Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
An Improved Quantum-Inspired Gravitational Search Algorithm to Optimize the Facial Features

The optimization of the features is vital to effectively detecting facial expressions. This research work has optimized the facial features by employing the improved quantum-inspired gravitation search algorithm (IQI-GSA). The improvement to the quantum-inspired gravitational search algorithm (QIGSA) is conducted to handle the local optima trapping. The QIGSA is the amalgamation of the quantum computing and gravitational search algorithm that owns the overall strong global search ability to handle the optimization problems in comparison with the gravitational search algorithm. In spite of global searching ability, the QIGSA can be trapped in local optima in the later iterations. This work has adapted the IQI-GSA approach to handle the local optima, stochastic characteristics and maintaining balance among the exploration and exploitation. The IQI-GSA is utilized for the optimized features selection from the set of extracted features using the LGBP (a hybrid approach of local binary patterns with the Gabor filter) method. The system performance is analyzed for the application of automated facial expressions recognition with the classification technique of deep convolutional neural network (DCNN). The extensive experimentation evaluation is conducted on the benchmark datasets of Japanese Female Facial Expression (JAFFE), Radboud Faces Database (RaFD) and Karolinska Directed Emotional Faces (KDEF). To determine the effectiveness of the proposed facial expression recognition system, the results are also evaluated for the feature optimization with GSA and QIGSA. The evaluation results clearly demonstrate the outperformed performance of the considered system with IQI-GSA in comparison with GSA, QIGSA and existing techniques available for the experimentation on utilized datasets.
Interactions between Technologies, Body, and Sound Production

The relationships between music and body can be thought of as the evolutionary aspects of movement and sound. The translation interface of human actions into actions read by the computer involves a long series of mediations ranging from the interpretation of the motor input, the understanding of activities through gesture translation interfaces, the processing of the information obtained, the graphic output through the screen, and/or the required technological response. The passage between natural interfaces and interpretation of human actions combined with calculation speed for processing that motor input sanction the technological evolution and its scientific-evolutionary advances. Critical studies reveal how Spatio-temporal representation are a relevant clue in sound perception, giving sounds and perceive from sounds significant references of localization in space. Therefore, the spatial clues determined by sounds constitute an essential basis for elaborating sound paths, musical representations capable of attributing greater fidelity and better quality to sound representations. There is a close correlation between physical movement and the process of musical enjoyment; it is known that the rhythmic structure of a given musical composition tends to arouse in those who listen to conscious or unconscious physical movements of accompaniment. In the explicit forms of sonorization or rational expression, numerous cultural determination elements can assume “on-demand” characteristics that make the sound act become the expression of a cultural thought or a communicative action.
Characteristics of Creative and Interactive Digital Brochures Containing Local Wisdom as Service Innovations for Millennial Students

Digital brochures, which are a transformation from traditional brochures, can be considered the main media for socializing and promoting educational institutions, including the Open University. Digital brochures can become the new face of the Open University in presenting various details of products or services offered to the millennial generation. This digital brochure is the most powerful branding tool to persuade the wider community, especially the millennial generation, one of the main target markets. The problem is that the existing brochures don't display digital brochures that match the characteristics of the millennial generation. Therefore, through research with a qualitative approach, a creative and interactive strategy has been identified from digital brochures combined with local wisdom content so that it is more attractive, persuasive, and increases the interest of the millennial generation to choose the Open University as a Higher Education to continue their education to a higher level.
Pengentasan buta aksara berbasis pendekatan “semua anak cerdas” untuk guru SD

This service activity aims to improve the literacy and numeracy skills of elementary school (SD) children in Karang Sidemen Village, North Batukliang District, Central Lombok Regency through the "All Smart Children" Program which trains teachers regarding the urgency of learning basic literacy and numeracy for children. , and how to teach basic literacy and numeracy using the TaRL (Teaching at the Right Level) method. The activity is carried out in stages, namely 1) Coordination meeting, 2) Simulation of material presentation, 3) Preparation of activity logistics, 4) Implementation of workshop activities consisting of 2 waves, and 5) Evaluation of success indicators seen from the increase in scores on pretest-posttest which are grouped into 4 levels. There are differences in the characteristics of low-grade teachers and high-grade teachers during the training activities. Based on the results of the pretest and posttest, it is known that there are 24 out of 31 participants who experienced an increase in level. Workshop activities can be considered quite successful with the percentage of success of training activities in general is 77.41%.
RESEARCH COMPONENT IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS OF THE DIRECTION OF PRESCHOOL EDUCATION AND TRAINING

A qualitatively new level of training of teachers of preschool education will ensure the implementation of educational programs based on a research approach. The purpose of this study is to study the current state of research training in Kazakh universities in the direction "6В012 – Pedagogy of preschool education and training" and to outline ways to modify the research component in educational programs. Within the framework of the study, a meaningful analysis of twelve educational programs of Kazakhstani universities was carried out for the representation and relevance of the research component. The results obtained showed that in the content of all educational programs, the research component is represented by an elective course, which is an alternative in a number of universities. There is also a problem of determining the content of research courses, in particular, the logical sequence of the presentation of the material is violated, the content that does not correspond to the name of the course is proposed, outdated literature is recommended, etc. The problem of correctness and updating of course names requires special attention. The lack of research practice is also a serious omission in terms of the integrity of research training. The conclusions resulting from the results obtained show the need to modify the research training of students of preschool education.
Encryption Algorithm using Shuffled 2-Dimension Key

Cryptographic algorithms are the fundamental element of security protocols and applications. They need to evolve to face the advance cyber security threats. This paper presents an encryption algorithm in which plaintext is encrypted using Shuffled 2-Dimension Key. Each time when a block is encrypted, the key is shuffled. Next time when a block is encrypted the key is different. Cipher text is more secured with shuffling 2-Dimension key as compared with same without shuffling 2-Dimension key. The results of 2-dimension array (shuffled and without shuffled) are compared with Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm. Same character is encrypted in different way as the key get changed due to shuffling.
Revitalization of the space in the Library and Documentation Technical Division at São Paulo State University (UNESP), Botucatu/Rubião Jr. Campus, using the design thinking approach

The present article aims to report the experience of readjusting the space in the Library and Documentation Technical Division at Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Botucatu/Rubiao Jr. Campus, using the Design Thinking approach. The method of the work went through three processes: inspiration, ideation and iteration. These are the results: the space rearrangement provided a change to the location of the books making them more accessible and closer to the circulation desk; addition of more than 40 study desks; setting up of new gathering areas furnished with mats, cushions, hammocks and beanbags; a new classroom with student chairs and whiteboard. Due to this, the daily average number of Library users increased from 700 to 1200. We conclude that there is still a lot of improvement to be made to the Library facilities, collections and services, but the process of rearranging the Library space, based on Design Thinking , was the starting point to renew concepts, ideas and attitudes. It was a change in how the Library team see users, users see the Library, and how the team see the Library itself. We believe that a lot can be made, despite scarce resources, both material and financial, as long as there is not any lack of passion and attitude from all those involved.
Conflict Management Strategies as Predictor of Peace Culture among Undergraduate Students in Ogun State, Nigeria

This study investigated the impact of conflict management strategies in maintaining peace culture in academia especially among the undergraduates. The study adopted a descriptive survey research design of an ex post facto type. Two research hypotheses were formulated and tested at 0.05 level of significance. Data were collected using a self-developed instrument and one already validated instrument. The questionnaire was administered on a sample of 1800 participants that were randomly selected from 6 universities in South West Nigeria. Data were analysed using descriptive analysis, regression and t-test Statistical Analysis. The findings of this study indicated significant prediction of the use of conflict management strategy on peace culture among undergraduates (F(1,1798) = 18.709; P < .000). The study also indicated a significant difference in the undergraduate perception of university peace culture (MD = 8.38; t = 5.205; P <.05). It is therefore recommended that the school management should ensure that non-violent means is employed as an intervention technique for conflict resolution in schools. This will encourage peaceful co-existence and teamwork between students, staffs and other members of the school community.Keywords: conflict management, strategies, peace culture, undergraduates
Physically realizable algorithms for the localization of random pulse-point sources

In this paper, we describe algorithms for the optimal search for pulsed-point sources, and the information on their distribution is limited to single-mode functions with a stepped probability distribution density, which makes it possible to physically implement the algorithms.
Leadership Styles and Employee Engagement: A Field Study at a Qatari Public Corporation: الأنماط القيادية وتأثيرها على الانغماس الوظيفي: دراسة ميدانية في مؤسسة عامة قطرية

The current study explored the relationship between leadership styles and employee engagement in the case of a Qatari public corporation. Survey research method was used in the research. In order to meet the research objectives, an online survey questionnaire was developed and distributed to a simple random sample of 294 employees. Descriptive and analytical statistical techniques available in SPSS were used to analyze the data of the 125 returned surveys. The results of the current study revealed that: (1) about 75% of the respondents are engaged in their work, (2) employees perceive their supervisors as transformational leaders rather than transactional leaders. Nonetheless, employees perceive their supervisors as neither pure transformational leaders nor pure transactional leaders, (3) there is strong and positive correlation between employee engagement and both transformational and transactional leadership styles. However, the correlation between transactional leadership and employee engagement was stronger than the correlation between transformational leadership and employee engagement. Based on that it is recommended to: (1) encourage supervisors to mix both transformational and transactional leadership styles by considering the situation and the nature of the task assigned to employees, (2) take action to develop leadership skills and behaviors, (3) show recognition for employee contributions and efforts, (4) strengthen the relationships between employees and their supervisors. In conclusion, it is important to develop strategies and practices to enhance employee engagement. One of the key factors in doing so is the development of leadership styles and behaviours.
Ph.D. Research, Component of the Engineering Education

Ph.D. Research is, certainly, a component of engineering education because it produces effects irrespective of the historical period in which it was carried out and of the Ph.D. candidate’s age. In order to support this information, we will present in detail some case studies in Ph.D. theses defended between 1970-2019, carried out by the Ph.D. candidates in the first 5-7 years of activity after graduating or by the Ph.D. candidates who have a lot of professional activity.Common elements of these case studies, which allow a comparative analysis, refer to the fact that all started from solving a problem required by practice, and the solutions were checked by carrying out experiments on real models at a reduced scale.
The public library in the brazilian scientific production of the 70’s and the 80’s: an analysis between text and context

This article presents an analysis of the scientific production around public libraries on the Information Sciences and Communication studies. The main theme of research is to identify how Public Library has been represented in the discourses that comes from this production. It determines the 1970’s and the 1980’s as the corpus of the analysis, considering the weight of these years to the studies on the theme in Brazil. Conducts bibliographic survey in an important brazilian database in library and information science- BRAPCI -  aiming to map the scientific production. Identifies 68 documents published during the period and after applying the research`s criteria, it defines a corpus of analysis a total of 12 scientific articles.  For the purposes of the analysis, it employs content analysis. It concludes that social and historical constructions about public libraries during these period, deeply guided by the desires of the higher socioeconomic classes, reverberate in the appropriations and understanding of the Public Library through Brazilian society.
ATOCS: Automatic Configuration of Encryption Schemes for Secure NoSQL Databases

Secure databases have emerged to securely store and process sensitive data at untrusted infrastructures (e.g., Cloud Computing). To be secure and efficient, the encryption schemes used by these systems must be carefully chosen. Indeed, this task requires expertise both in databases and security, and is currently being done manually, which is time-consuming and error-prone and can lead to security violations, poor performance, or both. This paper presents ATOCS, a novel framework that analyses the applications' code and, from the inferred requirements, determines the best combination of encryption schemes and related configurations for the underlying secure NoSQL database. Its design is modular and extensible thus facilitating the support of different applications and database solutions. Our evaluation with real-world applications shows that ATOCS is fast (it takes 44 seconds to analyse more than 12K LoC), accurate, and simplifies the configuration of secure databases.
A Meta-analysis of the Effects of Mobile Technologies on Foreign Language Learning Performance

This study is a statistical review of 35 experimental and quasi-experimental studies from2007 to 2019. The results show that mobile technologies have a significant positive effect on foreign language learning performance. Learning stages, language skills, types of software and mobile devices have significant moderate effect on the relationship between mobile technologies and foreign language learning performance, while the moderate effect of the learning environment is not significant. This research provides some insights for researchers and practitioners in the application of mobile technologies in foreign language learning in China.
EFL Young Learners’ Problems Encountered in the Learning of English Speaking: Teachers’ Perspectives

Teaching speaking to Indonesian EFL young learners is still problematic. It happens not only because English is not used in daily activities but also the government’s regulation to some extent does not support that. This qualitative study aims to describe the problems faced by EFL students in the learning of English speaking with teachers’ perspectives. The samples of this research were three teachers from three different elementary schools in Jepara, Central Java, Indonesia. The data were collected by using questionnaire, interview, and classroom observation. The data were then analyzed by 1) memoing or transcribing the interview data, reading them to make notes and finding the most important information that might be useful for the study, 2) describing the data to find complete explanation of context, setting, and interactions of participants, 3) classifying data—to break down the obtained result and put it into categories, and 4) interpreting the data to find the meanings of the data by connecting the findings with previous studies, personal experience, and expert advice to find the best result. The result showed that EFL students’ problems in the learning of English speaking came from some factors. They are 1) Native language, 2) Age, 3) Exposure, and 4) Motivation, and 5) Learners’ Autonomy.  Keywords : speaking, Indonesian EFL students, young learners
Monitoring of the Poly-Professional Competence Development in the Project Activity of Students

The article considers the features of poly-professional competence development in the project activities of high school students via comparative qualitative research methods. A comparative analysis of the professional qualities of students of two groups (1st and 4th-year undergraduate) showed that most of the professional qualities’ components of 1st-year students are less developed than those of 4thyear students and image-result (graduates). In conclusion, with greater involvement of students in project activities such as skills as effective oral communications, quality and result orientation, a creative approach to solving problems, responsibility, interpersonal communication, performing discipline, open-mindedness, are formed.
INSCRIBE - College Notes Sharing Application

Abstract: The lecture is still the primary teaching and learning form in university and will remain so due to its cost effectiveness. However, student disengagement caused by the traditional didactic style of lecture - with its one-way information flow allowing little or no interaction - prevents students from taking full advantage of this learning paradigm. Some work has been done to address this issue by re-designing lectures to incorporate more lecturer-and student interaction, but has yet to be widely adopted. In this paper, we present a novel approach to applying a student centered collaborative learning pedagogy into the lecture environment through a novel real-time collaborative notes sharing application Group Notes on Smartphones to let students voluntarily engage themselves by means of student-to-student interaction and also with the faculty members. Preliminary student feedback has shown that the approach is pedagogically and technically feasible and students are quite open to this approach due to its learning-sharing factor and peer motivation. Keywords: Android, IOS, Dart - Flutter, encryption, collaboration, Smartphones, education.
Analysis of Differences in Manual Accounting Skills with Computer Accounting in Service Company Accounting Practices

The purpose of this study is to describe manual accounting skills and computer-based accounting and to find out whether there is a significant difference between manual accounting skills and computer accounting assisted by the Mind Your Own Business (MYOB) application. This research is a quantitative research with a Quasi Experimental approach. The research techniques used are observation, tests, and interviews. The population in this study were all students of class XI accounting expertise competency at SMK Negeri 1 Kedawung, while the samples were 36 students of class XI AKL 2 as the experimental class and 33 students of class XI AKL 3 as the control class. Data analysis was performed by t test. The results of this study indicate that: (1) The value obtained by students in computer accounting practice is higher with an average value of 77.18 compared to the average value of manual accounting practice, which is 71.06. (2) Calculation of independent sample t test is known that the value of Sig. (2-tailed) 0.043 <0.05, then Ha is accepted and Ho is rejected, meaning that there is a significant difference between manual accounting skills and computer accounting.
THE APPLICATION OF ISOGENIC ELLIPTIC CURVES AND GRAPHS IN POST-QUANTUM CRYPTOGRAPHY

The article presents the properties of elliptic curves and the laws of arithmetic in their structuresforming an additive group characterized by relatively low computational costs of performing group operations.The concept of isogens is introduced, the structure of a quotient grid in the body of complex numbers is definedand the properties of group activities in these structures are enumerated. Next, reference was made to themethods of exchanging cryptographic keys based on graph structures. In the next part, the Supersingular IsogenyKey Exchange is introduced, and a comparison of three versions of the Diffie-Hellman key phrase protocol ismade – classical, based on elliptic curves and based on isogeny. Finally, research problems were presented in thearea where any minimal progress would bring a greater guarantee of secure communication – both now and inthe future when quantum computers will be available.
Quantum coherent revival in a room-temperature quantum-dot optical amplifier: a route towards practical quantum information processing

The hallmark quantum-optics phenomenon: quantum coherent revival was demonstrated in room-temperature quantum dot optical amplifiers. The revival originates from coherent excitation of, and interaction among, homogeneous subgroups within an inhomogeneous ensemble, which play the role of a multi qubits platform for practical quantum information processing.
The Relationship Between Platelet Count and Severity of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever in Pediatric Patients at UKI Cawang Hospital for the period January 2015-December 2015

This thesis discusses the connection of platelet number and the severity of dengue hemorrhagic fever in pediatric patients in Cawang UKI Hospital from January 2015 to December 2015. The data were collected from medical records. This research is a retrospective cross-sectional method. Total population of 170 and take a sample of 119 cases. From that, samples obtained from platelet amount decreased with increasing severity of dengue hemorrhagic fever, there is a significant connection between platelet count decreases with severity of dengue hemorrhagic fever with p = 0.000.&#x0D; Keywords: platelets, the severity of dengue hemorrhagic fever