Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Inclusive Technology-mediated School-family Communication in Contexts of Social Violence: A Proposal for Guidelines for Schools and Families in Gaza

I-CAN: Independence, Capability, Autonomy, iNclusion was an international cooperation project run in 2018-2021, which involved 15 selected Gaza Strip’s schools, whose objective was to promote the full inclusion of people with disabilities. The project was articulated in two main actions: the first was the establishment of an “Holistic and Innovative Centre”, created to support educators and families in the promotion of initiatives directed at building inclusive communities; the second was a qualitative research, which explored the implications that the lockdown and the forced transition towards technology-mediated communication had on school-family relationship.
Improving Code Compression for Arm Cortex M Microcontrollers Using Pre- Filtering

For last decades code size is no longer a concern except small embedded systems. ARM Cortex M is a typical microcontroller architecture of such systems. A simple yet effective approach based on pre- filtering Thumb2 binary code is proposed to improve code compression by the general purpose Deflate algorithm. It transforms BL (branch and link) instructions pointing to the same effective address before compression, and restores original opcodes after decompression. Tests performed on real-life embedded software show that the proposed algorithm improves code compression by approximately 3 %.
Information System for the Educational Center

The goal of the research of the qualification thesis is the development of an intelligent information system of the educational centre using the Python programming language and the Django framework, the SQLite database system, and the chatbot with artificial intelligence ChatGPT. The developed system should facilitate the interaction of different types of users with learning/training centres in order to acquire new necessary skills. As you know, from now on every day more and more educational centres are opening, which provide their services for the study of this or that ability. Due to the onset of the pandemic period, all such educational centres are transferring their classes to the online mode, and the actual need to solve this type of issue arises more and more often. In this work, an analytical review of literary sources is carried out, a comparison of known means of implementation, i.e., so-called analogue systems, is carried out; the actual functioning of this type of system is checked. In addition, a goal tree is being built, which clearly outlines the general goal, namely, the optimization of all processes of the educational centre. In addition, an equally important step is the description of requirements, which is carried out in this work using the RUP methodology for the intelligent information system of the educational centre. The category of users is also determined and a generalized model of system functioning in the environment is built. To develop the system, an analysis of possible methods and software tools for creating and deploying the system is carried out. The most optimal methods for this case are chosen, namely the method of software synthesis and the method of using ready-made solutions, because their application will provide an opportunity to develop a system from scratch using the necessary components and provide an opportunity to integrate an already ready-made system with an intelligent component. Next, a recalculation of possible options among the integration of ready-made intelligent components is carried out, and a chat system with artificial intelligence is chosen, because it will give users the opportunity to search for answers to their questions without leaving the system and facilitate the learning process for each of the users.
GOLOGORSKY CHROMITE DEPOSIT AND ORE SAMPLES IN THE VERNADSKY STATE GEOLOGICAL MUSEUM OF RAS

On the territory of Russia and, in particular, in the Urals, there are many deposits and mines that are now practically inaccessible for study. One of these is the Gologorsk chromite deposit, and the mine of the same name, created for the development of the deposit at the end of the 19th century (1864) and sunk in 1941. Gologorsk mine at the beginning of the 20th century was the largest and most equipped of all the chrome mines in the Urals. The mine accounted for about half of all chromite ore production in Russia, precisely at a time when the demand for chromite in the chemical industry was very high. In the collections of the Vernadsky State Geological Museum preserved two samples from this mine. This is almost solid chromite ore; the composition of the ore phase varies from aluminochromite to magnesiochromite. The results of studying the samples, as well as a brief history of the discovery and operation of this mine are presented in this article.
The Implementation of Snowball Throwing Strategy in Teaching Reading Narrative Text Class X of MA Miftahul Ulum Bettet Pamekasan

This research was conducted to determine the application of snowball throwing method which is used to determine the reading ability of class X IPS F MA Miftahul Ulum Bettet Pamekasan in reading English sentences. To analyse the data, the researchers used method of throwing snowballs. The design of this study is descriptive qualitative. The Researchers used three techniques in collecting data, namely observation, interviews and questionnaires. The results of the implementation show that snowball throwing made the students became very enthusiastic in carrying out the snowball throwing strategy. Further, the results of the problems faced by students in reading narrative texts were phonics problems of 8 students, fluency problems of 10 students, vocabulary problems of 5 students, and finally competence problems of 10 students. While the results of internal and external factors that affect students' ability to read narrative texts are that 33 students experience internal and external factors in reading narrative texts.
Pengaruh Kecepatan dan Persebaran Angin terhadap Kenyamanan Termal Aktivitas Berjalan Santai di Kawasan Taman Sari

Title: The Impact of Wind Velocity and Distribution on Thermal Comfort during Leisurely Walking Activities in the Taman Sari Area Urban Heat Island affects the thermal comfort of the microclimate of an area in the city and is a challenge for human adaptation and environmental sustainability. Taman Sari is a heritage tourism area in the center of Yogyakarta city. Wind speed is an important factor in the thermal comfort of outdoor space because the human body can directly feel the wind. This study aims to determine the effect of wind speed on thermal comfort in leisurely walking activities and determine the direction and distribution of wind in the Taman Sari area. The method used is descriptive quantitative to the results of field surveys, calculations, and simulation software Simscale. The research results are that wind speed influences thermal comfort when strolling, with the calculation that 1.3 m/s =&lt; v &lt; 3.7 m/s gives a comfortable perception in zones I and II. Meanwhile, in zone III, v =&lt; 0.7 m/s, which gives the perception of heat. Simulation results show wind direction and validation of measurement data. The graphic pattern measurement data is the same as the graphical pattern of the simulated data. However, both data differ in wind speed values at several observation points.
PEDAGOGICAL PSYCHOLOGICAL BASIS OF FORMATION OF MODERN SKILLS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION STUDENTS (INTERNATIONAL ASSESSMENT PROGRAM)

This article provides information about international assessment programs, changes in the field of education in our country, PIRLS and TIMSS and other assessment programs, information about the role of international assessment programs in ensuring the quality of education in mastering subjects of elementary school students. . Also, the conditions of origin of these evaluation programs and the legal basis of their application in our country were discussed.
TECHNOLOGY OF STEP-BY-STEP DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF FUTURE TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS BASED ON MULTIMEDIA TOOLS

In accordance with the requirements of today's dynamically developing era, the changing modern school education has faced many urgent tasks due to the need for a new approach to the content and structure of education. Now the modern student needs not to use traditional methods of teaching and upbringing, but to form and teach them the skills of independent learning and striving to improve the acquired knowledge. Therefore, the teacher himself must have professional and technical skills, be able to use new modern educational technologies that meet the requirements of modernity. The article examines the content of the concept of professional competence and the technology of its gradual development based on multimedia tools.
PEDAGOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INCREASING THE SOCIAL ACTIVITY OF STUDENTS THROUGH FOLK PEDAGOGY

In the article, the pedagogical and psychological features of increasing the social activity of students by means of folk pedagogy are highlighted, and the importance of their role in educating young students to become socially active is discussed. Materials related to folk pedagogy can easily be compared to the ocean. We considered this study to be only a prelude and we set ourselves the goal of introducing our people to it with some of its pages taken from this ocean. Designed for many volumes and long years — Uzbek folk pedagogy requires a lot of effort and team work.
nvestigation of the Possibility of Identifying Websites Visited by the User Based on HTTP/2 Traffic

Confidentiality is an important security feature when exchanging data over a network. To implement it, a family of SSL/TLS protocols is used, which, however, do not fully hide either the visited site or the user's actions. In addition to privacy, privacy also plays a significant role for network users. To provide additional privacy, some software solutions have been implemented, such as Tor and I2P. As a measure of the privacy of the relevant solutions, their resistance to a specialized class of attacks can be used. One of the attacks is Website Fingerprinting, which allows the traffic sent and received by a known user to determine which sites he visited. Website Fingerprinting is a classification task, where the object is the user's visit to the website, and the class is the website itself. This article examines the Website Fingerprinting attack for HTTP/2 traffic. The paper contains a description and calculation of popular features used in traffic classification, and assesses their applicability to the Website Fingerprinting task. To implement the Website Fingerprinting attack, several classifiers are built, among which an algorithm is selected that gives the best result on the collected data set. The accuracy of the best classifier is 97.8% under certain assumptions. In addition, there is an assessment and analysis of some real-world constraints affecting the accuracy of classification.
Optimization of a Number Division Algorithm in the Residue Number System Based on the Akushsky Core Function

Residue number systems find wide application in cryptography, digital and image signal processing, and other domains necessitating division operations. Nevertheless, division is the most computationally intensive activity in residue number systems. An optimized division algorithm based on the Akushsky core function is presented in this paper. The suggested method exhibits superior computational efficiency when compared to the conventional iterative division.
Application of Neural Networks for Image Segmentation in the Prob-lem of Fast Global Routing

The paper explores the possibilities of using neural network methods to solve the problem of global routing for VLSI ASIC design. An algorithm has been developed for generating a training dataset based on the Lee algorithm, which allows one to synthesize three-dimensional matrices with obstacles and points that need to be connected. The U-Net fully convolutional neural network, effective for semantic segmentation of images, was selected for training. The quality of the results was assessed using a validation data. A significant reduction in routing time compared to the Lee algorithm was shown, but the share of unbroken routes was only 37%. Ways to improve the training dataset and adapt the approach to real conditions using DEF and GUIDE files are proposed. In general, the work demonstrated the potential of neural network methods to speed up the global routing task, but continued research is required to improve the quality and reliability of the results. The work is useful for specialists in the field of integrated circuit design and machine learning.
On Problems in OpenBLAS Library Usage in Productized Code on RISC-V

The boundary element method usage for the numerical simulation in continuum mechanics problems leads to the need to solve a system of linear algebraic equations with a dense matrix. The de facto standards for the interface of functions over dense matrices and vectors software implementations are BLAS/LAPACK. Among the optimized open-source BLAS/LAPACK implementations, only the OpenBLAS library includes optimizations for the widest range of hardware platforms. This library is optimized for Intel, AMD, ARM and RISC-V architectures. The open RISC-V architecture ecosystem is currently actively developing. European supercomputing centers have opened RISC-V competence centers as part of the government's EuroHPC grant support, since solutions based on the ARM architecture are not recognized as part of the European initiative to develop its own technological independence. Currently, companies included in the international RISC-V consortium are developing not only high-performance RISC-V processors, but also AI accelerators, as well as video cards based on RISC-V architecture. OpenBLAS is actively supported and optimized for emerging RISC-V hardware and extensions. However, libraries used in product code are traditionally subject to strict requirements for stability and reliability in order to minimize possible errors and failures in the product. As it turned out, from this point of view, OpenBLAS has a number of problems that we had to solve in order to productize this library. In this article the OpenBLAS test system is described, the problems of testing the LAPACK functionality of the library and ways to solve them are discussed. In addition, the test coverage of the BLAS functionality is analyzed and the results achieved in increasing it are presented. It is planned to contribute the described changes to the OpenBLAS project.
PSYCHOLOGICAL INSERTABILITY OF SCHOOL STUDENTS IN CONDITIONS OF MODERN SOCIETY

The paper deals with the problems of psychological insecurity of a child in the educational environment of the school, due to the current situation in the education system and the growing needs of society for a psychologically healthy person who could successfully cope with the technological, informational and socio-psychological threats of the modern world. An assessment is given of the social threats of the educational environment and its negative consequences, which contribute to the formation of an inferiority complex in children, the emergence of social diseases, the development of deviant behavior and problems of social adaptation in the future. The need to create favorable conditions for the student is noted, providing such a mental state that makes it possible to master the educational material quite well, find a common language with classmates and the teacher, develop his mental and psychological capabilities, contribute to his physical and mental health, the formation of the psychological stability of the individual to the difficulties of life. . The importance of developing targeted educational standards, programs, priority technologies for creating an acceptable educational environment at school and the role of a psychological service that would contribute to the formation of a healthy and prosperous personality in society are highlighted. The relevance of this problem is also indicated by the fact that it has been studied relatively recently and has not been sufficiently developed at the present stage.
Utilizing WhatsApp Chatbot as A Crisis Communication Platform: Insights from Rajasthan

COVID-19 is an illness transmitted through saliva droplets released during coughing or sneezing, or by contact with surfaces carrying the virus. It transmits either through close contact with an individual carrying the infection or by encountering surfaces that are contaminated, followed by touching the eyes, nose, or mouth. Apart from respiratory issues, the virus can cause damage to various organs. Early signs encompass a cough, elevated body temperature, and respiratory challenges [2]. Originating in Wuhan, China, the disease has progressively spread globally, resulting in over 7.9 million cases worldwide. It has affected 188 countries, leading to more than 433,648 deaths worldwide.
Paradoks slobode – Što je sloboda i gdje ju tražiti?

The subtitle of the essay “The paradox of freedom”, means to say: “What is freedom, and where to search for it?” That subtitle actually speaks about the content of the essay. The title, however, speaks about freedom – being looked at from a deeper, philosophical sense - revealing itself as paradoxical. Freedom is conceived of as agency in accordance with freedom of will, and that means that the field of freedom can only be that domain which man may find at the very limits of natural determinism. The only domain in which things depend on it is the domain of morality. Only in that domain, the human, is the one who establishes the chain of cause and effect, the human is the cause of moral good and moral evil. As a subject, he is not the cause according to natural determinism, but according to freedom of will. Man’s freedom is a freedom that chooses to be a cause for good or a cause for evil. The paradoxicality of that freedom lays in the fact that it governs the human, and that the human must comply to it. The best example is Socrates, who, complying to freedom in the sphere of morality, decided to go against his own life. Exactly because of this, Thomas Aquinas calls freedom dominium supra se ipsum, i.e., submission (dominium supra) of the self (se ipsum) - because of something. That something to which we must submit ourselves, is always an ideal: Socrates taught that in order for man to be the bearer of virtue, he must primarily recognize virtue for what it is, in its highest – ideal – aspect. Man’s freedom, therefore, finds its foundation in the moral law so much so that man may choose to comply to that law, or to not comply to it. Since moral law, like every other legislative means is a type of coercion, in action we always have the inseparable couple of freedom and necessity. Key words: Freedom, natural determinism, necessity, man as a willing cause, good and evil, submission, coercion, ideal.
Application of Optical Fiber Sensing for Geophysical Exploration in Geothermal Fields Using High-temperature and Deep Geothermal Boreholes

Using optical fiber in geothermal boreholes, we conducted DTS and DAS measurements. We obtained temperature profiles in the borehole and seismic velocity and seismic reflection images in the geothermal fields.
Indigenous Values of Short Stories in Indonesian Fictional Prose in Higher Education: Implication on Language Education

This research was qualitative research that analyzed the concept of indigenous values in the short story "Rumah Amangboru" by Hasan Al Banna. The main aim of this research is to deepen the understanding of how local wisdom is reflected in the values, traditions and culture of the Batak people which form the background of the story. This research was carried out using a literary analysis approach by examining elements of local wisdom revealed in story narratives, such as respect for ancestors, the role of women in Batak society, and the relationship between humans and nature. The results of this research illustrate that local wisdom is not only an element of the story, but also reflects the depth of cultural wealth and traditional wisdom possessed by the community. In the short story "Amangboru Rumah", five values were found. First, religious value related to a concept of respect, Second, the value of local wisdom which is also related to natural phenomena that occur in a real and specific manner within the scope of society. Third, the value is found in the customs of the community which is associated with the value of art. Fourth, honoring the dead or what is known as non-religious social values. Fifth, the value of love for the country. This research contributes to the understanding of how literature can be a medium for celebrating and telling the story of a society's cultural heritage, as well as offering valuable insights for research on Indonesian culture and literature
HARMONOISE: DEVELOPMENT OF A STATE-OF-THE-ART SOURCE MODEL FOR TRAFFIC NOISE

This paper describes the source model that has been developed within WP1.1 of the EC part funded project Harmonoise (1) .TRL has provided the UK input and this has been supported by DfT and DEFRA.It entails the description of sound power of various categories of vehicle in terms of speed and acceleration.Corrections are applied for the road surface texture and condition including temperature and for directivity both in the horizontal and vertical plane.The sources on the vehicles are simplified into two point sources: a lower and higher source.The lower source is mainly due to tyre/road noise and the higher source is mainly propulsion noise.The height of the propulsion noise source depends on the vehicle category.The sound power of the sources in a given direction are then used to calculate levels at any given receiver using a ray based propagation model developed in WP3 of Harmonoise.The road surface acoustic impedance is included in the propagation model.A road segment will be composed of a series of point sources of different types depending on the percentage of vehicles of varies categories and their speed.All these sources are integrated to arrive at the final averaged Aweighted traffic noise level. CATEGORIES OF VEHICLESThe vehicles are divided into the categories shown in Table 1.It is likely that initially only the main categories will be used.Later, data on subcategories will become available.It can be seen that separate categories have been reserved for low noise vehicles and electric vehicles.It is to be expected that the proportion of these vehicles will grow over time and relevant data can be added.
PERCEPTUALLY MASKED AUDIO SUB-CHANNELS AND APPLICATIONS

BACKGROUND Component ReplacementThe possibility of using spectral component replacement as a method to transmit extra information was discussed by Ding 2 .However, more detailed investigation, practical experimentation and potential algorithms are required.Component replacement relies on the use of a psychoacoustic model to detect perceptually redundant spectral components on a frame by frame basis within the audio signal.These components can then be removed and replaced with information to form a subordinate channel.