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Fostering innovation in South Asia: Evidence from FMOLS and Causality analysis

Innovation is at the core of fourth industrial revolution which is already under way. Both Sustainable growth and development depend on technological innovation. Traditional economic models/theories are now undermined because of new technologies like AI, automation,3D printing, robotics etc. Lack of innovation creates major socio-economic problems such as inequality, unemployment, poverty and many more. Therefore, in this competitive world, a country needs innovative people with innovative ideas to go forward. The aim of this study is to explain and critically examine the determinants of technological innovation across 5 South Asian countries using yearly data for 1980-2015 period. This paper employs several econometric techniques such as Cross sectional dependence to see if shocks that occur in one country affect another, Panel unit root test to check the stationary of the data and Panel Cointegration test to check long run relationship among the variables. This study also applies Fully Modified OLS to estimate long run coefficients and Dumitrescu and Hurlin panel causality test (2012) to see the causality between the variables. The findings suggest that democracy and human capital are negatively related to innovation, contrary to popular belief. The analysis also reveals that trade openness positively and significantly affects innovation and there exists a nonlinear, in particular an inverted U shaped relationship between innovation and financial development in South Asia. Findings from the Causality test reveals that there is bidirectional causality between total patent application and trade openness and also between financial development and human capital. This study, therefore, has several policy implications for South Asian countries.
How to Prepare an API for Programming in Natural Language

Natural language interfaces are becoming more and more common but are extremely difficult to build, to maintain, and to port to new domains. NLCI, the Natural Language Command Interpreter, is an architecture for building and porting such interfaces quickly.NLCI accepts commands as plain English texts and translates the input sentences into sequences of API calls that implement the intended actions. At its core is an ontology that models the API that is to be used. Then a natural language understanding pipeline analyzes the English input and generates source code. The analyses are independent of a particular API; switchingto a different API only requires provision of a new ontology.In this demonstration we show how a developer can provide a natural language interface for his or her API by preparing an API ontology. We also show how NLCI analyzes the input text, how we evaluated its results, and how well it performs. As an example we use an API that steers a Lego EV3 robot.
Gerakan Literasi Sekolah Siswa Kelas Atas SD Negeri 03 Singopuran

This study aims to describe the strategies and programs and implementation of the GLS program, the impact of GLS, inhibiting and supporting factors and solutions. This study uses qualitative descriptive techniques of collecting data on observation, interviews, and document review. Data analysis uses milles and huberman models while, data validity test is done by source triangulation and technique triangulation. The results this study include the GLS strategy, a. namely providing a comfortable library, b. procuring a collection of books, c. requiring students, d. making wall magazines, e. parents facilitating books, f. participating in literacy. Management of the procurement, a. collections of library books, b. reflection, c, library visits, d, reading fondness, e, reading corners, f. authorship of school mading. The impact of GLS includes increased reading ability, GLS alignment with K-13, increased linguistics and character formation. Program supporting factors include obedience to the Republic of Indonesia's Ministry of Education and Culture Number 23 Year 2015, adequate physical facilities, collection of books, and reading corners, APBS, the presence of posters, mading, slogans supporting the school environment's literacy culture. GLS inhibiting factors, among others: Not teachers have accompanied when reading activities, the lack of containers and the introduction of literacy culture, limited time.
An exploratory study on high speed material sorting robot using proximity sensor

The programmed arranging framework has been accounted for to be unpredictable and a worldwide issue. This is a direct result of the failure of arranging machines to join adaptability in their plan idea. So as to enhance the profitability in assembling ventures, crude material arranging is a critical issue. In this work plan and examination of pick and spot robot has been proposed for material arranging. Three unique cases (I) Large (ii) Small and (iii) Heavy were broke down utilizing this manufactured robot. PC program was utilized for perform more tasks utilizing this robot. Without human Interface better mechanization is pertinent in the work region so as to build the efficiency and along these lines diminishing the expense of manufacturing. This robot has a human knowledge that can isolate the two unique items even without human.
Model Of Development The Musical Giftedness Of Schoolchildren In Computer Music Studio

Teaching children and teenagers in a computer music studio is a relatively new activity, the appearance of which is due to the wide spread of relevant artistic practice. And to make this training as effective as possible, aimed at the development of musical giftedness of schoolchildren, becomes an actual pedagogical task. The proposed model for solving this problem is based on the interaction of a number of pedagogical conditions arranged in a hierarchical structure. The key pedagogical condition is to stimulate students interest in music and computer creativity and attach them to this activity, developing their musicality on its basis. A number of pedagogical conditions are directly related to the above key condition (the priority of musical and creative activities in relation to the development of knowledge, skills and abilities; selection of appropriate software; reliance on high-quality musical material; a gradual increase of the pupil’s contribution into the musical entire in the process of interaction with computer programs). Other conditions have an indirect effect on the musical and computer creativity of schoolchildren (the competence of the teacher in this activity; the presence of this or that educational and methodological support and digital equipment). The model described in the article can serve as a basis for the wide distribution of music and computer creativity in general and additional education institutions.
A Comprehensive Model Driven ‘Secure Mobile Application for KFU Email System’ (SMAKE)

Nowadays, the development of innovative technology has emerged, particularly in mobile phones. People are often using smartphones daily in almost every aspect of their lives to use different applications and share various types of information quickly while moving anywhere. Mobile’s email applications are classified as one of the important applications to communicate ubiquitously since the use of email is considered as the best formal way for communication inside any organization. Due to this importance of e-mail and the daily needs of using it especially for faculty members and students, we propose to develop a mobile application for KFU E-Mail system with secure data transmission. The proposed application has encryption and decryption features to ensure security. As a result, the students and faculty members can communicate via the email application in a safer and more comfortable way.
A parallax-tolerant real-time video stitching method for 12Kⅹ2K ultrawide vision

Video stitching technology is widely used to generate Ultra Wide Vision (UWV) and 360VR. However, preserving spatial-temporal coherence and reducing parallax are still challenging problem. In order to increase stitching quality, we propose a parallax-tolerant real-time video stitching method for 12Kⅹ2K UWV. Our experimental results show that the proposed method reduces the parallax efficiently.
Research on Feature-Based Word Automatic Translation Technology in Japanese-Chinese Translation System

For the limitation of terms translation in Japanese-Chinese machine translation system of dictionaries, this paper studies the technology of Japanese-Chinese terms automatic translation. IPC classification information is added to the translation model as a domain information feature of terms, and as one of the features, it participates in the calculation of translation cost. Then, the relative conditional entropy information with word collocation information is taken as a feature and combined with other features to participate in the calculation of translation model, to enhance the distinction between the pros and cons of translation candidates. Finally, an automatic Japanese-Chinese terms translation system based on multi-features is realized. The experimental results show that the terms translation method based on multi-feature fusion is effective. The bilingual terms dictionary can be established with the help of this system, which improves the accuracy of Japanese-Chinese scientific and technological literature translation.
Students’ violation of cooperative principle in thesis exams

This study aims to find out and describe the maxim of conversation most violatedby students and the types of maxim violation in thesis exams. This is a kind ofdescriptive qualitative research. The data are utterances containing maximviolations by the students in thesis exams at the department of English education,Faculty of Education and Teacher Training, State Islamic University of RadenIntan Lampung in 2018/2019 academic year. The researcher used adocumentation method of the recordings of students’ thesis exams, and a notetakingtechniqueincollectingthedata.Theresultoftheresearchshowsthatamongthe13 utterances, quantity maxim was violated most with 5 utterances(38.46%), subsequently followed by relation maxim with 4 utterances (30.76%).Meanwhile both quality and manner maxims placed the third maxims most violatedbythestudents,eachwith2utterances(15.38%)respectively.Inaddition,maximsofquantity,quality,relation,andmannerareviolatedbythestudentsinthesisexams, namely quantity, quality, relation, and manner maxims. Theviolations are in the form of exaggerated information for quantity maxim, untrueinformation for quality maxim, irrelevant information for relation maxim, andconfusing information for manner maxim.
INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT SUBJECT: EDUCATION VERSUS INDUSTRY

Our education curriculum should be tailored to the industry practice and the need of the industry. Industry develop a system basically based on System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) that have 5 phases; Analysis, Design, Coding, Testing and Maintenance. As a necessary strategy, the industry applies the teamwork concept in order to make sure the big project can be done by the collaboration of many experts in that field. Nowadays, they also implement collaboration team which is the team member working virtually in different building and different location. In order to mimic the industry practice, as a requirement to pass Information System Development (ITS332) subject, students need to develop real life software. Sport Venue Booking System is the systems develop by Semester 4 Diploma in Computer Sciences students for ITS 332 subject. The objective of this research is to compare the software development in industry practice versus academic practice by using Sport Venue Booking System as a case study. The methodology used is through empirical study in industry practice versus the real experience of the supervisor that supervises the project. This research is important to make sure CS110 students can be survive in real working environment. Based on the result, there is some lack of the skillset necessary for the students to survive in IT world.
The Development of Musical Literacy of Students: World Experience and Prospects

А rticle analyzes the advanced methods and technologies for the development of musical literacy in primary school students. Methods of development of musical culture on representations of skilled teachers are interpreted.
APPLICATION OF E-TRANSPORT TROUGHT DESIGNING TIKETING INFORMATION SYSTEM USING DIAGRAM ACTIVITIES

E-Transport is a form of service / facility provided to the public in the field of transfer using electronic media. E-transport itself can be in the form of a guide to route use services on transportation, road monitoring services to transportation users in real time, services such as booking tickets for a transportation service provider, services such as gps guiding vehicles for travel and other security services. One of the services that is currently developing in the community is travel services, where travel services provide transportation services based on the destination location. In the city of Bandung itself travel services have been very much, but the problem that occurs is how to provide maximum service to the community, especially in booking tickets, not only fixated on the convenience of transportation services, but travel booking service services are also very important . Travel booking services should have been greatly paid attention to by travel service providers, so that people are accustomed to and believe in using travel services rather than having to use private vehicles so as to reduce the amount of transportation in the city of Bandung. So this research is based on improving the quality of service providers in the city of Bandung.
Digital Transformation a Panacea to Workforce Low Productivity

In this information age Africa specifically Nigeria face challenges which originate from insufficient digital technology infrastructure, down to lack of unskilled workers which affects the country’s economy.
Lesion Detection with Deep Aggregated 3D Contextual Feature and Auxiliary Information

Detecting different kinds of lesions in computed tomography (CT) scans at the same time is a difficult but important task for a computer-aided diagnosis (CADx) system. Compared to single-lesion detection methods, our lesion detection method considers additional intra-class differences. In this work, we present a CT image analysis framework for lesion detection. Our model is developed based on a dense region-based fully convolutional network (Dense R-FCN) model using 3D context and is equipped with a dense auxiliary loss (DAL) scheme for end-to-end learning. It fuses shallow, medium, and deep features to meet the needs of detecting lesions of various sizes. Owing to its fully-connected structure, it is called Dense R-FCN. Meanwhile, the DAL supervises the intermediate hidden layers in order to maximize the use of the shallow layer information, which benefits the detection results, especially for small lesions. Experiment results on the DeepLesion dataset corroborate the efficacy of our method.
Lower Bounds and Trade-offs in Proof Complexity

Propositional proof complexity is a field in theoretical computer science that analyses the resources needed to prove statements. In this thesis, we are concerned about the length of proofs and tra ...
A New Insight on the Mappings of Type-2 Fuzzy Logic Systems

In this paper, we provide a new insight on the mappings of Interval Type-2 (IT2) Fuzzy Logic Systems (FLSs) in comparison to its Type-1 (T1) counterparts. For the sake of simplicity, we focus on Single input IT2 (SIT2) FLSs that employ the Karnik Mendel (KM) or the Nie-Tan (NT) Centre of Sets Calculation Method (CSCM). Through theoretical investigations, it is shown that there does exist an equivalent SIT2-FLS representation with a Single input T1 (ST1) FLS that uses Rational Polynomial Functions (RBFs) in their rule consequents. It is concluded that SIT2-FLSs cannot be implemented with traditional ST1-FLSs. It is also revealed that the extra degree of freedom provided by IT2 fuzzy sets and CSCM results with RBFs that can generate much more complex mapping when compared to its T1 counterparts. It is also proven that SIT2-FLSs can be seen as adaptive ST1-FLSs that are tuned via a collection of ST1-FLSs. Thus, SIT2-FLSs have adaptive feature property that does not exists in ST1-FLSs. It is also shown that the SIT2-FLS employing the KM is more complex but also capable to accommodate a much wider range of mappings when compared its NT counterpart.
Development of Flight Control Automatic Detection System Based on Distributed System

This paper introduces a design of the test system for the automatic pilot which could test and adjust the whole performance. It adopts distributed control system. The upper computer can not only accomplish data processing, saving and fault diagnosis, but also monitor the operation of the lower computer. The lower computer adopts TMS320LF28335, which can collect the measured signals, send output ones from the test device and compare input and output data. The data between the upper and lower computer is exchanged through RS485 serial communication bus. It is proved that the system realizes the overall test of the aircraft autopilot and shows superior performance, which improves the level of the technical guarantee and working efficiency, shortens the maintenance time greatly.
INFLUENCE OF TEACHER CONTEXT, ON STUDENT ENGAGEMENT THROUGH SELF-SYSTEM PROCESSES

Many countries around the world including Indonesia face the problem of students dropping out of school. These students initially showed low learning involvement in school. Previous research on student engagement that emphasizes self, no one has thoroughly studied the aspects of self-system processes. Even if there is, the study examines the aspects of self-system processes individually. To fill this gap, researchers conducted a study of the effect of teacher context on student engagement through self-system processes. Self-system processes consist of sense of relatedness, sense of autonomy, and sense of competence. The research question is whether there is an influence of the teacher context on student engagement through self-system processes. The purpose of this research is to find out influence teachers' context on student engagement through self-system processes. The method used in this study is causal correlation. Using random sampling method, students were picked randomly from eight national high school in Bandung Indonesia, which totalled to 632 students. There are three scaled measuring instruments in this study: measuring instrment for teacher’s context, measuring instrument for self-system processes and measuring instrument for student engagement, all which were designed according to Connell’s theory. Data were analyzed using Partial Least Square (PLS) method. The result shows that national high school’s student engagement in Bandung Indonesia can be categorized as average. There is also influence from teacher’s context to student engagement through self-system processes.
A Study on the Pronunciation Errors of Korean Double-final Consonants by Vietnamese Learners

The purpose of this paper is to analyze error types of Vietnamese leaners’ mispronunciation of the Korean double-final consonants through the writing and speaking experiments. The outcome of the writing experiment showed that the error rate of the beginners group was 82%, the intermediate group 74% and the advanced group 62%. On the other hand, in the speaking experiment, the error rate of the beginners group was 65%, the intermediate group 56% and the advanced group 36%. Both in the writing and speaking experiments, high rate of errors mainly came out with the words for which the latter one between the two of the double-final consonants was pronounced. That is because Vietnamese learners tend to pronounce only the former consonant when they pronounce words of double-final consonants. It would greatly help them learn correct double-final consonants system and final consonants pronunciation that the teachers of the Korean language understand the error types of Vietnamese learners in double-final consonants pronunciation and give them systematic and continuous education of double-final consonants pronunciation.
Opportunities of China’s Robo-advisor in the Context of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data

The development of artificial intelligence and big data technology has spawned the emergence of robo-advisor. Although prospect of robo-advisor is...
Developing Teaching Competency Through Micro Teaching Approach

The standard of education of a country largely depends on the quality and competence of the teachers of that country and this quality and competence of the teachers depends on the teacher education programme. Thus to make significant development of a nation, we have to look towards the teachers. The teacher needs to be conceived as a ‘change agent’ for which they may be well acquainted and informed about day to day development because efficiency of an educational system is primarily determined by the efficiency of teachers. The Education Commission (1964–66) have pointed out that, “off all the different factors which influence the quality of education and its contribution to national development, the quality, competence and character of teachers are undoubtedly the most significant.” To prepare an efficient teacher is a challenging task today. Previously, it was thought that teacher are born not made but now recent researches in this field proved that efficient and competent teachers can be produced by modifying their behaviour. The purpose of the teacher education programmes is to prepare effective and competent teachers. The success of any educational reform depends on the quality of teacher, which in turn depends to a large extent on the quality of the teacher education programme. The success of teacher education programme depends on developing a skill to identify different teaching objectives, attitude and patterns of teaching behavior among the college students, who have been preparing to enter the teaching profession. The success also depends on enabling the student teacher to perform certain teaching behavior patterns, string them together into strategies of classroom instruction and carry them out to compare different patterns of his own teaching behavior and different strategies of teaching in terms of its consequences.
Wireless Text Entry and Mouse System for the Handicapped

Text entry system can be found commonly in modern computer and mobile devices such as smartphone and tablet. However, most of these systems are not easily operable by the handicapped; the system either has small area size of each key or requires major hand movement, such as in the case of the common "QWERTY" keyboard that contains over a hundred keys. All of these present systems are less than ideal for the handicapped to use as input device. In this paper, a new wireless text entry system is proposed to help the handicapped people to input text efficiently with minimum hand movement. From the design of the prototype, it is smaller than the traditional keyboard, portable, lightweight, user friendly, and long operating hours with built-in mouse function. Practically, it is tested and proven that only one hand is needed to hold the equipment and one finger to interact as well as to input the text. The algorithm used is: Press-Drag-Release algorithm, namely the user just need to presses on the infrared board, followed by finger dragging around the board for letter selection, and lastly, releasing of finger for input the letter. From the result of experiments, the proposed system was tested and proven portable (7.5cm × 5.5cm × 5.5cm), lightweight (100 grams excluding battery), user-friendly with many built-in functions (Esc, Copy, Cut, Paste, Ctrl-A, and Mouse), and long operating hours (29.4 hours operating time with 10,000 mAH battery). For Words Per Minute (WPM), the experiment shows that it can achieve as high as 5 to 10 WPM depends on the skillfulness of the user.