Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
The Quality of Video Communication in Encrypted Traffic

Abstract The rapid development of network and computer technologies creates opportunities for offering advanced broadband multimedia services to a growing number of end users. Instant messaging and group communication services based on real-time video transmission based on global Internet resources are the most popular. The basic challenge related to the implementation of video transmission services is to ensure an appropriate level of quality and security (Quality &amp; Security). The article presents a multi-criteria assessment of the impact of encryption protocols for multimedia video transmissions on the perceived quality of QoE (Quality of Experience) service implementation. The presented measurement method together with the proposed research methodology create the possibility of determining the likelihood of video service availability with accepted QoE in heterogeneous networks.
RETRODESIGN: Stata module to compute type-S (Sign) and type-M (Magnitude) errors

retrodesign computes power, type-S, and type-M errors for one or more specified effect sizes. A type-S (sign) error indicates the probability of an effect size estimate being in the wrong direction, and a type-M (magnitude) error indicates the factor by which the magnitude of an effect might be overestimated -- given that the test statistic is statistically significant (Gelman and Carlin 2014). Gelman and Carlin (2014) propose computing the type-M error using the Student's t distribution while Lu, Qiu, and Deng (2019) propose a closed form solution for computing the type-M error. Both methods are implemented in retrodesign. retrodesign produces results identical to those computed in the retrodesign package for R.
PEMBUATAN SISTEM INFORMASI KEANGGOTAAN PADA TOKO RITEL "X"

Retail stores X is a network of stores engaged in retailing. Currently, the retail store X has a membership information system to store and manage the data of customers who are registered as members. However, the current membership information system less reliable. Some administrative processes also run less efficiently because of the involvement of the outside of the system. Information obtained from the system less assist management in making decisions. Data derived from the system Point of Sales (POS) is inputted manually, so that the resulting data is not up-to-date, and allow for errors in data entry. The level of system security is still lacking, and system development is hard to do. The new membership information system created by the old system of membership information. Creation of new systems is done by using a framework to address the safety and development of the system. The new membership system that does not use the card, but uses a mobile phone number for verification purposes. New reports were made to add the necessary information management. Some features updated and added so that the process can be more efficient administration. In addition, web application service designed to facilitate the exchange of data between the POS system and membership information system. Based on trial results, it was concluded that the information system of new members can be more effective and efficient and have a better security system.
TIME FRAME BASED EMOTION classification to identify the sentiment analysis for teenager’s chat using Navie Bayesian algorithm

These days web-based media is one of the fundamental types of the youngsters and the kids' as they can have a great time, way can have kinships with obscure people, can investigate their thoughts. social talk bot go about as a specialist which imparts pretty much unreservedly via web-based media, frequently with the assignment of managing the course of conversation of its clients.Words or text plays a main role in communication, either the communication   be direct or indirect or through the social media. In this paper with the help of the text mining the  words or text are extracted  from the communicated message and  the text are analysed whether it is normal or abnormal based on the index of a word or the text that is already created .In this proposed model we developed a  Time frame based emotion classifier to perform this. we used navie bayesian algorithm to classify the emotions type. To calculate the posterior probability for every user message to find the rate of emotions. Based on the Time ranges sentiment of text will be vary.Each and every messages are mapping with time to analyze the sentiment of user.This model handle the varieties of users along with messages.So this model easily capture the teenager emotions related with arrived messages in social media.
Role of Employee Engagement in Work Performance among Frontline Managers of Public Sector Organizations

Employee engagement is a newly emerging concept in the literature of organization behaviour. The study was conducted on 276 managers to examine the role of employee engagement in organizational performance. Along with demographical data schedule, Utrecht work engagement scale and performance rating scale were used for data collection. Obtained data were analysed by using Pearson R analysis and hierarchal regression analysis. The result of coefficient of correlation indicates that different dimensions of employee engagement like vigour, dedication and absorption and overall employee engagement found significant and positively correlated with work performance. The result of hierarchal regression analysis suggest that dedication dimension of employee engagement is a significant predictor of work performance.
Analisis dan Perancangan Aplikasi Logistik untuk Promosi Produk di Swasdee Thai Tea

Sawasdee thai tea Bandung is currently still running the system manually and raises some errors in recording data, and also making promotions that are carried out manually only buyers who come or pass know the promotion. This application is made based on CRM theory (Customer Relationship member). The application of sales, membership creation, purchasing logistics and shipping promotions is quite important in business development. To answer the existing problems this application is made with the aim of helping the owner in business development and changing the manual system to be systematic. This application was created to prevent the occurrence of errors and losses and develop existing systems to be more modern. This application can also help with promotional issues that do not reach many customers and are able to maintain customers so that it will increase more income. This application also applies membership and management of good stock so that buyers who are registered as members can get information related to price discounts. After testing and applying in Sawasdee Thai this application can help reduce errors, especially in recording raw material stock data and promotions become more well targeted. purchases also become more regular with the notification that raw materials and menus are running out so that they do not hinder sales transactions.
La digitalización de las aulas

espanolEl articulo reflexiona sobre la utilizacion de las nuevas tecnologias en el aula y de que manera su conocimiento y uso entre los estudiantes les ayudaran a convertirse en CIUDADANOS que sepan controlar y manejar todo tipo de situaciones y como no, tambien los dispositivos electronicos. Pero, pese a las bondades que la utilizacion de las TIC´s tienen para los alumnos y alumnas en su aprendizaje, la autora sostiene la necesidad de que los centros sigan apostando tambien los libros y la escritura. EnglishThe article reflects on the use of new technologies in the classroom and how their knowledge and use among students will help them become CITIZENS who know how to control and handle all kinds of situations and of course, also electronic devices. But, despite the benefits that the use of ICTs have for students in their learning, the author maintains the need for schools to continue betting on books and writing.
EVALUASI PEMBELAJARAN MEMBACA KUTUB TURATS DI MADRASAH ALIYAH MAMBAUS SHOLIHIN SUCI MANYAR GRESIK

Abstract: this study will explore the evaluation of learning to read the turats / yellow book poles in Madrasah Aliyah Mambaus Sholihin. This simple research uses a qualitative approach and type of descriptive research. The results of the study found that the first conclusion: the evaluation of learning to read polar turats has the aim to collect various information on the development experienced by students after they follow the learning process as a guide to the level of ability and success of students and to measure and assess the effectiveness of teaching and various teaching methods used. has been implemented or implemented by educators, as well as learning activities carried out by students. Second: The type of evaluation used uses summative type of evaluation, which is an evaluation used to assess student acquisition at the end of teaching, this evaluation aims to determine the level of learning outcomes achieved by students after completing the learning material program within a certain period of time. Third: the evaluation aspect of learning to read the kutub turats includes reciting words or sentences in the kutub turats and capturing the meaning or understanding of the text in the kutub turats. Keywords : Evaluation, Reading, kutub turats
The role of organizational semiotics and its implications for the development of organizational architecture

The main objective of the research is to know the role of Organizational Semiotics in its Dimensions Represented by (Behavioral standards, Perceptual standards, Conceptual standards, Evaluation standards) in developing the Organizational Architecture and its dimensions represented by (Organizational Structure, Organizational Culture, Technology, Strategic Plan).This is in an attempt to address a realistic problem that directly affects Quality Assurance at the University of Sulaimani, and a hypothetical outline of the research was designed that expresses the main assumptions, and the Electronic Questionnaire was used as a tool for data collection, and it was Distributed to (70) Affiliates in the Quality Assurance Directorate at the University of Sulaimani and its affiliated units in the colleges . (51) Valid questionnaires were retrieved for analysis, and the response rate was (%73). In order to verify the correctness of the hypotheses, it was put to multiple tests using the Statistical Program (SPSS V.26). The research followed the descriptive and analytical approach, and reached a number of Conclusions, The most important of which is the Impact of Organizational Semioticism with its standards used in Developing the Organizational Architecture of the Quality Assurance Directorate at the University of Sulaimani and its colleges units. Based on that, the researchers presented a set of Recommendations consistent with these Conclusions for the purpose of benefiting from them by the researched university, the most important of which is the need to focus on the basic standards in organizational semiotics that directly and significantly affect the creation of added value in the university in terms of its Organizational Architecture.
The Concept and Implementation of Knowledge Management in the SME Sector

Managing knowledge and human resources is an important element in running all types of businesses. Knowledge management is considered the best strategy used by business people to win the competition because knowledge is a strategic source that enables them to obtain a higher level of competitiveness and innovation. Therefore, the potential for knowledge management and intellectual capital as a source of innovation and renewal, business strategies must focus more on these issues. Knowledge management involves knowledge acquisition, knowledge sharing, and application of knowledge. The overall aim of knowledge management is to utilize information and competency knowledge that is the main source of the company's main source of competitive advantage. Knowledge management emerges as an important concept and is often cited as an antecedent of innovation, competitiveness, and also business performance of SMEs.
COGNITIVE ENHANCEMENT OR COGNITIVE DIMINISHING

Cognitive artefacts are thought to extend human cognitive capabilities. We use maps to navigate, pen and paper to organize ideas, and recently, smart applications to remind us of an appointment or check our physical conditions or finances. From a situated cognition perspective, these tools help us to overcome our cognitive limitations. Although digital technologies present remarkable positive effects on human cognition (e.g. visual representations, storing information, computing processing, etc.) some authors call for a deep reflection about the possible consequences that its pervasive use may have on human cognitive architecture (Barr, Pennycook, Stolz, & Fugelsang, 2015; Carr, 2011; Heersmink, 2017a). This is especially relevant for educational systems that in many cases have embraced digital technologies as means of innovation and progress with little discussion about the consequences on human cognition. After describing the main assumptions of situated cognition perspectives, I highlight some dimensions of technology integration in educational settings where these approaches can be applied, mainly focusing on how cognitive processes (in particular, attention, memory and thinking) are either enhanced or diminished when digital artefacts are used. In light of these reflections I suggest some ideas for instructional design and call for further theoretical developments and empirical research.
Response to Call for Evidence – Joint Select Committee on Human Rights: The Government’s response to COVID-19: human rights implications

This submission addresses the three questions formulated in the Joint Select Committee’s call with a particular focus on both the digital rights implications of the Government’s measures against COVID-19 and the wider human rights implications of the technological measures.
Geology, petrography and geochemistry ofvolcanic rocks and granitoid intrusions inChuran gold and copper deposit (northeast Sirjan)

The Churan gold and copper deposit located 70 km northeast of Sirjan in the Dehaj-Sarduyeh structural subzone of the Urumieh -Dokhtar magmatic arc. Lithologically, the area mainly consists of the Middle Eocene volcanic rocks with dominant andesite to andesite-basalt crosscutting by the intrusive rocks and quartz dioritic to granodioritic dykes belonging to the Oligocene-Miocene time. The host granitoid rocks are classified as meta-aluminous I-type granitoid with high potassium calc-alkaline affinity dominated by plagioclase, biotite, hornblende, alkali feldspar, quartz and apatite, zircon, and opaque as accessory minerals. The rocks under study are characterized by large ion lithophile element (LILE) enrichment, high field strength element (HFSE) depletion, and high LREE/HREE ratios. On tectonomagmatic discrimination diagrams, the Churun granitoids are scattered on active continental margins to post-collisional fields. Mineralization occurred as gold and copper-bearing quartz vein and veinlets in the quartz diorite intrusive. Hydrothermal alterations associated with the mineralization contain silicification, sulfidation, tourmalinization, and sericitization. Ore mineral assemblages in the deposit consist of pyrite, arsenopyrite, chalcopyrite, bornite, sphalerite, galena, covellite, malachite, and iron hydroxides. The mineralization criteria as well as the spatial relationship between ore-bearing veins and alteration zones granite-granodiorite intrusion suggest that gold mineralization in the investigated area is related to granite-granodiorite emplacement and likely originated from those rocks.
지역연구의 종합성, 학제성과 한국의 MENA지역 연구

Area studies began long ago on a ''travel diary'' but today area studies which is characterized by ''practicality, synthesis and integration, interdisciplinary, consilience'' germinated during World War I and began to become a major ''study'' at U.S.A. in the postwar period. Area studies began at the level of ‘practicality and utility'', which required synthesis, interdisciplinary, convergent and consilience research. At the academic level, however, there has been a debate over academic hegemony between the disciplines(division studies) and area studies. After a fierce debate, there is a convergence between ‘the methodology of division studies’ and ‘the regional specificity of area studies’.Korea''s MENA area studies began in 1980 with the publication of the Korean Journal of Middle East Studies, and it began to grow into a practical and interdisciplinary discipline from the 1990s, with the support of area research by the government and the establishment of ‘a graduate school of international and area studies’ in universities. However, when analyzing the papers published in the KJMES, some purpose has been achieved, but there are still insufficient aspects in terms of research methods called ‘area studies’.
Progressive guidance dehazing network

Convolutional neural networks have recently demonstrated high-quality reconstruction of single image dehazing. However, existing methods seldom consider the relationship of haze concentration and image depth. In this paper, we propose an end-to-end single image dehazing network called Progressive Guidance Dehazing Network (PGDN), which gradually recovers the clear image from the shallow to deep areas of its hazy image. Our network consists of progressive dehazing blocks, each of which is followed by a guided filtering layer to reinforce the result. Additionally, deep supervisions are added before and after each guided filtering layer, and the supervisions before the guided filtering layers guarantee that the dehazing blocks further incorporate the mutual content information. Experiments on both synthetic and real-world dataset show that our network achieves superior performance over existing methods in quantitative and qualitative evaluations.
중등 영어과 예비교사의 융합수업 역량 강화를 위한 사범대학 교과목 개선 실행연구

This study aimed to renovate a course at the college of education in order to develop pre-service English teachers’ competence to design and implement convergence lessons at secondary schools. Following Kemmis and McTaggart’s action research cycles, this study revised and implemented the course twice. In the first implementation, pre-service English teachers were engaged in three weeks of collaboration with pre-service Physical Education teachers to develop English-P.E lessons. The post-course questionnaire survey showed that the participants came to think about the meaning and ways of convergence education for the first time and that this experience was perceived to be fresh, interesting, and helpful. However, several problems were also identified, such as insufficient preparation time and incompatibility between P.E. and English. Furthermore, the analysis of the developed lessons revealed overall superficial convergence of the two subjects and lack of applicability to secondary schools. To solve these problems, the course was revised again to provide longer preparation time, free choice of the subject to converge with English, and in-service teachers’ lecture and mentoring. The revised course was implemented in the following year with another group of pre-service English teachers. The results of the second implementation were presented with further suggestions.
A Multi-institutional Model for Advancing Open Access Journals and Reclaiming Control of the Scholarly Record

The open access journal Communications in Information Literacy (CIL) began publication in 2007. After ten years of continuous growth, CIL migrated from Online Journals Systems (OJS) and a commercial web host to Portland State’s Digital Commons (bepress) publishing platform, PDXScholar. The presenters provide brief overviews of CIL and PDXScholar, and they detail the challenges and ultimate successes of this multi-institutional model for advancing open access journals and reclaiming control of the scholarly record. They highlight the content migration process from OJS to PDXScholar, post-migration actions to correct metadata, the introduction of functioning DOIs, and coordinating with both free web and commercial indexers to ensure proper access to the newly moved journal. The presenters also discuss the practicalities and the policy implications of this move, particularly in light of Elsevier’s acquisition of bepress. Finally, the presenters advance their partnership as an exemplar of transformational publishing and as a viable, sustainable model for scholars in other fields to emulate.
The International Aspect of ESI Production

This chapter addresses international jurisdiction in the production of electronically stored information (ESI) pursuant to civil discovery from the perspective of the United States as the domestic jurisdiction. It deals chiefly with civil proceedings in the U.S. possessing foreign effects and concerns court control of discovery practice, extraterritoriality of U.S. procedural law, and foreign compulsion. This is the 2020 edition of Thomson Reuters’ (Westlaw’s) perennially updated treatise first published in 2008.
Self-Sovereign Identity in a Globalized World: Credentials-Based Identity Systems as a Driver for Economic Inclusion

After introducing key concepts and definitions in the field of digital identity, this paper will investigate the benefits and drawbacks of existing identity systems on the road towards achieving self-sovereign identity. It will explore, in particular, the use of blockchain technology and biometrics as a means to ensure the “unicity” and “singularity” of identities, and the associated challenges pertaining to the security and confidentiality of personal information. The paper will then describe an alternative approach to self-sovereign identity based on a system of blockchain-based attestations, claims, credentials and permissions, which are globally portable across the life of an individual. While not dependent on any particular government or organization for administration or legitimacy, credentials and attestations might nonetheless include government-issued identification and biometrics as one of many indicia of identity. Such a solution—based on a recorded and signed digital history of attributes and activities—best approximates the fluidity and granularity of identity, enabling individuals to express only specific facets of their identity, depending on the parties with whom they wish to interact. To illustrate the difficulties inherent in the implementation of a self-sovereign identity system in the real world, the paper will focus on two blockchain-based identity solutions as case studies: (1) Kiva’s identity protocol for building credit history in Sierra Leone, and (2) World Food Programme’s Building Blocks program for delivering cash aid to refugees in Jordan. Finally, the paper will explore how the combination of blockchain-based cryptocurrencies and self-sovereign identity may contribute to promoting greater economic inclusion. With digital transactions functioning as identity claims within an ecosystem based on self-sovereign identity, new business models might emerge, such as identity insurance schemes, along with the emergence of value-stable cryptocurrencies (“stablecoins”) functioning as local currencies.
Objetos virtuales de aprendizaje como instrumentos adicionales y complementarios en el proceso de enseñanza – aprendizaje y su enfoque constructivista

This essay comments on how the introduction of communication and information technologies in the educational field has been relevant in the construction and implementation of new didactic and pedagogical methodologies that are being incorporated into educational environments. From these technological advances, the so-called virtual learning objects were developed, which have demonstrated that they can improve the quality and effectiveness of educational systems since they allow the transmission of knowledge in a more agile and dynamic way, as well as stimulate innovation and creativity in both students and teachers.