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Il carcere e il suo doppio. Il sapere psichiatrico in carcere tra istanze terapeutiche e logiche di governo

This work takes steps from a circular by the prison administration, which has been sent to all prison directors some years ago. The letter clearly present a growing concern with prisoners described as “psychiatric”, who have been held responsible for several aggressions on prison staff or other inmates. In that circular the prison administration expressed the problem (growing presence of so-called “psychiatric prisoners”), framing it explicitly as a matter of order and security. In doing so, they argue that the healthcare service should collaborate strictly with the prison staff in order to guarantee security; and suggests that, when it is believed to be necessary, they should together “valorise the tools provided by the system” – that is, providing for the transfer of the prisoner to a psychiatric unit (specifying very emphatically that this should not be used as a disciplinary sanction).This research, thus, moves from a very explorative question: what is going on here? After some months of exploratory observation and interviews, some key points have been identified.The first aim of this study is to understand the features standing behind the “psychiatric issue” (or “new asylum”) narrative: this mean that we should try to understand the reasons why such a problem is being posed now, when it is very well known that psychological problems have been a major issue in prison since its very existence. Most of the staff explains it recalling the recent closure of Forensic Mental Hospitals (2015), adopting a narrative which is best described as the “new asylum thesis” (cfr. Ben Mosche, 2017). As it has been the case with the closure of the Asylums (began in 1978 but concluded in the mid 90’s), it is argued, many psychiatric patients are now “left to themselves” by the territorial psychiatric services, being taken in charge by the institution “who never says no”: the prison. I will try to look critically to such argument, trying to explain the phenomena in a more complex way. Secondly, the thesis aims to understand the ways in which the problem is being currently managed. This involves two related issues: 1) The ordinary collaboration between prison and medical staff in the pursuit of the institutional goals: in this sense it is important to notice how the symbolic and practical traits which are typical of the “prison cultures” (Vianello, 2018; Torrente, 2018) are interiorized and reproduced by the healthcare professionals working in prison. 2) The study of the extraordinary strategies of govern, which are implemented through the circulation of some “psychiatric prisoners” all around a complex and fragmented carceral-psychiatric archipelago. In this sense it will be possible to understand how the disabling effects of the prison become embodied in the prisoners themselves, being reproduced far behind the prison walls in an heterogeneous set of circumstances.
Endeavor: Getting to the New Normal: How XR Will Shape The Future of Work

We've endured a global pandemic that has forced us to look at how we do absolutely everything. We've learned quite a lot, but also realized that we will not be going back to the way things were. Beyond simply improving safety, remote work tools and productivity, and building socially-distanced workstations, we have a much bigger opportunity to leverage XR to create a better version of our lives as a whole. We could even model out this Brave New World in VR, then create it IRL. Now the question is, if you could create your perfect work/life balance, what would it look like? Let's write a new story.
2015 개정 중학교 영어 교과서의 문화 교육 양상 분석

This study probes how cultural contents are represented in middle school English textbooks based on the 2015 revised national curriculum. To this end, culture-related sections of 15 textbooks were analyzed in terms of five aspects: cultural subject matters, cultural types, backgrounds, activities for cultural learning, and language integration. The results reveal that the middle school textbooks deal with everyday life of various cultures, including tasks for introducing Korean culture. The three culture types are provided at a relatively balanced ratio, but as the grade goes up, the portion of spiritual culture increases whereas that of material culture decreases. As for cultural background, non-English cultures in the outer and expanding circle are the most frequently presented. In the analysis of cultural learning activities, searching and communication activities connected to speaking and writing have a large portion, but experiential activities are rare. 45.5% of cultural activities are presented in a single communication skill and 54.5% of them are integrated into two or more skills. Finally, based on the study results, some suggestions for effective culture education to attract students' spontaneous participation in middle school English classes are presented.
Protection of Signals in the Video Stream of a Mobile Robotic Group Agent

This article presents the results of a study on the current problem of creating new multi-agent robotic complexes with a protected network-centric control system. The main task of the work is to model and create algorithms for the processes of transmitting control signals and concealing them from third-party objects. The list of developments of interest also includes ways to investigate incidents in the implementation of these processes. The proposed approach for masking control signals makes it possible to transmit control signals between robots without revealing them, as well as the fact of their transmission. The paper describes the approach to hiding these signals in MJPEG frames of the video stream received through digital cameras installed on mobile robots. The achievements are based on the use of steganographic methods of data concealment, as well as the solutions proposed by the authors to minimize the consequences of distorting factors. Calculations and experiments have shown resistance to various attacks and high performance in signal transmission in the presence of distorting factors. At the same time, due to selected solutions, absolutely correct built-in data extraction is not a prerequisite for successful and efficient operation and interaction of robots. This approach could be useful for creation of secure mechanisms of data exchange between robotic agents in group systems.
EXACT SCALE INVARIANCE IN THE ERA OF THE BIG BANG BEGINNING AS A PROBLEM OF FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS

Based on the ideas of E. Harrison and Ya.B. Zel’dovich, a hypothesis is formulated on the exact scale symmetry of the Universe in the era of the Big Bang beginning and on the cause of the Big Bang as a spontaneous violation of exact scale invariance. It is argued that this concept of exact scale symmetry is a challenge to modern concepts of fundamental physics in the mathematical, physical, cosmological, quantum-mechanical and metaphysical aspects. Each of the aspects is analyzed.
Ancillary Functions for plot( )

There are functions in R that can be used to add to a plot once plot() has been run (or when plot() is run). Such functions can do things like add a regression line to a scatterplot or put text next to a point. In this chapter, those ancillary functions found in the graphics and stats packages are covered. The chapter is broken into four sections: the overall appearance, the functions assigning objects to locations, the functions that plot lines or line-like objects, and specialized functions.
TEACHING AND LEARNING WITH HUMANOID SOCIAL AND SERVICE ROBOTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION -LEARNINGS FROM SERVICE DESIGN AND IT FRAMEWORK USE CASE DEVELOPMENT MODULES

Information about the paper titled "TEACHING AND LEARNING WITH HUMANOID SOCIAL AND SERVICE ROBOTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION -LEARNINGS FROM SERVICE DESIGN AND IT FRAMEWORK USE CASE DEVELOPMENT MODULES" at IATED Digital Library
An Improved Split-Attention Architecture Based on Circle Loss for Person Re-Identification

Person re-identification aims to match pedestrian images across multiple surveillance camera views.It is still a challenging task due to the partial occlusion of pedestrian images, variations in the illumination of surveillance cameras, and similar appearances of pedestrians and so on.In order to improve the representation ability of pedestrian features extracted from the convolutional neural networks, in this paper, we proposed an improved split-attention architecture for person re-identification.Specifically, we first divide the feature map into two sub-groups and then split the features in each subgroup into three more fine-grained sub-feature maps.Moreover, in order to minimize the inter-class similarity and maximize the intra-class similarity, we use circle loss and identification loss to optimize our network together.Circle loss makes the similarity scores learn at different paces, which benefits deep feature learning.The circle loss not only makes the model have higher optimization flexibility but also makes the convergence target of the model more definite.Unlike many methods that use complex convolutional neural networks to represent pedestrian feature maps in a layer-wise manner, our proposed method improves the representation ability of pedestrian features at a more fine-grained level.We evaluated the performance of our proposed network on two large-scale person re-identification benchmark datasets Market-1501 and DukeMTMC-reID.Experimental results show that the proposed split-attention network outperforms the state-of-the-art methods on both datasets with only using pedestrian global features.
THE EFFECT OF SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY-BASED LEARNING ON THE SCIENTIFIC REASONING ABILITY AND ATTITUDES TOWARD SCIENCE

J. Lieskovský, V. ČavojováInstitute of Experimental Psychology, Centre of Social and Psychological Sciences SAS (SLOVAKIA)
Create an Information Exchange Platform for the Mandarin Library: The Management Strategy of E-paper of SLIS Program Leadership Team

In contrast with certain well developed areas in the world, the operating conditions of the senior high school libraries in the Chinese world still has much to improve. One of the feasible ways to strengthen cooperation is via digital networks, namely the e-papers, by incorporating both information and opinions marketplace. To enhance the cooperation functions among communities, resolve the insufficient professional knowledge among community operators issue, and improve overall service quality, the SLIS Program Leadership Team has issued an e-paper. Also, from the viewpoint of knowledge management, it has set up a homepage based community knowledge database for the e-paper. Furthermore, with a mutually-shared mind by initially providing it to the entire Chinese community for reference, with more and more library community members participate, consequently the goal is forming, that is, Make Chinese World the Exchange Platform. Finally, this report will cover four sections as: the e-paper’s media functions, problems faced in Taiwan, solutions and strategies based on the experience of Lo-tung Senior School, and suggestions for further studies.
How to improve the ability of listening and speaking skills in the course of communications by innovation technologies

The teacher in the modern environment is not only a source of the information and the academic facts - he helps students to understand process of training, helps to find the information necessary for them, whether it corresponds to the set requirements, and also to understand, how to use this information for the answer to the put questions and decisions of challenges. The teacher is compelled to raise regularly today the qualification in the field of innovational technologies of training.
Image Processing Techniques for identifying tumors in an MRI image

Medical Resonance Imaging or MRI is a medical image processing technique that used radio waves to scan the body. It is a tomographic imaging technique, principally used in the field of radiology. With the advantage of being a painless diagnostic procedure, MRI allows medical personnel to illustrate clear pictures of the anatomy and the physiological processes occurring in the body, thus allowing early detection and treatment of diseases. These images, combined with image processing techniques may be used in the detection of tumors, difficult to identify with the naked eye. This digital assignment surveys the different image processing techniques used in Automated Tumor Detection (ATD). This assignment initiates the discussion with a comparison of traditional techniques such as Morphological Tools (MT) and Region Growing Technique (RGT).
LibGuides: Online Databases and Electronic Resources: English

Find databases and other resources for researching that school project. Databases & Electronic Resources
Financial globalization, institutions and economic growth impact on financial sector development in fragile countries using GMM estimator

Purpose-The aim of the research is to predict the impact of financial globalization, institutional quality and economic growth on financial development in fragile economies.In this paper the panel data consists of Turkey, Brazil, India, South Africa, Indonesia, Argentina, Egypt, Pakistan's annual data from 1995-2017.Methodology -System GMM dynamic panel data approach has been applied to deal with simultaneity bias and endogeneity bias when the explanatory variable is correlated with the residual disturbance term.The System GMM estimator combines regression in differences with regression in levels to get rid of the individual specific effects and along with it any time invariant regressor.The models are estimated by using one step system GMM estimator in other words Arellano and Bover /Blundell and Bond System Generalized Moments Method.Findings-The results show that economic growth and financial development are positively related.Thanks to financial development interest rates can be determined by market conditions and financial intermediaries can minimize transaction costs and information acquisition costs can be minimized.Empirical findings suggest policy guidelines for developing financial sector by using economic growth as an economic instrument. Conclusion-The paper concludes that economic growth have significant impact on financial development so both financial institutions and financial markets development in fragile countries.For less developed countries, developments in institutions are likely to have far greater direct effects on growth than financial development itself.When the financial system is developed, Institutional improvements can also deliver more growth.Since global standards for institutions such as International Country Risk Guide, Global Government Indicators increase, it seems also developing ountries are aware of the importance of institutional quality on economic growth.The findings suggest that financial development is affected by economic growth, inflation and population in fragile countries.
Inequality and Gender Economic Inclusion: The Moderating Role of Financial Access in Sub-Saharan Africa

This study assesses how financial access can be used to modulate the effect of income inequality on gender economic inclusion. The focus is on 42 countries in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) for the period 2004-2014 and the empirical evidence is based on Generalised Method of Moments (GMM) and Fixed Effects (FE) regressions. Significant results are not apparent in the FE regressions. The following main findings are established from the GMM estimations. There is a negative net effect from the role of financial access in modulating the effect of the Palma ratio on female labour force participation while there is a positive net effect from the relevance of financial access in moderating the effect of the Gini coefficient on female unemployment. There are also net negative effects from the role of financial access in modulating the Gini coefficient and the Palma ratio for female employment. The unexpected findings are elucidated and implications are discussed in the light of challenges to Sustainable Development Goals in the sub-region. Inter alia: financial access is a necessary but not a sufficient moderator of income inequality for the enhancement of women’s participation in the formal economic sector.
The Effect of the Protean Career Orientation on the Work-Family Balance and Career Satisfaction of Married Female Workers - Moderated Mediating Effect of Mobile Devices Usage After Work -

In this study, the controlled mediating effects of work-family balance and mobile device use after work were verified in order to investigate the effect of married female workers' protean career orientation toward career satisfaction based on JD-R theory, WH-R model. Through this, we tried to grasp a single comprehensive model of controlled mediating effects rather than verifying simple mediating effect of work-family balance and simple manipulation effect of mobile device use after work. The results of a study on 278 married female employees who are engaged in domestic manufacturing and major service industries are as follows. First, the protean career orientation has a positive effect on the work-family balance and career satisfaction. Second, the moderated mediation effect on the use of mobile devices after work by work-family balance was proved in the protean career orientation and career satisfaction. Based on the results of this study, implications, limitations of the research and directions for future research were discussed.
The Heuristic Procedure for Resource Constrained Proposal Project Portfolio Problem

With regards to the various project to establish information system in the Korean software market, a company intending to win such project considers comprehensively the business detail, expected profits, and probability to win within available resources and comes to determine if to make an offer. Such judgement is one of the most important decision making affecting the overall business management like sales and revenue. Therefore, when the proposed project portfolio is defined as the composition of the project decided to be offered among the ordered projects, Cho, Yoon-Jae(2020) suggests a mathematical model of the problem of maximizing the sum of expected values in constituting the proposed project portfolio and an optimal solution accordingly.<BR> This paper assumes the concept of a project mode to be following: 1) the resources are limited, 2) a linear progression of the probability of the orders to be awarded as the duration of each activity increases, 3) the nature of the proposed project is reflected. Unlike previous studies, this research proposes a heuristic technique as a solution to the composition of the proposed project portfolio. The simulation in this study verifies the effectiveness and efficiency of the proposed algorithm as well.
SPECIALIZED AUTONOMOUS ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING THROUGH THE USE OF A VIRTUAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

Technological advances can not only help students improve their learning of foreign languages but also create new educational needs. As we know, the development of foreign language skills is a fundamental issue in young European workers and trainees’ mobility fluxes. In this paper, we will review some of the more useful modern language autonomous learning approaches devised to help students learn a foreign language by the use of new technologies and which have made the European Project COMALAT possible. Previously to that, we will focus our attention on describing the two methodologies that support this project: Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) which puts its emphasis on specific student-centred materials that allow students to work on their own and Mobile-Assisted Language Learning (MALL), a combination of both Mobile Learning (m-learning) and computer-assisted language learning (CALL), a methodological improvement that allows students access language learning materials anytime and at any location. Upon these two methodological foundations, the autonomous learning platform COMALAT was created, a Virtual Learning Environment that works on a flexible, web-based platform used with mobile devices and which is devised for foreign language autonomous learning skills. The system manages a language training platform adapted to the learners’ needs. This learning platform provides foreign language abilities and job-oriented counselling. It includes German, English and Spanish learning materials offered for free to all EU citizens as it is an Open Educational Resource (OER).
Improving Students Honesty Behavior Through English Subject

The aim of this study is to analyze the effectiveness of the role of English subject to implant and to improve students’ university behavior to be honest, do not cheat on the test, and do not corrupt on their daily life. Subject of this study is the first semester student of PGSD the academic year of 2019/2020 University of Buana Perjuangan Karawang. In order to reach the goal of this study the writer uses qualitative research method with descriptive qualitative approach. While, technique of data collecting is done by observing, field studying, interviewing and documenting. The result of this study is expected to be able to have a contribution and is useful for all related parties, especially university or college in order to build students’ behavior to be honest, do not cheat on the test and do not corrupt in their life
Generating simple directed random graphs with a given degree sequence with a fast algorithm.

We propose a near-linear complexity algorithm for generating simple directed random graphs with a given degree sequence and show that this algorithm provides a means of uniform sampling for large graphs. The algorithm is applicable when the maximum degree, $d_\text{max},$ is asymptotically dominated by $m^{1/4}$ with $m$ being the number of edges and admits an implementation with the expected running time of the order of $m d_\text{max}$.
Image feature point matching method based on improved BRISK

In order to improve the accuracy of the BRISK algorithm of feature point matching, an improved BRISK feature point matching method is proposed by combining the SIFT algorithm idea with high matching accuracy. Firstly, the Gaussian image pyramid is established, then the FAST algorithm is used to detect the feature points of each image layer in the image pyramid, and the intensity centroid method is used to determine the direction of the feature points, so the feature points obtained have scale information and direction information. Then, using the BRISK descriptor to describe the feature points, using the Hamming distance to measure the similarity of the feature descriptors, and calculating the matching accuracy and matching time. The experimental results show that the accuracy of the method proposed in this paper is higher than that of the BRISK algorithm and the time is better than that of the SIFT algorithm and the BRISK algorithm.
Fuzzy String Matching Using a Prefix Table

The string matching problem (that is, the problem of finding all occurrences of a pattern in the text) is one of the well-known problems in symbolic computations with applications in many areas of artificial intelligence. The most famous algorithms for solving it are the finite state machine method and the Knuth-Morris-Pratt algorithm (KMP). In this paper, we consider the problem of finding all occurrences of a fuzzy pattern in the text. Such a pattern is defined as a sequence of fuzzy properties of text characters. To construct a solution to this problem, we introduce a two-dimensional prefix table, which is a generalization of the one-dimensional prefix array used in the KMP algorithm.