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Interpretable CNNs

This paper proposes a generic method to learn interpretable convolutional filters in a deep convolutional neural network (CNN) for object classification, where each interpretable filter encodes features of a specific object part. Our method does not require additional annotations of object parts or textures for supervision. Instead, we use the same training data as traditional CNNs. Our method automatically assigns each interpretable filter in a high conv-layer with an object part of a certain category during the learning process. Such explicit knowledge representations in conv-layers of CNN help people clarify the logic encoded in the CNN, i.e., answering what patterns the CNN extracts from an input image and uses for prediction. We have tested our method using different benchmark CNNs with various structures to demonstrate the broad applicability of our method. Experiments have shown that our interpretable filters are much more semantically meaningful than traditional filters.
Influence of Container Resolutions on the Layout Stability of Squarified and Slice-And-Dice Treemaps

In this paper, we analyze the layout stability for the squarify and slice-and-dice treemap layout algorithms when changingthe visualization containers resolution. We also explore how rescaling a finished layout to another resolution compares toa recalculated layout, i.e. fixed layout versus changing layout. For our evaluation, we examine a real world use-case anduse a total of 240000 random data treemap visualizations. Rescaling slice-and-dice or squarify layouts affects the aspectratios. Recalculating slice-and-dice layouts is equivalent to rescaling since the layout is not affected by changing the containerresolution. Recalculating squarify layouts, on the other hand, yields stable aspect ratios but results in potentially huge layoutchanges. Finally, we provide guidelines for using rescaling, recalculation and the choice of algorithm.
Dispelling myths on superposition attacks: formal security model and attack analyses

With the emergence of quantum communication, it is of folkloric belief that the security of classical cryptographic protocols is automatically broken if the Adversary is allowed to perform superposition queries and the honest players forced to perform actions coherently on quantum states. Another widely held intuition is that enforcing measurements on the exchanged messages is enough to protect protocols from these attacks. However, the reality is much more complex. Security models dealing with superposition attacks only consider unconditional security. Conversely, security models considering computational security assume that all supposedly classical messages are measured, which forbids by construction the analysis of superposition attacks. To fill in the gap between those models, Boneh and Zhandry have started to study the quantum computational security for classical primitives in their seminal work at Crypto’13, but only in the single-party setting. To the best of our knowledge, an equivalent model in the multiparty setting is still missing. In this work, we propose the first computational security model considering superposition attacks for multiparty protocols. We show that our new security model is satisfiable by proving the security of the well-known One-Time-Pad protocol and give an attack on a variant of the equally reputable Yao Protocol for Secure Two-Party Computations. The post-mortem of this attack reveals the precise points of failure, yielding highly counter-intuitive results: Adding extra classical communication, which is harmless for classical security, can make the protocol become subject to superposition attacks. We use this newly imparted knowledge to construct the first concrete protocol for Secure Two-Party Computation that is resistant to superposition attacks. Our results show that there is no straightforward answer to provide for either the vulnerabilities of classical protocols to superposition attacks or the adapted countermeasures.
AI Power Hand Gesture Control Vehicle

There are lots of technologies or techniques emerging in the auto vehicles sector.So being in 21st century the Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things has given a boost to all these sectors being related to the auto-vehicles.Earlier, the robotics vehicles was being controlled via wired cable or a bluetooth device which had a lot of drawback, due to which it ensures less compatibility and also the vehicles in real world application such as military was not having that impact of Artificial Intelligence or Internet of things due to which there were more a lot of efforts or human task had to be undertaken.In this work, detailed survey and comparative analysis of the robotic vehicle is being presented[8].Most of the systems, use IOT and AI which reduces human efforts, increased compatibility, ensure security and less human interaction required.Some of the robotic vehicles were controlled wirelessly via hand gesture even at very remote areas.Such type of vehicles can also be considered in real world application like military/defense, surveillance at the border and similarly during the war.If such type of systems is implemented with the power of AI, it would help to detect the enemy and notify the user.
Wolfgram Subject Guides: The Personal Librarian Program: The Personal Librarian Program

Beginning in the Fall 2020 semester, each new student (first year and transfer) will be paired with a librarian to help them navigate the library's resources and services and the be kept abreast of library developments.
Deep Active Learning for Classification Tasks

Deep neural networks need in general high amounts of data to gain high performanceon a test set. Depending on the task, labeling such a big data set is very expensivewhereas it is often easy to get huge amounts of unlabeled data. The purpose of thisthesis is to find a much smaller subset on which the network performs similarly well.Thus, an active learning framework is built, which gradually samples from the givenpool of unlabeled data. For the sampling process, different sampling methods such asuncertainty sampling, class balance sampling, and representation sampling are comparedand combined in order to find the best method. By using Bayesian neural network, theuncertainty of the network’s parameters is extracted. Since they are intractable, differentapproximation methods are tested. Neural networks tend to overfit on small data sets.By applying regularization methods throughout the training, this can be reduced. Fromall these sampling methods, the combination of uncertainty sampling and class predictionmethods yielded the best results. With the previous sampling method, the frameworkyielded a similar performance on the data set provided by PreciBake GmbH, but onlyused a tenth of the data for training.
Approaches for Writing Briefings, Prospect Profiles

The Major Gifts ReportVolume 22, Issue 8 p. 1-1 Prospect Research Approaches for Writing Briefings, Prospect Profiles Thomas Schroeder, Search for more papers by this author Thomas Schroeder, Search for more papers by this author First published: 01 July 2020 https://doi.org/10.1002/mgr.31523Read 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 onEmailFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume22, Issue8August 2020Pages 1-1 RelatedInformation
LibGuides: Activities for Adults: Big Library Read - The Darwin Affair

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THE WORK WITH DYNAMIC ARRAYS AND TEXT FILES IN THE VISUAL PROGRAMMING ENVIRONMENT DELPH

No programming language can do without a description of structured data types such as arrays. The article discusses the possibility of working with dynamic arrays and text files in Delphi 7. The Notebook program is developed in the visual programming environment Delphi 7, which can be used to study object oriented programming in a school informatics course. The procedures and functions for working with dynamic arrays in Delphi 7 are presented. The necessary theoretical information for working with records and text files in Delphi 7 is presented. The code listings are given with detailed explanations. The Notebook program can be used to obtain and consolidate theoretical knowledge about dynamic arrays, as well as to provide practical skills in working with dynamic memory in Delphi 7.
APLIKASI EDUKASI MENGENAL MAKANAN KHAS KARAWANG UNTUK RAUDHATUL ATHFAL

In the learning process of introducing Karawang special foods, teachers at RA Babussalam Al-Islami use more teacher-centered learning techniques where the teaching methods make children as if they are only listeners in learning, so learning is less attractive and makes children bored. The purpose of this study is to make an educational application that can help children to recognize the special food of Karawang by using the MDLC (Multimedia Development Life Cycle) method which consists of 6 stages of Conceptualization, Design, Material Collection, Assembly, Testing and Distribution. The application is made with an Android-based multimedia format in which presents text, images, audio, and animation that is packaged in the form of an Android-based game so that it can attract children's learning interest in knowing the typical food of Karawang. Testing on this application uses Alpha and Beta testing with the results of all the indicators declared good. The results of the Beta test resulted in scores above 80 on each question, which indicated that the application made was very suitable as a medium for children's learning in recognizing traditional food in Karawang.
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Library & Cultural Services: On Track for your Masters: Catch up on On Track 2021

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Cross-Platform Smartphone Application Development with Kotlin Multiplatform : Possible Impacts on Development Productivity, Application Size and Startup Time

The objective of this master’s thesis has been to evaluate the Kotlin Multiplatform feature for developing cross-platform mobile applications for Android and iOS. This has been done in comparison t ...
Technological surveillance as element for the positioning of public universities

Abstract This research work is primarily aimed at Technological Surveillance as an Element for the Positioning of Public Universities. This research is characterized by being descriptive, non-experimental design of transectional-descriptive type. The population was made up of the National Open and Distance University and the University of La Guajira, the units of informants made up of the managers responsible for the technologies in the mentioned universities. For the data collection, a simple questionnaire composed of 57 items and constituted by the response alternatives was always, almost always, sometimes, never and almost never. In turn, for the validation of the data collection instrument, it was necessary to submit it to 5 an expert and to apply a reliability test through the Alpha Cronbach statistics formula, giving a result of 0.83 for the Technological Surveillance variable. An analysis of the results obtained in the research was carried out, the presence in public universities is reiterated, however, there is evidence of weakness in the activities for the positioning of the Technology Watch.
Info Guides: Teen Summer Reading: Reading Challenge

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비교언어학적 관점에서 조망한 there의 기능 -영어, 한국어, 러시아어를 중심으로-

Questions about the function of there have been suggested by many researchers due to its specificity. There can function either as an expletive or as an adverb, in which case it is accented like an adverb and divides unaccusative and unergative verbs. This research focuses on these functions of there from the perspective of comparative linguistics with Korean and Russian because those languages use different ways to realize sentences with location information. In addition, we would like to support our thesis with the analysis of machine translations (Google Translate & Naver Papago) to show the function of there. As a result, with the exception of syntactical and phonological aspects of adverb there suggested by Kolln and Funk(2008), traits of there as adverb do not appear in phonological tests and machine translators’ output, and usage of there with indefinite particle and usage of there with definite particle do not show difference in speech and translations from English to Korean and Russian. Expletive there functions only to change focus of sentences from subjects to location in Korean and Russian in the process of translation.
AN ANALYSIS OF LECTURERS’ STRATEGIES IN TEACHING READING COMPREHENSION OF THE THIRD SEMESTER OF ENGLISH STUDENTS AT STATE INSTITUTE FOR ISLAMIC STUDIES OF SALATIGA IN THE ACADEMIC YEAR OF 2019/2020

The objectives of the study are (1) to find the lecturers strategies in teaching reading comprehension of the third semester,(2) to find the lecturers reasons of using strategies in teaching reading comprehension. The subject of this research is English lecturers of the third semester at IAIN Salatiga . The methodology of the research was descriptive qualitative research. The technique of collecting data were observation checklist, interview, and documentation. The instruments were used to collect the data of lecturers‘ strategies and the reasons of using the strategies. The researcher analyzed the data by using descriptive qualitative research. The results of this research were; the first, there five strategies that used by lecturer in teaching reading comprehension of the third semester at IAIN Salatiga. They were memorizing, question and answer, silent reading, discussion, an reading aloud. The second, the lecturer reasons using strategies were effective in teaching reading comprehension because help the students to comprehennd the text. Those strategies helped the lecturer to made students more active, so the students can exchange their opinion with others.Keywords: Lecturer’s strategies, Teaching Reading, Reading Cmprehension
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Animated Guide to Represent a Novel Means of Gut-Brain Axis Communication

Novel scientific concepts must be made understandable to allow their further development, highlighting the need for better communication of abstract ideas that these discoveries are built upon. This project focused on visually communicating the discovery of microbiome-derived molecules that play a major role in microbiome-gut-brain axis communication through multimedia learning. A 4-min animated video that was segmented and used a combination of 2D and 3D models was created. It communicated the important information about the process of discovering the molecules in mouse models, their production by bacteria and their potential implications for human health. The animation was then provided to a scientific audience, alongside a short-answer survey and a Likert scale, to assess how visual aspects accompanied with narration compare to learning and comprehension of the same content if it is read. The findings are based on the total of 15 participants, 9 of which were exposed to the information via animation (Group A) and 6 who were given information in a form of written narrative (Group B). It was found that Group A scored average M = 15 (out of 25) on the post assessment compared to Group B with an average of M = 7. Higher scores correlated with higher rating on questions about perceived understanding through animated media. Additionally, the animation scored higher on helpfulness in learning abstract ideas, especially having to do with structure and spatial navigation. This indicates that scientific abstract concepts that are likely comprehended are needed in order to make definite conclusions.
Design and Trial Production of Stochastic Resonance Processor using FPGA

Stochastic resonance phenomenon improves sensitivity of a signal is under a certain probability by adding noise to a weak signal. The phenomenon might be implemented in electronic circuits, and it was used various fields. For example, the phenomenon was used to detect digital image data in severe shooting conditions. Therefore, we considered if it is possible to construct a stochastic resonance circuit in digital circuits, it can be integrated into various digital devices. In this study, we construct a stochastic resonance circuit with FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array), and investigate the change in detection accuracy. As a result, the improvement of the correlation coefficient was confirmed by increasing the number of parallelization.
Producción y afectación de la subjetividad en jóvenes del Movimiento Estudiantil Colombiano a partir de la mediación de redes sociales digitales Facebook y Twitter

The main objective of this work is to inquire about the subjectivities that configured in the youth belonging to the Colombian Student Movement of the year 2018; keeping in mind that their main speeches, collective actions, expressions and languages, are acquiring an important place in the digital social networks Facebook and Twitter. From this, reflections and affectations are generated that lead to continuing to rethink educational practice from different scenarios.The research methodology applied here is qualitative one with a descriptive and interpretive approach; based on techniques and data collection tools, where the narratives of 5 student leaders who are part of the UNEES, ACREES, ACEU and FENARES associations; as well as a group of students of the National University of Colombia at Bogota, make sense by conducting 6 semi-structured interviews, which are analyzed and interpreted using a computerized axial coding matrix. The second technique implemented is digital ethnography or cyberethnography, which is carried out based on Twitter and Facebook publications during the months of September, October, November and December 2018 on these platforms.The results obtained by this investigation are organized according to the four macro categories of analysis proposed in the research, namely: Subjectivity, the 2018 student movement, cyberculture, and finally, pedagogy; highlighting that the subjectivity of young people is influenced by the particularities of their history and context, which is affected in the mediation of digital social networks (an element that generationally distinguishes contemporary young people), where they reflect their experiences, beliefs, emotions and opinions in defense of education in Colombia. Moreover, are observed important actions of the students in order to expose the purposes and scope of said student movement.
Enabling Accuracy Finding of Data Storage in Hybrid Cloud and Restricted Resources

Cloud Computing provides us a platform for accessing the applications over the web. It allows us to create, configure, and customize the applications online. Cloud can provide facilities over public and private networks, i.e., WAN, LAN or VPN. For saving the local data storage cost cloud storage services outsource their data to the cloud servers. But the data integrity becomes a major problem. A number of schemes are introduced to use the third party auditor to validate data integrity. But the schemes are not able to provide an unreasonable hypothesis that computational ability to accept high-priced verification prices. During this paper we are presenting public verification theme for the cloud storage exploitation indistinguishability obfuscation, which requires light-weight computation on the auditor and entrust a large amount computation to the cloud. Multiple verification tasks from totally different users may be performed expeditiously by the auditor and also the cloud-stored data may be efficient with dynamism. It reduces the computational overhead and is more efficient.
Where SNAC Fits: SNAC in the Workflow at Joyner Library

Overview of the integration of archival authority records via SNAC into the workflow at East Carolina University's J.Y. Joyner Library.
Overlaying Spaces and Practical Applicability of Complex Geometries.

Recently, non-Euclidean spaces became popular for embedding structured data. Following hyperbolic and spherical spaces, more general product spaces have been proposed. However, searching for the best configuration of a product space is a resource-intensive procedure, which reduces the practical applicability of the idea. We introduce a novel concept of overlaying spaces that does not have the problem of configuration search and outperforms the competitors in structured data embedding tasks, when the aim is to preserve all distances. On the other hand, for local loss functions (e.g., for ranking losses), the dot-product similarity, which is often overlooked in graph embedding literature since it cannot be converted to a metric, outperforms all metric spaces. We discuss advantages of the dot product over proper metric spaces.
The Presentation of Cyber in British Media : A quantitative and qualitative study of the emerging term cyber

The Presentation of Cyber in British Media : A quantitative and qualitative study of the emerging term cyber
Annual Meeting Update

Last month, Annual Meeting Steering Committee Vice Chair Cengiz Esmersoy and SEG Executive Director John Koehr described two SEG 2020 Annual Meeting panels devoted to preparing geophysicists for the future needs of our industry. This month, we continue with a similar theme of preparing future generations for earth science careers and informing and enlightening oil and gas (O&amp;G) geophysicists about important work outside of their native profession.
APLIKASI ANDROID MENGGUNAKAN LOCATION BASED SERVICE (LBS) UNTUK NAVIGASI TUJUAN WISATA DI KABUPATEN GARUT

Garut Regency is a Regency in West Java Province, Indonesia. The capital is Tarogong Kidul. The regency is adjacent to Sumedang regency in the north, Tasikmalaya regency in the east, Indian Ocean in the south, and Cianjur and Bandung regencies. The number of tourists who travel in Garut regency, making the workers in the tourism office burdened with the many questions surrounding the location thrown by local and foreign tourists. With Location Based Service technology, tourists can find the location of the desired tourist position without a guide from the tour guide though. In this study the authors use research methods Develoment Life Curcle Software (SDLC) waterfall (Waterfall), while for application method using Location Based Service (LBS). This application utilizes Global Positioning System (GPS) that has been integrated with the handset. With the LBS application is expected to provide accurate information, clear and precise to know the points of location Nature Tourism Garup Kabupatem, and can facilitate local and foreign tourists and the community, especially Garut regency. Keywords: Garut, Location Based Service, Software Development Life Cycle, Waterfall, Tour DOI : http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3929065