. With perfect memory, a Guesser can keep track of all cards that were played so far and pick at random a card that has not appeared so far, yielding in expectation $\ln n$ correct guesses. With no memory, the best a Guesser can do will result in a single guess in expectation. We consider the case of a memory bounded Guesser that has $m < n$ memory bits. We show that the performance of such a memory bounded Guesser depends much on the behavior of the Dealer. In more detail, we show that there is a gap between the static case, where the Dealer draws cards from a properly shuffled deck or a prearranged one, and the adaptive case, where the Dealer draws cards thoughtfully, in an adversarial manner. Specifically: 1. We show a Guesser with $O(\log^2 n)$ memory bits that scores a near optimal result against any static Dealer. 2. We show that no Guesser with $m$ bits of memory can score better than $O(\sqrt{m})$ correct guesses, thus, no Guesser can score better than $\min \{\sqrt{m}, \ln n\}$, i.e., the above Guesser is optimal. 3. We show an efficient adaptive Dealer against which no Guesser with $m$ memory bits can make more than $\ln m + 2 \ln \log n + O(1)$ correct guesses in expectation. These results are (almost) tight, and we prove them using compression arguments that harness the guessing strategy for encoding.
A Virtual Knowledge Graph for Enabling Defect Traceability and Customer Service Analytics

In this paper, we showcase the implementation of a semantic information model and a virtual knowledge graph at ZF Friedrichshafen AG company, with two main goals in mind: 1) integration of heterogeneous data sources following a pay-as-you-go approach; and the 2) combination core domain concepts from ZF’s production line with meta-data of its internal data sources. We employ the developed semantic information model in two use cases, defect traceability and customer service, demonstrating and discussing the benefits and opportunities provided by following an agile semantic virtual integration approach.