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Impact of education and economy to global human capital

This study determined the education and economic factors that influence the human capital which is the collective knowledge and skills of individuals to create economic value. Data gathered were from the World Economic Forum 2017. Top thirty (30) and bottom (30) ranking countries were utilized in this exploratory study. Bipolar analysis through forced clustering of data, and formal testing of statistical hypotheses through t-tests and regression analysis were used in the study. Results showed that top ranking countries in terms of human capital have higher income, more tertiary education graduates, more employment, have very good educational system and more secondary education graduates than the bottom ranking countries. The five (5) variables are statistically significant on the total development of the human capital. However, further analysis revealed that being a secondary and tertiary graduate from a well establish educational system with employment influenced the human capital of a country. Thus, acquiring knowledge and skills through well establish education can produce higher human capital of a country which in turns increase its economy.
A new training approach based on ECOC-SVM for SAR image retrieval

Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) is a high-resolution remote sensing imagery which is used in environment monitoring, earth-resource mapping and military systems. The objective of the paper is to perform the image retrieval of the SAR by using the error correcting code based support vector machine (ECOC-SVM) and denoising of SAR images. The features from the SAR images as texture, colour and shape are extracted by using different techniques such as texture spectrum (TS), grey level difference method (GLDM), scale-invariant feature transform (SIFT) and hue, saturation, value (HSV) model. The bi orthogonal wavelet transform (BWT) with particle swarm optimisation (PSO) is used for optimising the soft threshold for denoising the SAR images. The result is analysed with one existing method named IIRM in terms of average accuracy of proposed the SAR image retrieval and precision 98.438%, 70.31% is high for ocean image compared with the average precision of IIRM method that is 63.5%.
Content based Image Retrieval using Optimal Deep Learning with Grasshopper Optimization Algorithm

Background: In recent times, content-based image retrieval (CBIR) remains a hot research topic due to the popularity of Internet and low-cost imaging technologies. In CBIR, the query image (QI) gets matched with the visual details of the images kept in the dataset, and the images with maximum similarity are retrieved. The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning (DL) models enables to effective design of the CBIR model. Purpose: In this view, this paper presents an optimal DL based VGG-16 model with grasshopper optimization algorithm (DLVGG-GOA) for CBIR. Methods: The presented model involves the DL based VGG-16 model for the extraction of feature vectors of the applied input query image (QI) and the images in the database. In order to increase the effective performance of the VGG-16 model, the GOA is applied for adjusting the hyperparameters of the VGG-16 model. Upon inputting a QI, the presented model extracts the feature vectors and matches the similarity measurement using Minkowski distance with the images that exist in the database. Finally, the images with higher similarity get retrieved effectively from the database. Results: The retrieval performance of the DLVGG-GOA model is validated using the benchmark database and examines the results interms of distinct measures. Conclusion: The obtained retrieval results ensured the improved effectiveness of the DLVGG-GOA model on the applied test images.
Quantum state tomography at the Tsirelson bound

We compare the results of linear and maximum likelihood tomography for a polarization-entangled photon pair source that is close to the Tsirelson bound. We introduce a new density matrix representation to better make this comparison.
THE AUGMENTED REALITY PIVOT FROM TANGO TO ARKIT AND ARCORE

Augmented reality is the technology allowing devices to place virtual objects in the physical world. Devices can be HMD, smart glasses or smart phones. Looking at smart phones, Tango was the most advanced technology available on the market. Being a hardware solution required special cameras that increased the devices price and was limited to only new future phones. The announcement of ARKit brought large attention from the developers making Google in order to be competitive to pivot to ARCore as a software solution.
Calling of education: challenges and achievements of independence

Education is a broad way to the individual, collective and societal success and independence: it consists of pedagogical efforts, learning and upbringing. All these components are united in educational communication that revealed personal vocation to some job and future profession, on the one hand, and spiritual strategic calling of life. The vocation itself is a challenge for the individual, local community and for the state, because it often requires the effort of all forces and the full revealing of one’s creative potential – to get a good citizen and successful member of community. At the same time, it is through the implementation of his or her vocation that the individual receives the resources and abilities giving him or her the strength and ability to respond to numerous external challenges. To give a proper answer for these challenges personality should find own core, reveals oneself and choose priority values. To get some benefits from job as a vocation it is necessary to find your calling in life – its main, strategic purpose, its intrinsic meaning: our calling gives us goals and our vocation gives us means to achieve these goals. Friedrich Nietzsche called for a genuine academic freedom as only honorable aim for student and researcher and gave a radical critique for the university bureaucracy and academic officialism. Such systematic and total criticism, not as nihilism, but as a component of the systematic search for an authentic vocation and sacred calling, is taught by education, and best of all, by academic education. Independence is not a gift or a trophy, it is a state of searching for one's own authenticity and a sense of pleasure in the struggle for it. Therefore, independence can and should be both personal and common – because human is always no less a social being in unity with others than in gaining his or her own autonomy through others.
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Investigating the Didactic System of Research Competence Formation for Prospective PE Instructors

The current article defines the terms «system,» «didactic system,» as well as «research competence.» the Didactic System of Research Competence Formation for prospective PE Instructors identified by sincerity, the elements' plurality, the association among them, hierarchy, meaning, the opportunity of performing and managing, is reliably confirmed. The scientific novelty of the given didactic system rests with forming a brand-new content of each of its blocks and building an association. The didactic system's motivation-targeted, conceptual, semantic, activity, control-evaluation blocks, and components are focused on and verified in the system-component study. The didactic requirements of the formation of research competence of prospective PE teachers in professional training and feasible means of their achievement are taken into account. This study's outcomes should be applied in the educational process of prospective PE teachers.
The Role of Agile Teams in the Delivery of Distance Education in Saudi Universities Amid the COVID-19 Crisis: Qualitative Data Analysis

The objective of this study is to investigate the role of agile teams in the service delivery of Saudi higher education amid the COVID-19 crisis. The qualitative design of this study allows for an open-ended data collection instrument defined by a semi-structured interview process and thematic data analysis. The study employs a purposive strategy to sampling whereby direct engagements are administered between the author and individual participants. The study therefore analyzes data inductively and reports results where codes are defined, patterns are identified, and themes are generated. The first theme is that the future of Saudi higher education is learner-focused. The second theme is that the value of agile teams increases in the level of operational complexity of distance education. The Fourth theme is that the COVID-19 crisis is leaving a permanent impact on the way higher education is delivered. The fifth theme is that the agility features of adaptability and responsiveness are highly desirable in Saudi higher education settings. The sixth theme is the great potential for agile teams in the delivery of distance education is to enhance learners’ labor market competitiveness while augmenting their sense of responsible citizenship. The study implies that agile teams have great potential in the service delivery of Saudi higher education.
PENGEMBANGAN APLIKASI DAILY ACTIVITY DI BPS PROVINSI KALIMANTAN UTARA

Daily Activity is an application developed by BPS-Statistics of Sulawesi Tenggara Province. The application is then also applied in BPS-Statistics of Kalimantan Utara Province. In Daily Activity, employees report their daily activities, including the outputs. The list of activities is then manually summarized every month to form an Employee Performance Achievement Report (CKP). Because the process is still manual, the preparation of CKP reports has become less effective and efficient. Thus, the author tries to develop Daily Activity by adding the Employee Performance Achievement menu. The development uses the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) method with the waterfall approach. With this menu, now the list of activities can be summarized automatically by activity categories. The application has been tested with black-box testing to determine its functionality. The test results show that the application meets user needs in forming CKP reports.
메이지(明治) ‘여학생’들의 해외부임지 ‘부산고등여학교’

Women’s education in Korea under Japanese rule first began with the founding of Busan Women’s High School as a women’s public secondary educational institution in 1906. Japanese women, educated as women of the empire during the Meiji era, were dispatched on a mission of women’s education, and most of them were sent to Kyungsung Women’s High School and Busan Women’s High School. In particular, female students at Tokyo Women’s Normal School, a government school, carried out an education in imitation of Empress Haruko who was the model for women of the Meiji era, just as they themselves were educated. Such educational content was incorporated into the curriculum at Busan Women’s High School. Furthermore, there are records stating that Busan Women’s High School was closely related to female activist Ioko Okomura and to the Japanese Patriotic Women’s Association (Aikokuhujin). Such a characteristic reveals Busan as an area with a background that was far more distinctively colonial. The educational content of Busan Women’s High School had an impact on not only the institutions for women education in the area but also the daily lives of the residents of the area. Female students who received modern women’s education fought to secure their independence and autonomy but were limited in terms of not being able to overcome the national ideology. As beings with a double identity of contributing to the system while trying to deviate from the system, they were the main agents who left behind the conflicts of women’s education to the next generation.
Temperature control of levitated nanoparticles in an optical trap

Optically levitated nanoparticles provide excellent systems to sense minute forces and explore quantum effects in a large system. However, optically levitated nanoparticles are prone to heating and require cooling and temperature stabilization to reach sensitivities necessary to study small forces and quantum effects. This problem can be solved by trapping nanocrystals doped with rare-earth ions that can be anti-Stokes cooled by tens of degrees. The efficiency of the anti-Stokes depends on gas pressure and can counter heating due to optical absorption. Cooling nanocrystals allows for thermally stabilizing nanocrystal systems to measure minute forces and quantum effects.
Analysis of Mask Wearability Via Feature Based &amp; Image Based Approach Using Image Processing

The world is fighting the Covid19 pandemic. There are so many essential equipment needed to fight against Coronavirus. One of such essentials is Face Mask. Firstly, face masks were not mandatory for everyone but as the day progresses scientists and Doctors have recommended everyone to wear face masks. Now To detect whether a person is wearing Face Mask or not, we will use Face Mask Wearability technique. Face Mask wearability Platform utilizes Image Processing to perceive if a person does/doesn’t wear a mask. The application can be associated with any current or new IP cameras to identify individuals with/without a mask. Face Detection Methods are Feature Based Approach &amp; Image Based Approach.
Analisis Faktor yang Memengaruhi Implementasi Pendidikan Cerdas dalam Sistem Pemerintahan Berbasis Elektronik

The improvement of education in an area is determined by the government's method of managing its education system. Smart education is an implementation of e-Government in a learning system that uses 21st century skills with the support of IT infrastructure and implementing the latest technological innovations. The implementation of smart education is required, especially during the pandemic and post-pandemic to improve the quality of education which has declined since the beginning of covid-19 pandemic, but not all regions in Indonesia are able and ready to implement the concept. City/district governments, especially those that have implemented smart cities, need a reference regarding the factors that considered in implementing smart education to avoid the risk of failure. Based on these problems, the purpose of this study is to create a summary of the factors that need to be considered to increase the success of smart education implementation. This study uses a systematic literature review method to identify factors that are considered in implementing smart education based on previous studies. The research produces five main aspects which are a summary of all the factors found in previous studies, which consist of technological aspects, data aspects, human resources aspects, governance aspects, and financial aspects. All factors from these five aspects can be a reference for the government and related parties to increase the success rate of implementing smart education
CHARACTERISTIC OF STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL COMPETENCY OF A LEADER

This article describes the issue of psychological competence of the middle-level chairman of higher education system in the context of priority psychological qualities and social orientation. Based on empirical analysis, the levels of psychological competence of the head of the faculty of the higher education institution were determined.
Ball Detection Using Difference Mean- A Report

Object detection and tracking in a high video resolution leads to computational complexity. In the field of sports and games, detection of object among ‘n’ number of objects including players is mind-numbing. In our paper, we have taken the object as the basket ball. The reduction in the complexity can be made at any stage of detection, like, preprocessing, background subtraction, hole filling etc. In this paper we have worked by Difference Means approach. This approach identifies the difference between consecutive frames in a video and applies morphological operations to remove the unwanted frames and noises. Thus detecting the exact frame in which the object ‘ball’ is present. The Difference Mean method plays the vital role in detecting and analyzing the basket ball.
Summer Swim VR

Summer Swim VR is a Virtual Reality swimming simulation game that teaches and encourages players to learn how to swim with the correct techniques.The objective of this game is to teach players the fundamentals and correct techniques of 3 swimming methods, the Breaststroke, Freestyle, and Butterfly. Players would be provided with videos to give them a brief idea of how to swim, and then they are brought through the tutorial where they will learn the correct strokes of the swimming technique hands on.This project is made with Unity using C sharp as its scripting language along with paint.net to modify certain assets, and let the player feel as immersed as possible while swimming.
Intruder Detection Monitoring System in Computer Networks Using Snort Based Sms Alert (Sistem Monitoring Deteksi Penyusup Dalam Jaringan Komputer Menggunakan Snort Berbasis Sms Alert)

Network security is an important factor in guaranteeing data. Guaranteed security can avoid losses caused by attacks that occur in the network. Administrators play an important role in maintaining data or file security, but administrators cannot at all times monitor the security of the network. This problem can be overcome by adding a system for data traffic detection or called IDS. IDS will be linked by SMS Alert so that administrators can receive notifications of interruptions on the network. In this study, researchers conduct analysis and testing of problems that arise so that it will produce a system that is able to detect attacks or disruptions on the network quickly and can provide warnings to network administrators, so that administrators can take steps to anticipate these disruptions. Attacks can be detected from the pattern of attacks that are in the IDS rule so that intruders who try to enter will be detected and the system will send an SMS notification to the administrator.
Student’s Attitudes toward Continuity of Distance Learning (Online) and Desired Learning Models; Study on Urban and Regional Planning Students, Lakidende University, Indonesia

The research objectives were to determine: 1) the attitude of the Urban and Regional Planning Study Program towards distance learning (online); and 2) The learning model desired by the Urban and Regional Planning Study Program students. This research was conducted at the Lakidende University Campus, Unaaha City, Southeast Sulawesi Province. The research location was determined purposively. This research was conducted for two (2) months, starting from February to March 2021.  This research uses a qualitative approach. The population of this research is 116 students of Urban and Regional Planning Study Program, University of Lakidende. The number of research samples was 29 people or 25% of the total population. The sample was taken by simple random sampling. Data obtained from questionnaires, observation and interviews. The data were analyzed using qualitative descriptive techniques. The results of the study concluded that: 1. There are about 68.97% students of the Urban and Regional Planning Study Program, Lakidende University decided not to continue the learning process using distance or online methods and only 24.14% of students said that they would continue. This means that students of the Urban and Regional Planning Study Program, University of Lakidende prefer not to continue with distance learning (online). 2. The learning model desired by students of the Urban and Regional Planning Study Program, Lakidende University in general (58.62%) chooses a combination learning model (flexi-learning), there are 34.48% students wanting face-to-face learning (offline) and only 6,90% of students want distance learning (online).
Integrated model for energy consumption information of complex building based on BIM technology

In order to solve the problem of poor accuracy of energy consumption test in traditional complex building energy consumption information synthesis model, a BIM-based complex building energy consumption information synthesis model is proposed. The dynamic visual programming method is used to set and select the parameters of the complex building's peripheral structure. According to the network terminal, the basic data of energy consumption of the comprehensive architecture are obtained. The basic data of cloud computing are simulated, quantitative research and regression analysis are carried out. BIM technology is used to complete the construction of comprehensive model of energy expenditure information for complex buildings. The experimental results show that the root mean square error of the model is small, only 2.5%. The variation range of the measured coefficients is 0.6-0.8, which shows that the model has high test accuracy.
산연협력에서의 협력적 행동 및 만족에 미치는 영향요인에 관한 연구

The purpose of this study is to analyze the factors that affect satisfaction in Industry-Public Research Institute (IPR) cooperation. This study selects IPR''s dependence, IPR''s trust, IPR''s cooperation commitment and IPR''s cooperative behavior as factors influencing IPR''s cooperation satisfaction based on resource dependence theory, interpersonal relationship theory and interorganizational relationship theory. The structural relationship between these constructs was established with nine hypotheses. A total of 277 data for hypothesis testing were collected from Daedeok Innopolis through a survey. The survey subjects were the managers of firms, which are technology receivers, and university professors and researchers at public research institutes, which are a group of technology providers. In the empirical analysis results, it was found that IPR''s dependence has a positive effect on IPR''s trust, IPR''s cooperation commitment and IPR''s cooperative behavior. And IPR''s trust has a positive effect on IPR''s cooperation commitment, IPR''s cooperative behavior and IPR''s cooperation satisfaction. In addition, IPR''s cooperation commitment has a positive effect on IPR''s cooperative behavior and IPR''s cooperation satisfaction, and IPR''s cooperative behavior has a positive effect on IPR''s cooperation satisfaction. Additionally, in the technology receiver group, the effect of IPR''s cooperation commitment on IPR''s cooperation satisfaction was not significant, but all other structural relationships were found to be significant. On the other hand, in the technology providers group, IPR''s trust was found to have a significant effect on IPR''s cooperation commitment, IPR''s cooperative behavior and IPR''s cooperation satisfaction, and the rest of the structural relationships were found to be nonsignificant. As a result, the factors affecting the IPR''s cooperation satisfaction of the businessmen group and the researcher group were found to be different.