Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
PELATIHAN BATIK LILIN DINGIN DENGAN VISUAL CIRI KHAS BETAWI DI RUMAH SINGGAH BINA ANAK PERTIWI JAKARTA

Community service by Visual Communication Design (DKV) Paramadina University is aims to developing skills for the member of residents at the “Rumah Singgah” Bina Anak Pertiwi. It has around 166 children and 377 adults. They generally come from street who do not have a decent life. The training is taught batik through cold wax media on cloth, with visual characteristics of Betawi culture. DKV empowering member of residents through improving skills in batik. Besides abilities in digital technology, hand skills with creativity are believed still survive and become the backbone of the creative industry in the 4.0 era. The activity method is to provide training with practicing, apply cold waxed batik with the visuals of Betawi’s icons. This activity was attended by around fifteen member residents. Through this training, batik can be developed into various kinds of products such as scarves, tablecloths, souvenirs and other home decorations. Making batik with cold wax is relatively easy to apply, and the materials are easy to get. So it is hoped that the member residents can innovatively develop their own skills and creativity. They are expected to be more productive so that they can improve their economic level.
Analisis Dan Perancangan Sistem Informasi Penjualan Rumah Berbasis Web Pada PT Indah Cemani Raya Balaraja

The system used by the company in handling the recording and sale of home products is still done manually as to hamper the company's performance. In a sense, a company is a unified system that influences one another to achieve certain goals. In the proposed system that the author designed to solve these problems while providing information on home sales quickly. For example, data processing needs are increasing, data processing rules are increasingly varied, rules from within or outside the company, can be used as indicators of problems. So PT Indah Cemani Raya, Balaraja designed the application for a web-based balaraja housing information system. This system is used to facilitate the process of sales, promotions and detailed information about balaraja housing, where marketing can enter home listings entrusted by customers to the website of PT Indah Cemani Raya, Balaraja to be marketed, and the existence of an application to activate the list of home sales that have been inputted by&#x0D; marketing to the website. Reports produced are in the form of home data reports, home buyer reports, home marketing reports, periodic payment reports, house specifications and credit simulations. Currently there is no system to facilitate customers in seeing housing products and also place an order without having to come to the location. The purpose of writing this journal is to analyze and design a sales system at PT Indah Cemani Raya, Balaraja so that it can help the parties involved in the data collection process, especially in the home sales process. PT Indah Cemani Raya, Balaraja is a private company engaged in the property business, specifically in the sale of housing construction (developers) which helps the government in increasing national economic development.
Libraries and Impact of Implementing Cloud Native Applications in replacement to Premise Applications

Cloud computing is a well-known worldview to figuring assets. Cloud-native technologies incorporate the application system in a dynamic cloud environment, which may include private, public, or hybrid. It focuses on activity and agility. This paper speaks about implementing cloud-native applications in replacement to on-premise applications. We implement Platform as a Service (PaaS) for Application Streaming through the premise, rather than incorporating the conventional procedure of setting up on-premise application software on each system. The paper also tries to provide an insight into the advantages of a native-cloud application over an on-premise one.
Interactive Visualization System for Psychological Topology

Recently, there is increasing interest in mental support activities, including mental health care, counseling, and mental training in workplaces, schools, and sports teams. As a background to these things, various analysis methods have been developed to clarify and visualize the subject’s mental state based on these data. We tried to reveal and visualize the transition patterns of the subjects’ mental states by analyzing their utterances. Furthermore, we developed an interactive system of visualization of psychological state to support visual understanding of psychological topology. Features have been implemented to enable multidimensional data to visualize the movements shown on the SOM map. In this paper, we describe the system that can interactively visualize psychological states.
Complexity Assessment based on UML-Activity Diagram

Assessing complexity can significantly contribute to the attainment of the various quality attributes associated with a system. The avoidable complexity can be identified and reduced on the basis of the assessment. It holds the key to success of the system being developed. Various evaluation methods exist which have specific objectives and basis and all contribute to enhance product quality. In this paper a Complexity Assessment approach based on Activity Diagrams (CAAD) is proposed to evaluate the process view of the architecture of a system. The proposed approach estimates the complexity of the system/class/function from the UML representation of the process view of the architecture in the form of activity diagrams. This complexity measure may be used to assess and estimate the time and effort required to develop the system. This approach can estimate the coding complexity in terms of size without actually developing the code for the system/class/function. The paper is on calculating a complexity factor C from the given activity diagram and further develop a relationship between C and LOC metrics.
Perbandingan Hasil Belajar Dengan Menggunakan Model Group Investigation dan Quantum Teaching Pada SMK Negeri 1 Lubuk Basung “Studi Kasus Pada Siswa Kelas X Akuntansi Mata Pelajaran Akuntansi Dasar”

Comparison of student learning outcomes between learning using the Group Investigation Model and Quantum Teaching on Financial Report material. This study aims to determine the differences and improvement of student learning outcomes in the application of Group Investigation and Quantum Teaching in financial report material. The research design used was the Nonequivalent Control Design Group. In the first experimental class the average score of student learning outcomes was 80.95 and the increase in the average score of student learning outcomes was 47.57 with N-gain of 0.71 (high category). In the second experimental class the average score of student learning outcomes was 88.24 and the increase in the average score of student learning outcomes was 52.05 with N-gain of 0.81 (high category). The results of the study showed that there were differences in student learning outcomes between the experimental classes applying the Group Investigation and Quantum Teaching. These results indicate that the application of the Quantum Teaching model is higher for improving student learning outcomes.Keyword: group investigation, student learning outcomes, quantum teaching
The tribe &amp; the software tester

The human bind is truly a marvel and with it humanity has managed incredible feasts in so short a history it is staggering. Even so, the mind is flawed. Psychologists have shown time and again that we can fail-constantly and predictably-at even simple and common tasks, such as tracking changes in a visual scene. As software development races forward, and the need for human software testers continues, these cognitive biases must be considered and compensated for during the software testing process. This thesis examines a number of these biases and their applicability to software testing, it proposes the integration of aspects of psychology into the software testing process, and shows experimentally that the human software tester can very easily be tricked and manipulated in simple ways.
How to Implement Video Modeling in Educational Environment to Improve Communication in Students with ASD: An Evidence-Based Review

The purpose of this article is to review what is the current knowledge about Video Modeling (VM), a form of observational learning and one of the most important and substantial basic practices based on evidence for students with ASD, and to propose a way to implement it in an educational environment from a social-communicational approach. With this objective, in this article, this practice and its types are defined, its objectives are established, its impact on educational environments is analyzed and an evidence-based implementation sequence is proposed, consisting of three steps: planning, use and monitoring.
Power Consumption using Cryptography Algorithms in Cloud Computing

Cloud Computing has been viewed as the cutting edge design of Information Technology. The Cloud worldview included points of interest and its potential for diminishing expenses and time for an administration that favors towards security issues. Distributed computing is an accumulation of data technology(IT) that offered to the client dependent on renting. In spite of the fact that countless security issues are tended to, in any case some are not tended to and a few calculations are proposed for security issues. This paper shows an on the Power Consumption of utilizing our refreshed H-HABE calculations and contrast and the different encryption systems. A similar report made on a few encryption systems are utilized for power utilization in the cloud. At long last, the significant measurements like Power Consumption issues present in distributed computing are examined.
The Link between Speech Mastery and Writing Achievement: The Case of Madrasah Students in South Sumatera

This study investigated the link between students’ parts of speech mastery and their achievement in writing skill. This study was aimed at finding out whether or not there was any significant link and significant influence among the two variables. The population of the study was tenth grade Madrasah students in South Sumatera. There were 330 students from five classes as the population in this study. However, 96 students were taken as the sample of this study. There were two variables involved in this study, students’ parts of speech mastery (variable X), and writing achievement (variable Y). The score of parts of speech mastery was taken from multiple choice questions, while the student’ writing achievement was taken from the test which was scored based on experts’ judgment. Based on the data analysis, it was found that the r-obtained (.293) was higher than r-table (.200). Then, the level of probability (p) significance (sig.2-tailed) was .443. It means that p (.004) was lower than .05. Thus, null hypothesis (H0) was rejected and the alternative hypothesis (Ha) was accepted. Based on the findings, it was concluded that there was significant link between students’ parts of speech mastery and their writing achievement. The obtained R-square was .083 indicated that students’ parts of speech mastery was likely to contribute with 8.3% contribution and to affect writing achievement.
Association Rule Mining III: Frequent Pattern Trees

This chapter introduces the FP-growth algorithm for extracting frequent itemsets from a database of transactions. First the database is processed to produce a data structure called a FP-tree, then the tree is processed recursively by constructing a sequence of reduced trees known as conditional FP-trees, from which the frequent itemsets are extracted. The algorithm has the very desirable feature of requiring only two scans through the database.
QL proofs: metatheory

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For the question of dating cave and rock painting

In present time dating of images on rocks and in caves is made on basis of dating the layer under the images, style correspondence with images from other territories, analogies with small form pieces of art, graphic images on pottery and other products. But different compositions of dyes, detection palimpsest and traces of correction or remediation of images&nbsp;may indicate different time of drawing a picture on the rocks or cave walls. Big difference in strict dating of paint of images and cultural layer under them in Ignatievskaia cave is a good example of this. Straight paint drawing dates in cave Shove had proven the unreliability of stylistic similarities for images dating. Cultural remains under rocks with images also can not serve as a basis for images dating, because in ancient times individual rocks without any pictures often became objects of sakralization.&nbsp;In the article the main images dating methods are described and the conventionality of their results is proved. Only strict dating of dyes from the image can define real time of its making. But even in this case problems will remain because images could be corrected in different times.
The impact of sentiment analysis on decision outcomes - an empirical investigation

A typical trade-off in decision-making is between the cost of acquiring information and the decline in decision quality caused by insufficient information. Consumers regularly face this trade-off in purchase decisions. Online product/service reviews serve as sources of product/service related information. Meanwhile, modern technology has led to an abundance of such content, which makes it prohibitively costly (if possible at all) to exhaust all available information. Consumers need to decide what subset of available information to use. Star ratings are excellent cues for this decision as they provide a quick indication of the tone of a review. However there are cases where such ratings are not available or detailed enough. Sentiment analysis - text analytic techniques that automatically detect the polarity of text - can help in these situations with more refined analysis. This study was performed in two interrelated phases. In the first phase the potential impact of Sentiment Scores (sentiment analysis outcomes) was investigated through a comparison between these scores with an already established numerical rating denoted as star ratings in three different domains. The results show that sentiment scores tend to fall into neutral areas and are not able to detect extremes that were reported to be more beneficial for information acquisition purposes. As a result, to use the current sentiment analysis results as a substitute for star ratings, a partial linear filter was applied to sentiment analysis results in a way to highlight the subtle differences away from the "neutral zone". In the second phase, the impact of the extended version of sentiment scores on decision outcomes was examined through a controlled experiment. The examined decision was a purchase decision and the information provided was pages of reviews annotated with extended sentiment scores on each paragraph. Human subjects were used in the experiment and controlled data gathering sessions was designed. Results suggest that female consumers may use sentiment scores on review documents without other comparison aids to increase their confidence level in their purchase decisions.
An Empirical Study on Impact of Sustainability-Oriented Total Quality Management Practices on Organizational Performance in Uae Based Organization

The globalization capability, the vivid competition, the continual technological evolution imposes organizations to provide quality services and products in highly competitive prices preferably in economic decline environment. Survival and evolution of the organizations is based on tool called quality. To achieve quality, a well-known and effective system used in organizations is Total Quality Management (TQM). In order to survive in the modern economy, performance level of each and every organization is highly significant, which can be implemented through TQM. Recent studies on TQM has declared that it is capable of fostering improvement in service or product, in financial performance, and in reducing costs, whilst providing high satisfaction to customer and employees. In spite of the fact that favorable advantages of TQM are huge, its execution is supported only when it has an important and significant effect on financial performance of organization. The major motive of this research is to establish TQM practices employed by Royal Jet, UAE and examine their own financial performance by adapting TQM. The ultimate objective of this research is to find out the impact of TQM on financial performance of Royal Jet. Financial performance of Royal Jet is considered as dependent variable. The top management involvement, employee performance and customer satisfaction are considered as independent variables. The relationship between the dependent and independent variablesis analyzed through case study to find the impact of total quality management on financial performance.
Graphical User Interfaces

A Graphical User Interface can capture the essence of an idea or a situation, often avoiding the need for a long passage of text. Such interfaces can save a user from the need to learn complex commands. They are less likely to intimidate computer users and can provide a large amount of information quickly in a form which can be easily assimilated by the user. This chapter we will first introduce what we mean by a GUI and by WIMP based UIs in particular. We will then consider the range of libraries available for Python before selecting wxPython.
Pelatihan Menulis “Descriptive Text” di Kelurahan Manguharjo Kecamatan Mayangan Kota Probolinggo

This community service was a training in writing descriptive text for junior high school students in Joboan village, Probolinggo city. The method of this community service covered four stages: a) analyzing, b) planning and developing the content, c) implementing and d) training. In analyzing stage, the writer found problems faced by the students in writing descriptive text. In planning and developing the content stage, the writer developed method to write descriptive text by utilizing picture and guided question. With this pandemic situation, in implementing stage, the writer gathered 10 participants by applying health protocol suggested by the Government. Training stage was done for three days, 20-22 of July 2020. In the first day, the writer gave explanation related descriptive text. In the second day, the participants started to practice writing descriptive text by using picture and guided question. Feedback was given in the third day. The results of this training were shown by the presence of all participants three days in a row, they also gave responds and asked questions enthusiastically in the training process. The participants no longer faced difficulty in writing descriptive text since they knew that picture and guided question can help them write descriptive text better. &#x0D; Keywords: training, writing, descriptive text, picture, guided question, feedback
Best of the Best Business Reference Web Resources 2019

The BRASS Best of the Best Business Reference Web Resources Award was established in 2009. The award recognizes three websites highly relevant to information professionals involved in providing business reference services. The websites are nominated and selected by the BRASS Education Committee members in October–November. The criteria include the quality of content, ease of use, and technical execution.Correspondence concerning this column should be directed to Robbi De Peri, Business Librarian, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee (BRASS Education Committee Co-Chair, 2018–2019); email: robbi.deperi@vanderbilt.edu.
Streamlined News Recommendation System Using a Variable Markov Model

Providing news to users in a news article recommendation system is a balancing act between delivering news that is recent and news that is relevant to their interests. Users should be able to receive a stream of similar articles that interest them and control their traversal through the topics of news articles in a stream-wise fashion as well. A Variable Markov Model (VMM), built on trends in recently published news articles, is proposed as a single solution to categorically cater news to all users with minimal overhead and maintenance. This single model provided to all users throughout experimentation has shown that, though it is not built based on user interests, it is applicable as a basis for applying user interest and trend factors upon to achieve catered and novel news recommendation experiences.
THE STUDENTS’ RESPONSES TOWARD THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CROSSWORD PUZZLE IN TEACHING VOCABULARY TO THE SEVENTH GRADE STUDENTS IN ONE OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN CIMAHI

This research was intended to find out the students’ responses toward the implementation of crossword puzzle techniques in teaching vocabulary to the seventh-grade students at Junior High School. A descriptive qualitative method was used in this study. In collecting data the researcher used two instruments: classroom observation throughout the implementation of crossword puzzle in the classroom and from students’ interviews. The researcher chose class VII B as respondents which consisted of 35 students. From the result, the researcher concluded that teaching-learning vocabulary by using crossword puzzle made the students’ easy to memorize the vocabulary and made the students’ more active in the class and the result also showed good responses from students, most of students felt interest and like to learn vocabulary in a descriptive text by using crossword puzzle.
Introduction to the Minitrack on Innovative Behavioral IS Security and Privacy Research

This minitrack provides a venue for innovative research that rigorously addresses the risks to information system security and privacy, with a specific focus on individual behaviors within this nomological net.Domains include work related to detecting, mitigating, and preventing both internal and external human threats to organizational security.Papers may include theory development, empirical studies (both quantitative and qualitative), case studies, and other high-quality research manuscripts.This year, the minitrack features six papers addressing a range of behavioral security and privacy research questions that will stimulate further discussion and exploration of the key phenomena within this domain.Because the conference is a virtual one in 2021 due to the global Covid-19 pandemic, the six papers are not organized into separate groups or sessions.