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Smart Security Monitoring for IIoT Platform: Proposed architecture to realize safety and security

An IIoT platform is expected to bring both near-term and long-term benefits. It should reduce costs, increase productivity and bring new values. However, there are concerns about security and it is also not easy to find engineers who have know-hows or experience in developing a secured IIoT system. These facts are obstacles for people to adopt and use IIoT platform. Conversely, if there is a platform which has embedded security and common base functions on which a customer may concentrate on realizing their business logic, without having to deal with the complexities, the introduction of an IIoT solution can be expected to proceed swimmingly. This article focuses on the approach for security counterplan as well as security monitoring for an ideal IIoT platform.
Multi-Person Detection of Drivers Based on Yolo Network

Subway train drivers abide by the operations requirements to routinely check a myriad of system parameters and indicators to ensure safe operation. It is important to ensure that the driver have correctly performed the entire set of routine operations without omission. It is therefore hoped that introducing real-time monitoring to the on-board surveillance system can replace human efforts in favor for improved safety on the driver’s side. In this paper we investigate the objective detection methods to accomplish open pose estimation. We take a good method in doing such task as it satisfies all the requirements: real-time, high accuracy, works for both RGB and greyscale input, multi-person detection, invariant to rapid switch from darkness to brightness, consistent performance in low or even middle noise input situation.
Feedback, competitive, and associative neural networks

The chapter discusses feedback, competitive and associative neural networks. It specifically considers linear vector quantization networks, counterpropagation networks; probabilistic neural networks and industrial applicability of artificial neural networks.
비실시간 온라인 영어 수업에 대한 고등학교 학생과 교사의 인식 비교 연구

The Journal of Studies in Language 37.2, 181-196. A Comparative Study on the Perceptions of Korean High School Students and Teachers about Asynchronous Online English Classes. The purpose of this study is to compare the perceptions of students and teachers about the current online English teaching and learning since the outbreak of COVID-19. For this study, questionnaires have been used for 513 students and 10 teachers of a girls’ high school located in “D” city, South Korea. The results are as follows: First, there were no significant differences in student and teacher perceptions depending on the subcategories of online English learning. Second, both groups showed the average level of satisfaction with online English classes. Third, both groups showed the necessity for encouraging interaction among class participants. Considering the results above, interaction among class participants should be encouraged by either implementing synchronous mode of class or any other way. This research was based solely on the asynchronous mode of online education with class video contents, so it was not able to comprise other varieties of online learning. (Chongchon High School · Chungnam National University)
Factors Affecting Private Sector Bankers’ Job Satisfaction in Sri Lanka: A Case Study

Job satisfaction is a positive and a delighted feeling of the employees’ job or work roles that they are currently dealing with. This emotion has an inspiring nature which is closely related with individual’s behavior in the workplace. Banking sector is one of the sectors in Sri Lanka which makes a significant impact and contribution on community, society and the development of the economy of the country. It comprises of state and private banks, currently facing an intense competition. Every bank tries to ensure their quality service to customers. Job satisfaction of bankers is directly linked with service quality. This study aimed to identify the factors affecting employees’ job satisfaction level in private banking sector with special reference to Union Bank. Also the research was designed to identify the most significant factor which affects job satisfaction and to identify differences of job satisfaction level in different demographic groups. The independent variables of the study were pay, promotion and working conditions. The demographic groups considered based on gender, employment type and experience. A deductive approach was followed with quantitative data. Data was collected by using a questionnaire and it was done within a particular time period, the study was cross sectional in nature. Stratified sampling method was used, selected 200 employees. Data was analyzed with SPSS version 22. Descriptive statistics, correlation, regression and t-test and ANOVA were used.&#x0D; The results of the study showed that job satisfaction is strongly and positively correlated with working conditions and moderately positively correlated with pay, promotion. The most significant factor which affects job satisfaction was working conditions. A significant difference of job satisfaction level was observed only among groups with different experience levels. No significant differences of job satisfaction level were observed in different demographic groups based on gender and employment type. The findings contribute to the human resource practitioners at Union bank to develop human resource strategies in such a way it increases job satisfaction of bankers.&#x0D; Keywords: Banking sector, Job satisfaction, Pay, Promotion, Working conditions
Ways to overcome difficulties in learning physics

A system of teaching Physics with a unified approach has been created, and the creation methodology of this pedagogical system was explained. An analogy was established between the elements of the system and those of the tree, hence why the learning process was constructed in the form of a tree (“Learning Tree”). The synergetics of the developed learning system was shown; it was determined that it adequately met the criteria of learning technology.
Approximation (M.S.E) of the shape parameter for Pareto distribution by using the standard Bayes estimator

In this paper, Pareto distribution was studied using a standard Bayes estimator. A Pareto distribution of two parameters is investigated to find the approximation of (M.S.E) of the shape parameter by depending on Tyler series of two variables to propose a model mathematically.
Women's empowerment, self-employment and incomes inequalities in Sub-Saharan Africa

Women empowerment, women self-employment and income inequalities are now challenges that characterize Sub-Saharan Africa. This is why in this study we evaluate the effect of women's empowerment on income inequality in Sub-Saharan Africa between 1981 and 2017. In particular, we analyze the interactions between women empowerment and women self-employment. The use of the Generalized Method of Moments gives the following main results: (i) Women's empowerment alone is not enough to reduce income inequality in Sub-Saharan Africa. (ii) For an effective fight against income inequalities, women's empowerment must be accompanied by an increase in women's self-employment. (iii) Increase in women's informal employment tends to exacerbate income inequalities like unemployment.
Role of micropure ultrasound in the assessment of grouped breast microcalcifications with or without a mass lesion

Background Grouped microcalcifications are the tiny grouping of the many calcifications seen on mammography. For pathological examination of mass-free clustered microcalcifications, a mammography is considered because its visualization by conventional ultrasound is limited. Therefore, MicroPure imaging improves its detection and visualization. Objective This study aimed to evaluate the accuracy of MicroPure ultrasound in the diagnosis and characterization of breast microcalcifications with or without a mass in women undergoing-guided biopsies by ultrasound. Patients and methods Thirty women who were referred for breast imaging and diagnosis from Surgery and Oncology Departments to the Radiodiagnosis Department at Tanta Cancer Center were included in this study. Results In terms of diagnosis, 26 (86.7%) women had a mass, in two women (6.7%), a mass was discovered during screening and in two women (6.7%), a mass was discovered during follow-up. There were 26 (86.7%) women with a clustered distribution and four (13.3%) with a segmental distribution. The mean value of microcalcification detected by mammography was 12.87±6.64. Eleven women (36.7%) had benign masses and 19 (63.3%) had malignant masses. In terms of histopathology, 11 (36.7%) women were ductal carcinoma in situ, eight (26.7%) were invasive ductal carcinoma, six (20%) with distal hyperplasia without atypia, two (6.7%) with atypical ductal hyperplasia, two (6.7%) with sclerosing adenosis and one (3.3%) with fibroadenosis. Regarding ultrasound B (US B) mode, 17 (56.7%) women were visible and 13 (43.4%) were not visible. Regarding MicroPure, 25 (83.3%) women were visible and five (16.7%) were not visible. The mean value of microcalcification detected by MicroPure and US B mode are 8.8±6.61 and 5.97±6.7, respectively. Conclusions MicroPure scanning is a hopeful ultrasound tool that might enhance the sensitivity for diagnosis clustered microcalcifications which are not combined with breast mass on mammography.
Artikel) Pictorial Of Representation In Solving Word Problems

The pictorial of representation in solving word problems in this study is the interpretation of using illustrations of images in solving problems in the form of stories through polya steps. The representation shown by students when the process of understands is done by identifying the problem to find important information on the problem, the process of preparing a plan is shown through translations and conversions of information into the form of picture illustrations, the process of Carry out the plan is done through calculations using reduction operations, the look back process is carried out to check or clarify the results obtained according to the question information. The results of this study found that subject 1 did not complete the polya steps, only identified and devise a plan by picture illustration the accompanied by symbolic descriptions, subject 2 was only inaccurate caused by ignoring the last step which was to look back the results obtained, so that the impact of the image illustration with result of calculations inconsistent or not the same
Various types of intelligence and professional success in human interaction professions (case study of salespeople)

Introduction. This study was preceded by an analysis of prior literature devoted to the relationship between success (performance) in one’s cognitive and professional activities with various types of intelligence, more specifically the high contribution of social and emotional intelligence to academic and professional success. The aim of this study was to compare successful and unsuccessful human interaction professionals by verbal, social and emotional intelligence. Materials and methods. The study compared two groups of home appliances and electronics salespeople (n = 72), who were divided by levels of verbal, social and emotional intelligence. The following methods were used: the Social Intelligence Test by J. Guildford, Verbal Intelligence Test by G. Eysencka and the Test of Emotional Intelligence by N. Hall. Descriptive statistics, comparative and correlation analysis were used for statistical data processing. Results of the study. It was found that successful (effective) sellers outperform unsuccessful (not effective) sellers in terms of verbal, social and emotional intelligence. The greatest difference between these groups of sellers is observed in verbal intelligence, the smallest in social intelligence. Also, successful (effective) sellers have higher indicators on the scales of social and emotional intelligence, which correlate with the ability to regulate one’s emotional states, emotional awareness as well as synthesis and analysis of social information that they can extrapolate to actual encounters with the buyers. In both groups, there were no significant correlations between verbal intelligence and general social intelligence, but a link was found between general social intelligence and general emotional intelligence. Conclusion. The results obtained can serve as a material for creating programmes for professional selection and professional training in human interaction professions. Further research in this direction can clarify the contribution of each type of intelligence to the success of professional activity and professional education, their optimal ratio at different levels of expression in order to optimize and improve the effectiveness of activities.
Why cryptoasset regulation needs rethinking: an introduction

The central concerns of the book are laid out. Two terms used in the title of the book - cryptographic consensus technology and New Prospect, are introduced. The plan of the book is explained. Clarification of important terms used throughout the book, that strive to remain neutral and close to the underlying science, are defined.
Recognizing Cybersecurity Threats in Healthcare Settings for Effective Risk Management

The fields of medicine and cybersecurity share a need for voracious learning, continual data-driven vigilance, and passionate creativity across diverse talents in order to protect lives, whether from disease or digital threats. Most concerning in healthcare settings is the disruption of services from these cybersecurity incidents, including delayed treatment. As healthcare leaders work with any technology provider, it is important to ask how they back-up and store systems data and applications. Example malicious user activities: Technology partners who monitor threat trends will perform mobile implementations to the most current best practices and may offer support services for further security monitoring. To stay current and lead with data and knowledge, healthcare leaders can stay tapped into healthcare cybersecurity circles as well as establish security leads throughout their mobile initiatives. Security leads can pay attention to not only technology risks, but issues introduced by people or processes.
A single ion and two photons: A programmable three-qubit interface

We demonstrate a three-qubit protocol involving a single ion and two photons, whose functionality can be programmed to serve as a quantum repeater [1] node for sending entangled photons or for receiving photons for entanglement swapping [2] . Moreover, the same protocol serves as complete (read-in – read-out) quantum memory operation. The protocol is based on the sequential absorption of two 854-nm photons resulting in the emission of two 393-nm photons [3] , [4] from a single trapped ion and subsequent state projection of the ion. Depending on the mode of operation of the protocol, a quantum gate is implemented between three qubits, namely, either the ion and the two emitted 393-nm photons, the ion and the two absorbed 854-nm photons or the ion and one absorbed 854-nm and one emitted 393-nm photon.
클래스카드를 활용한 일본어 교육의 사례 고찰 - 코로나19 시대에 진행한 관광일본어 온라인수업을 중심으로 -

In the era of COVID-19, universities have postponed opening of classes and decided to provide online classes instead of face-to-face classes to prevent the spread of COVID-19. In order to enhance efficiency in the entire online class going on due to COVID-19, the class was designed in a hybrid type. Online class production through video shooting, class card production for self-directed learning, Kakao Talk's talk board to check review studies, and 1:1 Google Meet have been in place to secure individual question and answer time for learners. For class design to complement the downside of unidirectional online classes, we approached learners as both instructors and managers. The survey results are as follows. First, When looking at the status of Hiragana learning in the class card, it was confirmed that learners with intermediate level of understanding in hiragana improve their basic learning ability by using the class card. Second, It was found that 14(87.5%) out of 16 learners who achieved 100% of the class cards had excellent grades. It was also found that 11(91.7%) out of 12 students with perfect grades achieved 100% of the class card. Third, The results showed the cases of affirming the improvement of skill through the class card among those who had perfect grades in Group B and Group C. Fourth, As a result of conducting an end-of-course questionnaire for learners, it was found that the class card seemed to have had a high effect in ‘learning’, ‘reviewing’, and ‘a sense of achievement.’ This research has significance in that the findings can be used as a basic reference regarding the design and practice of online Japanese classes.
Overview of the State of Long-Term Preservation in terms of Reuse, Visualization, and Distribution of 3D Data in Archaeology

In archaeology, we face a unique situation where our primary research method is destructive; excavation as a recording method can only be conducted once. But with the introduction of modern 3D recording methods, much of the process of excavation can be saved and reused. But at the same time, we must overcome the difficulties of examining sites where the data recorded has been accumulated over vast amounts of time which uses a wide variety of technologies and data standards. These factors combined make reuse of historical excavation data difficult, and reuse of our digital records such as our 3D assets a difficult task. The digital age brings forth questions of future-proofing modern research and data for long term preservation, reuse, visualization, and distribution capabilities. This paper examined the practices and standards currently being utilized surrounding our 3D assets in archaeology and analyzed via a variety of case studies ranging from museums, digital repositories, and archaeological excavations. This investigation includes ethical and theoretical discussion on archaeological data management and long-term digital data procedures while discussing the question of the role of accountability of the modern archaeologist in this modern technological frontier in terms of reuse, visualization, and distribution of these 3D resources we now create. The discussion of data standards and research practice in academic archaeology and contract archaeology vs. other fields with similar long-term projects is also explored. A picture of the current track of data-management in archeology is revealed as well as a solid understanding of the future methodology we should employ as well as the challenges we see in the coming years. (Less)
Levels of the Depth of Web-Surface Web, Deep Web, Dark Web:

The bond between our lives and Internet is becoming stronger day by day, it is because of the fact that internet is now a necessity for living. There is a lot that we do over internet in our daily lives, whether its link to social activities, transferring or obtaining information, or purchasing items and services online all this is possible because of the advancement in web technology. This advancement is certainly not limited to the aspect we experience on web every now on then there is a lot more than this. There is an aspect of web which most us generally doesn't experience, it's the deep web and the dark net.The article covers features related to surface web, deep web and dark web. Moreover, the article gives an overview of deep web and the dark web with aspect in relation to where, how and why it's been used. What are the factors that are responsible for abusing the technology when it comes to deep web and dark web? The purpose of this article is to highlight the topic that's been discussed every now and then but has been explored very rarely, and to draw the attention of readers to the laws which are available for the protection of victims and for punishing the culprits, since this part of web has adverse effect on people's lives. Finally, the author has given his opinion about this aspect of technology by comparing the rational factors discussed in the article.
LSC-CyFair Library Guides: Social Media Policies and Guidelines: Social Media Guidelines

This guide is meant to provide our Library users and online community members with a Code of Conduct for social media posts and interactions and to provide Library staff with the tools necessary to successfully manage the Library's social media accounts.
Musical perception: Active ways of “communication” with a piece of music

The article actualizes the problem of primary school students’ musical perception of taking into account the specifics of the process of musical perception and psychophysiological features inherent in modern children 6(7)-10 years old (“clip” thinking, low concentration, inattention, hyperactivity, etc.). It is emphasized that primary school students can emotionally “feel” music only in an active form – by performing certain actions, movements, while acting creative tasks in the context of listened to musical works, etc. The authors specify the active ways of students’ perception of musical works, which are effective in the educational process, as they take into account the psychophysiological characteristics of primary school students and the specifics of musical art including the process of perception of musical works.
An efficient and improved embedding capacity in reversible data hiding

With the improvement of data innovation the datas are put away in the cloud and it should be ensure the security of data and the executives of the data simultaneously. By these requests the reversible data hiding in encoded images (RDH-EI) draws in an ever increasing number of analysts consideration. Here propose a novel system for RDH-EI dependent on RIT (Reverse image Transformation). Herethe substance of the first image can be tansform to the substance of another image. Then, at that point the changed image, that resembles the target image, is utilized as the encoded image, and ship off the cloud. Subsequently, the cloud worker can implant data into the scrambled image by utilizing any RDHtechniques for plaintext images. RDH-EI is a customer free plan and the data installing plan is irrelevent with both interaction encryption and decoding.
Enhancing Security and Privacy Preserving of Data in Cloud Using SHA and Genetic Algorithm

Storage as a Service is a fundamental distributed computing administration called Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). Distributed computing offers information stockpiling administrations just as multi-client sharing. It is picking up noticeable quality step by step because of monstrous points of interest. Be that as it may, arising information security and protection concerns have become an essential worry for the two buyers and specialist co-ops. That is the reason we have proposed a methodology that utilizes cryptography, steganography, and hash capacities to upgrade the insurance of cloud information. We utilize the Blowfish calculation for cryptography and another amazing inserted calculation utilizing Embedded Least Significant Bits (E-LSB) for steganography, and we utilize the Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA-256), Hashing Algorithm, for trustworthiness control. In Eclipse, this system is executed utilizing Java. To satisfy our capacity, we initially encode the information and afterward shroud it in a picture. Since Blowfish is a setup encryption calculation that is adequately protected, we just check the security of the steganography cycle. Information distinguishing proof and information devastation assaults are executed to decide the assurance of this steganography gadget in the wake of hiding the information in a cover picture. So this type of steganography is entirely defenseless against the assault of devastation, yet it is protected in assaults of information ID, which is the fundamental target of steganography. We improve Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio (PSNR) esteem during quality estimation which is superior to the already existing methodologies.