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Examination of Population Information System as the E-Government Development in Regency

The government established policies regarding population administration based on Law No. 23 of 2006 concerning Population Administration. To implement registration in the field of civil registration, the government launched a population administration information system (Bahasa: Sistem Informasi Administrasi Kependudukan (SIAK)) to obtain and manage easily the population data. Thus, it needed a study to identify potential problems that arised from the provisions in the registration of SIAK-based civil registration that aims to facilitate the community in making SIAK and early identification of problems in the process of population registration in the field of civil registration such in Tanggamus Regency, there were still many problems in the field of civil registration. From this problem, the writer conducted research regarding how the rules to make SIAK so that e-government is served in the field of civil registration, and how the process of population registration in the field of civil registration and what were the obstacles encountered in the implementation and how to overcome it, while the data analysis was done qualitatively. Based on research data conducted in the Tanggamus Regency Government, the results obtained were that SIAK Regulations in Tanggamus Regency regulated in local regulation No.12 of 2008 concerning the Implementation of Population Administration which is adjusted in Constitution No.23 of 2006 concerning Administration, although in implementation regulations issued were still experiencing problems. However, these obstacles were overcome by efforts such as social approaches and improving services to the people of Tanggamus Regency.
Pengaruh Jenis Kelamin Dan Lingkungan Sosial Terhadap Kompetensi Profesional Peserta Didik Pada Bank Mini di SMK Negeri 1 Sukoharjo

The purpose of this study was to determine: (1) the effect of gender on professional competency learners in mini bank. (2) the effect of social environment on professional competency learners in mini bank. (3) the effect of gender and social environment on professional competency learners in mini bank. This type of research is quantitative associative and this research is experimental using a type of survey design. Survey design is a study that takes a sample and population using a questionnaire or questionnaire as a primary data collection tool. The population in this research were students of accounting class XI SMK N 1 Sukoharjo which based on the data obtained amounted to 108 rounded up to 110 students with an error rate of 5%, according to Isaac and Michael tabel the sample taken was 84 students. Based on the results of data analysis, the multiple regression equation shows Y=10,755 + 0,239X1 + 0,742X2. The equation shows that professional competency students affected by gender and a social environment. The conclusions drawn are: 1) the gender not affects of professional competency students in the mini bank. It is based on multiple regression analysis (t test) it is known that tcount=0,121<ttable =1,99 with a relative contribution of 0,19% and an effective contribution of 0,12%. 2) social environment affects of professional competency students in the mini bank. It is based on the multiple regression analysis (t test) it is known that tcount= 11,280<ttable =1,99 with a relative contribution of 99,81% and an effective contribution of 61,78%. 3) the gender and social environment affects of professional competency students in the mini bank. It is based on the analysis of multiple linear regression variants (F test) it is known that the value of Fcount ˃ F table is 65,815 ˃ 3.96. The coefficient of determination (R¬2) was 61,9% and the remaining 31,8% was influenced by other variables.
Linear complexity and autocorrelation of a new class of binary generalized cyclotomic sequences of order two and length pqr

Cyclotomic sequences have good cryptographic pro- perties and are closely related to difference sets.This paper proposes a new class of binary generalized cyclotomic sequences of order two and length pqr.Its linear complexity, minimal polynomial, and autocorrelation are investigated.The results show that these sequences have a large linear complexity when 2 ∈ D 1 , which means they can resist the Berlekamp-Massey attack.Furthermore, the autocorrelation values are close to 0 with a probability of approximately 1 -1/r.Therefore, when r is a big prime, the new sequence has a good autocorrelation.
A New Algorithm for Mining Recurrent Rules from a Sequence Database

Mining software specifications is an important research topic, since a software specification is essential for program testing and verification to ensure the correctness of a software. Lo et at. proposed a software specification miner, called BOB, which finds recurrent rules from a sequence database. A recurrent rule has a suitable property to represent temporal notions such as “eventuality” and “regularity” (i.e., always). In BOB, the mining task is realized, among others, by two steps: first generating rule pre/post-conditions and then forming rules by pairing them. This paper proposes a new method, Interleaved Bidirectional Recurrent Rule Miner (iBiRM for short); the idea of the iBiRM algorithm is to interleave the two steps so that intermediate data in the preceding algorithm can be eliminated. It also incorporates a new support counting method tailored to recurrent rule mining to reduce the number of scanning a given database. We also give experimental results, which show that our algorithm improves on the previous approach.
Strategic Way to Count the Number of People in a Room Using Multiple Kinect Cameras

This paper proposes a system in which we use multiple Kinect cameras placed in very strategic positions to accurately detect the presence of the number of human beings present in a room and also keep a count of the number entering and leaving the room. Banking physical security and enterprise data centre security are some of the areas where such technologies can effectively make a difference in terms of physical security practices and attendance.
On Coresets for Logistic Regression.

Coresets are one of the central methods to facilitate the analysis of large data. We continue a recent line of research applying the theory of coresets to logistic regression. First, we show the negative result that no strongly sublinear sized coresets exist for logistic regression. To deal with intractable worst-case instances we introduce a complexity measure $\mu(X)$, which quantifies the hardness of compressing a data set for logistic regression. $\mu(X)$ has an intuitive statistical interpretation that may be of independent interest. For data sets with bounded $\mu(X)$-complexity, we show that a novel sensitivity sampling scheme produces the first provably sublinear $(1\pm\eps)$-coreset. We illustrate the performance of our method by comparing to uniform sampling as well as to state of the art methods in the area. The experiments are conducted on real world benchmark data for logistic regression.
RANCANGAN SISTEM PENJAMINAN MUTU DENGAN PENGENDALIAN INTERNAL BERBASIS COSO

COSO-based internal control can be integrated if all units have implemented it, but until now all STAIAH units have not implemented and do not have such a control system so the problem raised in this study is how to design an internal control system based on COSO. by using primary data. The analytical method used is descriptive, where the researcher will explain all the components of COSO which consist of the control environment, risk assessment, control activities, information and communication, and monitoring that are adjusted to the characteristics of the discussion within the scope of auditing and Management Control Systems. The results of this study are the COSO-based internal control system design for the Islamic Education Management study program where each component of COSO presents a set of controls that must be the attention of the leadership to be relevant to the vision and mission set by the study program. With the implementation of COSO, STAIAH especially in the Islamic Education Management study program can easily carry out control, so that it can implement the tridharma of higher education in accordance with what is stipulated by the government.
Semi-automatic detection of hepatic tumor in computed tomography images

Abstract In this work, the main purpose is develop a computational segmentation strategy for liver tumor semiautomatic detection. This strategy considers three-dimensional computed tomography images and it consists of techniques application that, on the one hand, diminish the noise and detect the edges of the objects present in those images and, on the other hand, generate the liver tumor morphology. For this, the sequence of techniques composed of gaussian smoothing, gradient magnitude, median filter, region growing and binary morphological dilation are used. The value obtained, for the metric called Dice score, show a good correlation between manual segmentation, performed by a hepatologist, and the tumor segmentation obtained using the proposed technique. This type of segmentation is the extreme utility for the characterization of hepatic tumors and the planning of the clinical behavior to be followed in the treatment of this human liver disease.
Flip the Flipped Classroom: Experiential Reason and New Technologies in Adults’ Education

Flipped classroom is not a recent pedagogical idea but it flourished with the emergence of new technologies in education. This method is applied approximately the same way at all levels of education. The idea is simple: students learn the theory of the course by using distant learning and they apply afterwards, this theory during in class exercises and group work. However, this method remains, in our opinion, very didactic. How can we adapt the flipped classroom in the field of adult’s education? This article proposes to contribute on the field of research on alternative learning. To do so, we use as theoretical framework the researches on the experiential reason and the semiosis of Peirce. After a look to the characteristics of the flipped classroom, we analyze the pragmatism of the three reasons so that we can conclude with a systemic proposition of the flipped classroom in the adult’s education context.
Approximating the Orthogonality Dimension of Graphs and Hypergraphs

A $t$-dimensional orthogonal representation of a hypergraph is an assignment of nonzero vectors in $\mathbb{R}^t$ to its vertices, such that every hyperedge contains two vertices whose vectors are orthogonal. The orthogonality dimension of a hypergraph $H$, denoted by $\overline{\xi}(H)$, is the smallest integer $t$ for which there exists a $t$-dimensional orthogonal representation of $H$. In this paper we study computational aspects of the orthogonality dimension of graphs and hypergraphs. We prove that for every $k \geq 4$, it is $\mathsf{NP}$-hard (resp. quasi-$\mathsf{NP}$-hard) to distinguish $n$-vertex $k$-uniform hypergraphs $H$ with $\overline{\xi}(H) \leq 2$ from those satisfying $\overline{\xi}(H) \geq \Omega(\log^\delta n)$ for some constant $\delta>0$ (resp. $\overline{\xi}(H) \geq \Omega(\log^{1-o(1)} n)$). For graphs, we relate the $\mathsf{NP}$-hardness of approximating the orthogonality dimension to a variant of a long-standing conjecture of Stahl. We also consider the algorithmic problem in which given a graph $G$ with $\overline{\xi}(G) \leq 3$ the goal is to find an orthogonal representation of $G$ of as low dimension as possible, and provide a polynomial time approximation algorithm based on semidefinite programming.
THE APPLICATION OF ENGLISH IN FOREIGN TOURIST SERVICES AT ACEH TSUNAMI MUSEUM

After the Tsunami disaster in 2004in Aceh, it provided a great opportunity for the province to be known to the world. Tourism has become one of the sectors that is growing and in demand by foreigners. The tourism object of Aceh Tsunami Museum Aceh is proven to be able to attract a number of tourists which has increased significantly from year to year. One of the supports of the success of tourism is the role of capable and reliable guides in the service sector. Especially thatguides who use English to interact with foreign tourists. Seeing the important the role of English for the advancement of tourism, this research needs to be carried out with the aim of analyzing the understanding and quality of guides to the English language used in their field of work, as well as analyzing the obstacles found in the field in terms of communicating with English. The research subjects were guides and the head of guides at the Aceh Tsunami Museum. This study used qualitative research with a descriptive research design. The data collection techniques used areobservation, documentation, and interview. The results showed that the application and quality of guides to English language skills when guiding foreign tourists was quite good. Some of the obstacles faced by guides in implementing English when communicating with foreign tourists are different pronunciations and accents, unstructured training, and guides do not guide regularly. Keywords: English, Guides, Aceh Tsunami Museum
Valoración del profesorado de física hacia las Clases Interactivas Demostrativas

espanolLas actividades experimentales son esenciales en la ensenanza de la fisica para lograr un aprendizaje conceptual profundo, sin embargo, en el contexto latinoamericano existen carencias de equipamiento y formacion para realizar actividades experimentales en las salas de clase, por lo que se requiere de estrategias de ensenanza que permitan enfrentar esta situacion. Una de ellas son las denominadas Clases Interactivas Demostrativas. En este articulo se presentan los resultados de la valoracion de esta estrategia realizada por 134 docentes de fisica y ciencias de educacion secundaria, en servicio, que asistieron a un taller tecnologico de ciencias experimentales con el objetivo de incorporar nuevas actividades experimentales en la ensenanza de la fisica utilizando dispositivos moviles y herramientas TIC. Al situarse desde el rol del estudiante el profesorado pudo valorar la utilidad de las Clases Interactivas Demostrativas, en las que la prediccion tiene un rol central para el aprendizaje de la fisica, asi como las posibilidades de implementacion en su contexto. Se discuten alcances y limitaciones de los hallazgos. EnglishExperimental activities are essential in the teaching of physics to achieve deeper conceptual learning, however, in the Latin American context there is a lack of equipment and training to conduct experimental activities in the classroom, so teaching strategies are required that allow facing this situation. One of them is the so-called Interactive Lecture Demonstration. This article presents the results of the valuation of this strategy carried out by 134high school physics and science teachers in service who attended a technological workshop of experimental sciences intending to incorporate new experimental activities in the teaching physics using mobile devices and ICT tools. Placed in the student's role, teachers could assess the usefulness of the interactive lecture demonstrations, in which the prediction plays a central role, in the learning of physics, as well as the possibilities of implementation in context. We discuss the scope and limitations of the findings.
Orchestral Layout and the Best Concert Seats

Orchestras have grown larger over the last 200 years, with more volume, and many new instruments. There are time lags produced between playing and arrival at a seat in the audience. This can produce a disconnect between the visual actions and when the note that is heard. Worse is that notes from different parts of the orchestra, or after reflections, will blur and overlap. The pattern of sound emission differs noticeably between instruments (e.g. for a trumpet, or singer, power is sent forward at high frequencies). Power levels along a row of seats can differ by as much as 1000 times (we hear this power difference as just eight times, as our hearing scale is logarithmic). Understanding this allows us to select the ideal seat if we like particular instrumental sounds.
مقایسه درگیری تحصیلی، خودکارآمدی تحصیلی و اهداف پیشرفت در دانشآموزان تیزهوش دختر و پسر

The purpose of this study was to compare academic engagement, academic self-efficacy and achievement with academic performance in gifted second-degree high school students (males and females) in Ahwaz city. This research was a causal-comparative study. The sample included 300 gifted students (140 gifted males and 160 gifted females) who were selected by stratified random sampling. The required data were collected from three educational questionnaires namely Zarang Questionnaire (2011), Mauritius Academic Self-efficacy Questionnaire (2001), and Midgley Development Goals Questionnaire (1998). The collected data were analyzed using statistical methods such as multivariate analysis of variance and One-variable. The findings of the study showed that gifted boys had lower mean than gifted girls did in three components of cognitive, behavioral, and motivational involvement and the self-efficacy of gifted boys was lower than the gifted girls was. The goals of achievement in the components of the goals of mastery and advancement of gifted students were averagely low and showed a high average for the gifted boys in the avoidance goals.Significant differences were found between the gifted- female students and the gifted-male students in all variables. This difference was significant at the 0.001 level. As a result, based on the findings, the gifted-male students that needs educational attention and individual efforts.
Tracking Stream Computing Converter for Intelligent Measuring Systems

Most of sensible elements form the analog signal, which is fed to a sensors output. Due to the integral technologies, the special converter can be intruded into a sensors structure. Converter can perform both conversion of the data representation form and the sensors signal linearization with the use of functions, such as logarithmic, exponential, and trigonometric. The paper presents the architecture of code-stream computing converter. The work of the converter is based on the principle of iterative process of the implemented function forming with the aid of fractionally rational approximation based on the automatic compensation of failure by means of feedback. The implementation of logarithmic code-stream converter is considered as example.
A formal quantitative analysis of elastic cloud systems based on PSMaude

Cloud computing, with its various extensions, is a significant IT evolution aiming to provide on-demand IT services with an efficient resource usage, but still ensuring service availability and Quality of Service (QoS). Resource elasticity is an effective feature to deal with such issues; it provides the ability to adjust rapidly the deployed resource capacity according to the time-varying workload in order to meet the intended QoS requirements. However relying only on service provider strategies as horizontal and vertical elasticity, seems insufficient to ensure the QoS requirements, since resource usage patterns in Elastic Cloud Systems (ECS) are inherently non-deterministic. This causes difficulties while selecting the elasticity strategy to be applied with respect to QoS parameters. In this paper, we supply solutions for the challenging task of managing ECSs by quantifying the non-determinism on the basis of QoS parameters. Therefore, we define a formal model for specifying cloud systems structure and its dynamics in terms of quality driven elasticity strategies. Besides, a quantitative analysis is performed to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed model with regard to QoS parameters.
A New Approach for Automated Feature Selection.

Feature selection or variable selection is an important step in different machine learning tasks. In a traditional approach, users specify the amount of features, which shall be selected. Afterwards, algorithm select features by using scores like the Joint Mutual Information (JMI). If users do not know the exact amount of features to select, they need to evaluate the full learning chain for different feature counts in order to determine, which amount leads to the lowest training error. To overcome this drawback, we extend the JMI score and mitigate the flaw by introducing a stopping criterion to the selection algorithm that can be specified depending on the learning task. With this, we enable developers to carry out the feature selection task before the actual learning is done. We call our new score Historical Joint Mutual Information (HJMI). Additionally, we compare our new algorithm, using the novel HJMI score, against traditional algorithms, which use the JMI score. With this, we demonstrate that the HJMI-based algorithm is able to automatically select a reasonable amount of features: Our approach delivers results as good as traditional approaches and sometimes even outperforms them, as it is not limited to a certain step size for feature evaluation.
Bubble Measurement via Hough Transform in Highly Overlapping Conditions

Abstract Accurate measurement of bubble size in digital images can prove challenging in conditions that involve significant overlapping of bubbles and/or images with a combination of in and out of focus bubbles. The method employed in the current study uses the circular Hough transform to identify circular features in the image. This method can handle mildly non-circular (i.e. non-spherical) bubbles as well as non-trivial overlapping. Several image pre-processing steps are employed to improve the method’s accuracy in detecting in-focus bubbles along with their radii, reduce both spurious detection of out-of-focus bubbles and non-bubble features, and reduce non-detection of in-focus bubbles. Pre-processing steps include histogram equalization and illumination variation reduction via filtering. In this paper, results from the algorithm are compared against a manual detection of bubbles in digital images under conditions of varying bubble diameter and bubble number density.
Security issues in cloud computing

Cloud computing is engineering for giving computing service through the web on interest and pay per uses access to a pool of shared assets in particular networks, storage, servers, services and applications, without physically securing them. So it spares managing cost and time for associations. generally information was put away in Relational Databases on at least one servers located inside the association and the customers expected to require information from these server machines. This paper presents point by point analysis of IAAS and its parts. We present how security at IAAS layer should be deal with carefully as conveyance models-Platform as a Service and Software as a Service are based upon IAAS layer. We focus how IAAS security issues-information declaration and use scrutiny, start to finish classification and informative, basis solidify and start to finish encryption should be established.
Voting-based Approach in Consensus Clustering through q-fold cross-validation

Over the past 50 years, extensive research have been carried out to understand how clustering work in classifying data into meaningful groups. Various clustering algorithms and cluster validity indexes have been proposedand improvised to obtain the best clustering result. However, there is noclustering method that is able to give consistent results on similar structureof a dataset. An alternative mechanism to control the variation of resultsand improved the quality of traditional clustering is through consensus clustering. In this paper, we generate multiple partitions of consensus clusteringthrough a resampling method by employing q-fold cross-validation approach.q-fold cross-validation approach is able to speed-up the consensus partitionsprocedure with qth iterations. To encounter with different number of cluster labels occur in the partitions, we employed voting-based method in the second stage of consensus clustering to obtain optimal consensus partition.The performance of optimal consensus partitions is evaluated from Silhouetteplot