Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Classification at the Edge: Implementation and Performance Evaluation

Modern mobile computational hardware poses a threat to classic Cloud Computing technology. Each year mobile devices become more affordable and at the same time more powerful. Thus Edge Computing ─ a new paradigm to utilize those advantages was developed. Studies show that the most demanded nowadays is an intelligent image analysis. Edge Computing allows this task to be performed at the Edge, ensuring security, effective energy consumption, and realtime execution. This article discusses the classifier based camera resolution selection technique for adaptive distributed image stitching. Implementation on cloud and seamless migration to the edge using Docker containers are described. Performed laboratory experiments and their results confirm performance improvement when image stitching is implemented on the dedicated mobile hardware.
Reverse Proxy Comparison Analysis for Optimization of Web Server Services

Web is one technology that is currently widely used in various needs, both used for media campaigns, information systems, multimedia services, social networking and others. Web services provider server often encounter difficulties in servicing very high service requests from clients. The need for a solution in improving a web service, one of the right solutions is to add a reverse proxy to improve the performance of a web server by previously making a design and testing in implementing a reverse proxy. In its implementation, the system design and configuration process requires configuring a Squid application on a proxy server that acts as a web cache request coming from the client, then building multiple web servers located behind the proxy server where the site used in the web server is wordpress. By making a reverse proxy for web server this is expect to be a useful solution in optimizing the performance of a web server.
The Attitudes of Jordanian School Students towards Using YouTube as a Learning Tool

The present study aimed to identify the attitudes of Jordanian school students towards using YouTube as a tool for learning. A descriptive analytical approach is adopted. Questionnaire forms were distributed to 80 9th grade male students. They were selected from at Al-Jubiha Secondary School for Boys in Amman, Jordan. This study was conducted during the second semester of the academic year (2018-2019). All of the questionnaire forms were retrieved and considered valid for statistical analysis. The response rate is 100%. SPSS was used. It was found that YouTube is highly used by Jordanian school students. It was found that Jordanian school students have positive attitudes towards using YouTube as a tool for learning. It was found that respondents consider YouTube as an effective learning tool. It was found that YouTube improve students’ learning experiences and academic performance.
Method of abnormal flight data correction without trend items monitoring sequence and its application

Flight data can be divided into trend monitoring data and non-trend monitoring data according to trend components. The abnormal flight data with no trend item monitoring sequence affected the quality of flight data analysis. By introducing the interval of flight data interval, the isolated data cluster of flight data is established, sample cluster defined and Chebyshev inequality changed to Figure out the abnormal data, and the average value of the nearest normal data is used to make numerical correction. A modified example of the abnormal value of the fuel flow monitoring data of the Cessna172 aircraft verifies the effectiveness of the method, providing a reference for data-driven aviation safety risk management.
The Digital Transformation of the Classroom – the What, How, and Why in Austrian Secondary Colleges of Agriculture and Forestry

Throughout the education system, more and more classrooms are using digital technology. Although the idea of a digital or smart classroom has been around for years, electronic technology such as tablets, laptops, smartphones, and e-readers enable learning anytime and anywhere. They support all pupils in more easily reaching their full potential in college and further careers. This paper focuses on the evaluation of the digital transformation at secondary colleges for agriculture and forestry. Aiming to help colleges in their understanding of the digital transformation process, this paper discusses the what, how, and why of this transformation. Data from an online survey of 1,963 pupils has been analysed as a backdrop to the exploratory research in this paper. While digital transformation does not have a finish line, there are certain steps that drive a sustainable and smart transformation. There may even be benefit in having a framework for the digital transformation of colleges. Digital transformation in Austrian secondary colleges of agriculture and forestry should enable constant innovation and enhance teaching and learning. This notwithstanding, it must be supported by a combination of vision and leadership, process and methodology, culture and research, as well as by the technology itself.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
Use and Implementation of ICT's in Education of Indigenous Communities: A Matter of Human Rights

Education is a Human Right that is guaranteed by the Mexican Constitution, as well as protected by several international conventions and declarations that shall be complied by Mexico. This right is universal, and the State is required to grant all individuals education in a freely and obligatory manner. This education, in addition, must be sufficient and of quality. Despite this, there are several groups and communities that, because of their high degree of marginalization or cultural conditions, find themselves with very low educational indices. Such indigenous communities in Mexico, which, due to their economic situation, as well as linguistic and cultural barriers with the rest of the country, received limited education. Through this research, an analysis will be made of the Human Right that indigenous members have of receiving quality education, and how ICTs could be a solution for the reduction of the cultural gap, through inclusive education. For such purpose, this investigation will present the main problematic faced by indigenous communities in educational matters, as well as the way in which through the use of ICTs they could be reduced.
LibGuides: ALI Open Educational Resources: Resources for Librarians

A guide to Open Educational Resources provided by the Affordable Learning Committee of the Academic Libraries of Indiana (ALI)
중국 재외 동포 작가 아동 문학 텍스트에 나타난 어휘 사용 양상 분석

This study explored Korean language education by Koreans overseas from sociolinguistic and textual linguistic perspectives by analyzing the linguistic characteristics of children’s literature written by Chinese- Koreans in China, Japan, and Russia. Designed as a special subsidy project for national character publications by Yanbian People’s Publishing House, a representative overseas Chinese publishing house, the study was intended to extract linguistic aspects from 20 volumes of a Chinese-Korean picture book series published in 2017. The vocabulary dimensions were distinguished as follows: (1) vocabulary only in Chosun-eo; (2) vocabulary in North Korean, (3) vocabulary listed in standard Korean language dictionaries but not common in Korean daily life; (4) Chinese characters; and (5) vocabulary used in another linguistic register. The study identified some linguistic peculiarities of Korean children’s literature by Chinese-Koreans at the phenomenological level, and it established a basic research method to qualitatively analyze interpersonal interviews of Chinese-Korean generations. Despite its limitation of not achieving the status of a full sociolinguistic study, it should help to revitalize discussion of the issue.
An Investigation of Estimation Techniques for Information Technology Projects

One of the key activities for a project manager at the commencement of a new project is to develop an accurate realistic schedule. The development of an accurate schedule sets the project up for success and understanding what estimation techniques work, and more importantly the ones that don't work is key to setting the project up for success. This research reviews eight estimation techniques and provides a statistical insight into which of these techniques is perceived to work by project management practitioners.
Taxing Bitcoin and Blockchains—What the IRS Told Us (and What It Didn’t)

The IRS recently issued its second description of how it will treat Bitcoin and other blockchain assets. Some of its analysis leaves open questions that invite further consideration, and important issues remain unresolved. Moreover, because the popular Bitcoin blockchain uses a proof of work consensus procedure, issues relating to the alternative proof of stake procedure have been neglected.
Pattern Mining in Uncertain Tensors

Data mining is the art of extracting information from data and creating useful knowledge. Itemset mining, or pattern mining, is an important subfield that consists in finding relevant patterns in d ...
Study of inflamatory mediators in different mucopolyssacharidosis patients

El virus, además de provocar una pandemia, con centenares de miles de enfermos y con decenas de miles de fallecidos, ha tenido la capacidad («el poder») de romper las prácticas educativas estándar.Esto ha tenido, o puede tener, un beneficio: reconsiderar lo que es realmente importante y lo que no lo es tanto. Y eso tiene un gran valor para el docente y para el discente. Y también ha servido para reconocer y encontrar formas alternativas con las que se puede transmitir el saber. En definitiva, el profesor ha tenido la oportunidad de contribuir a crear un modelo educativo capaz de impulsar el desarrollo de nuevas formas y métodos de aprendizaje. Ciertas técnicas y recursos educativos han podido ser reconocidos como «presentes» o «ausentes» de nuestro sistema educativo.Esto implica que ciertos recursos han de estar presentes, o que es preciso optimizar los que ya están disponibles para enseñar, para aprender, o para evaluar. La tecnología permite facilitar el contacto «directo» entre profesor y alumno, entre profesores, y entre alumnos. Pero sobra decir que la tecnología ha de estar disponible.The virus, besides causing a pandemic, with hundreds of thousands ill, and with tens of thousands dead, has had the ability (‘the power’) to break standard education practices. This has had, or may have, one benefit: to reconsider that which is really important and that which is not so important. And this is of great value for the teacher and for the student. And it has also served to recognise and find alternative ways to transmit the knowledge.All things considered, the teacher has had the opportunity to contribute in creating an education model capable of boosting the development of new ways and methods of learning. Certain educational techniques and resources have been able to be recognised as ‘present’ or ‘absent’ in our education system.This implies that certain recourses have to be present, or that is required to optimise those that are available in order to teach, to learn, or to evaluate. Technology helps to provide ‘direct’ contact between teacher and student, between teachers and between students. But it goes without saying that the technology has to be available.
DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF TEACHER TALKS DURING ENGLISH CLASSES AT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL METHODIST BANDA ACEH

This research aimed at analyzing a spoken discourse produced by an English teacher at Senior High School Methodist Banda Aceh. The discourse analysis was done to identify the production of ideational function, interpersonal function, and textual function in the teacher talks produced by a teacher. The research method used in this study was discourse analysis which focuses on the spoken discourse to interpret deeper meaning of the spoken sentences. The respondent of this study was one English teacher at Senior High School Methodist Banda Aceh. The data collection was carried out through classroom observation and interview. The data were later analyzed by using three steps analysis. Before the process of data analysis, the data were transcribed. The results show that concerning ideational function, the teacher used mostly material process such as writing, answering, speaking, etc. Concerning interpersonal function, he mostly used declarative mood which is a mood of statement. Finally, the textual theme that he mostly used was unmarked theme, which means he frequently emphasized the subject of the sentence mostly on his students, not on adjuncts. In conclusion, the teacher used these functions to keep his students active during the teaching and learning process.
Competitive intelligence and the operation of smart library system in Nigeria

Smartness happens to be the order of the day in virtually everything that is done in present age and time. This work adapted the use of Smart Office framework to conceptualize Smart Library System (SLS). The work presented Competitive Intelligent (CI) as a concept that could help Libraries in attaining smartness in services and operations. The various principles of CI were looked into to buttress the position of the paper. The study posited that the adoption of the principles of CI in the operations of the library will eventually help libraries in operating a system that could be coined to be “Smart Library System”. The work modelled a SLS for Nigerian Libraries and the roles that are expected to be played by CI on the later (Nigerian Libraries) were enumerated. The work concluded that CI is a key player in the operation of a SLS and Nigerian libraries are imploring to adopt the principles of CI to be able to attain the level of smartness expected from modern day's libraries.
فعالية برنامج علاجي قائم على مهارات ما وراء الذاكرة وأثره على الذاكرة العاملة لدي المعسرين قرائيا

The Purpose Of This Study Is To Determine The Efficacy Of A Proposed Therapeutic Program Based On The Process Of Metamemory And To Study Its Effect On The Increase Of The Working Memory Activity Of Dyslexic Students. The Program Applies To A Sample Of Grade 5 Students With Reading Disabilities. To This End, The Researcher Has Designed A Program In Light Of The Theoretical Frameworks Of Working Memory And Previous Studies In This Field, Makes Students Aware Of How Working Memory Works, Teaches Them About Training Strategies And How They Work. Learns The Means To Choose The Strategy Best Suited To The Educational Situation. Keywords -  Metamemory, Working Memory, Dyslexia, Therapeutic Program, Efficiency.
Grant Proposal: Developing a Data Trust for Open Access Ebook Usage

Grant proposal narrative for a project to build a pilot data trust related to usage of open access (OA) monographs that will allow authors and institutions to analyze the data in a secured system. Includes appendices for principal related efforts, curriculum vitae for the principal investigators, descriptions for positions that will be hired with grant funds, budget information, and meeting agendas.
Development of an Ambient Health Monitoring System for a Self-Sufficient and Independent Life in Old Age

The demographic change leads to the collapse of the intergenerational contract. Moreover, in old age the health status is continuously descending, which leads to chronic diseases and finally to multi morbidity. For this purpose in this thesis, an unobtrusive “Ambient Health Monitoring System” concept was developed and realized. This system enables the user to measure physiological parameter unobtrusively. In order to investigate the success of the developed system of this thesis, user tests were performed.
Leveraging backtranslation to improve machine translation for Gaelic language

Irish and Scottish Gaelic are similar butdistinct languages from the Celtic language family. Both languages are underresourced in terms of machine translation (MT), with Irish being the better resourced. In this paper, we show how backtranslation can be used to harness the resources of these similar low-resourced languages and build a Scottish-Gaelic to English MT system with little or no highquality bilingual data.
Zero-Sum Games with Two Players

In this chapter we study an extension of the projected subgradient method for zero-sum games with two players under the presence of computational errors. We show that our algorithm generate a good approximate solution, if all the computational errors are bounded from above by a small positive constant.
Street View House Number Identification Based on Deep Learning

Abstract In this paper, the difficult problem of character recognition in natural scenes caused by many factors such as variability of light in the natural scene, background clutter and inaccurate viewing angle, and inconsistent resolution. Based on the deep learning framework PyTorch, a convolutional neural network is implemented. Based on the classic LeNet-5 network, the network optimizes the input layer to accept three-channel images, changes the pooling method to maximum pooling to simplify parameters, and the activation function is replaced by Rectified Linear Unit with faster convergence. The cross-entropy loss is used instead of the minimum mean square error to mitigate the slow learning. Furthermore, we also enroll the gradient descent optimization algorithm RMSprop and L2 regularization to improve the accuracy, speed up the convergence and suppress the over-fitting. The experiment results show that our model achieved an accuracy of 92.32% after training for 7h24min on the street view house number(SVHN) dataset, effectively improving the performance of LeNet-5.
Mobile Use Pattern of Agri-Graduates

Mobile phones play vital role in every one's life and students are not exceptional to it, as it is the most significant part of their life indeed. Now a days it has become a part and parcel and an important accessory across all the streams of students viz., Engineering, medical, agriculture etc., Younger generations are most attracted with the mobile phone and hence increased use may result in dependence. A study was carried out to understand the mobile use pattern of Agri graduates amongst the 100 Agri-graduates. This study revealed that, majority of the students (71%) using mobile handsets from 5 years, while Redmi, Samsung, Mi, Nokia, honor, One Plus, iPhone, vivo and Lenovo are the most preferred brands. Jio network is the mostly used (71%) network service provider preferred by the respondents. About, 90 per cent of the students possessed their phones from their parents while only a meagre (2%) section of the students got it from their friends as a gift. This study has indicated that, more than half of the students (52%) spent about, Rs.15200–23901 for mobile purchasing while only very few (2%) students spent about Rs.41, 303 to Rs.50, 000 for same. About 52 per cent of the students spent more than an hour time on the internet. Around, 66 per cent of the student's expressed that, browsing of useful information at any time possible is the reason for the mobile phones at their own convenience. About 59 per cent of them has never used their phones to generate self-employment. The usage of mobile phones will have an impact in the student's learning when used in a constructive way, but the excessive use of mobile phones should not lead to no kind of dependency of students on their phones. Hence, some interventions are required to motivate the youth against it.
In-service Teachers’ Recognition and Suggestions for Improving History Teacher Education in Korea

This study aims to investigate the problems and improvement of history teacher training programs from the point of view of in-service teachers. Based on the review of history education course syllabus of the 22 history teacher education institutes, the contents and activities, organized according to the educational goals of the instructors, turn out to have a considerable deviation.BR Most of all, the syllabus analysis of the course of “Materials and Methods in History Teaching” indicates that teacher educators strive to foster student teachers’ teaching professionalism. While lesson plans and micro-teaching have been emphasized, the developing process of educational goals to teaching and evaluation has not been coherent in teaching practice.BR As a result of a survey involving more than 300 in-service teachers from all over the country, the history teachers tend to solve most significant problems related to history teaching with their colleagues and/or personal trials. The ranking for history teaching theories shows salient difference in teacher education program and professional development. The rankings differed depending on the teacher
하워드 스나이더(Howard A. Snyder)의 선교적 교회와 돌봄 선교

The objective of this study is to examine Howard A. Snyder’s mission of a caring-driven church. The main topic of the missionary church by Howard is the church for economy, ecology, and community. Economy is extended to ecology, and ecology extended to community, resulting in a missionary church. The theological virtue of such a missionary church is the missio Dei, and its plan of action and energy is found in the Mission of Caring. Caring is viewed as the most important concept in practices such as nursing and medical treatment. The Mission of Caring can be practiced by anyone while nursing and medical treatment is done by professionals. In this regard, caring is the practice firstly done in the field of mission. The Mission of Caring should be extended as caring of people chosen by the missio Dei.
Have a System for Collecting, Sharing Member Stories

The Membership Management ReportVolume 16, Issue 3 p. 4-4 Focus on Members Have a System for Collecting, Sharing Member Stories Megan Venzin, Megan VenzinSearch for more papers by this author Megan Venzin, Megan VenzinSearch for more papers by this author First published: 31 January 2020 https://doi.org/10.1002/mmr.31419Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume16, Issue3March 2020Pages 4-4 RelatedInformation
Automation of teller/counter services in smart cities concept using universal digital devices

This paper considers, proposes and describes possibilities and methods of using digital electronic technologies for transformation of classical way of teller/counter services in cities and municipalities into modern automated and robotic digital teller/counter services. It is proposed that in the smart cities and municipalities concept for such services be used specially designed universal digital devices. Practical way of transformation in offering and organisation of teller/counter services in the smart city using specially designed digital devices is proposed and described in the paper. Proposed specially designed digital device for such application and way of its usage are also described. Advantages of using digital technologies and digital teller/counter services in comparison with classical way of teller/counter offering are given.
Scaling sets and generalized scaling sets on Cantor dyadic group

Scaling and generalized scaling sets determine wavelet sets and hence wavelets. In real case, wavelet sets were proved to be an important tool for the construction of MRA as well as non-MRA wavelets. However, any result related to scaling/generalized scaling sets is not available in case of locally compact abelian groups. This paper gives a characterization of scaling sets and its generalized version along with relevant examples in dual Cantor dyadic group [Formula: see text]. These results can further be generalized to arbitrary locally compact abelian groups.