Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
A dialog and a communication: the contemporary problems of formation of the communicative competence of the artists (based on the examples of the art students)

This article reveals the issues of development and formation of communicative competence among students of an art specialty. The study revealed that an insufficient level of speech culture is typical for students of future artists and teachers. This problem is most acutely expressed by the excessive enthusiasm of students for art and visual activity with insufficient attention to the development of communication skills and a departure from professional self-determination. The purpose of the article is to identify the results of the formation of the subject communicative competence of students of art specialties in the learning process. The following methods were used in the study: theoretical (review, analysis and synthesis of literature); empirical (pedagogical observation, oral and written surveys, tests, pedagogical experiment). The study was conducted at the Institute of Arts, Culture and Sports of KazNPU named after Abai among students (17-19) years old. The data indicate that the formation of communicative competence needs pedagogical support in preparing students for professional activities. The problem of low speech culture of students, inability to communicate, express their thoughts, and sometimes vice versa, upholding the position of a human consumer negatively affects the professional development of the future artist and teacher. The analysis shows that against the background of a general drop in the level of literacy and speech culture of young people, the communicative competence of artists is an urgent problem for many specialties, including for students of pedagogical universities.
중세시대 베긴공동체 여성들의 선교적 삶과 사역 연구

The purpose of this study is to find out what kind of life and ministry were led by women in the Middle Ages, who resisted the wrong teaching and obeyed the Word, for the poor and the marginalized. Therefore, this study is the first to study the position of women in the Middle Ages and their presence. Secondly, before the 12th century, we looked at the views of the teaching authority on women that had been handed down from previous generations. Thirdly, we studied the Beguine Community, the main body of women’s ministry in the Middle Ages, and fourthly, the mission’s ministry these women were identified. The writer studied why such a pattern appeared from a holistic point of view.
A case study of using the hybrid model of scrum and six sigma in software development

The world of software engineering is constantly discovering new ways that lead to an increase in team performance in the production of software products and, at the same time, brings the customer's further satisfaction. With the advent of agile methodologies in software development, these objectives have been considered more seriously by software teams and companies. Due to their very nature, agile methodologies have the potential to be integrated with other methodologies or specific managerial approaches defined in line with agility objectives. One of the cases is Six Sigma, which is used in organizations by focusing on organizational change and process improvement. In the present study, attempts were made to present the hybrid software development approach, including Scrum, as the most common agile and Six Sigma methodology. This approach was practically used in a case study, and the obtained results were analyzed. The results of this evaluation showed that this hybrid method could lead to the increased team performance and customer satisfaction. However, besides these two achievements, an increase in the number of re-works, number of defects discovered, and the duration of the project implementation were also observed. These cases are in line with the main objectives of Scrum and Six Sigma and are justifiable and acceptable due to achieving those objectives.
SISTEM INFORMASI PELAPORAN BENCANA KOTA BATAM BERBASIS ANDORID

In this age of globalization, information is one of the main needs in life, in the fields of politics, economics, education, etc. This is because these information support human life. At present, there is a new paradigm in the community related to the provision of information, this is in line with the development of cyberspace. And giving information here is considered more effective and faster because the process of giving information does not wait or requires a long time which is different from newspapers or newspapers. In addition, currently known information systems are designed to work with data that is spatially or geographically coordinated, called Geographic Information System (GIS).
The potential of online bulletin platforms for language teaching in classrooms / Aini Faridah Azizul … [et al.]

This study investigates the potentiality of implementing online bulletin platforms as a means of language acquisition for secondary school learners in Malaysia. Online bulletin platforms are mostly used by teachers to make their lesson plans more convenient and engaging. The research was conducted using quantitative methods by creating a survey for secondary school teachers and students. The survey evaluates the respondent’s perception on the potential of online bulletin platforms as a method of teaching. The research findings found that Padlet is the most preferred online bulletin platforms. In addition, it revealed that the platforms are effective in boosting one’s speaking skill, raising the confidence level among introverted students, organising and accessing teaching materials, assessing students’ work, and lastly, encouraging collaborative learning. In conclusion, online bulletin platforms are the most preferred e- learning tool used by teachers and students to aid the language acquisition process. The implementation of online bulletin platforms as the main method of teaching a language in Malaysian secondary schools can be implemented if the right tools, materials, and support are provided.
PECULARITIES OF PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGY OF PROFESSIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION OF THE CHOREOGRAPHER’S PERSONALITY DURING PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

The article considers the features of pedagogical technology of professional self-determination of the choreographer’s personality during professional training. This paper states that one of the means of developing the pedagogical qualities of the student's personality in the professional training of a choreographer is the author’s pedagogical technology. We determine the relevance of the study of the pedagogical technology of professional self-determination of the choreographer during professional training by the influence of many objective and subjective factors and reveals a direct relationship between the specific historical situation in the country and the cultural needs of the population. That is why there is a need for scientific understanding of the above processes – their specifics, mechanisms, forms, methods, techniques, i.e. the entire technological chain. The article also states that no matter how perfect the technology is, it cannot take into account all the diversity of the creative process, so the unity of the technical component with the spiritual-personal and socio-pedagogical is necessary. In a living process, it is impossible to “separate” the technological subsystem, as all other components are interconnected. Therefore, it is necessary to abandon attempts to rigidly fix its scope. It is important to trace the “transition” of technology into the relationship between the subjects of the real process. Pedagogical skill is to find a technological solution for the development of the whole set of personality qualities. Methods of teaching choreographic disciplines, as a rule, are abstracted from specific concepts of personality. The construction of the technology of training choreographers involves the “selection” of those parts of the whole personality that are in the perspective of pedagogy. This means that the pedagogical interpretation of personality, having its own specifics, takes into account the knowledge of personality, which gives philosophy, psychology, sociology, but builds this knowledge as subordinates to the problems of pedagogical research.&#x0D; Keywords: choreographer, professional training, professional skill, technology, pedagogical technology, technological scheme, professional self-determination, pedagogical qualities of personality.
OPT-GAN: Global Black-box Optimization by Learning Distribution of Optima

Black-box optimization (BBO) algorithms are concerned with finding the best solutions for problems with missing analytical details. Most classical methods for such problems are based on strong and fixed \emph{a priori} assumptions, such as Gaussian distribution. However, the complex real-world problems, especially when the global optimum is desired, could be very far from the \emph{a priori} assumptions because of their diversities, bringing some unexpected obstacles to these methods. In this paper, we present an optimizer using generative adversarial nets (OPT-GAN) to adapt to diverse black-box problems via estimating the distribution of optima. The method learns the extensive distribution of the optimal region dominated by selective and randomly moving candidates, balancing the exploration and exploitation. Experiments demonstrate that on BBOB problems and several other benchmarks with atypical distributions, OPT-GAN outperforms other classical BBO algorithms, in particular the ones with Gaussian assumptions.
Logical structure for online b-learning teaching

This paper deals with the most salient aspects of distance education, and how it has been an issue of great relevance in the pandemic era. However, this is not a current issue, it is a situation that has affected the schooling situation in rural areas since earlier times. The positive and negative aspects of distance education from more than twenty years ago are evaluated and contrasted with the new online education methods. B-learning education and new educational paradigms are evaluated. The main results show that education can take on different effective methodologies as long as appropriate teacher training and education processes are in place.&#x0D; Keywords: B-learning education, distance learning, online education.&#x0D; References&#x0D; [1]V. Guichot, «Hisotria de la educación: reflexiones sobre su objeto, ubicación epistemológica, devenir histórico y tendencias actuales,» Revista Latinoamericana de Estudios Educativos, vol. 2, nº 1, pp. 11-51, 2006.&#x0D; [2]J.Gomera, «josegomera.com,»[Online]. Available: https://josegomera.com/academico/conoce-la-historia-de-la-educacion-a-distancia/#:~:text=La%20historia%20de%20la%20educaci%C3%B3n%20a%20distancia%20universitaria%20en%20Estados,que%20transmite%20cursos%20por%20radio.. [Last access: 30 Mar 2021].&#x0D; [3]wikipedia, «Historia de internet,» [Online]. Available: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historia_de_Internet. [Last access: 2 Apr 2021].&#x0D; [4]F.-J. Hinojo-Lucena, J.-M. Trujillo-Torres, J.-A. Marín-Marín y C. Rodríguez-Jiménez, «B-Learning in Basic Vocational Training Students for the Development of the Module of Applied Sciences I,» Mathematics, vol. 8, nº 1102, pp. 1-13, 2020.&#x0D; [5]«The objective of this research is to measure the perception that teachers had about their own Educators during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Cross-Analysis of Different Educational Stages,» Sustainiability, vol. 12, nº 10128, pp. 1-13, 2020.&#x0D; [6] C. A. Gutiérrez Pérez, «Construction of Digital Identity through B-Learning Training: Resource Evaluation,» ACM International Conference Proceeding Series, pp. 930-934, 2020.&#x0D; [7]Y. Guo y L. Chen, «An Investigation on Online Learning for K12 in Rural Areas in China during COVID-19 Pandemic,» de 2020 9th International Conference of Educational Innovation through Technology, EITT 2020, Portugal, 2020.&#x0D; [8]Universidad de los Andes, «Universidad de los Andes,» [Online]. Available: https://blended.uniandes.edu.co/caracteristicas-del-blended-learning/#:~:text=Un%20elemento%20caracter%C3%ADstico%20en%20la,de%20su%20proceso%20de%20aprendizaje.. [Last access: 02 Apr 2021].&#x0D; [9]M. Zhang, A. Tlili, R. Zhuang, J. Yang, T.-W. Chang, H. Wang y R. Huang, «Experiencia china de proporcionar aprendizaje remoto y flexible durante la pandemia de COVID-19: un estudio de caso sobre el mantenimiento de la educación en contextos de crisis,» Lecture Notes in Educational Technology, vol. 3, nº 2, pp. 243-253, 2021.&#x0D; [10]J. Carvajal, F. Suárez y X. Quiñónez, «las TIC en la educación universitaria.,» Universidad Ciencia Y Tecnología, vol. 22, nº 89, pp. 31-35, 2019.
Promoting reading using the school library

How does your school library support reading and reading skills? Valerie Dewhurst offers some practical reflections and ideas, including on engaging reluctant readers
Cuckoo Search Applied Path Planning of Twin Robot in Multi-Robot Environment

A nature-inspired algorithm for path planning and cooperation of co-working robot is introduced in this paper. Based on the natural life style of the bird cuckoo, the proposed approach computes the path. The IoT-enabled robots follow the egg laying nature of the cuckoo for generation of the next step solution along the goal of the robot. As like other evolutionary algorithms, the search starts with exploring the host nest to lay the eggs with the help of IR sensors. The host nests are inside the predefined egg laying radius. The probability of generating the next step solution is based on the survival of the cuckoo’s egg in other’s nest. In this paper, we have computed the path for the twin robot by exploring their next step solution synchronously. Cooperation between the twin robot is achieved by satisfying the distance and velocity constraint. The performance of the proposed approach is compared with several existing algorithms that results in better success rate in producing the global path.
음성학/음운론 분야 학술논문에서의 학술어휘 및 전문어휘의 분포 : 코퍼스 기반 연구

The purpose of this study is to provide a technical vocabulary list in English for academic purposes(EAP) by constructing and mining a specialized corpus of phonetics and phonology research articles. To this end, a Phonetics/Phonology Research Article Corpus(PPRAC), containing a million running words, was established from research articles on phonetics and phonology, published during the last five years, from 2013 to 2017. The word distribution analysis indicated that GSL accounted for 71.53%, and AWL covered 11.08% of the PPRAC, meaning that the coverage of the combined GSL and AWL word lists was approximately 82.61% of the tokens in the PPRAC. The type-token ratio, a well-known measure of textual lexical variation, in the PPRAC was 2.36 indicating a rather low lexical diversity. Moreover, extracted from the PPRAC, a total of 372 specialized words for the fields of phonetics-phonology were developed. The technical vocabulary list developed in this paper is expected to offer practical and tailored help in understanding and teaching English phonetics and phonology. (Jeonju University․Wonkwang University)
Your First Python Program

In this chapter, let us look at creating and running programs in Python and create our very first Python program.
An Information-Geometric Distance on the Space of Tasks

This paper prescribes a distance between learning tasks modeled as joint distributions on data and labels. Using tools in information geometry, the distance is defined to be the length of the shortest weight trajectory on a Riemannian manifold as a classifier is fitted on an interpolated task. The interpolated task evolves from the source to the target task using an optimal transport formulation. This distance, which we call the "coupled transfer distance" can be compared across different classifier architectures. We develop an algorithm to compute the distance which iteratively transports the marginal on the data of the source task to that of the target task while updating the weights of the classifier to track this evolving data distribution. We develop theory to show that our distance captures the intuitive idea that a good transfer trajectory is the one that keeps the generalization gap small during transfer, in particular at the end on the target task. We perform thorough empirical validation and analysis across diverse image classification datasets to show that the coupled transfer distance correlates strongly with the difficulty of fine-tuning.
Results-focused Organizational Atmosphere and Unethical Behaviors

With frequent incidents of unethical practices and acts in organizations, organizational leaders need to understand some of the causes that facilitate such negative organizational behaviors to lessen the chances of unethical behaviors from occurring. In an effort to understand some of the causes of unethical behavior, this study looks at competitive atmosphere and results-focused performance evaluation as some of the influencing factors on employees' tendency to decide to behave unethically. Competition culture can spur unethical behavior and evaluation culture with emphasis on results-focused which can create a perception among employees of a narrow view of work and how it is defined. The argument of this paper is that such characteristics can create environment for unethical behaviors and serve as an added push upon employees to choose to behave unethically. Collection of survey results from those working in Busan area were used to test the hypotheses using regression. Data analysis showed that in organizational atmosphere that is overly competitive and results-focused can influence employees to behave unethically. Implications and future research suggestions are discussed in conclusions.
Wordles, Kahoots, Powtoons, Oh My! A Hands-On Approach to Integrating Technology into the Classroom [slides]

Slides from presentation at the Tennessee Library Association (TLA) annual conference on April 7, 2017. Teaching with technology is not optional. Research demonstrates that today’s student learning is vastly augmented by inclusion of educational media into the classroom; however technology tools are a moving target. Immerse yourself in a hands-on experience with the latest technological advances in educational tools.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE USE OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATING THE COMPETENCE OF FUTURE COMPUTER SCIENCE TEACHER

This article provides recommendations for the university to provide understanding and skills on the use of innovative technologies in the Education of competence of future teachers of computer science. Based on these recommendations, the role of information technology in educating the competence of a future computer science teacher is highlighted.
Satellite Image-based UAV Localization using Siamese Neural Network

We present a method for UAV localization using pre-existing satellite images.The use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) has rapidly increased in several applications such as surveillance, search, and defense.When in GPS-denied situations, however, the onboard GPS signal may be noisy or inaccurate.The proposed method is based on a Siamese Neural Network that contains two instances of the same neural architecture and weights.Siamese Neural Network learns the similarity metric so that can recognize the same place from two raw images.Convolutional Neural Network is used as a backbone in Siamese Neural Network to overcome variation due to differences such as perspective, shadow angle, and presence of vehicles.We describe UAV localization pipeline and a dataset for training and testing our networks.Finally, the performance of the proposed method was shown in accuracy.
The Variety Of DMS On EFL Students’ English Writing

This research was to find out the variety of discourse markers (DMs) used by the EFL students in English writing. This research employed a descriptive qualitative method. The respondents of this research were the second grade of EFL students; the total students were 30 students. The research data were collected by using an instrument namely writing activity. The writing consisted by argumentative text.  The data were analyzed qualitatively. The first important finding from this research was about the variety of DMs used by the students, there are 30 variety of DMs used by the students English writing. Despite the fact that DMs can create a smooth talk or make the conversation more natural, the students should be able to use DMs wisely in term of fluency and coherence measured in the students’ writing. Discourse markers tell us not only about the linguistic properties of a set of frequently used expressions, and the organization of social interactions and situations in which they are used, but also about the cognitive, expressive, social, and textual competence of those who use them.
Improved Algorithm for Matched-Pairs Selection of Informative Features in the Problems of Recognition of Complex System States

The problem of computer diagnostics of complex systems is one of the non-trivial tasks of modern information technology. Such systems are, for example, computer networks, automatic and/or automated control systems for complex technological objects, including related to complex problems of environmental protection, biology, etc. In pattern recognition, one of the major problems is forming subspaces of informative features, which only in the «ensemble» allow diagnosing the states of such systems with a high degree of reliability.An effective approach to solving this problem based on the principles of inductive modeling of complex systems is proposed. The quality criterion for recognizing classes of patterns is formulated, which also makes it possible to evaluate the quality of the constructed ensemble of informative features.As an example, the problem of constructing an ensemble of informative features represented by a binary code based on the data of an experiment to determine the hazard levels of some plant protection products is considered. Real primary data on plant protection products used in practice were applied to recognize the effect of certain characteristics on the so-called integrated «hazard indicator».Comparative numerical estimates of the effectiveness of the proposed approach are given. In this case, there can be a fivefold gain in the amount of computations for a relatively small number of input features equal to 5 compared to the known algorithms of the class considered in the paper. It is shown that, from a practical point of view, the described algorithm has advantages over the known algorithms with brute-force search of feature subspaces in pattern recognition problems.
Stereoscopic quality assessment of 1,000 VR180 videos using 8 metrics

In this work we present a large-scale analysis of stereoscopic quality for 1,000 VR180 YouTube videos. VR180 is a new S3D format for VR devices which stores the view for only a single hemisphere. Instead of a multi-camera rig, this format requires just two cameras with fisheye lenses similar to conventional 3D-shooting, resulting in cost reduction of the final device and simplification of the shooting process. But as in the conventional stereoscopic format, VR180 videos suffer from stereoscopyrelated problems specific to 3D shooting. In this paper we analyze videos to detect the most common stereoscopic artifacts using objective quality metrics, including color, sharpness and geometry mismatch between views and more. Our study depicts the current state of S3D technical quality of VR180 videos and reveals its overall poor condition, as most of the analyzed videos exhibit at least one of the stereoscopic artifacts, which shows a necessity for stereoscopic quality control in modern VR180 shooting.