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Spherical Fluorescent Particle Segmentation and Tracking in 3D Confocal Microscopy

Spherical fluorescent particle are micrometer-scale spherical beads used in various areas of physics, chemistry or biology as markers associated with local physical media. They are useful for example in fluid dynamics to characterize flows, diffusion coefficients, viscosity or temperature; they are used in cells dynamics to estimate mechanical strain and stress at the micrometer scale. In order to estimate these physical measurements, tracking these particles is necessary. Numerous approaches and existing packages, both open-source and proprietary are available to achieve tracking with a high degree of precision in 2D. However, little such software is available to achieve tracking in 3D. One major difficulty is that 3D confocal microscopy acquisition is not typically fast enough to assume that the beads are stationary during the whole 3D scan. As a result, beads may move between planar scans. Classical approaches to 3D segmentation may yield objects are not spherical. In this article, we propose a 3D bead segmentation that deals with this situation.
A Secure and Reliable Method to Protect USB Data

With technology advancement people have started using different type of memory devices for storing data and keeping it secure has become concern in today’s world. Universal Serial Bus (USB) flash drives are leading portable storage device for storage and easy transfer of data from one computer to another. The usage of USB has grown exponentially and without security the data on the disk is at risk. Nowadays USB manufacturers offer password protection and fingerprint authentication to secure the USB data. In this paper, USB is devised as a highly secured portable boot medium with fingerprint authentication to secure the data.
Two Wheel Controlled Spy Robot

Spy robot is a Wi-Fi controlled robot.A camera mounted on the robot sends real time video signals on to the user side, which can be seen on a display.Robot movements can be monitored looking at the display.Saving human life and providing security to the same both are two different aspects, but both are essential and instead mandatory.A robot is a sort of human replacement which is controlled by human itself.Areas where human cannot be sent, or life of human is endangered; robots can be used in such cases.In various military applications and for security purposes our project can also provide live streaming of various on goings which the robot witness at the site.The more advanced features used in this spy robot is to climb the vertical and inclined surfaces, obstacle detector, night vision camera to detect the objects in darkness.The goal of spy robot is to search interesting stuff from where people are not able to reach.This project has three subsystems: Hardware, Software & Mechanical.The project is comprised of basically three modules, which handles all the basic Functionalities of the robot.
Computing Time Reduction Using Personalized Web Search Applications

The aim of the study was to reduce the search time and to display appropriate result by using personalized web application.Search engine is used for searching based on keyword entered but the indicated result are not sometimes appropriate and it take a long time.K-Means algorithm is used for classifying the data obtained from search engines by dividing into several clusters with the same radius.Genetic algorithm are used for optimizing the cluster result in the form of ranking URLs in sequence.The result indicated that searching through a web search application using the K-Means algorithm and genetis can improve the information quality and the faster process.The use of web search application can reduce the search time of 0.00044183 seconds.The use of web search application can improve the accuracy and the speed of searching process.
Asking the Crowd: Question Analysis, Evaluation and Generation for Open Discussion on Online Forums

Teaching machines to ask questions is an important yet challenging task.Most prior work focused on generating questions with fixed answers.As contents are highly limited by given answers, these questions are often not worth discussing.In this paper, we take the first step on teaching machines to ask open-answered questions from real-world news for open discussion (openQG).To generate high-qualified questions, effective ways for question evaluation are required.We take the perspective that the more answers a question receives, the better it is for open discussion, and analyze how language use affects the number of answers.Compared with other factors, e.g.topic and post time, linguistic factors keep our evaluation from being domain-specific.We carefully perform variable control on 11.5M questions from online forums to get a dataset, OQRanD, and further perform question analysis.Based on these conclusions, several models are built for question evaluation.For openQG task, we construct OQGenD, the first dataset as far as we know, and propose a model based on conditional generative adversarial networks and our question evaluation model.Experiments show that our model can generate questions with higher quality compared with commonlyused text generation methods.
Criteria and levels of formation of the logical competence to design mobile computer applications

Problem and goal. The article deals with the problem of formation of logical competence in the design of mobile applications for future teachers of informatics. From the position of the competence approach in the structure of logical competence in the design of mobile applications are allocated motivational, cognitive, activity, communicative, reflexive components. Special attention is paid to the criteria and levels of formation of logical competence of future teachers of informatics in the design of mobile applications. Methodology. To diagnose the degree of formation of logical competence in the design of mobile applications are three levels: reproductive, productive and creative. Results. Five criteria aimed at determining the degree of understanding and application of the logical-algebraic apparatus in the development of mobile applications, generating new knowledge based on the experience and the possibility of applying the experience in the professional field are formulated. The article provides an example of determining the degree of formation of logical competence for the design of mobile applications. Conclusion. Reproductive and productive levels demonstrate the ability of students to design mobile applications based on a ready-made template or instructions. Creative level is the highest level of formation of logical competence of the student, indicating the ability to create mobile applications at a professional level on the basis of experience.
On embedding degree sequences

Assume that we are given two graphic sequences, $\pi_1$ and $\pi_2$. We consider conditions for $\pi_1$ and $\pi_2$ which guarantee that there exists a simple graph $G_2$ realizing $\pi_2$ such that $G_2$ is the subgraph of any simple graph $G_1$ that realizes $\pi_1$.
Lubavinskoe Au-bearing ore deposit: petrochemical features of rocks and ores, and the origin conditions (Eastern Transbakalia)

Lubavinskoe Au-bearing ore deposit is situated to submeridional deep layered tectonic zone. In these zones the ore veins are associated with small Mesozoic stocks of granodiorite and rocks of the dyke complexes of the sublatitudinal spread. According to geochemical features these intrusions are correspond to adacits. The proportion isotopic ratio of the oxygen and strontium at granodiorites indicates to their origin due to mantle-core interaction. Calculated oxygen isotope composition δ18 in the fluid in equilibrium with quartz in the productive phase 220-280 °С changes from 3,59 to 9.59‰, which corresponds to water of magmatic fluid nature. This is confirmed by the isotopic composition of sulfar for sulphides δ34S, ‰ from +0.7 to +6.7‰, corresponding to hydrothermal orogenic ore deposits.
Evolving Predictions for Executive Pay Features in Board Networks

Numerous recent studies in finance literature have shown that board networks are an important inter-corporate setting, influencing corporate decisions made by the board of directors, for example the determination of executive pay features. In this paper, we evolve predictors for the existence and adoption of several important pay features among S&amp;P1500 companies, over the period 2006--2012. We use data from five well-known financial databases, including hundreds of variables containing both director-level and firm-level data. We present two approaches for predicting executive pay features. The first approach is based on a Genetic Algorithm (GA) used to evolve predictors based on weighted vectors of the predicting variables, providing relatively easy to understand prediction rules. The second approach employs Genetic Programming (GP) with sets of functions and terminals we devised specifically for this domain, based on contemporary research in finance. Thus, the GP approach explores a wider problem space and allows for more complex feature combinations. Experiments using both methods attain high quality prediction results, when compared to previous results in finance research. Additionally, our model is capable of successfully predicting combinations of pay features, compared to standard empirical models in finance, under various experimental conditions.
Description of Organizing of Randai Activities in Sanggar Seni Sarunai Sangkokalo, Sijunjung

This research was motivated by the success of the Sarunai Sangkokalo Art Studio in carrying out randai activities, this was seen from the structuring of the organization carried out by the management staff in the Sarunai Sangkokalo Art Studio. The purpose of this study is to describe smart organization in terms of determining activities and personnel, delegating authority, and determining tools and infrastructure. This type of research is quantitative descriptive research. The population in this study were clever participants at the Sarunai Sangkokalo Art Studio. The sampling technique in this study is stratified random sampling of the entire population. Data collection techniques used were questionnaires, while the questionnaire data collection tools. Data analysis techniques using the percentage formula. The results of the study show that: organizing the smart activities in the Sarunai Sangkokalo Art Studio has good personnel determination and activity, as well as delegation of authority and the determination and use of tools and equipment that are good at supporting success.Keywords: Activities and Personnel, Delegates, Randai Organizing
Conceptual Puppetry in Malaysia

The purpose of this paper is to introduce (i) traditional puppetry, (ii) contemporary puppetry, (iii) educational puppetry, (iv) puppet house and puppets in museums and (v) puppet festivals, carnivals, conferences, workshops and associations in Malaysia.This study uses library research methods that aim to carry out about puppetry activities and research in Malaysia.Previous studies about puppetry were conducted by researchers to support conceptual puppetry in Malaysia and provide sources for reference.Studies have found that traditional puppetry encompasses Wayang Kulit Kelantan, Wayang Kulit Gedek, Wayang Kulit Purwa, Teochew rod puppetry, Hokkien Potehi and marionettes or string puppets.Contemporary puppetry encompasses shadow puppets, glove puppets, rod puppets and string puppets that perform by puppet theatre group, children's theatre and adult theatre groups to entertain audience.Educational puppetry encompasses puppet shows, puppetry workshops, puppetry in community, university, college, academy, school and kindergarten puppetry for television and video program.Puppet exhibitions and interactive activities in puppet houses and museums, puppet festivals and puppetry associations in Malaysia help in Promoting and maintaining traditional and contemporary puppetry; Organizing exhibitions, seminars, workshops and professional training and festivals; documenting and conducting research and education on puppetry; Infusing the spirit of unity through puppetry, as well as Arranging collaborations between local and international puppeteers.Recommendations to puppetry lovers, puppeteers, performers, educators, and researchers should be emphasized in looking forward to the development of puppetry in Malaysia.For the future of puppetry, we need to review the National Cultural Policy and the National Creative Industry Policy.This includes short-term and long-term planning for promoting puppetry for national and international levels.
Distributional Models with Syntactic Contexts for the Measurement of Word Similarity in Brazilian Portuguese

The similarity between words constitutes significant support to tasks in natural language processing.Several works use Lexical resources such as WordNet for semantic similarity and synonym identification.Nevertheless, words out-of-vocabulary or missing links between senses are perceived problems of this approach.Distributional-based proposals like word embeddings have successfully been used to meet such problems, but the lack of contextual information can prevent the achievement of even better results.The distributional models that include contextual information can bring advantages to this area, but these models are still scarcely explored.Therefore, this work studies the advantages of incorporating syntactic information in the distributional models, fostering for better results in semantic similarity approaches.For that purpose, the current work explore existing lexical and distributional techniques regarding the measurement of word similarity in Brazilian Portuguese.Experiments were carried out with the lexical database WordNet, using different techniques over a standard dataset.The results indicate that word embeddings can cover words out of vocabulary and have better results in comparison with lexical approaches.The main contribution of this article is a new approach to apply syntactic context in the training process of word embeddings to a Brazilian Portuguese corpus.The comparison of this model with the outcome of the previous experiments shows sound results and presents relevant complementary aspects.
Teaching in the Age of Digital Reason

Teaching, born of the period of the ancient sages, developed as the moral art of living that introduced humanity to teaching as a moral pursuit, to the formation of value, to a moral and religious mode of being, and to a set of moral principles that have survived into the modern day. The idea that the ‘future of teaching’ represents a technological disruption of moral traditions of teaching and what teaching might become has become a serious concern for the current generation of philosophers in both China and the West. This editorial examines these issues and introduces this special issue.
GeoDarwin, an Open-Source Geological Data Management Tool

The Royal Museum for Central Africa (RMCA) holds one of the largest world collections of geological samples and documents about Central Africa (Congo, Rwanda, Burundi), offering unique reference material. The Geology services of RMCA contain around 16,000 minerals, 300,000 rocks, 21,500 fossils, and 30,000 maps. Their Archives include field notes, books, maps, and aerial photography containing valuable complementary information. GeoDaRWIN is an “in-house” solution developed by RMCA as a collections management system for geological collections. Created using Microsoft Access, the model is currently transferred to open source software’s consisting of a PostgreSQL database and a customizable web-interface based on the Symfony 3 framework. Development began in 2018 and is still ongoing. Around 12,000 samples, 29,000 documents, and 30,500 localizations are already in the database. GeoDaRWIN manages three categories collection materials: 1) field observations with their localization (e.g., coordinates, lithostratigraphy, drilling, structural analysis), 2) samples (minerals, rocks, fossils) and the results of their analysis (e.g., constituent minerals of rocks, heavy minerals, granulometry, magnetic susceptibility), and 3) documents (e.g., maps, archives, aerial photos, satellite images, documentation). In the model, these three types of information (field observations, samples, and documents) retain the existing relationships between them. The aim of the project is to centralize all data in a single system on a service that can be available both on internet and intranet. It thus offers a common relational data model for these different geological items. The emphasis has been set on the integration of a hierarchical thesaurus of keywords, which can be mapped to several international vocabularies (e.g., INSPIRE, GEMET, examples coming from the GeoSciML documentation). A Github repository of the database web interface in Symfony 3.4 is available at: https://github.com/naturalsciences/ natural_heritage_geology. This system aims also to be compliant with the central data portal developed by the Royal Museum for Central Africa, the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, and Meise Botanical Garden. This portal will provide a common gateway to Belgian scientific data, one of the objectives of the project “Natural Heritage”, along with the development of databases for biological data (database called “DaRWIN”, more info on poster “ DaRWIN, Open Source system for collections data management” ) and geological data (“GeoDaRWIN”). See more info about project “Natural Heritage” in the poster " NaturalHeritage: Bridging Belgian Natural History Collections ".
KAJIAN PERILAKU INFORMASI MAHASISWA FAKULTAS ILMU BUDAYA UNIVERSITAS DIPONEGORO

The aim of this study is to explore the student information behaviors of the Faculty of Humanities, UNDIP. Research uses quantitative methods to describe student behavior in information search. The study found that Google is the most popular site for the students when they are looking for information. However, they still use the primary resources such as academic journals as their main references. The study also found that the students have less used the subscribed academic databases. The identification of students’ information behavior is important as it will be used for the enhancement of UNDIP library services. The results of this study can also be used as a library reference for UNDIP in designing user education that will support the improvement of student information search skills.
Abstract Graphs and Abstract Paths for Knowledge Graph Completion

Knowledge graphs, which provide numerous facts in a machine-friendly format, are incomplete.Information that we induce from such graphs -e.g.entity embeddings, relation representations or patterns -will be affected by the imbalance in the information captured in the graph -by biasing representations, or causing us to miss potential patterns.To partially compensate for this situation we describe a method for representing knowledge graphs that capture an intensional representation of the original extensional information.This representation is very compact, and it abstracts away from individual links, allowing us to find better path candidates, as shown by the results of link prediction using this information.
МУЗЕЙНА ПЕДАГОГІКА ЯК ІНСТРУМЕНТ РОЗШИРЕННЯ ОСВІТНЬОГО ПРОСТОРУ

The article is devoted to the consideration of museum pedagogy as an instrument for expanding the educational space. Ukrainian museum pedagogy is actively seeking new forms of organization of educational activities. One of the important tasks of the approach of museum pedagogy to educational practice is the definition and testing of principles, methods, methods of work of museums with pupils and students. A whole range of museums adapt their proposals to the needs of educators, conduct consultations and trainings for teachers in order to maximize their potential of museum collections.Today, museum pedagogy takes on forms of more established practice of spiritual and moral education of the individual. Combined forms of work with students, while involving an innovative technologies, which forces students to concentrate as much as possible on the study of a particular topic and enhance the assimilation of theoretical information and motivation for learning activities. Not less important is the museum pedagogy for teachers, since it provides an opportunity to move away from classroom work and acquire new skills in their own activities. Museum pedagogy provides a true “revolution in learning”, urging students and to become active participants in their own learning, through creation, experimentation using high-tech processes and awareness of the beauty of the surrounding world through the design of museum objects. The information society contributes to any form of activity that museums must offer to the general public as well as to the scientific community.
THE USE OF CAMTASIA VIDEO EDITOR TO IMPROVE THE STUDENTS’ PRONUNCIATION SKILL AT ENGLISH STUDY PROGRAM IAIN METRO LAMPUNG

This research is aimed to know whether Camtasia could improve the students’ pronunciation skill at the first semester English Education Study Program IAIN Metro Lampung in the Academic Year of 2018/2019. This research is carried out on the subject of English Phonology.The design of this research was a classroom action research. It was conducted in two cycles. The data collection method in this research was observation, test, documentation, and field note. the cycle I the average score of pre-test cycle I was 60, 3 and the average of post-test in cycle I was 64, 5. In the post-test in cycle II the average score was 75, 8. There are some progresses after being given treatment through video produce by camtasia. The students are very interested in following and doing the assignment given by the researcher. From the result of the discussion above, it can be conclude that the use of Camtasia can improve the students’ pronunciation skill at the first semester English Education Study Program IAIN Metro Lampung in the Academic Year of 2018/2019. Key words: Pronunciation, Camtasia, Video, Editor
DEVELOPING A SYSTEM FOR ESTIMATION RATING OF TEACHERS BASED ON QUALIMETRIC APPROACH AND ONTOLOGY

Education reform taking place in Russia affected not only its educational levels and the studied subjects, but also teachers are required to be more relevant and intensify their activities. Evaluation of employees' performance helps to determine the effectiveness of a particular work realization, allows establishing compliance of indicators to the necessary requirements. The article proposes the combined use of the qualimetric approach and ontology for rating teachers. With this purpose we developed a Web application with a database on the MSSQL server used for collecting the information needed to figure out the rating and the integral evaluation of the quality of the teacher performance based on the values of indicators and weights. Then the database is converted into an ontology using FLUENT editor by means of the ANTLR software tool. Ontology, containing classes, attributes, and relations, allows one to perform various database queries. The proposed approach first combines the use of all mentioned software products, will allow more objective evaluation of the performance of the teacher in various aspects, encouraging to improve the productivity and increase the efficiency.