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Optimization based trajectory planning for autonomous racing

Autonomous driving is one of the three new technologies that are disrupting the classical vehicle industry together with electriﬁcation and connectivity. All three are pieces in the puzzle to drast ...
LibGuides: Database Help: Database Help

The Cleary U. Library facilitates access to almost 30 (mostly academic) databases. Which one should you use? How can you get the most out of using the databases? This guide will help you answer those questions!
Could Brain Be Represented as a Hyperbolic Geometry

There are proposals that the lattice-like structures formed by neurons in some brain regions could be mapped to discrete sets of 2-D hyperbolic space H 2 , possibly tesselations analogous to lattices of 2-D plane. The map is rather abstract: The points of tesselation would correlate with the  statistical properties of neurons rather than representing their geometric positions as such. In TGD framework, zero energy ontology (ZEO) suggests a generalization of replacing H 2 with 3-D hyperbolic space H 3 . The magnetic body (MB) of any system carrying dark matter as h eff = nh 0 provides a representation of any system (or perhaps vice versa). Could MB provide this kind of representation as a tesselation at 3-D hyperboloid of causal diamond (cd) defined as intersection of future and past directed light-cones of M 4 ? The points of tesselation labelled by a subgroup of SL ( 2, Z ) or it generalization replacing Z with algebraic integers for an extension of rationals  would be determined by its statistical properties. The positions of the magnetic images of neurons at H 3 would define a tesselation of H 3 . The tesselation could be mapped to the analog of Poincare disk - Poincare ball - represented as t = T snapshot ( t is the linear Minkowski time) of future light-cone. After t = T the neuronal system would not change in size. Tesselation could define cognitive representation as a discrete set of space-time points with coordinates in some extension of rationals assignable to the space-time surface representing MB. One can argue that MB has more naturally cylindrical instead of spherical symmetry so that one can consider also a cylindrical representation at E 1 x H 2 so that symmetry would be broken from SO ( 1,3 ) to SO ( 1,2 ). M 8 - H duality would allow to interpret the special value t = T in terms of special 6-D brane like solution of algebraic equations in M 8 having interpretation as a very special moment of consciousness for self having CD as geometric correlate. Physically it could correspond to a (biological) quantum phase transition decreasing the value of length scale dependent cosmological constant Λ in which the size of the system increase by a factor, which is power of 2. This proposal is extremely general and would apply to cognitive representations at the MB of any system.
Nirbana: A Relief Identification System (SIRel) Based Android Application As An Effort of Indonesian Noble Values Implantation

Candi is one of the most important cultural heritage which contains a lot of important values for Indonesian peoples. Those important values are being stated in many relief carvings on the Candi’s walls. These relief carvings reflect the values of life that should be applied by mankind. Moreover, relief carvings also reflect Indonesian national history and cultures which is a reflection of the nation’s identity and character. This research intends to design an application named Nirbana. Nirbana utilizes Unity Program as an image, audio, and texts processing software, Vuforia Program as an Augmented Reality processor for smartphones, and Augmented Reality technology as an output media in the form of visual graphics, this entire unit is incorporated into a system called Relief Identification System (SIRel). This application is expected to be a solution for the problems experienced by Indonesian people who have difficulty in accessing information about relief carvings in Candis. Nirbana is expected to be a prototype for every cultural heritage management in an effort to exploit the potency of technology for the benefit of Indonesian cultural education. Moreover, this program is targeted to become a medium to socialize and instill Indonesian noble values to the present and future generations.&amp;nbsp;
The Use of IOC (Inside-Outside Circle) in Teaching ReadingShort Story.

Reading is one of the English skills that should be mastered by students in Seniorhigh school. In real class, the teacher still applyings the conventional technique ofteaching reading, especially in a short story. This study aims to describe the use ofInside-Outside Circle in teaching the reading short story. The purpose of this research toknow are (1) To investigate the use of the IOC (Inside-Outside-Circle) technique inteaching reading a short story. (2) To know student's responses in learning reading shortstories using Inside-Outside Circle.The type of this research is qualitative, by using descriptive techniques. Thesubjects in this study were teachers and students. Data collection techniques used areobservation, and interviews. Analysis of the data used is data reduction, display, andconcluding / verification.The results of research by observing and interviewing show that: (1) teachers can use theInside-Outside Circle technique well and actively. Also, the teacher guides students tobecome more active in learning by using the Inside-Outside Circle technique. (2)Student responses in learning to read using the Inside-Outside Circle,namely studentsgiving positive responses by using the Inside Outside technique
LibGuides: Summer Bridge 2020: Citing Sources

An introduction to the library and its services and resources for the 2020 Summer Bridge program
Library Guides: Scholarly Identity: A Guide: Amazon Author Central

A guide on how to manage, promote, and protect your online scholarly identity as a current or future researcher, academic, or scholar.
THE USE OF MIND MAPPING AS MEDIA TO IMPROVE SEVENTH GRADE STUDENTS' ABILITY IN WRITING DESCRIPTIVE TEXT AT MTS N SALATIGA IN THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2019/ 2020

Asy-Syifa Arin Nur Astuti. 2020. The Use of Mind Mapping as Media to Improve Seventh Grade Students’ Ability in Writing Descriptive Text at MTs N Salatiga in the Academic Year 2019/2020. A Graduating paper, English Education Department, Teacher Training and Education Faculty, State Institute for Islamic Studies Salatiga. Counselor: Norwanto, M.Hum., Ph.D.The objectives of the study are: (1) To know the implementation of using mind mapping as media to improve students’ ability in writing descriptive text for the seventh grade students of MTs Negeri Salatiga.(2) To find out significant improvement of using mind mapping to improve students’ ability in writing descriptive text for the seventh grade students of MTs Negeri Salatiga. The subject of the research consists of 31 students of the seventh grade at MTs Negeri Salatiga. This research methodology is Classroom Action Research (CAR). There are two cycles and every cycle incudes planning, acting, observing, and reflecting. The data were analyzed qualitative and quantitative. The implementation of using Mind Mapping was successful. The result of the research shows that the mean of pre-test cycle I is 55.8 and post-test cycle I is 67.8. Meanwhile, the mean of pre-test cycle II is 67.4 and post-test cycle II is 79.4. The percentage of minimum passing grade of cycle I is 16.1% for the pre-test and 51.6% for the post-test. In cycle II, the percentage of minimum passing grade is 22.8% for the pre-test and 87.1% for the post-test. The improvement in cycle I is 35.5% and cycle II is 61.3%. The result of T-test in cycle I (4.9) and cycle II (7.5) are higher than T-table (2.042). It could concluded that the use of Mind Mapping could improving student’ ability in writing descriptive text. Keyword: Writing; Descriptive Text; Mind Mapping
Blended Learning Models of Japanese Oral Language Instruction

The article dwells upon the advantages of using blended learning for foreign language instruction in the university. The author includes general classification of the basic models of blended learning, and based on this classification four main blended learning models for Japanese oral language instruction are presented: Face-to-Face Driver Model (A1 language proficiency level), Activities Rotation Model (A2 language proficiency level), Working Space Rotation Model (B1 language proficiency level) and Flipped Classroom Model (B1/B2 language proficiency level). The following three additional models which can be used for improving certain language skills and building competence in linguistic, social and cultural field are also mentioned: Flex Model, Online Lab Model and Self-Blend Model.
AN OVERVIEW ON BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY

The revolutionary technology impacting different industries miraculously was introduced in the markets with its very first modern application Bitcoin. Bitcoin is nothing but a form of digital currency (crypto currency) which can be used in the place of fiat money for trading. And the underlying technology behind the success of cryptocurrencies is termed as Blockchain.There’s a common misconception among people that Bitcoin and Blockchain are one and the same, however, that is not the case. Creating cryptocurrencies is one of the applications of Blockchain technology and other than Bitcoin, there are numerous applications that are being developed on the basis of the blockchain technology.
Sintomas de Depressão, Ansiedade e Estresse em Pacientes com Deficiência Física e em Reabilitação

A deficiencia fisica e um impedimento relacionado a mobilidade. Ha uma variedade de alteracoes que se apresentam e envolvem, de maneira muito especifica, cada pessoa com deficiencia fisica em reabilitacao. Foi realizado um estudo transversal e descritivo com o objetivo de identificar os sintomas de depressao, ansiedade e estresse em pacientes com deficiencia e em reabilitacao fisica. Foi desenvolvido em uma amostra de 15 pacientes com deficiencia fisica e em reabilitacao atendidos em uma instituicao de Saude de Teresina-PI. Para a coleta de dados foi utilizado um questionario de dados pessoais e clinicos e o instrumento Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale , versao curta de 21 itens (DASS-21). Os dados coletados foram organizados e tabulados no Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), versao 16.0, e utilizada a estatistica descritiva. Foram considerados relevantes os sintomas identificados em mais de 50% dos avaliados. O objetivo proposto foi alcancado e poucos sintomas foram considerados com indices relevantes na amostra: dois sintomas de estresse e um sintoma de ansiedade. Nao foram identificados na amostra sintoma de depressao com indice considerado relevante. Alteracoes se apresentam e envolvem de maneira muito especifica cada pessoa com deficiencia em reabilitacao. PALAVRAS-CHAVE : Deficiencia. Depressao. Ansiedade. Estresse. ABSTRACT The physical disability relates itself to an impediment about to the movability. There is a variety of alterations that present and involve in a very specific manner each person with physical disability in the rehabilitation process. It was performed an transversal and descriptive study aiming to identify the symptoms of depression, anxiety and stress patients in the physical rehab. It was developed with an sample of 15 physical disability patients in physical rehab process at a Health institution in Teresina, Piaui. For the data collecting it was used an questionnaire of personal and clinical data and the instrument Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale, short version of 21 items (DASS-21). The collected data were organized and tabulated in the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) version 16.0, and descriptive statistics had been used. It were considered relevant the identified symptoms in more than 50% of the interviewed. The proposed objective was reached and few symptoms were considered with relevant indeces in the sample: two stress symptoms and na anxiety symptom. Depression symptoms with relative relevant indices were not identified. Alterations present and involve themselves in a much specific way to each person with physical disability in physical rehabilitation. KEYWORDS : Disability. Depression. Anxiety. Stress.
LibGuides: Using Electronic Resources at the Salmon Library: Persistent Links (Permalinks)

A general overview of using our electronic articles and databases at the Salmon Library, including using our proxy server, our OpenURL, and fixing issues with troubleshooting tips.
The Teacher’s Corrective Feedback in Pronunciation at 68th Group of English UPB at UIN Antasari Banjarmasin

In achieve its objectives, researcher use descriptive qualitative as an approach tocollect and analyze data. The subject of this research are one teacher and all the students of68th group of English UPB at UIN Antasari Banjarmasin The object of this research theteacher’s feedback especially corrective feedback use by teacher in pronunciation activities of68th group of English UPB at UIN Antasari Banjarmasin This research carries out in thegroup 68th English Language Development Unit (UPB) at UIN Antasari Banjarmasin. Thisstudy take 68th grade from 109 groups and 2811 of students, in group 68th consists of 24students. The researcher gets data from informants and documents. The main data is obtainedcollecting student pronunciation errors activities that contains corrective feedback fromteacher. The istrument use in this study are observation and interview. Data processing in thisresearch is divide into three phases: reducing, displaying and drawing conclusion. Then, allthe data are analyze descriptively qualitatively and concluded inductively.This study find out that there are six types of corrective feedback used by teacher tostudents in pronunciation at Group 68th of English UPB at UIN Antasari Banjarmasin. Theyare recast, metalinguistic feedback, clarification request, elicitation, explicit feedback andrepetition. The most dominant type of corrective feedback that is use by the teacher duringpronunciation activities at Group 68th of English UPB at UIN Antasari Banjarmasin arerecast, clarification request and repetition.
Panoptic Blockchain Ecosystems: An Exploratory Case Study of the Beef Supply Chain (Advance)

Blockchain is a technologically enabled expression of thepanopticon metaphor — however, duplicated as both a carrot anda stick. This paper demonstrates how the metaphor can be used todeepen an existing understanding of law and governance throughthe technology and social tool of blockchain. This enhances ourunderstanding of blockchain and shows a new way of considering itsvalue as a technology. This is presented in three stages.The first stage explores the role of the panopticon as initiallyconceptualised by Bentham, and subsequently developed byFoucault. The second stage of this paper turns to the social andcommunity borne effects of blockchain and the benefits of thetechnology as a social tool. It is argued that blockchain technologycan augment juridic and governance power through the formationof blockchain-enabled communities. These communities will havethe means to self-regulate their actions because of the technology ina manner that replicates the qualities of the panopticon. The thirdstage considers this technology through a legal lens and provides apractical example using observations from the BeefLedger project.This explores the potential value of blockchain to the Australian beefsupply chain and importance to food fraud, food safety, and animalwelfare.
Unaligned Sequential Image Transformation with GAN

Author(s): Wang, Siyang | Advisor(s): Tu, Zhuowen | Abstract: The purpose of this thesis is to present a novel method of learning to generate an image sequence from input a single image without sequentially aligned data. Given examples of a visual phenomena that can be divided into discrete time steps, the problem is to learn a model that takes an input from any such time and realizes this input at all other time steps in the sequence. For example, given a scenery picture in spring and output the corresponding pictures in sequence of summer, fall, and winter without changing overall layout and semantic information presented in the input picture. Furthermore, it is assumed that ground-truth aligned sequences is not provided. This broadens the real-world application of this method as it is often difficult to collect aligned sequential data for many problems. This task generalizes the unpaired image-to-image problem from generating pairs to generating sequences and associates a direction of time with the phenomena observed.We show that this problem can be solved by incorporating Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN), a popular deep unsupervised learning technique, and a periodic assumption about the sequential visual phenomena modeled. The periodic assumption is enforced in model training by a novel Loop Consistency loss, inspired by the popular Cycle Consistency loss that has achieved huge success in unpaired image-to-image transformation. The two parts of the model, GAN and Loop Consistency, can be seen as two levels of constraints that together facilitate model training. The transformation unit itself is a neural network. We show the effects of different network architecture changes on generation quality and present the results of the model in comparison with several competitive baseline models.
Comparing Julia and Python : An investigation of the performance on image processing with deep neural networks and classification

Python is the most popular language when it comes to prototyping and developing machine learning algorithms. Python is an interpreted language that causes it to have a significant performance loss ...
Research Workshop 2: Technical and conceptual innovations

The EVA London Research Workshop is one of the more unique elements of our Conference that we have been keen to develop over many years.Often Postgraduate Students, at Masters or PhD level, or Unaffiliated Artists may feel excluded from prestigious conferences until their research is complete and they can submit a full paper proposal.However apart from their Tutors, Supervisors and Mentors, EVA London provides an almost unique opportunity to submit projects which can be truly described as 'Work in Progress'.With an audience of International Academics and acknowledged experts in a field, the Research Workshop presentations have often lead to very positive interest and support, and sometimes to future collaborations, or returning to EVA London a
Blockchain and smart contracts for education

Currently, the preparations of the exams are made by the teaching or responsible teams to evaluate the students or applicants through an objective test to subsequently get a grade. We propose a system based on the use of Blockchain technology and smart contracts that would allow an automated preparation of test-type assessment tests, and the registration of the answers in a Blockchain ledger. The record of the answers made is registered chronologically, guaranteeing that the answers and the grades will not be modified, in addition to allowing the student to have access to that information (with prior consent). We also propose that the test’s questions be obtained from a question pool, previously filled in by experts in the field, and classified by level of difficulty, what would allow the assessors or students to establish the level of difficulty of the test. This would allow the creation of a more enriched curriculum for eachstudent, the student wallet, a wallet containing the scores of exams, and the level in which students have accomplished the competencies and the skills acquired throughout their academic experience.
A corpus-based analysis of linguistic interference of Italian native speakers in English and Spanish written production as a foreign language

The purpose of the present study is to investigate the language learning process of Italian native speakers through the analysis of errors found in their English and Spanish written performance. In order to accomplish this goal, essays written by Italian university students were collected, typed and used to build two computer-readable corpora. Furthermore, competence errors retrieved from each corpus were classified according to their sources into intralingual and interlingual errors. Then, interlingual errors were classified according to linguistic levels and form of errors. Finally, the created taxonomies were analysed to simulate, subsequently, the students’ interlanguage systems. Thus, by comparing the results of the analysis, and examining the L1 negative transfers encountered in the interlanguage systems, the study has explored whether native speakers of the same L1 will develop the same learning process towards different languages. The results of the research endeavour have demonstrated that L1 has a very strong influence on foreign language acquisition and use. Moreover, the empirical research evidence has shown that in most aspects of students’ interlanguage systems, L1 influence is greater than other factors that lead to intralingual errors such as incomplete rule application and overgeneralisation. Specifically, the level of similarity between L1 and TL does not affect the considerable degree of L1 influence.
&lt;em&gt;CORRECTIONES&lt;/em&gt; MANZONIANE: DAL &lt;em&gt;TRIONFO DELLA LIBERTÀ&lt;/em&gt; ALL'ULTIMA POESIA

Before his conversion, Manzoni is an author of few works, almost all unpublished, which already earned him the fame of a poet. The longest of these works is the Trionfo della Libertà . In this poem we can find ideological values and writingstyles that will act for a long time in Manzoni's mind, who in later works will resume and correcting (id est, converting) them, producing a significant feedback effect on the importance to be assigned to the Trionfo della Libertà itself.
Evaluation of Secure Pad Resilient to Shoulder Hacking

This paper presents evaluation of a series of secure PIN/password input methods named Secure Pad. When a PIN or password is input to a smartphone, tablet, banking terminal, etc., the risk of the PIN or the password being peeped and stolen by other persons arises, which is called shoulder hacking or shoulder surfing. To decrease the risk, we have proposed a method that erases key-top labels, moves them smoothly and simultaneously, and lets the user touch the target key after they stopped. The user only needs to trace a single key, but peepers have to trace the movements of all the keys at the same time. Secure Pad does not have the highest security, but it is easy to use and does not require any changes to the server side. This paper presents detailed evaluation of Secure Pad and demonstrates that it has high resistance to shoulder hacking while providing satisfactory usability without large input errors.
Gating Networks in Learning Machines for Multimodal Data : Decision Fusion on Single Modality Classifiers

Different architectures of gating networks that aggregate information from multiple modalities and their suitability for decision fusion is investigated. The research question, how does a gating ne ...