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Implementasi Algoritma Crochemore-Perrin Pada Aplikasi Silsilah Keturunan Nabi Berbasis Android

The prophet who is obliged to believe there are only twenty-five (25) prophets, in the twenty-five prophets, every prophet has a genealogy, with so many genealogies of the Prophet, every Muslim, especially young men and women, need to know the genealogy of the Prophet , it would be a problem if when someone asked about the Prophet's lineage did not know at all, because many Muslims curiosity about the Prophet's genealogy was few and only certain people knew. In the case of searching the genealogy of the Prophet, the Crochemore-Perrin algorithm is very suitable to use because it is able to search from two directions, from front and back, the Crochemore-Perrin algorithm factifies the pattern into two parts of the left pattern, and the right pattern so that the pattern is the same as the left pattern. right. Crochemore-Perrin algorithm can solve the problem of searching the Prophet's lineage because it is easier and faster. The solution to the problem of these problems is to design and build a search application for the Prophet's genealogy that is easily accessible wherever it is and easy to operate. With the application of the genealogy of prophets is expected to facilitate the Islamic community to find and know about the genealogy of the Prophet
Development of vocal emotion recognition in school-age children: The EmoHI test for hearing-impaired populations.

Traditionally, emotion recognition research has primarily used pictures and videos, while audio test materials are not always readily available or are not of good quality, which may be particularly important for studies with hearing-impaired listeners. Here we present a vocal emotion recognition test with pseudospeech productions from multiple speakers expressing three core emotions (happy, angry, and sad): the EmoHI test. The high sound quality recordings make the test suitable for use with populations of children and adults with normal or impaired hearing. Here we present normative data for vocal emotion recognition development in normal-hearing (NH) school-age children using the EmoHI test. Furthermore, we investigated cross-language effects by testing NH Dutch and English children, and the suitability of the EmoHI test for hearing-impaired populations, specifically for prelingually deaf Dutch children with cochlear implants (CIs). Our results show that NH children's performance improved significantly with age from the youngest age group onwards (4-6 years: 48.9%, on average). However, NH children's performance did not reach adult-like values (adults: 94.1%) even for the oldest age group tested (10-12 years: 81.1%). Additionally, the effect of age on NH children's development did not differ across languages. All except one CI child performed at or above chance-level showing the suitability of the EmoHI test. In addition, seven out of 14 CI children performed within the NH age-appropriate range, and nine out of 14 CI children did so when performance was adjusted for hearing age, measured from their age at CI implantation. However, CI children showed great variability in their performance, ranging from ceiling (97.2%) to below chance-level performance (27.8%), which could not be explained by chronological age alone. The strong and consistent development in performance with age, the lack of significant differences across the tested languages for NH children, and the above-chance performance of most CI children affirm the usability and versatility of the EmoHI test.
Microcomputers in Egypt: Problems and Recommendations

The first computer in Egypt was installed at the National Institute of Planning in 1960. At that time many people opposed its installation, arguing that it was an advanced technology that a poor country like Egypt, with scarce resources and a shortage of foreign currency, was not ready for and did not need. This chapter discusses the distribution of computer systems in Egypt as of December 31, 1985, by type of organization and by size of system. The extensive spread and use of microcomputers in Egypt raises several questions and various issues. One serious issue is the social implications of extensive introduction of microcomputers in Egypt. In particular, introducing microcomputers in schools has met with various arguments that priority should be given to developing school conditions: better classes, more seats, better facilities, and better services to children. The chapter also provides recommendations for practical solutions to all of the problems about microcomputers in Egypt.
Perbandingan Metode Bayes Dan Certenty Factor Pada Sistem Pakar Mendiagnosa Penyakit Varisela Pada Anak-Anak

Health is a valuable thing for humans, because anyone can experience health problems. Society is a layman who does not understand health problems. If there is a health disturbance to them then they are more entrusted to the expert or expert doctor. In this case, the community as service users more need an expert who can make it easier to diagnose the disease early in order to be able to take precautions early which would require time if consulting with a specialist. Because of this, we need a tool that can diagnose diseases in the form of an expert system. Bayes method is a method used to calculate the uncertainty of data into definite data by comparing yes and no. Certainty factor is a method to prove whether a fact is certain or uncertain in the metric form that is usually used in expert systems. Expert system is a system that is able to mimic the reasoning of an expert so that computers can solve problems as is usually done by experts. Knowledge stored in expert systems is generally taken from a human expert in the matter. The important role of an expert can be replaced by a computer program which in principle works to provide a definite solution as is usually done by an expert. For this reason, a system was built by designing an expert system to diagnose varicella disease in children by applying the Certainty Factor and Bayes Method in visual studio 2008 which is used for consultation, analysis, diagnosis and to help make decisions.Keywords: Expert System, Varicella Disease, Bayes, Certainty factor
An Analysis of Deictic Verbs in the Korean Language Education Textbooks

The goal of this research is to show various aspects and characteristics of deictic verbs used in Korean language education textbooks. In order to accomplish this goal, this paper examined how deictic verbs were suggested as new vocabulary, as target grammatical items, and in texts like reading materials and listening scripts. Data sources were from five series of Korean textbooks which are widely used in well-known Korean language education institutes. The findings of data analysis showed that deictic verbs have not been-suggested as target grammatical items unlike other reference items. Rather, they have been suggested as limited conjugational forms only with simple translations in new vocabulary section. The deictic verbs in the texts showed lower frequency than those in Korean native speakers
From Abstract Items to Latent Spaces to Observed Data and Back: Compositional Variational Auto-Encoder

Conditional Generative Models are now acknowledged an essential tool in Machine Learning. This paper focuses on their control. While many approaches aim at disentangling the data through the coordinate-wise control of their latent representations, another direction is explored in this paper. The proposed CompVAE handles data with a natural multi-ensemblist structure (i.e. that can naturally be decomposed into elements). Derived from Bayesian variational principles, CompVAE learns a latent representation leveraging both observational and symbolic information. A first contribution of the approach is that this latent representation supports a compositional generative model, amenable to multi-ensemblist operations (addition or subtraction of elements in the composition). This compositional ability is enabled by the invariance and generality of the whole framework w.r.t. respectively, the order and number of the elements. The second contribution of the paper is a proof of concept on synthetic 1D and 2D problems, demonstrating the efficiency of the proposed approach.
Affordable Mobile Data Collection Platform and IT Training in Benin: Analysis of Performance and Usability

This paper provides insights on performance and usability from an assignment funded by the Catholic Relief Service Farmer-to-Farmer Program, which provides technical assistance with volunteers from the United States to farmers, agricultural institutions, and government organizations involved in the agricultural sector. The assignment required an affordable mobile data collection solution and IT training in Benin. The researchers developed a platform and provided technical training on-site. This investigation looks at conclusions based on the interpretation of the system usability scale (SUS) results from a representation of 13 cooperators. The research demonstrated the efficiency of the mobile data collection platform, and the training proved to be helpful for the participants. Before the contributions of the researchers, 46.2% of the participants scored at the D level or below. Once training was complete, 76.9% of the participants scored in the range of the B or higher.
Current account sustainability for 21 African economies: Evidence based on nonlinear flexible Fourier stationarity and unit-root tests

We examine the mean reversion properties in the current account balance as a percentage of GDP under assumptions of smooth breaks and nonlinearity for twenty one African economies. Since there are reasons to indicate that the dynamic adjustment in the current account may follow a nonlinear process, we utilize a range of nonlinear stationarity and unit-root tests and compare across them to obtain a comprehensive picture of the pattern characterizing imbalances in part of the region. In particular, we apply the newly introduced Fourier stationarity test of Tsong, Lee, and Tsai (2019) in conjunction with Enders and Lee (2012a and 2012b) and Rodrigues and Taylor (2012) Fourier unit-root tests. However, rather than assuming a nonlinear current account adjustment, we test for “nonlinearity” using an approach that is robust to whether the current account series are stationary or integrated. We find strong evidence in favor of nonlinearity in eighteen current accounts out of the twenty one examined. Our empirical results show that the traditional linear and the widely used nonlinear unit-root tests of Kapetanios et al. (2003), Sollis (2009), and Kruse (2011) confirm sustainability of the current account balance for a small number of countries. Meanwhile, the Fourier based stationarity and unit-root tests confirm sustainability in a much larger group of countries.
Matrix analysis- a technique to investigate the spatial properties of handwritten images

Research on objective measurement strategies to assist forensic handwriting experts to make judgements about spatial consistency are providing novel techniques that exhibit considerable potential. We have developed the ‘Matrix Analysis’ computer program based on the PEAT system philosophy that allows the operator to objectively select measurement points from handwriting, edit these points according to the accepted relationship between curvature maxima and velocity minima, and calculate automatically the measurement range between all the combinations of points selected. This provides the examiner with a semi-automated objective score of the spatial consistency of the questioned image when compared to the range of variation in the standard images. On a typical signature the Matrix Analysis technique compares between 25,000 and 100,000 measurements to generate a spatial consistency score. It is at the stage of determining whether a questioned image is consistent or inconsistent with the range of variation in a standard image group that techniques of this type offer great potential. Examiners of handwriting can then use this information to explore hypotheses from which opinions regarding authorship can be mounted. Purchase Article - $10
Rehabilitation of Children Working on the Street

First of all, street economy should be accepted as an economical power by everybody, and the legislations should be arranged according to developing conditions of the country and the world. However, children under the age of 15 should not be involved in formal or informal street economy in any case. For this issue, occupations that will contribute to mental and psychological developments of children can be provided by adults and experts in vocational skill courses. Children who are oriented towards the occupation should develop their vocational education in the fields of hobby and art in Children and Youth Centers. For example, children with a hobby of music and playing should learn their hobbies in controlled courses.
Пятый Международный профессиональный форум «Книга. Культура. Образование. Инновации» – «Крым–2019». Обзор работы

The Fifth International professional forum «The Book. Culture. Education. Innovations» is reviewed in brief. After 5 years, it has been still one of the most expected and important professional events in library, information, education, publishing and related spheres. The Forum survives, despite many problems, in particular, the political ones that both participants and organizers encounter. The focus is made on the 26-th International Conference «Libraries and information resources in the modern world of science, culture, education and business» and the Second Scientific and Educational Symposium «Designing and developing modern digital environment for education and science» which main topics were the new generation of education standards, digital resources and e-libraries in culture; professional education and management. The open press conference, Central Discussion Site, The Day of the Russian State Library, The Day of Crimean Libraries, the Second Scientific Conference «Scientometrics, bibliometrics, open data and publications in science», project session and the directorate meeting of the National Library Association “Libraries of the Future”, and the special event “100 years of St. Petersburg Institute of Culture, held within the framework of the Forum, are also discussed.
Is financial education needed in elementary school?

The importance of acquiring the six literacies of basic life skills has grown in attention, resulting in an increase in programs and policies across countries worldwide. The Indonesian government recognizes literacy as a national movement; as such, it welcomes any number of diverse programs with the common goal of establishing literacy across multiple life skills. One of the six literacies considered to be a fundamental life skill is financial literacy. Thus, it has become a priority for program development. Developing financial literacy through formal education or more non-formal financial training programs has become a trending issue among teens, adults, the working sector, young couples, and retirees. But, does financial education need to begin as early as elementary school? This case study will examine the current financial literacy of elementary school students via survey, as well as identify potential areas of need across several elementary schools in Bandung, Indonesia.
МАЙСТЕР-КЛАС “КНИГА – БАГАТОГРАННЕ ДЖЕРЕЛО МУЗЕЙНИХ ПРЕЗЕНТАЦІЙ”: НЕФОРМАЛЬНА ОСВІТА МУЗЕЙНИКА

The article presents the concept and structure of the workshop “Book as a many-sided source of museum presentations”. The authors have the aim to familiarize with it a wide range of audiences among the museum staff on the base of the library of the National Museum of Ukrainian History, as well as to give the possibility for scaling and diversification of the proposed experience by other museums. Conditions for conducting the workshop as a non-formal education workshop, that include a rule agreement of communication, common goals, team building, the rules for using the book and sufficient physical conditions of participants to work with paper dust are set in the text. The structure, optimal duration, step-by-step scenario and methods of the workshop are described, too. Attention is раid to such elements of the workshop as the choice of a book. The working process with that includes several types of analyses for the participants to obtain the skills expected by the organizers. It is emphasized that it is important to find links between personalities that were mentioned in the books or were their owners, with the Ukrainian context involved. The article also presents the description and terms of the six practical and interactive tasks, performed consistently, that dominate in the lecture and are balanced in the content (individual and group work). Numerous case studies (as examples for the tasts) are also proposed. All the proposed activities contribute to practical skills of the museum employees and let them become more practical in the way that any book could be used as an active participant of the museum communication, not its passive object of the exposition.Key words: old printed book, bibliographic index, history of the Jewish community, inventory, museum library, informal education of adults, unique book, Judaica.
How to Conduct Instruction Modeling

This chapter provides a step-by-step guide to conducting instruction modeling. Once an instructional tradition to be modeled has been chosen, the first step is to create a “generic model,” which is a detailed description of the general pedagogical goals that teachers in this tradition pursue and the methods they use to achieve them. The second step is to design a learning platform suitable to modeling the selected tradition; the platform includes both software components and the needed offline (implementation) behaviors. The third step is to create instructional content for the platform; each lesson should be carefully designed to reproduce the experiences of the corresponding offline lesson. We discuss trade-offs between more sequential (“waterfall”) and more iterative (“agile”) approaches.
Catalyst for Empowering Women and Boosting Gender Equality in South Mediterranean Countries: The case of Egypt

This policy brief proposes and recommends further policies to urgently, strengthen the current quest for empowering women and for reducing inequality in the Mediterranean countries and specifically in Egypt. It seeks to provide a policy-mix for additional policies that also contribute in achieving sustainable development.
A Study on the Application of Reinhart"s ‘Theta System’ to Modern Chinese : Focusing on Ba-construction

In this paper, we explored Reinhart (2002)’s Theta system, which suggested new type of semantic role, and presented a syntactic realization based on semantics of each argument We also analyzed the applicability of the theta system to modern Chinese, divided into four categories according to the semantic roles he presented. The results showed that his theory was presented based on English, which was mostly applicable to Chinese with the same order of words SVO. However, it was necessary to modify the theta system to explain the ba-construction, a SOV phenomenon that is frequently used in Chinese. To this end, the ‘The theta system’ that conforms to the modern Chinese grammar was newly modified by adding the applying condition and computational systems for ba-construction I and II, respectively, before and after the lexicon marking and reduction of lexical operation process.
Jeju Haenyeo(women divers) in Newspapers during the Japanese Colonial Period

이 글은 일제 강점기 신문에 보도된 기사를 통해 제주 해녀의 생활상을 고찰하려는 것이다. 이를 위해 조선일보, 동아일보, 매일신보에 나타난 제주 해녀에 관한 기사들을 7가지 항목으로 분류한 다음 정리하였다. 제주 해녀에게 있어 일제는 이중적 저항의 대상이었다. 우선 식민독재 권력에 맞서 항일운동을 전개해야 하는 정치적 투쟁의 대상이다. 이와 함께 식민 자본주의 독점자본에 맞서 제주경제 자생력을 지켜내야 하는 경제적 투쟁의 대상이다. 아울러 일제 강점기는 제주 해녀들이 여러 식민 상황들을 극복하고 승화시켜 경제적 자립을 유지하며 그 영향력을 확대한 시기라 할 수 있다. 이 연구를 위해 국립중앙도서관 디지털화 자료에서 1910년부터 1945년 사이 동아일보 조선일보, 매일신보를 검색했다. 동아일보와 조선일보에서 ‘제주’ 키워드로 검색하면 1,000여 건, ‘濟州’ 키워드로 검색하면 400여 건이 나온다. 결과 내 검색을 통해 ‘제주&해녀’로 검색하면 200여 건, ‘제주해녀’로 검색하면 40여 건을 찾을 수 있다. 매일신보에서, ‘제주’ 키워드로 검색하면 2,000여 건, ‘濟州’ 키워드로 검색하면 400건 정도 나온다. 결과 내 검색을 통해 ‘제주&해녀’로 검색하면 300여 건, ‘제주해녀’로 검색하면 40건 정도 찾을 수 있다. 이렇게 찾아낸 신문기사들을 기사 많은 순으로 제주 해녀의 특성, 해녀경제, 해녀 항일운동, 해녀 출가(出嫁), 해녀어업조합, 입어권 분쟁, 제주 해녀의 조난사고와 애환(哀歡) 등 7개 항목으로 분류한 다음 고찰했다.This paper explores the historical and cultural implications of Jeju Haenyeo through newspapers as soft data. To illustrate that, for Jeju Haenyeo, Japanese occupation has double sided meaning - political and economic villain, the present paper excavates the historical and cultural implications of Jeju Haenyeo from three newspapers during the Japanese colonial periods； Choson-ilbo, Donga-ilbo, and Maeil-sinbo. For this, the digitalized newspapers in the Archive of National Library of Korea are analyzed. Especially, based on critical keywords on Jeju Haenyeo, the newspapers between 1910 and 1945 are shed light. The articles on Jeju Haenyeo in the newspapers are classified into seven categories ① the character of Jeju Haenyeo, ② Haenyeo economy, ③ Haenyeo’s uprsing against Japanese colonial rule, ④ Haenyeo who left their hometown, ⑤ Haenyeo’s association, ⑥ Haenyeo’s Right to fish, ⑦ Haenyeo’s maritime accident. From the findings which are figured out from those data, the output of the previous research on Jeju Haenyeo during the Japanese Colonial Period is not overthrown. Instead, this paper is playing a role of supplement of the previous research by focusing on newspaper as soft data which has not been handled m the previous research.
PNS162 USING AMBULATORY EMR DATA TO COMPLEMENT MEDICAL CLAIMS DATA FOR PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS APPLICATIONS

Medical claims data has widely been used in studies to derive real world evidence (RWE) about patient medical history. However, RWE based entirely on the medical claims may be insufficient in detecting patients with rare diseases or chronic conditions as it is limited to pre-determined codes to describe diagnoses, prescriptions and procedures. We propose an approach to reduce this limitation by consolidating medical claims with Ambulatory Electronic Medical Records (AEMR) data which comprises rich information from outpatient settings including unstructured medical notes and lab test results. When linked, these records can complement medical claims data in cases where there 1) isn’t a claim code available to describe a given medical condition, 2) where claim codes are inconsistent across ICD-9 and ICD-10 standards, or 3) where a medical condition is best identified through one or more specific lab results. We leverage AEMR data to identify patients with a chronic condition which doesn’t have a corresponding ICD-10 claim code, and is also difficult to distinguish through business rules alone. Our positive cohort, comprised of patients with the chronic condition, was generated using the problem description field and appropriate SNOMED-CT (Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine Clinical Terms) codes from AEMR data. Model features were generated using medical history in claims data for positive and negative cohorts and a Gradient Boosted Tree classifier (XGBOOST) was built to predict this chronic condition. Study sample included 825,473 patients, 75,043 of which were positives. Results revealed that the model had 43% precision at 25% recall level and our model outperformed the rule-based prediction of chronic condition patients which only had a 20% precision at the same recall level. We provide an approach for incorporating AEMR with claims data to address challenges introduced by the lack of comprehensive information in claims data for predictive analytics studies.