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An Empirical Study of Semantic Mining of Scholarly Papers Using Wordnet API

This paper summarizes an empirical study of mining semantic information from the title/abstract of scientific papers’ dataset using the wordnet API. This summary includes description of the background, ideas, and research conducted using a program we wrote which uses Wordnet API and some other libraries. Semantic information from the abstract was obtained using wordnet (after stemming the words and selecting words belonging to certain tags), then these words were expanded, and then evaluated against the textual content of the same paper of which titles/abstracts were used as input. The semantic information is the hypernym (is-a relationship) of the stemmed words found in the title of each selected paper applied recursively (mined) using wordnet. That includes finding the hypernym of words and hypernyms of hypernyms recursively (until level 2). Every title and abstract, when written well, should contain a summary of the paper. By mining their semantic, one can get an insight of how much information can be obtained about the semantic of the paper using wordnet. Then the evaluation of that mining can be conducted by finding the percentage of matches between the semantic information found in the title/abstract and the content (body) of the same paper. It was found that the words/hypernyms: point, head, process are the most frequent matching in all papers. On the other hand, the word “value” is one of the least frequent but matching. It was also found that a paper about Grammars has the highest total number of matches (807 matches), and that the highest percentage of matches is 50%. That and other interesting results.
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Artistic image of a musical work as the main factor in the upbringing of a creative person in the process of development of performing skills of pianist students in children’s music school

We consider and examine the scientific essence of the category of artistic image as a special phenomenon necessary for the implementation of the author’s idea. The relevance of the research lies in the fact that there is a need to develop new pedagogical conditions for the success-ful development of performing skills using the modern repertoire. Attention is focused on the fact that the performance of musical works by modern composers is interesting to children, since they most accurately reflect the existing trends and directions of the world around them, and therefore the figurative sphere is not far-fetched, but natural and simple. Cycles of children’s plays by clas-sical and modern composers are presented in a systematic form, and their analytical review is conducted. It is emphasized that the involvement of knowledge in the field of children’s cycles and individual plays by modern composers allows us to take a new look at the process of development of performing skills of primary school students. We substantiate and analyze the relationship between agogic deviations and technical skills in the process of implementing an artistic image during a concert performance. It is concluded that a complete bright and rich performance of the work is impossible without the emotional and aesthetic development of the student.
POPULARIZATION OF SPIRITUAL AND MORAL EDUCATION OF STUDENTS USING SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITY

This paper analyse the regional approach to organizing the activities of the Belgorod State Institute of Arts and Culture, as well as the regional centre for additional professional education (Spiritual and Educational Centre in the name of Vera, Nadezhda, Lyubov and their mother Sophia (Christian virtues Faith, Hope and Charity)) to popularize spiritual and moral education of student youth. The experimental base of the research was the Spiritual and Educational Centre in the name of Vera, Nadezhda, Lyubov and their mother Sophia as a structural unit of the Belgorod State Institute of Arts and Culture. As a result of the study, the authors conclude that, despite the fact that modern youth do not have clear life guidelines, they are prone to Western ideas of consumer attitudes toward existence. They also highlight health, family and education as the main values in life, and they value in people, first of all, responsiveness, kindness, and intellect. In order to popularize the spiritual and moral qualities of youth, we have developed the program We are one. The purpose of the program is the actualization, support and implementation of educational processes related to effective work in the youth environment, the formation of individuals and citizens capable of realizing themselves within the region, Russia and on a global scale; promotion of humanitarian knowledge and culture-forming technologies in the regional cultural and educational space of the Belgorod region, Russia and abroad. The authors of the paper have developed and substantiated in the process of experimental work approaches and recommendations that contribute to increasing the effectiveness of spiritual and moral education of students. These materials can be used in the process of organizing pedagogic activities in educational institutions.
Geoenvironmental Evaluation and Risk Assessment of Heavy Metals in Sediment, Minichinda Stream, Port Harcourt, Nigeria

The pollution status and risk assessment of the heavy metals in the sediment from Minichinda stream, Port Harcourt were studied. Sediment samples collected for twelve Months from four stations were analyzed for heavy metals using spectrophotometer as in the standard method. The mean values for the respective heavy metals (mg/kg) include Cd (0.496±0.20), Cr (0.460±0.17), Pb (0.469±0.20), Cu (0.738±0.26) and Fe (15.05). The spatial mean concentration of the metals varied significantly at p Cu>Pb>Cr with Fe concentration consistently high across the stations. Contamination factor (Cf) showed that Cr, Pb and Cu exhibited low contamination status across all the stations while Cd and Fe exhibited moderate and considerable contamination status in the sediment. PER index of Cd were consistently high across the stations while values for other metals such as Cr, Pb and Cu were consistently low. The contamination levels for all the stations were considered high due to Cd values. Toxicity value of the metals decreased in the order, Cu > Cd with Cr and Pb maintaining similar level. It was concluded that sediment of Minichinda stream is contaminated with Fe and Cd. It was also recommended that adequate measures should be taken to avoid further contamination of the area.
Measuring the Effectiveness of a Scrum Training Session Using Psychological States of Flow

In a globalized world and constantly updating economic and technological activities, engineers should develop competences related to their professional practice. Initial training in higher education institutions is the key to achieve that purpose. Project Management is one of the many necessary areas for engineering students, and Scrum is one of the most used project management frameworks. Lego4Scrum is a simulation with small blocks to build collaboratively and deliver products that use teamwork efforts. This work is an exploratory study with preliminary results focused the level of training participants’ involvement. This paper is described a training with engineering students using Lego4Scrum framework, the psychological states of Flow and the first two levels of New Model Kirkpatrick Model. The results were the training experience chart and the training evaluation using Kirkpatrick levels’ evaluations. Some results found were the level of participants’ involvement to build the products permits the maximum capacity of people motivation with high attention and fully invested in the task, and the participants felt confident in apply the knowledge obtained in the workplace.
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Shotgun Assembly of Erd\H{o}s-R\'enyi Random Graphs

Graph shotgun assembly refers to the problem of reconstructing a graph from a collection of local neighborhoods. In this paper, we consider shotgun assembly of Erd\H{o}s-R\'enyi random graphs $G(n, p_n)$, where $p_n = n^{-\alpha}$ for $0 < \alpha < 1$. We consider both reconstruction up to isomorphism as well as exact reconstruction (recovering the vertex labels as well as the structure). We show that given the collection of distance-$1$ neighborhoods, $G$ is exactly reconstructable for $0 < \alpha < \frac{1}{3}$, but not reconstructable for $\frac{1}{2} < \alpha < 1$. Given the collection of distance-$2$ neighborhoods, $G$ is exactly reconstructable for $0 < \alpha < \frac{1}{2}$, but not reconstructable for $\frac{3}{4} < \alpha < 1$.
Peningkatan Hasil Belajar Menemukan Ide Pokok Paragraf melalui Model Cooperative Integrated Reading and Composition pada Siswa Kelas IV

This study aims to improve learning outcomes to find key paragraph ideas through the CIRC model. Type of classroom action research. Through 4 stages, namely planning, implementation, observation, and reflection. The results showed that teacher activity increased from the first cycle of 88.5% to 100%. Student activities increased from 80% to 92%. Learning outcomes of knowledge aspects in the first cycle to the second cycle experienced an increase in classical learning completeness from 74% to 94.5%. It can be concluded that the CIRC model can improve student learning outcomes. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk meningkatkan hasil belajar menemukan ide pokok paragraf melalui model CIRC. Jenis penelitian tindakan kelas. Melalui 4 tahap yaitu perencanaan, pelaksanaan, pengamatan, dan refleksi. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa aktivitas guru meningkat dari siklus I yaitu 88,5% menjadi 100%. Aktivitas siswa mengalami peningkatan dari 80% menjadi 92%. Hasil belajar aspek pengetahuan pada siklus I ke siklus II mengalami peningkatan dengan ketuntasan belajar klasikal dari 74% meningkat menjadi 94,5%. Dapat disimpulkan bahwa model CIRC dapat meningkatkan hasil belajar siswa.
Designing tactful objects for sensitive settings : A case study on families dealing with childhood cancer

In the field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), there is an increasing interest in designing for well-being. With this contribution, we introduce Tactful Objects as a design perspective on interactive artifacts that empower people in sensitive settings. We explore the concept of tactfulness by designing two interactive artifacts addressing the needs of families dealing with childhood cancer. The first, Mr.V, is an interactive dispenser to stimulate social activities in the family. The second, AscoltaMe, is a kind of walkie-talkie to enhance communication between family members. Eight families in treatment were invited to try out one of these artifacts at home. We report on how they perceived the objects’ impact on family life, how they used and appreciated the objects and how the objects embedded at home. The findings highlight that Tactful Objects enable people to act with respect for their vulnerabilities and circumstances by establishing partnerships and collaborations that are inviting and appropriate for the setting in which they are embedded. We then reflect on the contribution of the work for research in healthcare and design for other sensitive settings. We conclude by presenting the limitations of the study and provide directions for future work.
ALGORITHM K-NN IN CLASSIFICING POTENTIAL AREAS OF MEN SINGLES BADMINTON PLAYERS IN INDONESIA

Badminton is one sport that is contested at the Summer Olympics. Noted Indonesian badminton player has won 7 gold medals in the event. Until now Indonesia has not been able to add any gold medal from other sports that were competed in the Olympics. No wonder badminton has become a very important sport in Indonesia. Even though badminton is not from Indonesia, but Indonesia has given birth to many badminton legends since the 1960s until now. In the digital age sport science has now been developed in various countries to support athlete and official performance, but if this is not supported by the regeneration of young players, the achievement relay will be interrupted. How important it is to prepare young players with the potential to carry on the tradition of achievement in the badminton branch. Indonesia is one of the countries with a relatively slow regeneration of young players compared to other competing countries such as China, South Korea and Japan. The implementation of the K-Nearst Neighbor algorithm to classify areas with the potential of male singles badminton athletes in Indonesia is one solution so that the parent of Indonesian badminton organizations get a potential single male player. By using 1000 national male singles ranking data in Indonesia and classifying them into 3 regions, Potential areas, enough potential, and no potential .
What Goes Into a $2,500‐a‐Plate Event?

The Major Gifts ReportVolume 22, Issue 12 p. 5-5 Events Geared Toward the Affluent What Goes Into a $2,500-a-Plate Event? Thomas Schroeder, Thomas SchroederSearch for more papers by this author Thomas Schroeder, Thomas SchroederSearch for more papers by this author First published: 29 October 2020 https://doi.org/10.1002/mgr.31611Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume22, Issue12December 2020Pages 5-5 RelatedInformation
RETRACTED: Research on the Creative Cultivation of Cultural Speculative Ability of College English Teachers Based on Computer Assisted Technology under the Background of Cultural Confidence

Abstract English education in our country starts late and is seldom used in daily life, which leads to many problems in English education activities. Generally speaking, in the process of college English teaching, the students’ subjectivity is more obvious. However, educators often have the most profound impact on the educated, and the cultural thinking ability of educators also affects the cultural thinking ability of the educated. Therefore, in order to improve the cultural speculative ability of college English teachers, we are cultivating this ability innovatively based on computer-aided technology to lay the foundation for cultural confidence.
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Penerapan model pembelajaran cooperative script untuk meningkatkan kemampuan membaca pemahaman pada kelas v sekolah dasar

Abstrac t . The purpose of this research was to improve comprehension reading ability, through used Cooperative Script learning model for 5 th grade of elementary school student at Surakarta on 2018/2019. This study was a classroom action research. The subjects of this study were class teacher and 32 students from 5 th grade of elementary school student. The procedure of this research consisted of 2 cycle, each cycle consisted of 2 learning process. Data collection of this research was done by interviewing, observing, comprehension reading ability testing, and documenting technique. The data’s validity in this research was done by using content validity, source triangulation, and tecnique triangulation. Qualitative data of this research were analysed throught use analysis interactif model (Miles and Huberman), while quantitative data of this research were analysed throught use descriptive comparative mode l . The classical average value of student’ comprehension reading ability test increased from the first cycle to the second cycle. The classical average of the first cycle was 73,41 (59,4%), it increased to 79.84 (84,4%) in the second cycle. Based on the result of this study , it concluded that Cooperative Script learning model could increase the comprehension reading ability of 5 th grade of elementary school student. Keyword: comprehension reading ability, cooperative script learning model , elementary school
Lagring av sekretessreglerade uppgifter i molntjänster : En analys kring förutsättningar för användning av molnleverantörer bland myndigheter

Background: Swedish authorities' use of popular cloud providers is today the subject of an intense debate. Legislations, like the U.S. CLOUD Act, are applicable across borders, which makes data tha ...
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Semantic Scene Segmentation using RGB-D a LRF fusion

In the field of robotics and autonomous vehicles, the use of RGB-D data and LiDAR sensors is a popular practice for applications such as SLAM[14], object classification[19] and scene understanding[ ...
A Framework for BYOD Continuous Authentication: Case Study with Soft-Keyboard Metrics for Healthcare Environment

Mobile authentication is a hot topic because organizations can adopt BYOD (bring your own device) policies that allow to use personal devices, rather than require the use of officially provided devices. However, this brings additional access control issues like intentional or unintentional unauthorized uses of devices (e.g., stealing a mobile phone) that may eventually result in access to sensitive information. Continuous authentication (CA) aims to mitigate and provide a solution to access control by monitoring user activity. CA can then be particularly useful in mobile BYOD environments. However, each CA solution has to be implemented and integrated ad-hoc and tailored for each particular information system that wants to use it. This paper presents a modular, extensible framework for CA that enables to integrate new agents and models to implement access control with mobile devices. The framework includes three main types of components: Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) Agents that run on the mobile device to gather user metrics and evaluate user’s trust, APIs that collect information and return trustworthiness levels of users, and AI models that predict the trust of users. The framework also integrates authorized third parties that can ask for trust levels of individual users and are responsible for implementing the resulting security measures like raising alerts. The architecture is demonstrated in a healthcare environment which is part of the ProTego project. The proof-of-concept implements a mobile EDR agent and AI model based on the soft-keyboard input data collected on the mobile phone.
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Connected Health for Patients Diagnosed with Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed diseases among men,both in Sweden and the US. It is a consuming disease that tears on both thepatient and his relatives. The different stages of disease are many, as are thedifferent treatment options and drugs. New diagnostic techniques are constantlybeing developed and more imaging methods become available. As new digitaltechniques evolve, so does the possibilities to involve the patients in their healthcare. Providing the patients with a tool that could help follow disease changesover time could be an important part towards recovery. What this tool andtechnical solution could contain is something that is researched in this report.A high-fidelity prototype for such a solution was created using established methodsof human-centered design. The prototype contains design for some of thefeatures discussed throughout the report, such as; viewing and comparing ofdiagnostic images, mood tracking, comparing test results and sharing updateswith family and friends. The prototype was evaluated with a heuristic evaluationand a SUS score. This evaluation provided useful feedback on how to makethis a functional product in the future, with a positive result to the prototype.
EVALUATION OF SOIL FERTILITY FOR MAIZE (ZEA MAYS L. ) PRODUCTION ATTAMBURAWA IN DAWAKIN KUDU, KANO NIGERIA

Soil fertility is a vital component of stable society because it ensure growth of plant needed for survival of living organisms. Fertilizers are normally applied to the soil without considering the specific nutrients requirement of the plant, therefore fertilizer use is not rationalized. This study aimed at evaluating the soil fertility for the appropriate recommendation of fertilizer amount and composition for maize production. This will be achieved by assessing the nutrient contents (N, P and K) of the soil and evaluating the nutrient supply using QUEFTSmodel and identify the appropriate fertilizer requirement for recommendation. The sampling area was selected purposively to include area where maize is the major crop grown.  Grid soil survey technique was adopted whereby ten soil samples were collected using composite sampling techniques.The results shows that, the mean and standard deviation of the nutrient are N (0.12%±0.03), P (1.36±0.43), K (0.01±0.01) and pH (6.44±0.18). The nutrient supply were recorded as SN= 148.9, SP= 0.09 and SK= 37.45, however it is not all the amount of nutrient in supply form can be absorbed by the plant. The fertility factor rating revealed that N and K ranked high and P ranked low. Based on these analyses, 60kg K2O (nutrient rates/ha) and MOP (100kg/ha) at planting are recommended for maize production in the area.
Missing Data - A Gentle Introduction

This thesis provides an introduction to methods for handling missing data. A thorough review of earlier methods and the development of the field of missing data is provided. The thesis present the ...
Hypothesis Testing with A Privacy Constraint Over A Noisy Channel

We study a hypothesis testing problem with a privacy constraint over a noisychannel and derive the performance of optimal tests under the Neyman-Pearsoncriterion. The fundamental limit of interest is the privacy-utility tradeoff(PUT) between the exponent of the type-II error probability and the leakage ofthe information source subject to a constant constraint on the type-I errorprobability. We provide exact characterization of the asymptotic PUT for anynon-vanishing type-I error probability. In particular, we show that toleratinga larger type-I error probability cannot improve the PUT. Such a result isknown as a strong converse or strong impossibility theorem. To prove the strongconverse theorem, we apply the recently proposed strong converse technique byTyagi and Watanabe (TIT 2020) and further demonstrate the generality of thetechnique. The strong converse theorems for several problems, such ashypothesis testing against independence over a noisy channel (Sreekumar andG\und\uz, TIT 2020) and hypothesis testing with communication and privacyconstraints (Gilani \emph{et al.}, Entropy 2020), are established or recoveredas special cases of our result.
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