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Algorithms and software for calculating the spectral characteristic of the fractional-order integro-differential operator by Walsh functions

The paper describes algorithms and software for calculating the spectral characteristic of the fractional-order integro-differential operator by the orthonormal basis of Walsh functions applied in the spectral form of mathematical description of operating systems. Algorithms and programs for calculating the spectral characteristics of the fractional-order integro-differential operator are formed by changing the basis using the corresponding algorithms and programs for calculating the spectral characteristic of the fractional-order integro-differential operator by the orthonormal basis of Haar functions. The paper contains not only the final result as algorithms and programs, but also gives a technique of deriving the necessary relationships in Mathcad for calculating the spectral characteristics, which can be applied to other orthonormal basis. Algorithms and software for calculating the spectral characteristics of the integro-differential operator can be used to solve different problems such as analysis, synthesis and identification of control systems whose mathematical models are described by equations with fractional-order derivatives. The paper provides the necessary information about the spectral form of the mathematical description for control systems, the definition of the fractional-order integro-differential operator, as well as Haar and Walsh functions. The developed programs for Mathcad are given as source listings. The problem of solving the Abel integral equation is considered as an example. The calculation results obtained by the spectral method with algorithms and software for calculating the spectral characteristic of the fractional-order integro-differential operator by the orthonormal basis of Walsh functions correspond to the exact solution.
Effective and Purposeful Reading Skills for early Grades Students: Reading skills

A research paper dealing with effective and purposeful reading skills among students in early classes dealing with the concept of reading and its types, knowledge of children's literature and its role in developing reading skills and the reasons for developing reading skills among students in early classes, explaining how we must follow to teach children to read while clarifying the role of school libraries in purposeful reading among students Early rows
Information security behaviour : The influence of organizational and individual factors

In today’s world, information security is a trending as well as a crucial topic for both individuals and organizations. Experts believe that nothing can guarantee any system’s security unless humans’ information security behavior is taken under consideration. Opening an e-mail attachment without checking its source, sharing account information with other people and browsing websites without checking its reliability can be considered as common mistakes in information security behavior. This study examines the factors affecting information security behavior by scrutinising its relationship with different variables which are information knowledge sharing, information security organization policy, the intention of attending information security training and self-efficacy. The present study extensively analyses the data collected from a survey of 630 people ranging from students to managers aged between 15 to 79 in order to generalize the Turkish context. The results of reliability measures and confirmatory factor analysis support the scale of the study. The present study’s findings show that there is a positive relationship between the factors mentioned above and information security behavior.
Is There an App for That?

An ever-increasing number of apps on our phones promises to help us lead better (healthier, happier) lives. From stress-reducing “focus” apps to exercise-inducing fitness apps––one soon wonders how we could ever live without them! Yet, are our smartphones the solution, or are they the problem? And what does that mean for smart wearables, such as smart watches and smart glasses?
A Visual Analytics System for Route Planning and Emergency Crowd Evacuation

Emergency evacuation from crowded public spaces is of great importance to all authorities around the world.Many systems have been developed by researchers to address the optimization of emergency evacuation routing and planning.This paper presents a visual analytics system for route planning and emergency crowd evacuation; a web-based visualization and simulation system that allows stakeholders to develop and assess route planning and evacuation procedures for emergency scenarios.The system takes advantage of the available OpenStreetMap comprehensive spatial database to enable users to implement evacuation scenarios in almost anywhere OpenStreetMap dataset is available.Using multiple infrastructure-specific varying scenarios, such as adjusting capacities of roads/pathways or their closure, the tool can identify bottleneck areas thus allowing the assessment of potential improvements to pedestrian and transportation network to relieve the bottleneck and improve evacuation time.As a case study, we use this system for the city of Makkah in Saudi Arabia and the city of Minnesota in the United States.
Analisis Nilai Heroik dalam Novel Lolong Anjing di Bulan Karya Arafat Nur

The study is entitled Analysis of Heroic Values in the Lolong Anjing di Bulan’s Novel of Arafat Nur's Work. Heroic values or heroism is something that must be emulated. The problem of this research is how the heroic value contained in the novel Lolong Anjing di Bulan by Arafat Nur. This study aims to describe the heroic values in the novel Lolong Anjing di Bulan of Arafat Nur's work. The type of research used is qualitative research. The method used is descriptive qualitative method. The data source of this research is the novel Lolong Anjing di Bulan of Arafat Nur's work which was published in 2018. The data were analyzed using qualitative analysis techniques. Based on research that has been done, found 55 data that show the heroic value in the novel Lolong Anjing di Bulan by Arafat Nur which includes (1) courage values 17 data, (2) optimistic value 4 data, (3) abstinence value gives up 15 data, ( 4) the value of willingness to sacrifice 7 data, and (5) the value of the union of 12 data. Thus it can be concluded that the novel Lolong Anjing di Bulan  written by Arafat Nur is full of heroic values or heroism. The results of research on these heroic values are expected to be used as a reference for people in a better social life.
Efficient learning of quantum noise

Noise is the central obstacle to building large-scale quantum computers. Quantum systems with sufficiently uncorrelated and weak noise could be used to solve computational problems that are intractable with current digital computers. There has been substantial progress towards engineering such systems1–8. However, continued progress depends on the ability to characterize quantum noise reliably and efficiently with high precision9. Here, we describe such a protocol and report its experimental implementation on a 14-qubit superconducting quantum architecture. The method returns an estimate of the effective noise and can detect correlations within arbitrary sets of qubits. We show how to construct a quantum noise correlation matrix allowing the easy visualization of correlations between all pairs of qubits, enabling the discovery of long-range two-qubit correlations in the 14-qubit device that had not previously been detected. Our results are the first implementation of a provably rigorous and comprehensive diagnostic protocol capable of being run on state-of-the-art devices and beyond. These results pave the way for noise metrology in next-generation quantum devices, calibration in the presence of crosstalk, bespoke quantum error-correcting codes10 and customized fault-tolerance protocols11 that can greatly reduce the overhead in a quantum computation. A protocol for the reliable, efficient and precise characterization of quantum noise is reported and implemented in an architecture consisting of 14 superconducting qubits. Correlated noise within arbitrary sets of qubits can be easily detected.
Structural Analysis of Video-Audience-Watching Preference

This paper presents a systematic approach for video-audience-watching content analysis. Our analysis technique is based on audience preference that they will click Like while watching a video clip. The principal component analysis is applied to extract the content structure of a video clip. The hierarchical clustering technique also is used to segment a video content as time slots. The analysis and clustering are based on the audience opinion. In our experiment, the approach is set to teaching video content for 22 4-year students in Bachelor degree. The analysis results show the three principal structures that can represent three principal video-audience-watching preference styles.
Learning Multiple Temporal Relational Network Embeddings via Graph Convolutional Network

In the era of big data, information on relationships changes along with time, and the graphs of relationships captured at consecutive timestamps form the multiple temporal relational (MTR) network. To identify the relations in the network while preserving the network structure, a common solution is to learn the network representations through network embedding methods, and then build the relations upon the similarity among these representations. However, the existing network embedding methods either focus on a single relation or ignore the correlation between the heterogeneous and homogeneous relations, and thus it is difficult to investigate the multiple temporal features in the network. In this paper, we propose a novel network embedding method, named Homo- Hetero Network Embedding (HHNE), for the MTR networks. The HHNE utilizes the Graph Convolutional Network (GCN) to extract homogeneous features from each temporal relational network and then generates the homo-hetero network embeddings by fusing the single temporal relational features through a Multi- Layer Perceptron (MLP). Therefore, HHNE could capture the multi- dimensional characteristics in the network, including both intra-relation information and inter-relation information. To show the efficiency of HHNE, we conduct experiments in a real-world dataset on predicting new relations in the MTR networks. The result reveals that our method could outperform several legacy network embedding methods and state- of-the-art multi-relational network embedding methods in the task of relation prediction, demonstrating that the proposed embedding method is more suitable for the MTR network.
Intelligent Computing with Photonic Memories

Here we propose and emulate a photonic neural network whose neuron’s non-volatile weighting functionality is realized through an engineered hybrid Ge2Sb2Se4Te1-silicon Mach Zehnder modulator photonic memory with thermoelectrical programmability. The network can effortlessly perform inference tasks with high accuracy at the speed-of-light.
The Mimicking Of Creativity For The Science Management Methods Development

The publication is an attempt to analyze topical and relevant issues for the scientific and educational spheres: the mimicking of scientific creativity. The evolutionary origins of this trend, opened the socio-economic, historical, and other source of this phenomenon, as an imitation of scientific creativity are revealed. A special role in the present analysis assigned contradictory in nature and social implications of the process of computerization and dissemination of Internet-technologies. There is a tendency toward the absolutization of formal results and quantitative indicators of scientific creativity to the detriment of qualitative and substantial parameters. The tendency of scientific creativity mimicking in the presented research is also associated with the general thrust of the processes of socio-economic development in the post-Soviet lands, such as the commercialization of science and the educational sphere, as well as with some mental features of the psychology of postcolonial thinking. Prerequisites are established that are conducive to mimicking scientific creativity in the student community. Formalization of the procedure for assessing the quality of scientific work, including student work, leads students to choose pragmatically correct methods of "optimization" of intellectual work, often ending down to clever and rational compilation. Regretfully, the authors note the organic connection that exists between the mimicking of student scientific creativity, similar processes in the scientific community and unsuccessful attempts to control science. The limitations of such way for assessing the quality of scientific creativity as the method of quotation-index are noted.
Using a pod as a platform Library-faculty collaboration

Universities tend to have two main tasks, namely research and education. Since 1999 the law that govern higher education in Sweden added a third task for the universities: to relate to their local environment. In other words they had to reach out with their research to the public. &#x0D; At the Philosophy department of the Humanities faculty at Lund University we had a meeting amongst the staff of the administration in 2016. Point of the discussion was the third task and how to reach out with our research. An idea, not too original, arose. What about starting a pod? After a few months of discussion regarding what it should contain, how to record and who should produce we were on our way. &#x0D; Fast forward 3 years we have recorded 30 episodes with philosophers on all levels on varying subjects such as Free Will, Epistemology and the Philosophy of Truth. To date we have over 15000+ listeners all over the world. &#x0D; So why should a librarian engage in such activity? Well, first of all it’s a fantastic way to learn about your subjects and get to know your researchers. For the library it’s also meaningful to package research, sort it and make it available to people all over the world for a very, very long time. This with a minimal effort regarding time and resources.
Safety Monitoring and Museum Visitor Behavior Measurement using Fisheye Camera

Traditionally, the safety of museum objects has relied on the use of infrared detectors, motion sensors, sensor pad alarms or similar devices. However, these systems are developed mostly for theft protection. In this paper, a non-invasive smart system based on a fisheye camera provides a safety feature to museum by detecting attempt by visitor to touch the object on display. The system is based on a tracking algorithm and a polar decomposition of the image that identifies the locations of visitors within the field of view and triggers an alarm once a safety distance between the object and a patron reaches below a defined threshold. The system also offers a record keeping system that monitors the visitor's time and location/orientation for the specific work of art. This feature provides monitoring feedback to the museum that can be helpful to curator to estimate visitor experience and in the (re)design of the exhibition.
LibGuides: History B309/H509: Reference & More

This guide is intended for students in the course Britain Before 1688. It directs students to resources that are helpful for fulfilling the research requirements of the course and briefly discusses issues of database search construction and strategies.
Acercamientos a la "Creación Libre" desde la experiencia de la improvisación jazz

Understanding that the sensitive capacity of the musical being as the starting point of any artistic conception, this project aims to develop a path that would preserve this sensitivity in its purest and most primal way. This path expose many ways of approaching the piano, and the same way, evidence new ways of creating and building landscapes and sound ideas. These multiple resources essentially respond to a higher idea: the conscience of freedom, which we gradually began to ignore and which we unintentionally replace with predispositions, useless and imaginary conditioning prior to the creation of a musical object.The main interest in reflecting about sensitivity and freedom is the creation of musical works that have no pretence, that are stripped of these imaginary boundaries and the predispositions that hinder it. In this way, to be able to give a naturalness and a flow of its own to the process of composition bringing it closer to the vertigo of the uncertain.As a jazz pianist and improviser I found in the resources that throughout my career I have learned, cultivated and perfected a technical and artistic tool that in time inhabits a different level from my conscience and will therefore be the raw material of creation.This raw material finds its basis in simple concepts applied to any creative level: the singing as the first harmonic-melodic approach and rhythm as a present and permanent reaction in any musical act. With these two concepts is where the resources initiates for the free creation of 6 compositions that were in the beginning simple ideas and cells; they naturally forged the basic piano and drums format and in some compositions had the electric guitar and alto saxophone presence.
Optimasi Kualitas Citra Radiografi Abdomen Berdasarkan Body Mass Index dan Tegangan Tabung pada Computed Radiography

Background: Computed Radiography is a modality of radiographic processing that has wide-exposure latitude. So that in radiographic examination with CR modality is less concerned with the accuracy of the exposure factor especially in the use of tube voltage that can affect the image quality. Image quality determines the accuracy of diagnosis of an illness. Abdominal examination is often done in the radiological installation of Hospital, with different patient conditions especially in Body Mass Index the use of tube voltages tends to vary so as to affect the quality of radiograph and received dose Patients Methods: This type of research is analytical observational research with cross sectional research draft. Samples in research amounted to 108 distributed in each group of Body mass Index (underweight, normal, overweight) respectively 36 samples. Each body mass index group sample is taken from the use of tube voltages that are often used in RS 75 kV, 80kV, 85 kV and 90 kV respectively as much as 9. Assessments include the value of the exposure index, Noise and anatomical information. Statistical data analysis with Spearman test and univariat. Result: There is a significant connection between the use of cylinder voltage with an index exposure, noise and anatomical imagery Conclusion : Optimised tube voltage for Body Mass index Under 75 kV, normal BMI 80 kV and BMI over 85 kV
Big Data Driven Upcoming Ad-Hoc Network: The Loop-Back Poling and Caching Technology

This describes the future process when the machine or the computer system is unable to respond to any problem requires interference. When this happens, these additional data included in the decision-making process are automatically added to the computer algorithm to conduct a specific action in the future in the form of loop-back system. The rise of big data analysis data collected by the ad-hoc network allows for the forecast and quantification of user demand by a significant amount of data. Depending on the large data, the exact predictability of the user's demand provides interesting information on pressure and temporary storage processing, which may be sufficient to use idle spectrum to complete network closure. In this article, the “loop-back through human system adds a prediction based on high data analysis, including poling and caching techniques
Pengelompokkan Tingkat Pemahaman Kurikulum Berbasis KKNI Menggunakan Metode X-Means Clustering

In Law Number 12 of 2012 concerning Higher Education in Article 35 Paragraph 2 explains that the development of PT curriculum refers to the National Higher Education Standards for every study program that develops noble, intellectual intelligence and skills. KKNI or the Indonesian National Qualification Framework brings together, equates, and combines the field of education with the field of training and work experience and conceptually the Indonesian National Qualification Framework (KKNI) is composed of six (6) main parameters consisting of science, knowledge, know-how, skills, affection, competency. From the results of clustering analysis or grouping using the x-means algorithm it is found that the parameters of science (A), knowledge (B), skill (D), and competency (F) respondents are more likely to answer understanding and are very understanding. In the know-how parameter (C) the tendency of respondents to answer is well understood, whereas for the affection parameter (E) respondents tend to answer between understanding and quite understand but is in contrast between cluster 0 and cluster 1.
Filtering outliers to improve classification. First results

In this work we describe preliminary experiments for exploringinfluence of outlier elimination to classifier accuracy. Aworkflow is a couple consisting of some pre-processing methods- outlier detection and filtering in our case - and aclassifier. We describe a method for testing various workflowsand bring first results.
EFFECT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON BUSINESS PERFORMANCE & GROWTH

Online life, in spite of the fact that a generally ongoing wonder, is turning into an inexorably significant piece of any business' promoting and customer base advancement stage. The impression of online life showcasing has moved rapidly—never again saw as an in vogue, having an adaptable and well-overseen nearness in each of the ―big three‖ (Facebook, Twitter, and Google+) has turned into an unquestionable requirement for any business trying to verify a spot in both the conventional and advanced commercial center. What could once be cultivated by a conventional site now should be enhanced by a vigorous and responsive usage of the devices online networking offers. Exploring this bizarre, new world can be very confounding at first, so web based life is useful for those hoping to update their business.
Implanting and Altering Beliefs in Children using Immersive Technologies

In this evolving era of augmented reality and virtual reality the world has given us the space for three dimensional and four-dimensional view of objects. Similarly, AR is providing clear cut visuals that are so immersive that one can work more productively. One of the areas where this technology can be applied is psychology and changing behavioral patterns. The main purpose of this paper is to use this technology to stimulate the human mind and change his or her perception. Our mind has trained a perception for so long that we cannot find any evidence other than that. The main purpose of this paper is to validate the point that augmented and virtual reality can shift such practiced perceptions. Keyword: