Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Morphological Computation of Skin Focusing on Fingerprint Structure

When humans get tactile sensation, we touch an object with the skin and the stimuli are transmitted to the brain. The effect of the skin in tactile perception however has not been clarified yet, and sensors considering the skin functions are not introduced. In this research, we investigate the information processing performed by the skin against physical stimuli in touching an object from the viewpoint of morphological computation. We create a dynamical model that expresses the skin structure based on the spring and mass model, and show that the model contributes to the learning of temporal response against physical stimuli. In addition, we conduct an experiment to compare the learning performance of a finger model having fingerprints with a model without fingerprints. Frequency response against physical stimuli with different frequencies is examined, and the result shows that the performance of a model with fingerprints is better in the higher frequency range. The model with fingerprints also reflects the hardness of the human skin remarkably. These results are expected to help clarify the information processing ability of the human skin focusing on the fingerprint structure in response to external physical stimuli.
USE BY CADETS OF A MILITARY UNIVERSITY OF AN ELECTRONIC TEXTBOOK IN THE PROCESS OF STUDYING PHYSICS

The article reveals the features of the use by cadets of a military university of an electronic textbook in the process of studying physics. The relevance of using an electronic textbook in a military university is due to the need to adapt as much as possible to specific general educational and professionally oriented disciplines, increase the activity and motivation of cadets, and strengthen the mastery of educational material. In this study, the electronic textbook is presented as a component of the electronic textbook, which completely replaces or complements the paper version. The author highlighted the distinctive features of the electronic textbook: interactivity, focus on several channels of perception, taking into account the individual characteristics of students, using different ways of presenting information in a dynamic form with links and additional materials, modeling and visualization, activating students' motivation, a combination of theoretical and practical material, opportunities automatic knowledge control. Since training at a military university is related to military service in secrecy, the use of electronic textbooks allows not only to cover the entire cadet staff, improve the quality of training, increase student activity, but also ensure the relevance of training and practical material.
J-Reading new and recent initiatives: for research, education and multifaceted collaborations

With this number of J-READING we introduce a new initiative that concerns the thematic issues which can be useful to reach the aim of stimulating an in-depth debate on specific themes, phenomena and problems. Such thematic issues have the benefit of providing multifaceted and detailed geographical considerations and analysis on aspects and arguments that catch the attention at national and international level and which are moreover particularly topical, opening up pathways to an interdisciplinary discussion. At the same time, the thematic issues make it possible to overcome a number of problems that generally must be considered when planning whole monothematic volumes for journals awarded â€œClass Aâ€ by the National Agency for the Evaluation of the University System and Academic Research, as for example the possibility of having fewer contributions, with respect to the initial hypothesis, due to the peer review process; moreover, the setback must be added of not publishing papers already submitted and accepted but out of the context of the monothematic volume and therefore subject to a delay in the publication.
PENGGUNAAN PENDEKATAN CTL UNTUK MENINGKATAN HASIL BELAJAR MATEMATIKA DI KELAS V SD

This study aims to improve mathematics learning outcomes of fifth grade elementary school 05 Air Tawar Barat with a Contextual Teaching And Learning approach. This research is a classroom action research consisting of II cycles with research subjects of fifth grade students The results of the study occurred an increase in each variable in each cycle, where: a) planning the first cycle of 82.14 increased in the second cycle 92.85, b) the implementation of aspects of the first cycle teacher 80.35 increased in the second cycle 92.85, c) the implementation of aspects of the first cycle students 71.42 increased in the second cycle 89.28, d) the learning outcomes of the first cycle students 77.70 increased in the second cycle 88.08. The Contextual Teaching And Learning Approach is proven to be able to improve the quality of Mathematics learning in fifth grade SD Negeri 05 Air Tawar Barat.Keywords: CTL, learning outcomes, Mathematics
Nonlinear State Estimation with FMI: Tutorial and Applications

One of the key uses enabled by the functional mockup interface (FMI) standard is the ability to combine Modelica models governed by differential-algebraic equations with measurement data to systematically estimate unmeasured quantities in physical systems.While it is clear how this might be done in theory, many implementation challenges can make this difficult in practice.This paper provides a tutorial connecting the mathematical formulation of two different estimators, the extended Kalman filter (EKF) and the ensemble Kalman filter (EnKF), to an FMIbased Modelica implementation of these estimators.The efficacy of these methods are demonstrated on an example of a small motor model and a larger thermodynamic model of a building, and some of the advantages and disadvantages of this FMI-based approach to estimation are discussed, as well as limitations of FMI associated with constraint management for these estimation methods.The code for the motor example is publicly available and is attached to this publication.
Compliment Strategies Used by The Judges in Indonesian and American Idol 2019: A Cross-Cultural Pragmatics Study

Background:&#x0D; This is a contrastive study that compares the investigation on the patterns of compliments strategies used by the judges in Indonesian Idol and American Idol 2019. This study aims at describing the compliment strategies addressed by the judges in two reality talent shows, thatâ€™s a singing competition, and to reveal the differences of cultural values between the two societies.&#x0D; Methodology:&#x0D; The data is collected from the two YouTube accounts for the top three finalistsâ€™ performance by utilizing the observation method with the note-taking technique. Yeâ€™s compliment strategies theory (1995) and Holmesâ€™ syntactic patterns of compliments (1995) are employed in analyzing the data.&#x0D; Findings:&#x0D; The result showed a significant difference between Indonesian and American judges in the way they give compliments. Indonesian judges prefer to use more explicit compliments while American judges prefer implicit compliments instead.&#x0D; Conclusion:&#x0D; It then revealed the contrastive cultural reflection of western people that is supposed to be â€˜more â€˜directâ€™ in the way of speakingâ€™ (Wierzbicka, 2003). On the other hand, the finding exhibited contrast results from conventional perception upon Indonesian cultural predilection to â€˜indirectnessâ€™ in the way of speaking.&#x0D; Keywords: American Idol 2019; Compliment Strategies; Cross-cultural Pragmatics; Indonesian Idol 2019; The Judges.
SSL-C4.5: Implementation of a Classification Algorithm for Semi-supervised Learning Based on C4.5

Classification algorithms have been extensively studied in many of the major scientific investigations in recent decades. Many of these algorithms are designed for supervised learning, which requires labeled instances to achieve effective learning models. However, in many of the real human processes, data labeling is expensive and time-consuming. Because of this, alternative learning paradigms have been proposed to reduce the cost of the labeling process without a significant loss of model performance. This paper presents the Semi-Supervised Learning C4.5 algorithm (SSL-C4.5) designed to work in scenarios where only a small part of the data is labeled. SSL-C4.5 was implemented over the J48 implementation of the C4.5 algorithm available at the WEKA platform. The J48 was modified incorporating a metric for semi-supervised learning. This metric aims at inducing decision tree models able to analyze and extract information from the entire training dataset, including instances of unlabeled data in scenarios where they are the majority. The assessment performed using eight different benchmark datasets showed that the new proposal has achieved promising results compared to the supervised version of C4.5.
Copyright Law’s Impact on Machine Intelligence in the United States and The European Union

potential divergences between the law in the United States and the European data, and text data mining provides some of the most important to do so.Text data mining turns texts (or images or audio-video) into data.It is essential for any kind of search engine; it is essential for any kind of statistical analysis of large bodies of content; and it underpins a vast array of machine learning applications.Machi about have already been rendered into data, and that involves the practice of text data mining.Machine learning is great for optimizing to a known objective.Machine learning is great for taking subjective human judgments and replicating them efficiently and at scale.So, one example that I like is that, people at MIT showed a computer system a bunch of photos and how the photos had been retouched by professional photographers.The algorithm is now really good at retouching photos, right?It replicates subjective human judgment, yet in a new circumstance.It is not so great for producing nonfunctional objects.Maybe an AI can make a Rembrandt.It probably can take a photo and then give it a Rembrandt filter, effectively, but that software is not going to be radically creative.It is not going to jump paradigms and go to Greenwich Village and become a jazz musician.What are the perils of AI?Well, we have a black box problem.The problem is that, although we can look under the hood, we will just not understand what we are seeing there.We also have a replication problem in that we cannot really necessarily replicate the algorithm if we do not have
Self-driving cars are coming. Chemical makers are racing to keep up

A convergence of new technologies will finally bring self-driving cars to the mass market in the next decade. Experts think the robot vehicles will start by delivering packages within limited areas. Then, bit by bit, they’ll make it out onto the open road with humans inside. This future hinges on sensors that let computers see the road. The sensors need to become more robust and sensitive while coming down in cost. An increasingly electric fleet will also demand lighter-weight materials and designs alongside improvements in cooling and lubrication. It’s a big set of changes that will challenge the chemical industry—and create opportunities. Talk with businesspeople and policy makers involved in mobility, and it becomes clear that self-driving cars are not a matter of if, but when. These vehicles will be front and center in a future where cars are connected, autonomous, shared, and electric—what advocates call CASE. Any one of
Self-development of youth in the social and cultural conditions of functioning student scientific society

We consider the process of self-development of student youth in the context of the functioning of student scientific society, which is a space for self-identification, self-determination and self-development of youth in the structure of civil society. The basic mechanisms of self-development are revealed: self-understanding, self-awareness, self-determination, self-government, self-improvement and self-realization. It is noted that they are all interconnected and interact with each other, their consistent implementation forms a kind of algorithm for moving to higher forms of self-improvement. The characteristic is given to the principles under which the social and cultural conditions for students’ self-development will be most vividly realized (subjectivity, motivational orientation of self-development, effectiveness of cultural activity, facilitation, focus, coherence, consistency and continuity in the content of the educational process, the connection of upbringing with life, the democracy of the upbringing system, interactivity, individualization, differentiation and tolerance of the education system, integrity and structure, variability and competitiveness of the activity of self-developing personality). Particular attention is paid to social and cultural activities, which are aimed at self-realization of the personality, self-development of personal spiritual and physical potential of students. Personal self-development connected with integration into the internal and external activities of the individual for self-designing and self-creation at the level of self-awareness, motivational, value and emotional spheres, behavior in accordance with the requirements of the social and normative space and the tasks of research, social organizational and social and cultural activities of student scientific society.
Future of Insurance 4.0 and Insurtech

The future of insurance 4.0 will be insurance 5.0 when it comes. Insurance 4.0 has a future in itself. Once the insurance 4.0 approach is adopted, changes should become a permanent mode of the entire company, for all the components of the business model. New ventures, called insurtech, can change the insurance scenario in the next few years. A partnership of incumbent companies and insurtech should be even more successful. This chapter presents a model and the perspectives of insurtech organizations. Insurance 4.0 draws particular attention to sustainable insurance. Sustainable insurance becomes a specific engagement in insurance 4.0 and a substantial contribution to the welfare of the organization, the community, and the territories where the organization is present with its units, services, and distribution.
PENGABDIAN KEPADA MASYARAKAT PENINGKATAN ATAP MUSHOLLA AL KHOIRIYAH

Al Khoiriyah Mosque is one of the Muslim prayer facilities in the neighborhood of Rt.05 /Rw.09, Kp.Lio, Bojong Village Pondok Terong, Cipayung Jaya District, Depok. The mosque is used mainly when praying tarawih during Ramadan. DIV Teknik Konstruksi Gedung Community Service Activities for the DIV Teknik Konstruksi gedung Study Program include upgrading and repairing toilet roofs, ablutions, sloof walls, and ceilings. The work of upgrading and repairing is expected to provide adequate mosque infrastructure to increase piety and faith in God Almighty in the location in question. The specific target of this activity is to improve the physical condition of the mosque in Rt.05 / Rw.09, Kp.Lio, Bojong Village Pondok Terong, Cipayung Jaya District, Depok. The method used to achieve the above objectives involves the collaboration of the Community Service Study Team of the DIV Teknik Konstruksi Gedung, Civil Engineering Department, Jakarta State Polytechnic with residents working together to repair the mosque. This activity is completed within 2 months.
Integrating Datasets and Services in the Solid Earth Domain: the EPOS case.

A growing number of initiatives in disparate scientific domains arose in the last decade, with the common goal of clustering data and services resources across Europe and make them integrated, open, sharable and available through infrastructures built according to FAIR principles[1]. In this context, the European Plate Observing System (EPOS[2]), now in its Implementation Phase and soon getting to the status of ERIC, is a long-term plan to facilitate integrated use of data, data products, software, services (DDSS) from distributed research infrastructures in Europe in the Solid Earth Domain. Its innovation potential consists in the opportunity of integrating distributed heterogenous resources from European, National and institutional resource providers, and making them available in one single environment. EPOS technical architecture has three main layers: a) National Layer of data providers, that provide access to DDSS; b) community-specific, European-Wide Thematic Core Services (TCS) layer, that collect and integrate DDSS from specific sub-domains and make them available at European level; c) EPOS Integrated Core Services (ICS) system where the integration of DDSS occurs. The architecture relies on three main concepts: Metadata: it is fundamental for describing assets and resources managed by ICS. A twofold approach was used for metadata: at metadata management level, the CERIF model was used for storing all information within the system; at metadata transfer level, an extension of DCAT-AP[3] was created (EPOS-DCAT-AP[4]) to facilitate TCS metadata collection. An architectural approach based on microservices that ensures scalability, flexibility and system interoperability. A harmonization process, that focused on technical aspects like data formats and protocols to access DDSS, but also required intra-domain work on semantic interoperability that includes adoption of common standards and vocabularies. We will discuss these topics and show a demonstration of the ICS prototype. [1] https://www.force11.org/group/fairgroup/fairprinciples [2] https://www.epos-ip.org/ [3] https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/solution/dcat-application-profile-data-portals-europe [4] https://github.com/epos-eu/EPOS-DCAT-AP/
LibGuides: Evaluating Sources: DRAMA

How to determine whether a source is popular or scholarly. Things to keep in mind when evaluating resources.
PENGOLAHAN DATA AKUNTANSI KEUANGAN PADA PT.DUTA INTEGRASI MANAJEMEN FASILITAS DEPOK MENGGUNAKAN ACCURATE VERSI 4.0

The growing information technology, automatic demands all areas of activity to use a computerized system,  without  exception  with  the  field  of  accounting.  PT. Duta Integritas Manajemen fasilitas requires once a system of accounting information that has been computerized. That's why the author tries to make the Final Project Accounting Data Processing On PT. Duta Integritas Manajemen fasilitas using Accurate Accounting version 5.1. At this time PT. Duta Integritas Manajemen fasilitas a Sales Company . The existing system at PT. Duta Integritas Manajemen fasilitas is still using a very manual system, starting from the beginning of the month balance, journalizing, posting to ledger, making a final balance of the month balance, cash acceptance financial statements, general journal, ledger, daily journal and report profit and loss to the closing balance sheet. Using Accurate Accounting 4.0 software is the best solution to solve the problems-the problems that exist in this company, as well as with this computerized system can be achieved an effective and efficient activities in supporting activities in this company. Therefore with a computerized system better than the manual system to run more effectively and efficiently so that during the process will not happen errors in the recording, the inaccurate report resulting in delays in data processing all the company's finances will not happen again because it already uses A computerized system.
Security, Privacy, and Scale

Presents the strategies to consider when designing and building defenses for a computer network that incorporate security, privacy, and scale.
An Exploration into the Talent Training Mode of English Majors in Yunnan Application-Oriented Universities under the Background of “One Belt and One Road”----Taking Yunnan Technology and Business University as an Example

The training objectives of the talent training program determine what kind of professional talent training model should be implemented. The article analyzes the talent training model and major problems of English majors in application-oriented undergraduate universities, and proposes the suggestions that can be improved when formulating talent training programs. At the same time, in light of the characteristics of the school, propose to build a new type of talent training model in application-oriented universities.
Sistem Informasi Penjualan Handphone Berbasis Web Pada Tiara Cell Panekan

Tiara Cell is a store that sells mobile phones, accessories and pulses located on Jl. Raya Panekan RT 05 / RW 01 Magetan Regency, East Java 63352. The sales process and transactions conducted by the store are still using the manual transaction model that is the customer directly sees the collections available in the store and then conducts transactions. Such a process is still felt to have shortcomings that can slow down service processes and transactions to customers and slow down the process of sales data recap made by the store owner. The purpose of this research is to build a web-based mobile sales information system that can provide product and price information to facilitate customers in obtaining information about the product sought, help store owners manage sales data and sales transactions, and can print sales reports automatically. The method applied to build this system is the Waterfall Method. The Waterfall method consists of the requirements analysis, design, coding, testing, and implementation stages. Tools used to build this system are Windows 10 operating system, sublime text editor, XAMPP control panel, CodeIgniter framework, and web browser. The results obtained through this research is to produce a web-based mobile sales information system that has been tested using a black box that this system can run well according to its function, while with an average of 88.5% on the results of the questionnaire test shows that this system also runs according function and can meet user expectations. The results of the questionnaire validation test are all the questions on the questionnaire test are declared valid.
Visitor's Characteristic and Motivation at Museum Prasasti as Dark Tourism Site in Jakarta

Tourists are pushed to travel to different destinations, either pleasant or macabre destinations, for various motives. Tourist motivation which determines one’s behaviour can be used to understand the tourists’ needs, destination, and choice of activities. This research aimed to investigate local tourists’ characteristics and motivation for visiting Museum Prasasti, which formerly served as a Dutch cemetery. It was conducted due to the limited number of researches on tourists’ visitation to cemetery sites in Indonesia. The research was conducted at Museum Prasasti, Jakarta. The data collection gained from the paper-based questionnaires using the Likert scale. This quantitative method was used to measure tourists’ tendency during their stay at Museum Prasasti. The measurement of motivation was divided into four major motivations: engaging entertainment, dark experience, unique learning experience, and casual interest. By collecting the data from101 responses, this research shows that local tourists at Museum Prasasti are mostly female, under the age of 30, students, and come from lower-middle-class society. The unique learning experience is the most favourable motivation that drives local tourists to visit Museum Prasasti. They visit the museum for educational purposes (to increase their knowledge, understand well-known places regarding their historical heritage, and learn their history). The dark experience motivation least likely motivates them (to see well-known locations for their paranormal activity, experience paranormal activity firsthand, and witness the aftermath of deaths).