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A relaxation approach for hybrid multi-objective optimal control : application to multiple debris removal missions

This paper presents a novel approach to the solution of multi-phase multi-objective hybrid optimal control problems. The proposed solution strategy extends previous work which integrated the Direct Finite Elements Transcription (DFET) method to transcribe dynamics and objectives, with a memetic strategy called Multi Agent Collaborative Search (MACS). The problem is reformulated as two non-linear programming problems: a bi-level and a single level one. In the bi-level formulation the outer level, handled by MACS, generates trial control vectors that are then passed to the inner level, which enforces the feasibility of the solution. Feasible control vectors are then returned to the outer level to evaluate the corresponding objective functions. The single level formulation is also run periodically to ensure local convergence to the Pareto front. In order to treat mixed integer problems, the heuristics of MACS have been modified in order to preserve the discrete nature of integer variables. For the single level refinement and the inner level of the bi-level approach, discrete variables are relaxed and treated as continuous. Once a solution to the relaxed problem has been found, a smooth constraint is added to systematically force the relaxed variables to assume integer values. The approach is first tested on a simple motorised travelling salesmen problem and then applied to the mission design of a multiple debris removal mission.
Penggunaan metode L-moment dalam pemodelan hujan harian maksimum Kota Makassar

Evaluation of maximum rainfall events is important in the management and planning of water sources which, among others, aim to design a drainage system and abundant water storage. This evaluation can be done through estimation of design rainfall. This rain design is very dependent on the type of distribution of opportunities for rain. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to identify the maximum distribution of rainfall opportunities in the city of Makassar using the L-Moment method. This method provides information about the size of the location, size of the spread, skewness and kurtosis of the distribution of probability data samples. The data used in this study is the annual maximum daily rainfall data of the Paotere Maritime Meteorology rain station in Makassar in the period 1985-2017. This station is selected based on the completeness and length of the data. Based on the good of fit distribution model, it was found that rainfall at the Paotere Maritime Meteorological Station followed the distribution of Generalized Logistics. The results of this study can then be used to estimate design rainfall
중국인 한국어 학습자를 위한 다의어 교육 연구 - 동사를 중심으로 -

Up to now, most of the researches on Korean pedagogy to Chinese learners focus on grammar, while vocabulary pedagogy, as the most foundamental part of foreign language teaching, has been neglected. This paper focuses on Polysemous verbs, and tries to find a more effective way to teach polysemous words by analyzing the problems existing in the learning process of Chinese students. The conclusions are drawn as follows. Fisrt, the learning strategy employed by Chinses learners is mainly rote learning instead of specific and effective learning methods. Students lack conceptual knowledge of polysemous words, thus do not have corresponding semantic networks. To solve the problem, methods should be employed to guide students to construct the semantic networks of the polysemous words based on the basic and prototypical words. Second, pedagogical methods should include semantic network construction, reference from the context, cohesive ties practic and interest oriented activities; the syllabus should, based on the real situation, set appropriate domains of the polysemous words semantic networks, and adopt effective pedagogical ways.
ICANN Registrar Interfaces

This document describes the interfaces provided by ICANN to Registrarsand Data Escrow Agents in order to fulfill the data escrowrequirements of the Registrar Accreditation Agreement and theRegistrar Data Escrow Specifications.
Scenarios and Requirements for Layer 2 Autonomic Control Planes

This document discusses scenarios and requirements for AutonomicControl Planes (ACPs) constructed and secured at Layer 2. These wouldbe alternatives to an ACP constructed and secured at the networklayer. A secure ACP is required as the substrate for the GenericAutonomic Signaling Protocol (GRASP) used by Autonomic Service Agents.
PROJECT ACTIVITY AS A COMPONENT OF EXTRA-CURRICULAR EDUCATIONAL WORK OF STUDENTS OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

The article highlights the main aspects of the project activity of students of vocational education institutions as part of the system of extra-curricular educational work in a vocational school. The content and main components of extra-curricular educational work in the institution of vocational education are substantiated and features of realization of extra-curricular stages of the project are considered.
Evaluation of coursework information access and sharing on smart devices by postgraduate students

Background: There is a growing trend for students to use their smart devices to share coursework information and access social media platforms. Although smart devices have been in existence and used by the students for several years, very little has been documented on the coursework information accessed and shared on smart devices. Objectives: The study focused on investigating academic activities in terms of students’ coursework information accessing and sharing, which include the type of information they use their smart devices for and the frequency of using their smart devices to access coursework information and sources of information. The study also identified challenges that students come across while accessing and sharing coursework information. Method: The mixed-method sequential research approach was used to collect data using questionnaires and interviews. The quantitative phase involved the collection and analysis of data using questionnaires. Questionnaires were sent online to the entire population of 255 students who had completed their workshops and were not on campus any more, as well as a paper format questionnaire that was handed out to the 60 MCom first-year students who were still attending their workshops on campus. A total of 315 questionnaires were sent to the students. There were 61 online questionnaires and 51 paper questionnaires returned. Therefore, a total of 112 questionnaires were returned. The qualitative phase involved the collection and analysis of data using interviews with 10 participants. Results: The results revealed that students used their smart devices for accessing and sharing coursework activities such as announcements, handouts, lecture notes and articles. Bibliographic references, group discussion notes, online articles and book lists were accessed and shared frequently by participants. Students used their smart devices frequently to access sources of information such as Blackboard, academic databases and Google Scholar. Conclusion: The implications and contributions of the study are that although students use their smart devices regularly, there is a need for institutions to understand the type of information that is gathered and shared using smart devices. As students also access social media platforms they need to understand the implications of relevant policies.
Reference Interaction Model for Challenge-Response-based Remote Attestation

This document defines an interaction model for a basic remoteattestation procedure. Additionally, the required information elementsare illustrated.
The Role of “Eyes of Others” in Security Violation Prevention: Measures and Constructs

Security research recognizes the effect of "being seen" in reducing the likelihood of security violations in the workplace.This has typically been construed in the context of formal monitoring processes by employers, but there is an emerging notion that workers care about what their workplace colleagues think of them and their activities.We leverage this idea of the "Eyes of Others" in motivating pro-security behaviors to apply to security contexts.We find that, for a set of worker self-perceptions including Morality and Self-Consciousness, the likelihood of engaging in mundane workplace security violations is impacted by the knowledge that coworkers are watching.This has important implications for novel expansions of deterrence research in IS Security, going forward.
Approach to terrain pretreatment for the Yazidang reservoir based on image processing

The terrain pretreatment based on image processing in the Yazidang reservoir is presented. The image processing is based on the image stitching and the image edge detection. The SURF algorithm is used to extract feature points of reservoir partial images. To match feature points and stitch reservoir partial images, the wide view reservoir image is stitching using KD-tree algorithm and linear gradient fusion algorithm. The improved mathematical morphology is adopted, and five different shapes and four different scales of structural elements are implemented to obtain precise bank edge of reservoir image. The *.dxf file is obtained by using CAD software to depict reservoir shore contours. It transforms *.dxf into *.kml to extract latitude and longitude information of reservoir bank edge. The satisfied mesh effect is generated by using the Delaunay triangulation algorithm. The result shows that accurate and detailed reservoir terrain can be obtained using the image processing method and the GE software, which provides a prerequisite for the numerical simulation of sedimentation in the Yazidang reservoir.
CHARACTERISTICS OF COGNITION OF ADOLESCENTS WITH DIFFERENT SIGNS OF GIFTEDNESS IN THE VISUAL ARTS

Introduction. Insufficient attention is paid to the study of the peculiarities of cognitive processes, individual strategies and methods of cognitive activity. The article presents the problem of correlation between the characteristics of the motivational and operational components of the cognitive sphere highlighting the aptitude for fine arts. The purpose of the article is to reveal the qualitatively singular manifestations of giftedness in the cognitive sphere of adolescents who possess quite definite signs of penchant for arts. Theoretical analysis revealed the characteristics of the cognitive sphere which can be associated with artistic giftedness: cognitive activity, the ability to convey the idea, to build a composition, to analyze and synthesize, to possess a personal cognitive style. Materials and Methods. The features of creative activity are analyzed by the method of expert assessments. On the basis of expert estimates, groups of adolescents with different degrees of manifestation of giftedness in the sphere of visual arts were identified. Comparative analysis revealed significant differences in the characteristics of the cognitive sphere. Results. А tendency in the development of various ways of implementing creative efforts was revealed: from structuring separate details to building expressive compositional complexes. The authors managed to demonstrate a correlation between the level of giftedness and cognitive activity, the sense of symmetry, the maturity of cognitive styles, the ability to operate abstract symbols, the originality of artistic items. Qualitative changes in visual-figurative and abstract-symbolic thinking are noted. &nbsp;Conclusions. Actualization and support of a gifted child,s cognitive activity in combination with the development of operational components in his cognitive sphere, in the process of psycho-pedagogical support, can help to reveal the potential of a teenager gifted in the sphere of visual arts
Delhi High Court rules on copyrightability of mechanical compilations: implications for Big Data?

Delhi High Court, Navigators Logistics Ltd v Kashif Qureshi & Ors CS, (COMM) 735/2016, 17 September 2018 In Navigators Logistics v Kashif Qureshi, the Delhi High Court held that no copyright can subsist in a compilation in the absence of authorship of a natural person and application of skill and judgment by such person in creating the compilation. In a jurisdiction that does not provide protection for non-original databases and weak remedies for breach of confidentiality, the judgment raises several questions on the future of IP protection of Big Data in India.
A Simple and Effective Combination of User-Based and Item-Based Recommendation Methods

User-based and item-based approaches have been developed as the solutions of the movie recommendation problem. However, the user-based approach is faced with the problem of sparsity, and the item-based approach is faced with the problem of not reflecting users’ preferences. In order to solve these problems, there is a research on the combination of the two methods using the concept of similarity. In reality, it is not free from the problem of sparsity, since it has a lot of parameters to be calculated. In this study, we propose a combining method that simplifies the combination equation of prior study. This method is relatively free from the problem of sparsity, since it has less parameters to be calculated. Thus, it can get more accurate results by reflecting the users rating to calculate the parameters. It is very fast to predict new movie ratings as well. In experiments for the proposed method, the initial error is large, but the performance gets quickly stabilized after. In addition, it showed about 6% lower average error rate than the existing method using similarity.
BPSec Interoperability Security Contexts

This document defines an integrity security context and aconfidentiality security context suitable for testing theinteroperability of Bundle Protocol Security (BPSec) implementations.
Characterizing large-scale quantum devices

Characterizing large-scale quantum devices is challenging because quantum noise processes are complex. We present a method for efficiently characterizing general operations in quantum devices with signal-to-noise ratios independent of the system size.
The State’s Role in Strategy of the Implementation of Higher Education’s Self-Governance in Vietnam

This scientific paper evaluates and classifies the current degree of self-governance of Vietnam higher education institutions as well as the State’s role (through policy system) in the implementation of the self-governance’s strategy of Vietnam (shown in 5 different levels: Very high, high, medium, low, very low).&#x0D; In this paper, we used some methods, such as specific research method of survey, international experience’ reference and refer to and survey the trends, the nature of the higher education self-governance in a number of universities around the world.&#x0D; The results of the paper show that the levels of the higher education’s self-governance are inversely proportional to the State intervention. That is, higher education institution is more in self-governance, then the State mainly performs the supervisory function; the higher education institution is less in self-governance, then the State mainly performs a control function.&#x0D; Besides, Vietnam higher education institutions are considered by the most of the respondents to be average, low and low and very low levels in their self-governance; especially in the financial realm in which including the right to pay for the lecturers by agreement, tuition, material infrastructure and financial expenditure. That is, most of Vietnam higher education institutions do not have much self-governance, it is synonymous with that the State’s control role is still very large, while its supervision’s role is limited. The opinions of the respondents also showed that the function of State management was not changed or changed slowly compared with the development trend of the higher education system.&#x0D; Based on the above-mentioned assessment of the State’s role, the authors recommend:&#x0D; &#x0D; For the State: To build a number of world-class universities in the Vietnamese conditions; To convert a management model from control’s model to monitoring one; To enhance the State management’s effectiveness and efficiency; To reduce the State’s intervention toward the universities.&#x0D; For the higher education institutions: Be active, be creative and to take the initiative; To determine and identify an opportunities and challenges in higher education’s self-governance; To train and foster the staff of lecturers; To reform goals &amp; targets, objectives, contents, methods and training’s programs; To increase a transparency and social accountability.&#x0D;
Don't judge a book by its title

The winner of the IPKat’s poll for Best Intellectual Property Book 2018 was Intellectual Property and the Judiciary. As a judge specializing (albeit not exclusively) in intellectual property (IP) law, the title certainly piqued my interest. It should be stated at the outset, however, that in my opinion the title is slightly misleading. A more accurate title would be ‘Intellectual Property and Courts and Tribunals’. The distinction perhaps is a subtle one, but nevertheless a real one. The primary focus of the volume is upon the contribution of various courts and tribunals to IP law, although the choice of courts and tribunals is oddly selective—for example, it does not include any of the national courts that currently decide IP cases in Europe. While a few of the chapters do touch on the question of the judges who sit in the selected courts and tribunals, at least in the context of discussing court specialization, there is little discussion of such matters as who the judges are, what their qualifications are, what caseloads they have and what influence they exert on IP law in their respective jurisdictions. A theme that does surface, albeit not until page 178 (in the contribution by Vincent Cassiers and Alain Strowel) and only intermittently thereafter, is the extent to which IP law is judge-made law; but this important question is not systematically discussed, still less the desirability or otherwise of judges making IP law.
Survey on teaching experiences in cinematography

Abstract In a recent survey, 125 cinematographers were asked to describe their teaching experiences. This article summarises their responses to eight question modules. The top three teaching topics are lighting design, artistic use of the lens and picture composition for film and television cameras. From all actual technological developments, digital colour grading is seen as having the greatest impact on teaching cinematography, as well as on cinematography itself. While almost all teachers use digital cameras for their daily work, about 40% still also use traditional film in their courses. Even in the digital age, the traditional film helps draw the students’ attention away from technical options towards precision and accuracy in the actual recording of scenes.
Filtered n-grams

In this and the following chapters, we present two ideas related to the non-linear construction of n-grams. Recall that the non-linear construction consists in taking the elements which form n-grams in a different order than the surface (textual) representation, i.e., in a different way than words (lemmas, POS tags, etc.) appear in a text. Here we consider filtered n-grams, i.e., we filter the elements before we start construction of n-grams.
Transitivity of Transformation Matrices to Bridge Word Vector Spaces Over Time

We proposed a search method with a query by example in a known domain for information in an unknown domain. It seems natural the relation that “Pikachu in 2000s” which is similar to “Dumbo in 1980s.” Pikachu and Dumbo are the popular animation characters in these decades. For example, given three entities, such as Pikachu, 2000s and 1980s, we search Dumbo by the relation “Pikachu in 2000s as Dumbo in 1980s.” The proposed method is based on transformation matrices to bridge word vector spaces. Especially, we focus on transitive relations such as the relation that “Dumbo in 1980s” is similar to “Garfield in 1990s” and to “Pikachu in 2000s” to solve the problem. Experimental results show that the proposed method has some advantage when there are a little common words between source and target terms.
Forecasting and enhancing universities navigation outline procedure from web log data

Web mining (WM) is the programmed disclosure of client access design from web servers. Universities gather vast volumes of data in their day by day operations, produced naturally by web servers and gathered in server access logs. The research shows the forecasting and enhancing universities navigation from web log data (F&E-UN-WLD). In the primary stage, F&E-UN-WLD concentrates on isolating the potential clients in web log data (WLD). Trial comes about speak about methodology can enhance the quality of grouping for client route design in web utilisation mining frameworks. These outcomes can be utilised for foreseeing client's next solicitation in the tremendous web destinations.
A cognitive approach of collaborative requirements validation based on action theory

The requirements must be validated at an early stage of the analysis. The majority of existing approaches for validating requirements are used in a heterogeneous process, using a variety of techniques, relatively independent without any methodological or cognitive approach. In this work we present a cognitive approach based on action theory for collaborative requirements validation, through a set of steps that must increase the involvement of the client in this stage and to bring the customer mental model to the analyst one. A valid needs database is created, needs that remain invalid must be negotiated. At the end of this collaborative process, decisions will be made concerning who must participate during needs validation meetings with respect to the mental effort metric. This metric will classify according to the mental difficulty of execution of the prototype, the 'articulatory' and 'semantic' problems, and measure commitment and stakeholders motivation.
A New Approach towards Confusion Analysis of S-boxes using Truncated Differential Cryptanalysis

International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering (A UGC Approved and indexed with DOI, ICI and Approved, DPI Digital Library) is one of the leading and growing open access, peer-reviewed, monthly, and scientific research journal for scientists, engineers, research scholars, and academicians, which gains a foothold in Asia and opens to the world, aims to publish original, theoretical and practical advances in Computer Science,Information Technology, Engineering (Software, Mechanical, Civil, Electronics & Electrical), and all interdisciplinary streams of Computing Sciences. It intends to disseminate original, scientific, theoretical or applied research in the field of Computer Sciences and allied fields. It provides a platform for publishing results and research with a strong empirical component. It aims to bridge the significant gap between research and practice by promoting the publication of original, novel, industry-relevant research.