Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Game Gandrung Strories Untuk Edukasi Kebudayaan Menggunakan Metode GDLC

Culture is a way of life developed by a group of people and passed down from generation to generation. Indonesia has a culture where one of them is the Gandrung traditional dance from Banyuwangi Regency. The effort made by the Banyuwangi Regency Government in preserving the Gandrung dance is by socializing to the younger generation to participate in preserving ancestral heritage. The younger generation likes digital games or known as games. The purpose of the educational game about Gandrung dance is to provide education about Gandrung dance culture to the younger generation in an interesting and interactive way. The method used in this study is the Game Development Life Cycle (GDLC). RPG Maker is one of the game making tools that leads to the genre of RPG or Role Playing Games. The conclusion that can be obtained from the educational game (Gandrung Stories) is to provide education to users (young generation) in preserving the culture of Gandrung dance in Banyuwangi Regency.
Parametric Criteria in Onsite Earthquake Early Warning System

In recent years, rapid estimation of Peak Ground Motion (PGM) and Modified Mercalli Intensity (MMI) based on a few seconds of the initial portion of  wave has been studied as the most important part of the onsite Earthquake Early Warning (EEW) systems studies. To establish an onsite EEW, we need the empirical relationship between earthquake size, PGM and epicentral distance in real-time mode. In some EEWs, the epicentral distance is estimated from the amplitude growth rate of a few seconds of P waves. Many studies have empirically confirmed that the growth rate becomes smaller as epicentral distance becomes far. This relation is true regardless of the earthquake size. In the current study, five parametric criteria including , , ,  and  are proposed for quick detection of destructive oncoming strong motions at a specific target based on ground motions of the first 4 seconds of Japan event waveforms where  and  parameters represent the characteristics of  wave envelope curve in a simple function with the form of . In this study, parameter is inversely proportional to epicentral distance which can be readily estimated within a given short time after P waves’ arrival. ,  and  are the initial peak ground acceleration, velocity and displacement, respectively. The current study represent five thresholds parameters including , , ,  and  in order to warn a Peak Ground Velocity ( ) greater than about 10 cm/sec which are clustered in strong shaking with Modified Mercalli Intensity ( ) larger than . Therefore, destructive earthquakes can be detected form the maximum amplitudes and growth rate of few seconds of P waves by using mentioned parametric criteria.
LibGuides: Data Resources for Sociology and Sociologists: Help with R/SAS/SPSS/Stata

Guides and introductions to using various programs for statistical analysis. No statistical program will provide you with an emotionally-rewarding relationship, but these guides will help make the couples therapy more productive.
신사의 자격: 『잭 대령』에 나타난 디포의 신사 이해

This paper aims to examine Daniel Defoe’s understanding of gentility in Colonel Jack (1722). The first half of the novel, drawing a sharp contrast between the eponymous hero’s claim for gentle birth and his criminal life, identifies the respectable source of wealth as the first requirement of being a gentleman. But the second half, which portrays Jack’s challenge to a duel and his ruthless revenge on the captain, reveals that wealth does not guarantee the making of a complete gentleman. Defoe’s intention to describe Jack as a gentleman manque does not denunciate his hero’s desire to be a gentleman as unjust and improper. Rather, Defoe suggests the need for education as the legitimate way of becoming a gentleman. Showing that Jack’s notion of honor at face value primarily originates from the contemporary absence of a virtuous model, Defoe implies that a more specific discussion should follow in order to establish the new ideal gentleman.
THE USE OF SONG IN TEACHING LISTENING: AN INTERVIEW STUDY TO EFL LEARNERS OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN BANJARMASIN

There are a lot of factors that influence student’s interest in listening class. One of them is the use of the song during the listening class. The aims of this research were to investigate the using of English songs to increase students’ interest in teaching listening skill and to know the students attitudes of using English songs in listening skill. The participants of the study are teacher and students of junior high school in Banjarmasin. The method of this research was interview study. The result of study indicates that the use of song in listening class will make students more likely for having high interest in listening class.
Scaling overhead of locality reduction in binary optimization problems

Recently, there has been considerable interest in solving optimization problems by mapping these onto a binary representation, sparked mostly by the use of quantum annealing machines. Such binary representation is reminiscent of a discrete physical two-state system, such as the Ising model. As such, physics-inspired techniques-commonly used in fundamental physics studies-are ideally suited to solve optimization problems in a binary format. While binary representations can be often found for paradigmatic optimization problems, these typically result in k-local higher-order unconstrained binary optimization cost functions. In this work, we discuss the effects of locality reduction needed for solvers such as the D-Wave quantum annealer, the Fujitsu Digital Annealer, or the Toshiba Simulated Bifurcation Machine that can only accommodate 2-local (quadratic) cost functions. General locality reduction approaches require the introduction of ancillary variables which cause an overhead over the native problem. Using a parallel tempering Monte Carlo solver on Azure Quantum, as well as k-local binary problems with planted solutions, we show that post reduction to a corresponding 2-local representation the problems become considerably harder to solve. We further quantify the increase in computational hardness introduced by the reduction algorithm by measuring the variation of number of variables, statistics of the coefficient values, and the entropic family size. Our results demonstrate the importance of avoiding locality reduction when solving optimization problems.
2015 개정 영어과 교육과정에 따른 초등학교 영어 교과서의 의사소통 기능과 예시문 비교분석

The purpose of this study is to find out what characteristics of the communicative functions are presented and how these functions are reflected in the elementary school English textbooks based on the 2015 Revised National Curriculum. For this purpose, 20 elementary school English textbooks(5 different textbooks from the third to sixth grade) are analyzed and compared. For data analysis, 11 upper categories and 77 subcategories of communicative functions presented in the 2015 Revised National Curriculum are used. The results represent that first, no grade contains all 11 upper categories of communicative functions in the textbooks. Second, the communicative functions presented in the textbook have a wide variation in the frequency of presentation among the upper categories and subcategories. Third, there are no textbooks that reflected all 77 subcategories of communicative functions, and the degree of reflection in each textbook differs. This study suggests that more various examples are needed and organized in the textbooks in order to foster learners’ basic communicative competence, and connectivity and continuity of communicative functions among grades should be considered when organizing textbooks.
انطباقِ راهبردهای سیاسی با ابزارهای بلاغی در ‌مناظره‌های پیشا-ریاست جمهوری 2008 ایالات متحده: بررسیِ گفتمان سیاسی

Drawing on recent Political Discourse Analysis (PDA) approaches that map text over relevant context as supported by Van Dijk (2006), in this research, it was tried to follow this research route. The main intention was to look at political discourse via the lenses of PDA to see whether ideologies and power relations of interlocutors in the target setting of this study could have possibly been aligned with linguistic elements-here rhetorical devices and to see to what extent such text-context mapping is recognized as relevant to language tools within the selected datasets. Accordingly, the researcher tried to follow a sample of political talk- live 2008 US presidential debates- among two Republic vs. Democratic campaigns. To do so, some political strategies for argumentation including Van Dijk’s model representing 'Authority', 'Topos or burden', 'Future Representations’, ‘Comparison', 'Consensus', 'Counterfactuals', 'populism’, 'generalizations', and 'number Games' were mapped over some linguistic rhetorical devices such as ‘metaphor’, ‘hyperbole’, ‘irony’, ‘euphemism’, etc. The common discoursal moves in Obama’s vs. McCain's speech statements were compared and contrasted among similar strategies to find any emergent rhetorical devices. Findings indicated that 1) the political candidates had made use of rhetorical and political moves in tandem within the same propositional units, 2) some employed discourse devices were paralleled with the majority of political strategies like repetition and metaphor, and 3) some political strategies had been used to excess like 'comparison’, 'populism' and 'future representation’ respectively.
Local Contact Tracing

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Axiological Approach to the System of Higher Music and Pedagogical Education

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외식기업 직원의 직장-가정 문화, 직장-가정 갈등, 그리고 철회행동과의 관계연구 : 직장-가정 분리선호의 조절효과를 중심으로

In this study to investigate the effect of work-family culture on work-family conflict and withdrawal behavior, and the moderating effect of work-family segmentation preference. We surveyed the questionnaire by self-reported survey among employees and data was collected through mobile Google survey from 600 employees, Republic of Korea from Feb 17 to Mar 8, 2020, And final data of 551 samples was analyzed, using SPSS 21.0 and Amos 24.0. As a result of the structural model, H1-3: work-family culture(managerial support) on work-family conflict as supported H1-6: family-work culture(organizational time demands) on family-work conflict as supported. And, H2-1: work-family conflict on withdrawal behavior as supported, H2-2: family-work conflict on withdrawal behavior as supported. And, the moderating effect of H3-3: work-family segmentation preference(organizational time demands) on work-family conflict as supported and H3-6: work-family segmentation preference(organizational time demands) on family-work conflict as supported. This study has the following implications. First, In previous studies, demographic factors were used as a control variable in the work-family conflict, but work-family separation preference used by this study play an important role in future studies. Second, work-family conflict was found to have a greater effect on withdrawal behavior than family-work conflict.
Stakeholder Perceptions of Internet of Things and Smart Digital Workplace

The technology adopted an organization is predominantly influenced by the organization's preferred competitive capabilities. The Internet of things (IoT) is an important technology, which is implemented by high performance business organisations especially in a digital nation like Malaysia. It is highly important to note how internet of things, digitalisation are influencing the modern workplace settings. The purpose of this study is to investigate the perceptions of employees who are one of the key stakeholders of every organisation towards IoT and smart digital workplace. The study has been carried out on a primary data collected through a self –administered questionnaire. The data was analysed by statistical analysis such as reliability analysis, correlation and multiple regression. The study aimed to provide empirical evidence on the various hypothesised relationship between variables used for the study. The study provides both theoretical and practical implications for organisations, practitioners, IOT specialists how usage of IoT technology would help organisations to grow and develop and to what extent it will improve the digital workplace Keywords: IoT, Smart digital Workplace, Stakeholder perception, competitive capabilities.
초등 교실 역사수업의 구성주의 학습을 위한 전제 -핀란드의 사례를 중심으로-

In Korea, 2015, which are highlighted throughout the world through the curriculum revision in '' nurturing core competencies we are trying to. This is possible only when classroom instruction in school education is shifted from teacher-centered or state-led to student-centered or state-led classroom. In this sense, social constructivism is a teaching and learning theory and principle that is noticed, and the school operation system of the Finnish comprehensive school is a symbolic example that best illustrates student-centered classroom instruction based on the theory of social constructivism.Student-centered classroom instruction requires restructuring of teachers first, so the national level curriculum should be designed on the premise of restructuring of teachers. It is important to keep in mind that they can only function on the basis of the school management system, which transforms the principal''s hiring method which has an absolute influence on the reorganization of school culture and secures the professionalism and autonomy of the teachers. Therefore, the design of the national curriculum , the change of the method of hiring principals , and the professionalism and autonomy of teachers are closely linked to each other, which is a very important issue for the conversion and implementation of perceptions of each element within a system.They are the foundation on which the teacher''s professionalism and autonomy can be exercised in the classroom. It has the property that can be achieved through conduct study with teachers'' action research or university professors. That is, problems can be achieved only when the school operation is carried out from the bottom up based on the professionalism and autonomy of the teachers. Therefore, it would be difficult to switch from traditional teacher-centered classroom classes to student-centered classroom classes without restructuring the school management system.In spite of the theoretical studies of many classroom history lessons of elementary school, the classroom class does not change due to the fact that the school management system is not restructured. That the elementary history education goals nurturing of historical thinking or in the elementary history education, efforts to foster 21 century core competence is possible only student-centered classroom instruction based on social constructivism and student-centered classroom is possible only through the restructuring of school administration system, the Finnish comprehensive school is reveled symbolically.
ViNG: Learning Open-World Navigation with Visual Goals

We propose a learning-based navigation system for reaching visually indicated goals and demonstrate this system on a real mobile robot platform. Learning provides an appealing alternative to conventional methods for robotic navigation: instead of reasoning about environments in terms of geometry and maps, learning can enable a robot to learn about navigational affordances, understand what types of obstacles are traversable (e.g., tall grass) or not (e.g., walls), and generalize over patterns in the environment. However, unlike conventional planning algorithms, it is harder to change the goal for a learned policy during deployment. We propose a method for learning to navigate towards a goal image of the desired destination. By combining a learned policy with a topological graph constructed out of previously observed data, our system can determine how to reach this visually indicated goal even in the presence of variable appearance and lighting. Three key insights, waypoint proposal, graph pruning and negative mining, enable our method to learn to navigate in real-world environments using only offline data, a setting where prior methods struggle. We instantiate our method on a real outdoor ground robot and show that our system, which we call ViNG, outperforms previously-proposed methods for goal-conditioned reinforcement learning, including other methods that incorporate reinforcement learning and search. We also study how ViNG generalizes to unseen environments and evaluate its ability to adapt to such an environment with growing experience. Finally, we demonstrate ViNG on a number of real-world applications, such as last-mile delivery and warehouse inspection. We encourage the reader to check out the videos of our experiments and demonstrations at our project website this https URL
WebRTC-HTTP ingestion protocol (WHIP)

While WebRTC has been very sucessfull in a wide range of scenarios,its adption in the broadcasting/streaming industry is lagging behind.Currently there is no standard protocol (like SIP or RTSP) designedfor ingesting media in a streaming service, and content providersstill rely heavily on protocols like RTMP for it. These protocols aremuch older than webrtc and lack by default some important security andresilience features provided by webrtc with minimal delay. The mediacodecs used in older protocols do not always match those being used inWebRTC, mandating transcoding on the ingest node, introducing delayand degrading media quality. This transcoding step is always presentin traditionnal streaming to support e.g. ABR, and comes at no cost.However webrtc implements client-side ABR, also called Network-AwareEncoding by e.g. Huavision, by means of simulcast and SVC codecs,which otherwise alleviate the need for server-side transcoding.Content protection and Privacy Enhancement can be achieve with End-to-End Encryption, which preclude any server- side media processing.This document proposes a simple HTTP based protocol that will allowWebRTC endpoings to ingest content into streaming servics and/or CDNsto fill this gap and facilitate deployment.
Diagnosis Laboratorium Malaria

Malaria is a mosquito-borne disease caused by a parasite. Rapid and accurate diagnosis of malaria is integral to the appropriate treatment of affected individuals and in preventing the further spread of infection in the community. Left untreated, they may develop severe complications and die. Clinical diagnosis is based on the patient’s symptoms and on physical findings at examination. People with malaria often experience fever, chills, and flu-like illness. Clinical findings should always be confirmed by a laboratory test for malaria. Microscopic examination remains the “gold standard” for laboratory confirmation of malaria. Species determination is made based on morphological characteristics of the four species of human malaria parasites and the infected red blood cells. However, many simian species are largely indistinguishable from the four human species by microscopy. Molecular techniques such as polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and microsatellite testing can assist in definitive species determination. An alternate way of establishing the diagnosis of malaria infection are by rapid diagnostic test (RDT), indirect fluorescent antibody (IFA) test and enzyme immunoassays (EIA).
Comparison between HOG and Haar descriptors in the detection of abnormal tissue in mammograms

The design and development of artificial intelligence and machine learning models applied to medical images are an alternative for the detection and classification of abnormal clinical patterns. Mammography images help identify abnormal areas of dense breast tissue that indicate risk factors for breast cancer. In this article, we compare the HOG and Haar descriptors by varying the negative sample factor parameter in training a machine learning based cascade object detector using MATLAB®. The objective was to identify the best descriptor and parameters that allow increasing the precision of detection and labeling of regions of clinical interest due to the presence of abnormal regions in digital mammograms. The images used in the training were obtained from the free database of the United Kingdom Mammography Image Analysis Society (MIAS) and tests were performed with images of Breast Cancer Digital Repository (BCDR). The HOG and Haar descriptors were used in 15 stages, with a different value in the negative sample factor parameter in each descriptor. The results showed that using the HOG descriptor with a low value of negative sample factor, the precision in detecting abnormal tissue in mammography was higher compared to the use of Haar descriptor.
Improving User Experience in Augmented Reality Mirrors with 3D Displays

Optical-reflection type Augmented Reality (AR) mirror displays use half-silvered mirrors attached in front of a digital display to show virtual objects overlaid into the physical world reflected in the mirror. Prior works mostly displayed 2D images on the surface of the mirror hence suffered from visual depth mismatch between the optical reflection of the 3D physical space and the virtual image. In this paper, we propose to use 3D visualisation to overcome this problem and improve the user experience by providing better depth perception for watching and interacting with the content displayed on an AR mirror. As a proof-of-concept, we developed two prototype optical-reflection type 3D AR mirror displays, one using a multi-view autostereoscopic 3D display and another using a head tracked stereoscopic 3D display that supports hand gesture interaction. A preliminary user study showed that the participants were able to perform selection tasks faster and with less error under 3D visualisation, and felt the 3D visualisation required less mental effort, was more comfortable to watch and interact with compared to the traditional 2D visualisation. The results also indicated the participants felt the virtual image was closer to their body, supporting the visual perception model of 3D AR mirror we postulated.