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Online News Monitoring and Sentiment Analysis using BERT Approach

Due to the advancement of Information Technology (IT), the medium for publishing news and events has gotten speedier. How people consume news has changed since the introduction of the Internet, online, and mobile technology. With the growth and evolution of digital media in today's society, Media Monitoring (MM) services have also become popular. While media monitoring interaction has obvious advantages, it also incurs considerable costs depending on the level of features it offers. Further, despite extensive research being done on sentiment analysis of social media and user input, there hasn't been much done so far to automatically predict the sentiment of narrative text. In this work, the proponent employed the pre-trained BERT model for the sentiment analysis feature and RSS feed to automate the collection and gathering of related online news in aid of the manual monitoring and analysis of online news stories and/or articles and avoid the costs associated with online media monitoring services. The developed system was able to produce appropriate features and a highly acceptable usability rating. The obtained results showed that the developed software will greatly improve and increase the end-user’s productivity by automating their existing manual system of monitoring and analysis of online news while reducing business costs by cutting the corresponding charges imposed by online media monitoring services.
The Malay Historical Urban Landscape: A Trajectory of the Bujang Valley Site to Jugra, Selangor

Malaysia is rich in heritage, primarily archaeological sites, historical buildings, monuments, artifacts, tangible, and intangible traditional and cultural heritage elements. Archaeotourism is one of the heritage tourism activities which is growing rapidly and attracts many visitors to the Malaysian tourism industry. In alluring visitors to the destination, an archaeological site must offer an extraordinary experiential and continually to develop meanings as an attraction to increase the numbers of visitors. The issue of historical urban landscape in Nusantara has been defined for ‘colonial’-based cities, but not pre-colonial sites. The primal and axial role of rivers, mountains and mounds in Malay history reflect not only its topographical and physical axis, but resonates from a time when the mountain claimed a primal role in the cosmology and cosmography of place. This paper attempts to find similarities between the early kingdom of Malay Peninsula, Bujang Valley archaeology site, 16th century Kota Melaka and 19th century Jugra, which reflect the historic landscape features and its uniqueness of architecture, with discovery of the remains archaeology artefact with another site in Selangor. Jugra site which similarly has the urban landscape consisting of mountain, river and key public structures. The urban form configuration and the natural setting identifies a continuity and model between a pre-Islamic and colonial-era model with similarity on the topographical, physical and historical attributes of each cultural and heritage element. This study emphasizes that by determining the historical urban landscape perspective in heritage sites, including natural physical landform, architectural archetypes, and significance in multicultural historical values, its key elements can be extracted for developing national identity and promoting heritage sites in the Malaysian tourism industry for its intangible intellectual, emotional, and aesthetical reasons.
Рhenomenon of Fantasy as a Form of Human Consciousness

The article deals with the problem of fantasy as a form of consciousness. Ideas about consciousness change along with ideas about human nature. One form of the existence of consciousness is fantasy. Fantasy becomes a part of an anthropological study project about human existence as a reality of dominance of integrative knowledge. The era of conceptualization forms a request for awareness of a priori grounds for figurative perception of information and its living as an object in a fantasy form of consciousness. A feature of fantasy is that in the imagination there is a translation from perception into a generalized transcendental representation by creating a chain of associations, a drawing, a narrative. Non-linear description of the feelings and thoughts of a person in the epoch of romanticism, feeling surpasses intelligence. The formation of fantasy states of consciousness is associated with overcoming mirror reflection and getting into the noumenal world in higher dimensions, similar to mathematics and physics. External situation turns out to be a surface hiding fantasy as a dimension of human creative potential. Modern discussions of the reality of fantasy oppose it as a special form of reality, equal in its properties to the mind. Fantasy is the source of human experience of his being, embodied conceptually in the process of imaging. Imaginative cognition conceptually connects the experience of previous generations preserved in images with experiences in one's own life and the lives of others. As a source of creativity, fantasy extends to scientific knowledge, creating syntheses of different sciences
Employees’ Satisfaction Practice Implication on the Performance of Organization (Cooperative Bank of Oromia)

The main objective of the study was to assess the employees' satisfaction practice implication on the performance of Cooperative Bank of Oromia.To do so, the methodology employed was descriptive & explanatory research design.Both qualitative & quantitative research approaches were followed.To conduct this study, primary and secondary data were collected.Majority of the data were collected from 300 employees working in 82 branches and the size was determined by formula of Yamane 1967.To proportionally select employees, Cochran 1963 formula was used and then respondents were randomly selected.The tools used were questionnaires, interview, focus group discussion, observation & document review.To collect the data, the tools were pre-tested and then pilot was taken to check for errors and any ambiguity.Questionnaires were prepared in 5-point likert scale.Analyses were done using both descriptive and inferential statistical tools.The descriptive statistics include, mean & standard deviation, while the inferential statistics were chi-square, ordinal logistic regression & Spearman's Rank Correlation.The results of the research were markedly reported & summarized.Accordingly, the total descriptive statistics of the respondents have been described as feeling alright with the mean values 3.37 > 67.4% > 202 for both predicted & predictor variables.Besides, both the primary and secondary data ratified that the bank's performance is promising.Moreover, the inferential statistics computed indicated the degree of relationship between the variables.The chi-square value of the explanatory variable was significant at P-value < α = 0.05 & Chi-Square at α =.05, df 4 were > the Table value (9.49).This shows there is association between the variable & performance of the bank.Together with this, ordinal logistic regression was applied.Consequently, computed values verified that there was strong links between the employees' satisfaction practice & performance of the bank.The correlation between performance of the bank & employees' satisfaction variable was 0.617, which is labeled as strong.Besides the odds ratio of the explanatory variable was >1, which means a unit increase in the variables cause > 1 entity increase on the performance of the bank.The same result was also indicated by the inferential statistics.Accordingly, employees' satisfaction practice has strong effect on the performance of Cooperative Bank of Oromia.Thus, it was concluded that proper handling & execution of practices of human resource management (employees' satisfaction) has eloquent value on the performance of the bank.Lastly, the proposed intervention strategies identified were encouraging the employees by making the work environs attractive, conducting fair and transparent promotion systems, making consistent the reward and payment with the work load, and designing other mechanisms of encouraging workers apart from salaries by introducing other incentives so as to enhance the employees' satisfaction level, which in turn boosts the bank's performance.
Are Financial Development and Financial Stability Complements or Substitutes in Poverty Reduction?

This paper studies the association between financial development, financial stability, and poverty for a sample of 109 developed and developing countries from 1995 to 2018. Most of the existing studies in this literature have focused on financial development, and only a few recent studies have looked at the effects of financial stability on poverty. However, none of the existing studies has looked at the interaction effect of the two on poverty. Our contribution to this literature is manifold. First and foremost, we investigate whether financial development and financial stability are substitutes or complements in reducing poverty and find evidence in favour of the former: Financial development has greater effects on poverty alleviation in a more fragile financial system and vice-versa. Second, using two different measures of financial stability, we show that financial stability is associated with lower levels of poverty. And finally, while previous studies have presumed that the effect of financial development on poverty is homogeneous at various levels of poverty, we show that financial development and financial stability both exert heterogeneous effects on poverty depending on the level of poverty considered.
Cryptocurrency as Symbol of the Neoliberal Era: A Note

This note considers cryptocurrency's emergence and development as a symbol of the economic thrust of the neoliberal era--in its vision of the liberation of economic activity from the state, the limits of place, "materiality" and association with "real economic activity," and the opacity for which this particular phenomenon, like so much of the economic activity of the period, have been notorious.
Internal Marketing and Staff Satisfaction in Ras AL-Khaimah Police

This documentary research investigation examined the contribution of internal marketing on staff satisfaction in Ras AL-Khaimah Police in United Arab Emirates (UAE). The research study employed an explanatory and descriptive research strategy with qualitative model. A sample of 373 documents were selected and read from 9604 list of documentation purposively. Data was collected using documentary assessments and scrutinized using thematic analysis which was used for condensing qualitative facts. The study discoveries established that there was a robust contribution of the internal marketing to staff satisfaction in Ras Al-Khaimah police in the UAE. The study resolved that the internal marketing is a major basis of a company’s growth and development in any part of the universe. It was recommended that Companies should seek out novel tactics as the market becomes more and more unsparing. This is because human capital is the primary intangible asset a business possesses, it makes sense for them to invest in it. Police personnel should work together as a team of internal suppliers and customers to add value at every stage of the value chain, resulting in happy and devoted customers who may ultimately increase the police organization's profitability. This may also ascertain that there is development in the police fraternity in general in the UAE.
Leadership Styles and Training in the Police Service in Sharjah

The documentary research study examined the contribution of leadership styles on training in the police service in Sharjah in United Arab Emirates (UAE) . The research study employed an explanatory and descriptive research design with qualitative paradigm. A sample of 104 documents were selected from 10000 list of documentation purposively. Data was garnered using documentary reviews and scrutinised using content analysis which was used for summarising qualitative information. The study findings established that there was a strong contribution of the type of leadership style chosen to training in the police service in Sharjah in UAE. The study concluded that the type of leadership style selected can easily determine the success of service provision in Sharjah police service in UAE. It was discovered that autocratic leadership style is most commonly used in the police service in UAE and it helps the police force to have control over the whole organisation. If the police officers are well trained, they can be able to contribute to the peace and harmony in the UAE. The population can use the peace ushered in by the police service for development to blossom. From the study findings, the researcher recommended that the political leadership of Sharjah should invest a lot of money in the training of police personnel for the acquisition of knowledge and skills for better dispensation of services to the citinery. The government of UAE should augment on the budget meant to train the police manpower for maintence of peace and order in the country. This can also make sure that there is sanity in the whole country at large.
Virtual and Augmented Reality in the Real World

This technical note details virtual and augmented reality and how these immersive technologies can be used in business. Specifically, this note highlights several business applications of both virtual and augmented reality—describing each technology's advantages and disadvantages. Various companies have uncovered new and interesting applications using these technologies, ranging from assisting distribution-center workers to improving learning and development.This note is taught at Darden in the second-year course, “Digital Operations.” It would also be suitable in a course focused on technology strategy covering virtual and augmented reality or a module on the metaverse.
Data Privacy and Ransomware Impact on Cyber-Physical Systems Data Protection

Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) security is considered a serious challenge for all deployed implementations. Gartner predicts, by 2025, IoT IT services will account for more than 58 billion dollars with more than 21 billion devices, of which 7.5 billion devices will be for business purposes and 12.8 will be for consumers. With the advent rise of the growing threats to mission-critical assets, organizations leaders need to expand security programs to include cyber-physical systems. All these devices will be heavily interacting with many endpoints, most of which with a dynamically changing security profile. Organizations around the world are still looking for better solutions and ways to harden their systems while consistently adding new security controls. By 2025 Gartner thinks that 50% of asset-intensive organizations such as utilities, resources, and manufacturers will unite the main three departments (Cyber, Physical, and Supply Chain), security teams, under one chief security officer [CISO] role that will directly report to the CEO.
The Effects of Volatile Features on Digital Evidence Preservation

Digital evidence has become extremely relevant in criminal, civil, and cybercrime cases. In criminal proceedings, the scope of digital evidence is broader, it is not limited to network activities alone, it may also include traditional evidence captured in digital format in specific cases,(Wu & Zheng, 2020). There seem to be conflicting views among digital forensic analysts on whether digital evidence can be flawlessly manipulated. Many people get the impression that this can be true,(Freiling & Hösch, 2018). Furthermore, (Freiling & Hösch, 2018) state that digital evidence can be tampered with or corrupted based on the manipulator’s skills and expertise, and the manipulation can be unnoticeable despite the knowledge and competence as well as special equipment of digital forensic experts. Internet of Things forensics, Social Media Forensics, and Cloud Forensics are other domains where digital evidence can be acquired and used to solve cybercrime. Digital evidence has the following volatile features; is latent, fragile, easy to modify, can easily traverse jurisdictional borders, is time-sensitive and machine-dependent in many ways, and maintaining it comes with unique challenges, (Lone & Mir, 2019). The main conclusion from this paper is the volatility of digital evidence, solutions to manage the challenges of handling digital evidence, and the principles applied in the handling of digital evidence as well as other methods and tools used to preserve the integrity of digital evidence.
Current State of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency for US States

This analysis provides an overview of the current state of blockchain and cryptocurrency in several states in the United States, including the legal and regulatory framework, as well as the level of adoption and acceptance among businesses and consumers. The analysis covers states such as New York, California, Texas, Florida and Illinois, and examines any recent developments or changes in government policies towards cryptocurrency in these areas. The results show that while some states, particularly those with a strong technology sector, have a high level of cryptocurrency adoption and acceptance, others have yet to fully embrace the technology. Additionally, the analysis highlights that different states may have varying regulations and policies regarding cryptocurrency usage and trade. The analysis also covers the development of state-based digital currencies, and the role of state regulators, such as state securities boards, in the governance of cryptocurrencies. Overall, the analysis provides a comprehensive look at the current state of cryptocurrency in several states in the United States.
Absolute Blockchain Strength? Evidence from the ABS Market in China

This working paper is written by Jing Liu (Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation), Ilhyock Shim (Bank for International Settlements) and Yanfeng Zheng (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology).Blockchain, a type of distributed ledger technology, has become a buzzword in the past decade. Its potential to challenge current business practices such as financial transactions has been touted or criticised by numerous researchers and practitioners. Nonetheless, academic literature thus far has provided little empirical evidence on how financial services benefit from such new technology. We exploit the emerging asset-backed security (ABS) market in China and its rapid adoption of blockchain technology. We examine whether blockchain-based ABS products enjoy better pricing than those not based on blockchain after controlling potential endogeneity with coarsened exact matching. Analysing approximately 5,000 ABS products issued between 2015 and 2020, we show that the adoption of blockchain technology indeed reduces the yield spread by approximately 25 basis points and that this benefit is heterogeneous across the different underlying asset classes and institutional arrangements. Interestingly, we find that social factors such as familiarity among key ABS parties may increase or decrease the benefit of adopting blockchain in ABS products depending on the asset classes and regulatory environments. Our study makes a timely contribution to the debate surrounding blockchain technology and its implication for the financial sector.
Current State of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency for International Governments

Blockchain and cryptocurrency technology have been gaining traction as a form of digital currency, with various countries taking different approaches to its regulation and use. This analysis provides an updated overview of the current state of cryptocurrency in several countries, including the legal and regulatory framework, as well as the level of adoption and acceptance among businesses and consumers. The analysis also covers any recent developments or changes in government policies towards cryptocurrency. Overall, the analysis suggests that while some countries are embracing cryptocurrency and actively promoting its use, others are taking a more cautious approach and implementing stricter regulations.
Intelligent Wheelchair Using Voice, Touch and Gesture Control by Smart Phone

In this paper, we developed an intelligent wheelchair that is operated using a smartphone by voice, touch, and gesture control. Wheelchairs are used by people who cannot walk due to physical illness, injury, or other disability. Now a day’s development promises a wide scope in developing smart wheelchairs. This paper is to describe a smart wheelchair controlled using the android phone to develop and control the direction and rotation of the dc motor attached to the wheelchair based upon voice touch and gesture movement for physically challenged persons. In building voice, touch, and gesture functions developed by using an android app are used to control the wheelchair. This paper allows the physically disabled person to strongly interact with the smart wheelchair at different levels of control and sensing. This system is divided into three main parts namely, Voice control through Android, Gesture control through Android, and touch control through Android. The system is based on grouping an android phone with an Arduino UNO microcontroller and Bluetooth device.
Classify the Feelings of Smart Phone Product Review Using SVM Technique of Sentiment Analysis

bstract: Sentiment Analysis (SA) is a task of identifying positive and negative opinions, emotion and evaluation in text available over the social networking sites and the world wide web have been gained quite a popularity in the recent years. The analysis serves as an important feedback for further improvement in the offered services and user experiences. Several techniques have been used recently including machine learning approaches and vocabulary orientated semantic algorithms. This report presents a survey of various techniques and tools have been used in the previous research sentiment analysis process. There is a massive increase in number of people who access various social networking and micro-blogging websites that gives new shapes the impression of today’s generation. Many reviews for a specific product, brand, individual, and movies etc. are helpful in directing the perception of people thus the analysts are begun to create algorithms to automate the classification of distinctive reviews on the basis of their polarities in particular : Positive, Negative and Neutral. This machine-driven classification mechanism is referred as Sentiment Analysis. The ultimate aim of this paper is to use support vector machine (SVM) classification technique to classify the feelings of good phone product review that analyses datasets used for classification of sentiments and texts.. Also, data sets are used for training as well as testing and implemented through SVM technique for finding the polarity of the ambiguous tweets. The obtain results show to achieve high accuracy as predicted on the basis of reviews of smart phone
Foetal ultrasonographic Sparse representation evaluation of spectral trust maps

Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Twitter Facebook Reddit LinkedIn Tools Icon Tools Reprints and Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation P. Nagarajan, R. Ramadevi, D. Lakshmi, T. Kowsalya, S. Jensie Anita; Foetal ultrasonographic Sparse representation evaluation of spectral trust maps. AIP Conference Proceedings 30 January 2023; 2523 (1): 020078. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0110574 Download citation file: Ris (Zotero) Reference Manager EasyBib Bookends Mendeley Papers EndNote RefWorks BibTex toolbar search Search Dropdown Menu toolbar search search input Search input auto suggest filter your search All ContentAIP Publishing PortfolioAIP Conference Proceedings Search Advanced Search |Citation Search