Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Value of Technology Application at Cultural Heritage Sites: Insights from Italy

This chapter focusses on the importance of using technology in tourism. This chapter also comprehensively highlights technologies that are impacting the tourism industry as well as the constraints the industry is facing. Many research studies have been conducted which outline the contributions and importance of technology in tourism in general. In recent years, various research studies, ranging from tourism management to geography, have increasingly explored the opportunities to use cutting-edge information and communication technologies (ICTs), implemented at different scales, in order to improve tourists’ experiences. Among several technology-driven solutions, augmented reality (AR) is usually regarded as a useful tool for tourism. AR has become an area of significant interest and investment in recent times. The present study focusses on case studies where AR-based smart tourism applications have been developed. In tourist destinations, visitors exhibit a great interest in learning while travelling. Curiosity plays a significant role for visitors buying trips for their families and they are willing to pay slightly more for a unique experience. The findings offer several contributions to the literature by providing new theoretical insights into the intersection of AR and tourism in Italian heritage sites, especially in Sicily.
Generation of Horizontal Global Irradiance using the Cloud Cover and Sunshine Duration According to the Solar Altitude

This study compares cloud radiation model (CRM) and sunshine fraction radiation model (SFRM) according to the solar altitude using hourly sunshine duration (SD) and cloud cover (CC) data. Solar irradiance measurements are not easy for the expensive measuring equipment and precise measuring technology. The two models with the site fitting and South Korea coefficients have been analyzed for fourteen cities of South Korea during the period (1986-2015) and evaluated using the root mean square error (RMSE) and the mean bias error (MBE). From the comparison of the results, it is found that the SFRM with the site fitting coefficients could be the best method for fourteen locations. It may be concluded that the SFRM models of South Korea coefficients generated in this study may be used reasonably well for calculating the hourly horizontal global irradiance (HGI) at any other location of South Korea.
PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS’ DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY EXPERIENCES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC: A CASE OF SELECTED DEPARTMENTS AT ONE OF THE UNIVERSITIES OF TECHNOLOGY IN SOUTH AFRICA

PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS’ DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY EXPERIENCES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC: A CASE OF SELECTED DEPARTMENTS AT ONE OF THE UNIVERSITIES OF TECHNOLOGY IN SOUTH AFRICA
Sistem Pendukung Keputusan untuk Pemilihan Rumah Kos Terbaik di Kecamatan Mlati, Kabupaten Sleman

In line with the large number of newcomers in Special Region of Yogyakarta, there have been many requests for boarding houses around the campus area. One sub-district that is geographically close to several universities is Mlati Subdistrict, Sleman Regency. Types of boarding houses are various, ranging from location, rental prices, and others. There are many types of boarding houses, ranging from locations, rental prices, and others. If someone feels uncomfortable with his/her boarding house, then he/she will often move around. Some of the reasons are: the more expensive rental rates, facilities, looking for other boarding houses that are closer to campus, and safety factor.Therefore, we developed a decision support system that can give an information about the best boarding house according to someone's need. It was created by applying the Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) method. The SAW method will generate a preference value. The alternative which has the greatest preference value will be chosen as the best alternative.The test results show that there is a correspondence between the value produced by the system and the value generated by manual calculations. Thus, the decision support system has successfully implemented SAW method and is able to function as its functions.
The Powers of Perturbation Theory : Loops and Gauge Invariance in Particle Physics

The Standard Model is the best particle physics theory we have, but there are still phenomena that it cannot explain. In this thesis I have worked on two different projects that connect to two of t ...
English Teacher's Learning Strategy to Increase Students' Interest in Class (Study at SMP N 22 Tebo Jambi)

The problem faced in education was the weak learning process. The problem that was often found when the learning process in class was that students do not have an interest in English subjects. The purpose of this study was to find out how the learning strategies of the English teacher in increasing students' interest in learning and to find out the factors that influence students' interest in learning. The method used in this study was descriptive qualitative method. The population in this study was English teacher in class VII.A SMP N 22 Tebo Jambi and students who were in the class. Data collection techniques used by researchers were observation, interviews, and documentation. The result of this study were English teacher’s learning strategies in increasing students’ interest in learning in the class have not been effective. It was showed by the quality of student learning in class VII.A has difficulty in understanding the explanation of the material by the teacher. The suitability of the learning level has not been created, there was no incentive given to the students, and a short time in doing the work. Then, the factors that influence students’ interest in learning were internal, external, and learning approaches.
Directional asymmetry of quantum channels

We study the influence of propagation direction on the transmission of polarization entanglement in a channel affected by modal loss and decoherence. We demonstrate symmetric entanglement reduction and asymmetric nonlocal compensation.
The crucial parts of text classiﬁcation with TensorFlow.js and categorisation of news articles

Text classification is a subset of machine learning which is used to classify texts such as tweets, email, news headlines or articles, with tags or categories. As news publishing can have uncertain ...
History Through the Prism of V.V. Rozanov’s Views and Myth-Creating

The article analyzes V.V. Rozanov’s conceptions of antiquity, Middle Ages and new history. Rozanov singles out three periods of Russian history – Kiev, Vladimir-Moscow and Petersburg ones. The essence of each of those periods the philosopher consecutively correlates with adoption of Christianity, political organization formation and the beginning of individual creative work dominance. While interpreting his contemporary events as a public person and a journalist, Rozanov regards earlier epochs from the position of a myth-creator. The diverse historical process gives way to the literary and static image of the epoch. The author of the article pays special attention to how Rozanov characterizes historical personalities, to his views on the role of religion, state, bureaucracy and parliamentarism.
An Effective Hybrid Statistical and Learning Based Approach to Confined Domain of a Web Document from Corpus

Textual documents are unstructured by nature. In order to organize a large archive of these documents, it is required a way to identify these document by using some key information. Keyword extraction is one such important method for text summarization. Getting a suitable domain of document from a large archive of documents is one of prime challenge today. Categorization of unstructured documents for faster retrieval; preferences of individual based on their likings, information could be retrieve from an information hub. In this work, Web documents undergoes web noise elimination prior to keywords extraction using term frequency (tf) and inverse document frequency (idf) method to create document corpus. This corpus is used to generate ontological representation of domain based on the keyword contain in the documents. This method produces domain representative document. The document corpus is classified by using multiclass classification technique. An exhaustive testing is done for predicting the domain of the document and obtained an accuracy of 88–93%.
An approach to process geometric and semantic information as open graph-based description using a microservice architecture on the example of structural data

The advancing digitalization in the building industry highlights weak points in the digital infrastructure. Due to heterogeneous software landscapes, cross-application data exchange, in particular, is a frequently criticized process for which no satisfying solution exists, so far. To overcome interoperability difficulties, open and application-independent data formats are necessary and the communication between software applications needs to be standardized. For the first aspect, the current research project SCOPE investigates the extent to which Semantic Web can be used as an alternative to conventional approaches. The ontologies developed and applied in the research project focus on geometry descriptions, the linking of geometric and non-geometric contents and the abstract description of building products. The second, overarching aspect is addressed by defining an underlying architecture. Hence, a microservice structure is proposed that allows the data to be extended and enriched with the help of the aforementioned ontologies.
“…A Damn Shame”: James Davey’s Thoughtful Cynicism

Abstract Adam Scales served as Chair of the AALS Torts &amp; Compensation Systems Section Executive Committee in 2019–2020. As Chair, Scales helped create the panel for the 2020 AALS Annual Meeting on autonomous vehicle liability. In this piece, he introduces James Davey’s contribution to that panel. Later in the issue, Scales offers his own thoughts on the topic.
Indonesian Language Portfolio in Elementary Schools Based on C++, C# and MySQL Server

The form of programming applications based on C ++ and C # lies in the design of portfolio-based assessment that is more functional and has high flexibility in terms of developing programming directions. The objectives of this study are (1) measuring infrastructure readiness from authentic use digital database -based assessment, (2) measuring software availability and (3) measuring the availability of spare parts for hardware in the implementation of authentic digital based assessment. The method used is big data analysis from various website. The results of this study (1) the application of authentic assessment digitally based, would be implemented if use storage portfolio, (2) for portfolio analysis can use fuzzy logic combined with the programming language C ++ and (3) the use of analytics to the data analysis of the pattern in the portfolio can be used for error analysis in formal grammar. It is suggested to policymakers to redesign the use of fuzzy logic in analytic design for data pattern analysis in student portfolios. The C # based application development for learning management system scoring is part of developing creative writing skills.
‘체언+용언’형 어휘적 연어 인지 양상 -자기조절읽기 연구-

This study aims to investigate the difference in the ‘substantives+predicate’ type of lexical collocation perception of Korean native speakers and highly proficient learners of Korean through a self-paced reading task. The study was performed on15 native speakers and 15 advanced learners with TOPIK level 6. This study analyzed the collected data and found three major perceptive differences. (ⅰ) Unlike native speakers, advanced learners have cognitive difficulties in lexical collocation; (ⅱ) advanced learners took a longer reaction time at window 4 than native speakers; (ⅲ) native speakers had significant differences between correct and incorrect sentences, whereas advanced learners did not. As a result, the study showed that learners’ perception of lexical collocation would be affected by both native language and target language. (Kyung Hee University)
COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH ENHANCING INTERNAL MOTIVATION IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING/TEACHING AT NON-LINGUISTIC FACULTIES

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Online social image ranking in diversified preferences

Abstract Due to the prevalence of social media service, effective and efficient online image retrieval is in urgent need to satisfy diversified requirements of Web users. Previous studies are mainly focusing on bridging the semantic gap by well-established content modeling with semantic information and social tagging information, but they are not flexible in aggregating the diversified expectations of the online users. In this paper, we present OSIR, a solution framework to facilitate the diversified preference styles in online social media image searching by textual query inputs. First, we propose an efficient Online Multiple Kernel Ranking (OMKR) model which is constructed on multiple query dimensions and complimentary feature channels, and trained by minimizing the triplet loss on hard negative samples. By optimizing the ranking performance with multi-dimensional queries, the semantic consistency between the image ranking and textual query input is directly maximized without relying on the intermediate semantic annotation procedure. Second, we construct random walk-based preference modeling by domain-specific similarity calculation on heterogeneous social attributes. By re-ranking the rank output of OMKR based on each preference ranking model, we obtain a set of ranking lists encoding different potential aspects of user preference. Last, we propose an effective and efficient position-sensitive rank aggregation approach to aggregate multiple ranking results based on the user preference specification. Extensive experiment on two social media datasets demonstrates the advantages of our approach in both retrieval performance and user experience.
Do not perish outdated CDS/ISIS data: ABCD ILS from the same family is there to make it alive

Purpose This paper aims to outline the migration of outdated computerized documentation system/integrated set for information systems (CDS/ISIS) database in to fully functional Web-based Automatización de Bibliotecas y Centros de Documentación (ABCD) integrated library system (ILS), which is derived from the the United Nations educational, scientific and cultural organization (UNESCO) CDS/ISIS software technology. Design/methodology/approach The existing integrated set for information systems (ISIS) tags were needed to be remapped as per the tag of MARC-like or structured bibliographic format database by editing integrated set for information systems print formats. Moreover, a sequence of tasks was required to complete the whole process. The major procedures were accomplished as exporting ISIS data into .iso format, creating ABCD database and uploading .iso file into the new database. The next part was configuration and connection with the Web interface after editing PFT. Findings CDS/ISIS users who have data in the international organization for standardization format on old versions of CDS/ISIS software applications now have the opportunity to migrate their data into the new application. The detailed process had been outlined not an only successful method of migrating outdated valuable records, also creation of ABCD database. Originality/value This paper may help the users of CDS/ISIS or WinISIS to migrate for ABCD and not to expire or give up their valuable data. This is one of the best ways to migrate ISIS data to ABCD with proven functionality. A specific aim of Automatización de Bibliotecas y Centros de Documentación Integrated Library System is to offer a tool for librarians, rather than information communications technology technicians, which is achieved by taking library and information science principles.
DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR SCHOOL LEVEL DATA COMPLEX ANALYSIS TO IMPROVE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

Latvia is undergoing a nation-wide curriculum reform in general education, with an aim to help students develop 21st century skills. The reform’s goal is to focus on the development of transversal skills, complex learning outcomes and deeper learning. To reach the reform’s goal, deep change in how school is operating, and functioning is needed. One of the schools as learning organization dimensions is data driven decision making and continuous improvement, using both complex data and complex analysis. There is a great amount of data being generated at the national and school level, but most teachers feel that the data are not easy to use for the instructional decisions.Schools are looking at the raw score comparison between schools as not fair, both from the perspective of starting position and context factors in evaluating school quality and comparing school performance. At the moment, students in Latvia participate in the following large scale assessments: in Grade 3 they take part in national assessment in Maths, and Latvian Language; in Grade 6 – in Maths, Latvian Language, and Sciences; and at the end of the compulsory education, all Grade 9 students take exams in Maths, Latvian Language, English Language, and History.This research aims to pilot the newly developed framework that is designed to enable schools to get from the stage of “having data” to the stage of “using data as a meaningful source of information to better teaching and learning”. The framework covers such aspects as large scale student assessment data, student surveys, teacher performance, elements of school leadership practices. As a result, authors arrive at the conclusion that the developed framework increases the likelihood of schools being able to use data in a purposeful and effective way and design an action plan for student achievement improvement.
A COMPUTATIONAL INSTRUMENT FOR STUDENTS ACCESSING AND EXPLORING THE BOOK OF PROPERTIES OF THE BRAGA ARCHBISHOP'S TABLE (17TH CENTURY)

In the first quarter of the seventeenth century, the properties of the Archbishop's Table embraced densely through the Portuguese regions of Minho and Trás-os-Montes, extending out of their religious domains, to the bishopric of Porto, reaching the region of Santarém, and also extending the borders of the kingdom towards Galicia (Spain). The inventory that was carried out in that century, known as "Book of Properties" or "Tombo da Mitra", records in its 1288 pages of size A3, with great detail and precision, its properties - lands and houses - in the Portuguese regions of Valença, Vila Real, Chaves and Braga, specifying the rents or payments that were owed to them by their commitment. This impressive and heavy codex, with remarkable and beautiful irons on both sides, also encloses a monumental content: an extensive and exhaustive relation of properties, as well as the rents of the Archbishop's Table. The manuscript is a clean copy of the inventory or “tombo” made by royal order of 1601, and displays dates between 15th and 16th centuries, corresponding to the titles of term that in each locality were being presented to the Mesa, made by several notaries and signed by different archbishops and their procurators. In the 644 large-size folios, compactly filled in Portuguese, are included detailed descriptions of different land types and other geographical references, such as names of streets, places, rivers, bridges, settlements, owners, houses and their characteristics, botanical species, cultivated products, just to name a few. In fact, an abundant and rich set of biographical, genealogical, and socio-economic aspects quite interesting for study and research. In this paper, we reveal the way in which we design and create a document database, as well as a glossary, from the transcription of the manuscript and its subsequent analysis and annotation. It is a database system containing all the terms used in the manuscript, including thousands of names of places, lands and their respective undertakers or cultivators, important for the genealogy of the Portuguese families. As such, it is an important educational instrument for studying geographic, socio-cultural, agricultural, economic, architectural, religious and linguistic aspects mainly of the northern regions, in the 17th century. We focused on conceiving and designing such an instrument as a computational tool especially oriented to linguistic students, professors and researchers but also for the public, providing, for this purpose, an actualised edition of the document and the translation of the user interface system in English and Spanish. The database system hosts the referred document database, making it available for access and analysis through the Web. In this paper we present the process of incorporating and annotating the referred manuscript in the system, as well as illustrating how its information can be explored, in order to the study, cross and analyse one or more socio-cultural, economic or architectural facets, concerning their linguistic aspects.
Improved Data Integrity Auditing Scheme of IoT System on Cloud Storage

With Internet of Things (IoT), various kinds of smart devices like mobile phone, computer and intelligent tools can connect, communicate and share information with each other. However, smart devices usually have limited capacity, it is difficult to extend the application scale of IoT system when huge data is generated. Therefore, more and more IoT systems depend on cloud storage to expand storage capacity and computing resources. To audit the integrity of data generated by IoT sensors in cloud, Zhu et al. utilized a short signature algorithm to propose a data integrity audition protocol for cloud-based IoT system. Although the proposed scheme is claimed secure, unfortunately, we find it still has security flaws in the sense that untrusted cloud service provider can cheat the auditor by generating correct proof without possessing the original data. In this paper, we give comprehensive security analysis to Zhu’s scheme and present the detailed procedure of breaking Zhu’s scheme with our attack. Moreover, we supply with our solution to address the problem in Zhu’s scheme, which has almost the same efficiency as Zhu’s scheme.
Library Research Guides: Informatics, Computing, & Engineering: Specialized Databases

Informatics encompasses subjects including library and information science and computer science.