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Utility of Output Driven Hypothesis based on Big Data in English Translation

The traditional translation methods are not effective in translation accuracy and matching degree, and the accuracy decreases rapidly when the amount of data is large. Under the guidance of output driven hypothesis, this paper expounds the construction of output driven hypothesis theory in College English translation teaching mode under the background of big data by elaborating its development route and research status and combining with the current situation of College English curriculum setting in our university. On the basis of classification, course type and module, humanistic English is combined with translation module to construct the teaching mode of “driving promoting evaluation”, which aims to give full play to the positive role of the instrumental and humanistic nature of College English course in talent cultivation. The experimental results show that this method has a certain guiding significance for the research on the utility of output driven hypothesis based on big data in English translation.
Material educativo interactivo en el aprendizaje significativo del sistema respiratorio humano

INTRODUCTION. The interactive teaching material is a set of objects that serve as support for teaching, in order that students explore, experiment, observe and manipulate. Meaningful learning is used in the teaching-learning process. This is essential to know the cognitive structure of the students. OBJECTIVE To implement a software, with didactic material, for significant learning of human respiratory system in Biology students of second year of Unified General Baccalaureate, in Latacunga city of Cotopaxi province. METHOD Bibliographic-documentary research was analyzed. The researchers relied on digital resources and means as sources of information. This study is exploratory, because it empirically determines the existence of the problem. Brian Blum's methodology was considered for software development. RESULTS A computational tool and interactive teaching material were developed in accordance with the respiratory system planning of the Biology course. CONCLUSIONS It is hoped that this research was useful for those interested in the subject; in addition, interactivity through didactic material in the teaching-learning process is remarkable.
Mobile application design for contextual usability and operability in underground mines

The aim of the thesis was to develop a usable mobile application prototype to be used in the underground mining environment. In order to fulfill the aim, the research question How can a mobile appl ...
LibGuides: Virtual Library Orientation: Digital Collections

Welcome to the AUC Robert W. Woodruff Library Orientation LibGuide! You will find links and tutorials to get you started researching at the Library here.
Pa(w)ticipatory design – Designing mediated wearable interaction between an air-scent search dog and a human

Designing for and with animals is common within Animal-Computer Interaction (ACI). However, studies involving animals within the design process has challenges due to verbal barriers, and an unclear ...
Value-Centered Model Moral Development of the Person

The article is devoted to the study of the need for moral development of the person. Morality largely determines the ethics of professional behavior and moral duty to the society of students receiving the profession of advertising and public relations. As a result, the teacher of a higher school is faced with the task of helping students understand the importance of moral development. According to the authors, the creation of the necessary interconnected and mutually agreed pedagogical conditions that contribute to the continuity of the moral development of the person deserve special attention. Criteria and indicators of moral education of students at the initial and final stage of the pedagogical experiment are disclosed. During the experiment, effective pedagogical technologies for the moral development of students are revealed. The course of the experiment, its main stages and effectiveness are described.
EDUCAÇÃO E SAÚDE: UM ESTUDO SOBRE DIABETES MELLITUS EM CODÓ/MA.

Diabetes is a chronic disease characterized by elevated glucose in the blood, occurs mainly when the pancreas fails to produce the hormone called insulin. In the 2000s, there were 151 million people with diabetes mellitus around the world. By 2015, the total number of people with diabetes has already reached 415 million, which corresponds to a prevalence of 8.8%. In Brazil today, according to the Brazilian Diabetes Society (SBD), there are about 13 million people living with diabetes, this is equivalent to 6.9% of the population and this number is growing. This study aims to analyze the prevalence of diabetes mellitus in the municipality of Codo. It is a descriptive, exploratory and cross-sectional study with a qualitative data approach, performed through a questionnaire with the students. Thirty students participated in the questionnaire, 10 males and 20 females, where most were not sure what causes diabetes. Data were collected on diabetes deaths in the municipality. Between the years 2015 and 2019, a study was carried out on diabetes deaths separated by sex, color race and age group. In the frequency of deaths by sex, 130 males died due to diabetes, in the frequency by age group, the elderly of 60-69 years were the total of 67 deaths and in the frequency of color race, was the brown color with 170 deaths. It is concluded that the number of people who do not know this disease and the numbers of deaths sometimes due to little information has been growing in the municipality. In this sense, the professionals of education have as important task to include this subject in the classroom, so that people can know more and more how to prevent this disease.
LibGuides: Computer Skills for Academic Success: Internet Basics

This guide will provide you with the computer skills necessary to achieve academic success at Tulsa Community College.
Quality education and science as a basic component of ensuring the state sustainable development

This section examines the main components of ensuring sustainable/balanced social, ecological and economic development of the state and society, namely education and science. The author concludes that the main direction of movement in education and science on the way to sustainable development is anthropocentrism. Therefore, the XXI century needs a new personality and a specialist with a complex of relevant knowledge and universal skills and abilities (to solve complex problems in a complex way, to think critically, to be creative, to interact in a team and society, to manage emotions (to apply emotional intelligence), to be able to instantly «switch» from one thought to another, to think of several things simultaneously and to make quick and qualitative decisions, to be oriented to the consumer and to apply modern services). Scientific knowledge should be transformed into education, and education in the future will produce new scientific knowledge.
LibGuides: Resources for Faculty: Teaching Resources

The purpose of this guide is to collect resources useful to faculty, including links to online journals related to education, teaching resources, links to professional associations and annual conferences, and more. Technology resources, links to apps for educators, collections of online courses, videos, and more...
Fundamental of Entrepeneurship ENT300 Business Plan Business: Hijabista Boutique / Nur Syahirah Halim

Hijabista Boutique is known as a boutique that has a unique design and has its own criteria. Hijabista out there can be our main customer to purchase hijab and any kind of outfit such dress, blouse, skirts, top and other fashion clothing. Clothing selections and exclusive personal style services, which include a detailed style assessment, will ensure that our customers are well dressed. My design will carry Ready-to-Wear (RTW) design and casual/contemporary apparel & and accessories for women, and will be the exclusive attire. I will provide services such as Style Assessments, alterations, personal shopping, and special ordering to customers during store hours and by personal appointments. Stylist who are trained within the image industry will be available to customers on a daily basis. My innovative style and educational emphasis in helping women develop their personal styles will enhance our reputation as a truly unique boutique.
“I absolutely LOVE it!” : A multimodal discourse analysis of influencers’ multimodal strategies in sponsored posts on Instagram

This study investigates what multimodal strategies influencers use when they publish sponsored posts on Instagram. Since posts on Instagram consist of pictures with a shorter text, a multimodal app ...
Solar flares and Quantum Neural Networks

Introduction of new technologies on the conceptual ideologies of Accessibility. This white paper describes the innovative themes of solar flares and the realization of implementation of new technologies. The human astronauts end users are located in the space regions where there could be incidents of exposure to the solar flares and the radiation.
Using a virtual digital board to organize student’s cooperative learning

The article substantiates the importance of using a virtual digital board to organize student’s cooperative learning in the conditions of distance education, incl. social distance (for the quarantine period 2020). The main advantages of using a virtual digital board are outlined and their functions for the organization of corporative education are compared. An analysis of the benefits of using vir-tual digital boards and a survey of ex-perts made it possible to identify the most popular virtual digital boards: Wiki-Wall, Glogster, PadLet, Linoit, Twidla, Trello, Realtimeboard (Miro), Rizzoma. The comparison of the functions of vir-tual digital boards outlines their ability to or-ganize students' corporate learning. The structure of the module E-Learning “Creating education content with tools of virtual digital board Padlet” is presented in the system LMS Moodle. The re-sults of the experiment are presented, which show the effectiveness of the use of instruments of the virtual digital board to organize student’s cooperative learning. Perspectives of researches in developing methods of using a virtual digital board by students of natural-mathematical specialties are determined.
Mobile application for caregiver in collecting statistical data of BPSD attack focused on macro activities

BPSD affects Dementia patients often and varies. It is needed a best and suit treatment from doctors to handle BPSD attack toward Dementia patients. Therefore, to obtain accurate data of patients in daily care, caregivers are expected to conduct monitoring activities by recording the disorders attack through a mobile application. This study will be focused on several macro activities of BPSD, namely Agitation, Hallucination, Depression, Sleep, Anxiety, and Apathy. The monitoring will be about the duration and the quantity of the disorder happened. It will be recorded based on real-time. Every seven days, the data will be collected and processed into statistical data showing the inclination of BPSD attack. This statistical data will be the basis for doctors in providing and deciding further treatments for the next seven days.
Multifunctional Product Design Concept in Mixed-Media Textile Lampshades

Ghanaian society and the world at large have shown a strong interest in the use of lampshades with evidence from hotels and residential dwellings. Table-top Lampshades direct the rays of light to make sight easier for reading whereas bedside lampshades provide romantic illumination and beautification in bedrooms. This art studio research sought to examine lampshades on Ghanaian market; their qualities, significance, shortcomings, etc. as the basis to design and produce inventive lampshades for private and public use. The study was conducted at an art studio condition using Practice-based research design method. Findings show that lampshades serve functional and aesthetic significance in public dwellings and the hospitality industry. Nonetheless, available lampshades on the Ghanaian market lack the multifunctional property as well as a local touch which arguably makes them misfit in Ghanaian context in terms of usage. The innovative results of the studio-produced lampshades revealed the possibility of creating symbolic and multifunctional lampshades which suit specific space and tradition. The study recommends the adoption of such innovative design approach in the creation of interior design and decoration artefacts for residential and public edifices.
The road towards an infallible performance : A study of Nicolò Paganini's Caprice No. 24

This master project degree paper aims to examine, analyze and discuss the road towards afinal interpretation of a piece of music. A performance on stage is only the tip of the iceberg. For a musici ...
Eco-Biger (Ecopreneur Biodigester) is Right Digester Innovation for Houshold to Increase People’s Welfare in Indonesia

Abstract Indonesia could produce 13 million organic waste, even this makes the potential of methane gas can be biogas and even its slurry can be composted too, people who are indifferent to it. Therefore, Eco-Biger innovation is required that maximizes the potential of organic waste even Eco-Biger is able to educate people to reduce the use of fossil energy and technology-based. The purpose of writing this scientific paper is (1) to find out how Eco-Biger works, (2) to know the strategy of realizing SDG’s appropriately through Eco-Biger, and (3) to know Eco-Biger implementation technique. The method used is research R&amp;D (research development) with data collection techniques that is, observation, literature study and interview with recipient kalpataru in Pasuruan. The results is; (1) organic waste is fed through the input hose on Eco-Biger, then the waste will be fermented and produce methane gas and the gas will be piped through the installation pipe for use; (2) Eco-Biger transforms organic waste into biogas. It supports the 7th and 13th goals of SDG’s on clean and affordable Energy and climate change mitigation. and (3) Implementation, production, testing, cooperation with stakeholder and distribution, socialization, training user, and evaluation.
TA PENGARUH PEMANFAATAN SERBUK KARET BAN TERHADAP KUAT TEKAN PAVING BLOCK

Rubber tires are one of the largest wastes in Indonesia, to reduce the tire rubber waste by processing tire rubber waste into powder. In this researchers used rubber tire powder waste which aims to determine the effect of tire rubber powder on paving blocks and determine the value of compressive strength obtained by adding powder. In the process of making this paving block using a ratio of 1: 2 with variations of 0%, 6%, 9% and 12% where the addition of this variation to cement so that the amount of cement from each paving block is reduced from the total number of variations, and press tests carried out at 14 days of curring 28 days of curring.  From the addition of tire rubber powder according the variation of 0% 14 days produces a compressive strength of 5.646 Mpa; 28 days of curring produces a compressive strength of  6.399 Mpa. In variation 6% 14 days paving blocks produces a compressive strength of 10.915 Mpa; 28 days of curring produces a compressive strength of 14.68 Mpa. In the variation 9% 14 days paving blocks produces a compressive of 8.2 Mpa; 28 days of curring produces a compressive strength of  8.47 MPa.
Essays on U.S. Data Protection Law & Policy

Author(s): Kesari, Aniket | Advisor(s): Rubinfeld, Daniel L. | Abstract: Privacy and cybercrime law in the United States typically focuses on disclosure and deter-rence by denial, but obtaining evidence about this regime's ecacy has eluded policymakersand researchers. This dissertation evaluates various pieces of U.S. data protection law, andoers data-driven approaches to longstanding questions in the literature. Chapter 2 reframescybercrime from a causal question to a predictive one, and presents a machine learning modelthat predicts which publicly traded companies are likely to suer data breaches. Chapter3 examines state data breach notication laws, the primary mechanism for responding todata breaches in the U.S., and oers evidence about their eect on medical identity theftrates. Chapter 4 looks at how governments, intellectual property owners, and technologycompanies police cybercrime by disrupting cybercriminals' access to intermediaries. Takentogether, the three chapters suggest a path forward for researching and evaluating cybercrimepolicy in a data-driven manner.
Dys-functionality of education in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic

Researched is the most significant event in socio-economic, political and other spheres of life in the period of 2019–2020 COVID-19 pandemic that significantly “reshaped” principles and technologies of functioning of certain social institutions that traditionally play a stabilizing function in society. The social institute of education is one of these systems. Under the influence of the coronavirus crisis, education as a social institution has shown its strengths and weaknesses in terms of providing a stabilizing function. The dys-functionality of education is most clearly manifested in the lack of readiness of its subjects for a rapid technological transition from full-time to distance learning. The article considers the main forms of dys-functionality of education, expressed in such types of unpreparedness as technological, infrastructure, personnel, skill, and mental, and presents their characteristics and main forms of manifestation. It is concluded that, on the one hand, the coronavirus crisis was a powerful factor in the destabilization of all economic and social systems and caused their dys-functionality. On the other hand, and this was most evident for the Institute of education, it accelerated technological modernization and the rapid transition to innovative forms and technologies of education, followed by an increase in technological literacy of teachers and students, revision of methodological and didactic materials, and a change in the paradigm of managing the educational process directly in educational institutions and in General national education systems.
LibGuides: Virtual Library Orientation: Graduate Students

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Self-supervised Disentangled Representation Learning

Disentanglement has been a central task in representation learning, which involves learning interpretable factors of variation in data. Recent efforts in this direction have been devoted to the identifiability problem of deep latent-variable model with the theory of nonlinear ICA, i.e. the true latent variables can be identified or recovered by the encoder. These identifiability results in nonlinear ICA are essentially based on supervised learning. This work extends these results to the scenario of self-supervised learning. First, we point out that a broad types of augmented data can be generated from a latent model. Based on this, we prove an identifiability theorem similar to the work by~\citep{khemakhem2019variational}: the latent variables for generating augmented data can be identified with some mild conditions. According to our proposed theory, we perform experiments on synthetic data and EMNIST with GIN~\citep{sorrenson2020disentanglement}. In our experiments, we find that even the data is only augmented along a few latent variables, more latent variables can be identified, and adding a small noise in data space can stabilize this outcome. Based on this, we augment digit images on EMNIST simply with three affine transformations and then add small Gaussian noise. It is shown that much more interpretable factors of variation can be successfully identified.
Predicting Fake online Reviews using Machine Learning Models

Online reviews are very important in decision making of customer whether to purchase a product or service. These are main source of information getting from the past customer experience about the features of that service which we are going to purchase. Now a days’ Internet is no longer use only for communication purpose. Its use is spread over wide variety of applications’ and E-Commerce is one of them. The most important part in e-commerce, from consumer perspective is, the reviews associated with products. Most of the people do their decision making, based on these online reviews about products or services. These reviews not only help user to know the product or service thoroughly but also affect user’s decision making ability to a great extent and also divert the sentiments about the product positively or negatively. As a result, there have been attempts made, to change the product sentiments positively or negatively by manipulating the online reviews artificially to gain the business benefits. Ultimately, affect the genuine business experience of the user. Therefore in this paper, we have dealt with this particular problem of ecommerce field, specifically online reviews’ in particular and sentiment analysis domain as a whole, in general. This paper introduces some machine learning techniques like Support Vector Machine and Random Forests for sentiment classification of reviews and to detect fake online reviews using the data set of a Hotel reviews. Sentiment Analysis has become most interesting in analysis of text. Using sentiment analysis we can separate negative and positive reviews as well. This paper introduces some semi-supervised and supervised text mining models to detect fake online reviews as well as compares the efficiency of both techniques on dataset containing hotel reviews.
BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION OF THE AKASHAT FORMATION (PALEOCENE PHOSPHATIC SEQUENCE), WESTERN DESERT, IRAQ

The exposure of the Paleocene sequence (Akashat Formation) in the Rutbah area is distributed in a relatively thin N – S strip extending from north of the Ga'ara depression down to the Iraqi – Saudi Arabian international border, and it is roughly 40 – 50 m thick, truncated east of the Ga'ara depression. The Paleocene sequence, in its exposures north and west of Rutbah area, is phosphatic. The biostratigraphy and depositional environment of the surface exposure of the sequence and that of borehole sections to the west of the exposure areas is studied in some detail in this work. The Paleocene sequence is conformably overlain by the Eocene sequence throughout the exposed and subsurface sections (except in the eastern side of the Ga'ara depression). The underlying sequence belongs to the Late Cretaceous with a hiatus of variable durations. South of Rutbah – Amman highway the break is relatively shorter than that in the Akashat area, especially along the western and northern rims of the Ga'ara depression. In boreholes to the west, the Paleocene sequence increases in thickness, the break with the underlying Late Cretaceous sequence may be negligible or missing. The following planktonic zones are recorded from subsurface and surface sections:1- Marozovella valasconsis Zone, Late Paleocene (Thanatain)2- Marozovella angulata Zone, Middle Paleocene (Selandian)3- Globoconusa daubgergensis Zone, Early Paleocene (Danian)