Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
The Use of Wall Charts in Instruction to Improve the Eighth Grade Students’ Vocabulary Mastery (An Experimental Study at SMP Negeri 4 Banda Aceh)

The study was aimed to find out if there is a significant difference between the eighth grade students of SMP Negeri 4 Banda Aceh who are taught vocabulary by using wall chart and those who are taught without using wall chart. The experiment was from conducted from from March 5th, 2018 to May 8th, 2018. 2018 at SMP Negeri 4 Banda Aceh. This study is conducted by using quantitative research and in this case is an experimental study. The population of this study is all students of the eighth grade students of SMP Negeri 4 Banda Aceh in academic year 2017/2018. The total population is 115 students who are composed of five classes; class VIII1, class VIII2, class VIII3, class VIII4, and class VIII5. While the sample of this study is taken from two classes of the five classes. One class is as an experimental group and one another is as control group. In this study, the students of class VIII5 are taken as experimental group and the students of class VIII4 are taken as control group. Every group consists of 30 students thus the total sample is 60. Choosing class as experimental and control group is done randomly. The data were gotten through test; pre-test and post test. The data were analyzed by using SPSS 18.0. The result of the study shows that there is a significant difference between the eighth grade students of SMP Negeri 4 Banda Aceh who are taught vocabulary by using wall chart and those who are taught without using wall chart. It can be proven from the result of this study where the result of t-test of post-test of the both group is 3.028. While the result of t-table with the level of significance 0,05 is 0,668. Thus, t-test (3.028) is greater than the t-table (0,668). Based on the result of the study, English teachers of SMP Negeri 4 Banda Aceh especially those who teach vocabulary should implement Wall Charts in teaching and learning process because the implementation of the media can increase the students’ vocabulary mastery.
EDI Profile for EML

EML metadata records can be highly customized, with thousands of XPaths possible. Constraining practices to a subset of XPaths enables code development to be more easily scoped, and completeness of EML-generating tools to be measured. A profile should be informed by several features, among them: common patterns of current usage, community best practice recommendations, and indexing requirements. This poster presents common patterns of usage among EML datasets in the data repository of the Environmental Data Initiative from January 2013 to July 2019. This poster was presented at the ESIP Summer Meeting held in July 2019 in Tacoma, Washington.
AN IMPROVED SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR IMAGE DENOISING METHOD BASED ON BLOCK-MATCHING AND 3D FILTERING

Abstract. Block-matching and 3D filtering (BM3D) are used to reduce the multiplicative coherent speckle noise of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) images, which may lead to the loss of image details. This paper proposes an improved similarity metric BM3D algorithm. Firstly, this method analyses the coherent speckle noise model, and applies a logarithmic transformation to make the BM3D algorithm suitable for multiplicative noise. Secondly, this method based on the calculation method of Euclidean distance weights for similar image blocks, and the Pearson correlation coefficient is introduced to improve the similarity metric. The accuracy of similar image block matching is improved, which is beneficial for removing image noise and maintaining image information. The experiments in this paper compared the results of this method with Frost filtering, Kuan filtering, wavelet soft thresholding and SAR-BM3D filtering algorithms. The results were compared and analysed by subjective vision and objective indicators. The experimental results show that compared with other filtering algorithms, the proposed algorithm has better ability to reduce speckle noise and preserve edge detail information for the image.
“Myth: A Frozen Tale” - Stylized Effects for Real-Time VR

With “Frozen 2” wrapped in late summer 2019, a small team of effects artists set out to learn an entirely new element creation pipeline, utilizing real-time technology at its core. These artists were able to build upon experience gained from previous VR efforts at the studio including “Cycles” [Gipson et al. 2018] and “a kite’s tale” [Wright et al. 2019]. With an aggressively short schedule and the unflagging support of their Myth peers, the team created uniquely stylized artwork using a new palette of tools to help translate these designs into real-time effects.
EVALUATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF TEACHER TRAINING UNDERGRADUATES IN THE CONTEXT OF IMPLEMENTING THE UPDATED STANDARDS

The article deals with the issues of training master’s students in the pedagogical direction of training in the context of updated standards of higher education. The authors propose forms and criteria for evaluating the professional competence of the PC-1 based on the Federal state educational standard Three plus plus training directions 44.04.01 «Pedagogical education», the profile «Educational technologies in the field of physical culture», and the professional standard. In the NSPU Kozma Minin (hereinafter referred to as Minin University) is currently implementing the main professional educational program (opop) in the field of training 44.04.01 Pedagogical education, profile «Educational technologies in the field of physical culture». Opop aims to develop students ‘personal qualities and form universal, General professional and professional competencies in accordance with the Federal state educational standard of higher education in the field of training 44.04.01 – Pedagogical education (master’s level). To form the competence of the PC-1, the curriculum provided for a module «management Technologies in sports organizations» in the amount of 27 credit units. The main purpose of the module is to prepare masters in the field of physical culture to design and manage the educational space, as well as to manage the process of self-development as a person and a professional, which together provides social, personal and professional readiness to improve professional, pedagogical and managerial skills. Examples of project tasks and contextual tasks that determine the degree of formation of undergraduates’ skills to implement modern physical education technologies for training and development of children and adults engaged in educational activities, analyze the process of their effectiveness using modern methods of science, as well as information and innovative technologies are considered. To assess the formation of the PC indicator.1.1. the following forms of assessment were used: report, project task, context task. These forms allow undergraduates to evaluate their knowledge of modern concepts of physical education of students in Russia and abroad, as well as some skills to use methods of designing, implementing and determining the effectiveness of modern physical education technologies for training and development of children and adults.
Agricultural Based Android Application

The main scope of project "Agro-web" is to develop an android application to help farmers to get a good yield in their cultivation.Technology is playing very prominent role now-a-days.So, this application supports and helps farmers for a better yield of crops.In this application process of complete crop is been defined and along with that it deals with all the kinds of diseases that crops are facing and their solutions.User can also ask their queries on their crops.In this way, one can easily know the procedure for better yield of crops.Deploying this "Agro-Web" serves as an early support and handy tool for farmers or cultivators for a better cultivation.
Typology of creative skills of future music teachers and pedagogical conditions for their effective development

The article analyses the problems related to the development of future Music teachers’ creative skills; the classification of varieties of creative skills that are necessary for a future teacher of Musical Arts and the substantiation of the pedagogical conditions for their successful development are specified. The essence of the concepts “skills”, “abilities” and “creative skills” has been clarified. Acquisition of skills is associated with the result of mastering coordinated actions of a reproductive type. Creative skills are considered as the ability to apply the acquired knowledge and skills in non-standard conditions, in new ways, in order to obtain qualitatively new, socially significant material or spiritual values. The varieties of creative skills that are typical for the activities of future teachers of Musical Arts are characterised, their classification being based on their analysis. As a result, these categories of creative skills are distinguished: performing-interpretative, verbal-hermeneutic, musical-productive, methodological and practical. The forms of their implementation in the process of interpreting and performing musical works, interpreting their artistic and figurative meanings from the pedagogical point of view, creating musical and creative products in the forms of arranged musical material, its scientific and pedagogical creativity have been determined. The pedagogical conditions for the successful development of the future Music teachers’ creative skills have been grounded. They include: presence of personal attributes which ensure person’s psychological readiness for conscious and persistent mastery of creative skills; maturity of the teaching staff of the pedagogical institution to demonstrate their attitude towards the implementation of the student-centred approach to organising classes; a dialogical, democratic style of communication; creation of a psychologically comfortable psychological climate. The complex and integrative nature of creative skills explains the importance of enhancing systemic interdisciplinary connections and interdisciplinary coordination in the process of training students as the second pedagogical condition for the formation of their creative skills. The substantiation of the third pedagogical condition is based on the analysis of two types of creativity: artistic-figurative and intellectually-creative and the need to achieve their organic combination and interpenetration in the activities of a Musical Arts teacher. The solution to this condition provides the ability of future specialists to mobilise the achievements of their own musical, artistic and scientific searching experience, integrate them in the process of acquiring professional and creative skills, developing a flexible strategy for creative self-improvement, expanding areas and ways of applying innovative and creative actions. The creation of these pedagogical conditions is to facilitate the effectiveness of the acquisition of creative skills by the future teachers of Music.
ERGONOMICS STUDY OF STRETCHER FOR RESCUER TO LIFT DROWN BODY

Drowning is one of 10 leading causes of death in every region of the world especially in the picnic and recreation. Statistics from Fire and Rescue Department showed an average of 700 people drown each year in this country. There were also cases where casualty to rescuers during the Save and Rescue Operation (SAR). As the incidents increased, the task of rescuers and equipment used should be reviewed. Issue How to ease rescuer task and safely lift underwater drown body. Problem Statement Difficulties arise during lifting drown body from underwater to the surface due to certain circumstances. This involved safety to rescuers, process of rescuing and time consuming of the operation. Objective The objective of this study is to determine the efficient ways of lifting drown body based on rescuers preferences. From the results, new stretcher design parameters will be established. Method Thirty rescuers from two Water Rescue Teams namely PPDA Putrajaya and PPDA Shah Alam Branches participated in this study. They are 24 male and 6 female aged between 23 to 51 years with mean of age at 29.5 year and experienced in SAR. Instrument Questionnaires were used to identify factors contributed to success or failure of any SAR operation. Likert scale questions were used to measure their preferences. Data then processed using statistical software (SPSS). Results Findings shows that all respondents agreed that lifting method is the most significant factor affecting their task performance, safety and time consumes. Meanwhile 83.3% of them strongly agreed and 16.7% agreed the usage of proposed floatable stretcher to lift drown body in their future SAR Operations.
On Finite Entailment of Non-Local Queries in Description Logics

We study the problem of finite entailment of ontology-mediated queries. Going beyond local queries, we allow transitive closure over roles. We focus on ontologies formulated in the description logics ALCOI and ALCOQ, extended with transitive closure. For both logics, we show 2EXPTIME upper bounds for finite entailment of unions of conjunctive queries with transitive closure. We also provide a matching lower bound by showing that finite entailment of conjunctive queries with transitive closure in ALC is 2EXPTIME-hard
The Big Picture: Trends from the Academic Business Library Directors’ Year in Review Reports 2018-2019

This paper presents a summary of Year in Review reports of members of the Academic Business Library Directors (ABLD).Themes include new and ongoing initiatives in libraries, library collections, organizational change in libraries and member business schools and changes in library spaces.
Prediksi Pencapaian Target Kerja Menggunakan Metode Deep Learning dan Data Envelopment Analysis

Along with the rapid development of technology, especially in the computer field, several methods have been developed for target setting. Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) is commonly employed to analyze efficiency levels based on historical data with static targets. Data Envelopment Analysis results in a low level of efficiency against the use of static targets. A new target setting solution is needed to handle dynamic targets. Based on the need, we propose a method to predict more realistic dynamic targets using Deep Learning Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) approach from the results of the Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA). This study leads to a prediction model with 71.2% average accuracy.&#x0D; &#x0D;
UTILIZATION OF 1% OF METHYLENE BLUE IN STAINING HISTOPATHOLOGICAL PREPARATIONS AT ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY LABORATORY

Tissue staining using hematoxylin-eosin (HE) is a standard method of histopathological staining. The tissue staining is hampered when there is no hematoxylin reagent in laboratory. Therefore, other reagents are needed that can replace the use of hematoxylin. Methylene blue is a basic dyes that interact with cell nuclei which has a negative ionic charge of the tissue. It can be used as an alternative nuclei staining. This study aims to evaluate the use of 1% of methylene blue in cell nuclei staining in histopathological preparations. The research sample were 15 pathology preparations which were randomly selected including breast cancer, cervical cancer and ovarian cancer in the bank of sampel at anatomical pathology laboratory of RSUD Dr. Slamet Garut, Indonesia. The experiment showed that the methylene blue dyes yielded “worth” result (40%) and “poorly” result (60%). Further research can be carried out by modifying the pH of 1% of methylene blue reagent so that it can maximize the staining preparations results as good as those using hematoxylin.
Non-formal education of journalism students (on the example of the festival activity of the Institute of Journalism Borys Grinchenko University of Kyiv)

Relevance of the research topic. At the present stage, non-formal education is aimed at the education and training of students, organized outside the curriculum. Non-formal education provides ample opportunity to deepen professional competencies through innovative approaches. Festivals can take particular responsibility in presenting and promoting themselves as an informal way of educating students who have chosen journalism as a field of activity and future employment. Festival activity today is one of the means of gaining practical experience for students, but among the scientific community it is considered in particular as an art direction and has not been covered in the educational aspect. Participation of students in organizational work on the project allows to improve skills, deepen knowledge and professional professional competences, such as planning and organizing team activities, problem solving, generating new ideas and more. The lack of research on this issue in the scientific literature, the need for professional competent specialists in the journalistic field of activity, the lack of a clear step-by-step model of organizational process construction led to the need to explore festival activity not as an art direction, but as a form of non-formal education. The purpose of the work is to explore festival activities as a form of non-formal education for students of journalistic specialties. The scientific novelty of the obtained results is the analysis of the festival activities as non-formal education of students. On the basis of the analyzed projects, an effective model of organizing student festivals was developed. As a result of the research, the theory was first refined – the concept of festival activity as a form of non-formal education of students was analyzed and formulated. Methods of interaction between formal and non-formal education of journalism students were proposed.
Spectral measurements over test site Novi Iskar for creating a specific data base

The authors aim to present the collecting of in-situ spectral data for filling in a thematic database of Earth observation as a part of joint project. In-situ spectrometric measurements were made for acquiring spectral data of the rock samples during and after a field campaign in the selected test site. The selected test points are around the town of Novi Iskar where space test site “Novi Iskar” is established. The related land covers in the studied area will also be taken into account in the analysis of satellite images of the region. These in-situ measurements are part of an integrated system for remote sensing and ground-based observations and in line with Copernicus In-Situ Component. In-situ spectrometric measurements have potential for long-term practical application to verify data, which increases their accuracy. Filling in the thematic database for monitoring over test site with the collecting spectral and ancillary data leads to an optimal correlation between the different methods of studying the different types of land covers, increases the effectiveness of scientific investigations in the field of Earth remote sensing, creates synergy between different scientific fields and helps to share information between researchers from different areas of scientific and practical interest. The team is developing a data base structure which is going to be available through SRTI-BAS website. The data base is going to include information about specific spectral properties of the studied objects in the test site. This work is supported by “National Science Fund” in Bulgaria under Contract number KP-06-M27/2.
Media Students’ Capability to Interact with Augmented Reality and 3D Animations in Virtual Broadcast News Studios

The latest technological developments continually affect all fields, including through the implementation of augmented reality (AR) in media broadcasting.The use of AR can improve the public image of broadcasting and allow international, national, and regional information and stories to be presented impressively and effectively.Furthermore, AR will allow presenters to interact with television stories through a three-dimensional (3D) virtual environment as well as provide the viewer with rich information about the world.However, undergraduate media departments at most universities in Jordan are still teaching news presentation in basic newsrooms.Therefore, this paper presents an experimental collaboration between the Television Department and Animation & Multimedia Department at the University of Petra; an AR virtual studio and 3D computer graphics animation were used to teach performance skills to students who aim to become television news anchors after graduation.This experimental research provides students with a new approach and tool for storytelling, including techniques to deal with technological evolution in the media field.This paper evaluates the impact of employing virtual worlds in newscasts as an effective method of education delivery for Jordanian students, and also offers suggestions for improving the curricula of radio and television departments.Such improvements will enable media students who are interested in working as presenters or news broadcasters to gain skills and experience in interacting with 3D animated elements.The results of this research revealed that media students and graduates would be more successful in the media industry if they mastered the skills of communication, presentation, and acting performance to interact with virtual environments and virtual 3D animated objects.These skills could lead to improved employment opportunities after graduation.Accordingly, this study aimed to present solutions and motivate universities in Jordan to apply the AR virtual studio as a powerful tool for presenting stories.
Towards the Question of Examination and Refined Attribution of Western European Paintings from the Collection of the Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Art

The article considers the issues of examination and attribution of artworks. The central focus is on the results of studies of four West European paintings from the collection of Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts. The paper describes the results of technical and technological examination of Still Life with Broken Game and Watermelon, which was attributed in the process of studying the brushwork to Pietro Navarra, a little-known early eighteenth-century Roman artist. As a result of the search for attribution, the painting Eleazar and Rebekah, previously attributed to an unknown Italian master, was revealed to have connections with the work of seventeenth-century Neapolitan artist Andrea Malinkoniko. The painting The Death of Camilla, long considered to be the work of Carlo Chignani, has been re-attributed as The Death of Dido possibly by the mid-seventeenth-century Lombard artist Carlo Francesco Nuvolone. The painting Singing Actors is dated to the end of the seventeenth century and is attributed to the Roman master known by the pseudonym Pseudo Carocelli.&#x0D; Keywords: evaluation, attribution, Italian painting of the 17th century
A Framework for Intrusion Detection Targeted at Non-Expert Users

The wide spreading of the Internet leads to the born of a whole interconnected world.Among all these devices, smart voice assistants are gaining particular attention thanks to their ease of use, allowing users to comfortably deploy commands for controlling other devices.The simplicity of use of voice assistants allowed non-expert to interact with complex systems, leading to that category of users with limited knowledge, to interact with s without being perfectly aware of the risks they are exposed to.For example, common network monitoring systems are so useful as they are complex to use for non-expert users.This paper presents a framework for intrusion detection specifically designed to be used by any category of users, using visual interfaces for simplifying the user interaction with the framework, allowing him/her to properly configure and run an Intrusion Detection System (IDS).The implementation of voice assistants as a communication channel will further improve the overall user experience.