Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
CRITERIA AND EVALUATION INSTRUMENT FOR DETERMINING THE STATE OF INNOVATIVE CULTURE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FUTUREMANAGER OF THE GENERAL SECONDARY EDUCATION INSTITUTION IN THE MASTERS’ TRAINING PROCESS

activity.The article shows features and practical application of some interactive methods in teaching and learning the basics of medical genetics for medical students.There are a lot of methods: business game, situation or case method, problem-based method, modelling, "brainstorming", audiovisual teaching and project method, creative search (research) method, "take a stand", PRES method, "tree of decision", method of working in small groups.Despite wide diversity of interactive teaching methods, application each of them requires a very detailed, hard and deep preparation by the teacher, sometimes even medical students, of the necessary information and materials.The choice of this or another method depends on the teacher's competence and student motivation, type and topic of medical genetics classes.The use of interactive methods in the course of training allows to the future doctors to improve their communication skills, learn to express their opinion and position in a reasoned manner, to prove their own point of view, to develop analytical skills, to learn how to solve the situational problems, comprehensively master necessary general and special competences with their further application in medical practice.
Penerapan Data Mining Apriori Pada Persediaan Obat (Studi Kasus Apotek Rafif Farma Medan)

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An evaluation model of hand function rehabilitation based on cloud model

With the popularization of the extensive promotion of rehabilitation equipment, it is more and more practical to combine medical rehabilitation equipment with rehabilitation evaluation method. At present, the traditional scales used in rehabilitation evaluation are generally subjective, and the diagnosis results varies greatly due to the experience and ability of physiatrist, which will lead to the problems of randomness and fuzziness. In view of these problems, this paper proposes a comprehensive rehabilitation evaluation method of hand function based on cloud model, obtains the practical application of cloud model, and realizes the objective and quantitative evaluation of some indexes. Compared with the traditional classic FMA (Fugl- meyer) evaluation scale, the experimental results show that the evaluation method meets the clinical validity and reliability requirements.
MQ – MEDIALITY QUOTIENT

The child's intellectual skills in dealing with the media are reflected in his or her media intelligence. However, the assessment of children's adaptation to life in the world of the media-sphere is difficult to make. The recognition of a pupil’s mediality, as well as its systematic development, may have a positive impact on the quality of education. Currently there are no tools in the educational system to diagnose pupils’ mediality. Therefore, there is a need to construct a useful indicator of the level of mediality, which may be a Mediality Quotient. In the cognitive perspective, it can become a tool that will contribute to the optimization of the educational process in the intellectual media environment. The aim of the article is to justify the purposefulness of conducting research on media skills of children and to present the assumptions for developing media literacy measurement techniques. The planned actions will allow to identify to what extent children acquire media skills and what is their statistical picture. The results obtained will be used to determine the coefficient enabling the measurement of media skills and their assessment in relation to the statistical average of pupils. Ultimately, the primary objective of developing a scale for measuring the Mediality Quotient of children will be achieved.
INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS, MARKET STRUCTURE AND DEBT MARKET DEVELOPMENT: EVIDENCE FROM ISRAEL

This paper focuses on the impacts of pension funds and market structure on debt market development.We show evidences of major developments of the Israeli government and corporate bonds market depth and liquidity, which found to be associated to gradual changes in the Israeli financial system.These changes include ongoing reforms in the structure of the local debt market, changes in the structure of pension funds savings and changes in the activity of institutional investments regulations, which have boosted local savings and promoted to the debt market development.The Israeli case suggest that policy makers in countries with low debt market development should strive for better regulation in pension funds savings and in market structure in order to promote debt market efficiency.
COOPERATION AS A FORM OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PARENTS AND PRE-SCHOOL TEACHERS

Communication is a continuous process. Communication connects people. It is verbal communication, non-verbal or gesture-mimic communication and writing, when we express our opinion in writing. Communication has a management function that is closely linked to the management processes at the pre-school institution. Communication improves the flow of information between pre-school teachers and parents. Accuracy of information is an important aspect of communication, because the information transferred to parents is researched, analysed, interpreted and preserved. Therefore, pre-school teachers need to spend time working on information that is then accurately formulated for parents. An important aspect is the way information is communicated. It is important that communication between pre-school teachers and parents is constructive, open and honest. The article aim is to analyse and evaluate the scientific literature and other sources of communication and cooperation, complete a survey to find pre-school parents' preferred forms of cooperation with pre-school teachers.
Benchmarking Discretisation Level of Continuous Attributes: Theoretical and Experimental Approaches

The discretisation of an attribute refers to partitioning its continuous numerical values into intervals, each of which is associated a categorical label. The amount of such different categorical labels is called as target discretisation level of the continuous attribute. For data mining algorithms that can only work on discrete data, the discretisation will be necessary. At the same time, the discretisation can also make the original data more concise and interpretable. However, it is challenging to balance the target discretisation level and the information loss during the discretisation process. In this paper, we propose to use entropy of a continuous attribute as a benchmark to determine its target discretisation level for the first time. An entropy based naive unsupervised discretisation approach is also proposed and shows big advantages in terms of both data reduction and accuracy, which is evaluated by performing classifiers on the dataset whose continuous attributes are discretised based on the proposed approach. Our experiments on 28 datasets and 9 popular classifiers show that the accuracy of a discretisation approach will be largely affected when the target discretisation level of each continuous attribute is lower than the entropy benchmark. Meanwhile increasing the target discretisation level from the benchmark does not always improve the accuracy of the discretizer. These discoveries can provide valuable guidance to explore or optimise the approaches to the discretisation of continuous attributes.
THE ESSENCE OF COMPARATIVE EDUCATION AS A SCIENCE IN THE AMERICAN PEDAGOGICAL THOUGHT

This article discusses the problems of the organization and activities of episcopal schools.The process of the origin and formation of one of the first educational schools in Western Europe is shown.It is also worth noting that a similar organization of the VII century.implied the integration of intellectual life in the life of society and the country.The rise of such an educational level in the Visigoth kingdom was reinforced by the activities of an educated clergyman and Roman intellectual tradition.The article attempts to trace the formation of the first universities in Europe.It was in such institutions that a type of educated person was produced that met the requirements of that era, mastered knowledge not only to serve God, but also to replenish and transfer this knowledge in the interests of science itself.This article reveals the principles of medieval Christian education, reflecting the main stages of the organization of the school and highlighting the seven main disciplines that were studied at all stages.In conclusion, it was noted that gradually, on the basis of episcopal and monastery schools appeared universities until the 15th century.Classes at universities continued throughout the day (from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.).The main form of training was lecturing by a professor.The year 476 is considered by historians as a milestone in the history of Western Europe.This year the Western Roman Empire ceased to exist and the history of medieval Europe itself began.Migration of Germanic tribes of the 5th-6th centuries influenced the level of ancient culture.However, the decline of culture and education did not happen, which will be reflected in this article.Of course, we cannot deny the shifts in the socio-economic development of Western Europe associated with the transition to subsistence farming and the disruption of economic and cultural ties.The consequence of these phenomena was the extreme limited horizons of the people of that time, but the clergy nevertheless preserved and passed on knowledge to the next generations.Consider the thesis that in the early Middle Ages the decline in education and culture was associated with a significant influence and dominance of church-feudal ideology in Western Europe, the bearer of which was the Catholic Church.The development of medieval education is associated with the development of church education, since knowledge was necessary for teaching church dogma, the mastery of which was required for people who wanted to be baptized, and church servants in the fight against heretics and pagans.The church took over the issues of education and upbringing, formed a new type of school -Christian, where Latin became the language of instruction.The pedagogical ideas of the Middle Ages considered the world as a "school of Christ", in which the meaning of the life of every person is knowledge of God.
Modeling and Simulation of the Bottlenecks of an Online Reservation System

This work intends to present an analytical and a simulation model for an online reservation system and examine its performance associated with its bottlenecks. The modeling and evaluation of reservation systems should be carried out through analytical models, whenever these models are available. However, it is known that in general, such models have approximations that do not consider several details of the real world. Because the multiprocessing system in consideration uses database queries (and also uses preemption resume priority) and has a certain degree of complexity, our approach uses an approximate analytical model that is validated by a discrete-event simulation model (and vice-versa). Both models are supported by data obtained from measurements of a real-world system. Once validated, the model can be analyzed for other input data and distributions through simulation.
Writing-based wordforms vs. spoken wordforms

This study addresses a vital problem of reshaping Russian Grammar in conformity with its real acoustic realization rather than with the traditionally written expression plane.In this way, one can switch from an absolutely abstract coding of wordforms to acoustic entities, first phonological and then phonetic, which underlie the real processes of speech production and speech perception.The multiple approach to grammar writing makes it necessary to develop a special database for the phonologically represented wordforms of Russian.Typically, the respective paradigms are reduced.More generally, the links camouflaged by the traditional orthography are made visible.E.g., the Adjective Gender paradigm, normally made up of three genders, is reduced to a twoitem paradigmatic structure, because Neuter Gender and Feminine Gender just merge.
Mama Don't Take My Codex/Tome Away: Strategies/Best Practices for Partnering New/Reluctant Users with Academic eBooks

Many readers of academic books prefer reading on paper. In many of our contexts, however, avoiding academic eBooks is becoming less and less of an option as students (as well as other users) have few viable opportunities for accessing print-on-paper information if that content is already available to them in electronic form. This session primarily considerrf ways in which librarians and information professionals can demystify and make useful the academic eBook for the (disinclined) user.&#x0D; Currently, we have a mixed bag of experiences regarding how the academic eBooks in our collections operate and we don’t yet know what the academic eBook of the future will look like or be able to offer to our readers. This session explored some options for both preparing the uninitiated for the variety of eBooks they will encounter, as well as consider some point-of-service strategies that may prevent a research conversation from ending abruptly when paper resources on a topic are scarce. How can we best help the resources that we have access to currently be more informative for our readers?
A Lower Bound of the Number of Rewrite Rules Obtained by Homological Methods

It is well-known that some equational theories such as groups or boolean algebras can be defined by fewer equational axioms than the original axioms. However, it is not easy to determine if a given set of axioms is the smallest or not. Malbos and Mimram investigated a general method to find a lower bound of the cardinality of the set of equational axioms (or rewrite rules) that is equivalent to a given equational theory (or term rewriting systems), using homological algebra. Their method is an analog of Squier's homology theory on string rewriting systems. In this paper, we develop the homology theory for term rewriting systems more and provide a better lower bound under a stronger notion of equivalence than their equivalence. The author also implemented a program to compute the lower bounds, and experimented with 64 complete TRSs.
The Effectiveness of Teaching Materials Based on Local Culture on 7th Grade Students in Junior High School Sipirok

The study deals with the effectiveness of teaching materials based on local culture on 7th grade students in junior high school Sipirok. The study was conducted at one of Junior High Schools 1 in Sipirok located in South Tapanuli Regency. Student learning outcomes are obtained by providing a trial test using instructional materials that have been developed which aims to see the extent to which increased student understanding of the Sipirok local culture-based text description learning material by using teaching materials developed in this study. Student learning outcomes based on pretest and posttest show the difference in the difference from pretest to posttest the score obtained 10.42 with an average pretest 75.65 on the criteria of "good" and an average posttest of 90.8 on the criteria of "very good". It can be concluded that learning using on Sipirok local culture-based text descriptions can improve student learning outcomes in Indonesian language subjects especially description text material.
Penerapan Algoritma Fuzzy C-Means Pada Penentuan Lokasi Gudang Pendukung PT. XYZ

In data mining a series of processes are applied to extract information from a data set. PT. XYZ which has a lot of sales data that can be processed. In the company PT. XYZ which is engaged in the retail sector which has tight competition and develops rapidly, customer satisfaction is one of the things that need to be considered. It takes more than product quality, but service to customers is also important to win competition in sales and one that can be considered in customer satisfaction is the availability of products that customers want. Use of Clustering Method to classify objects based on similarity in characteristics, especially one of fuzzy clustering, that is, fuzzy C-means can be used to determine the distance and presence of each point in a cluster. In this study, fuzzy C-means is applied in determining the supporting warehouse of PT. XYZ is based on the clustering location of PT. XYZ which is represented as the Cartesian coordinates and the centroid of each cluster refers to the location of the supporting warehouse along with the grouping of outlets with the supporting warehouse.Using 3 clusters in 100 iterations the difference in objective function is 3.3e-8%, while the experiment using 4 clusters requires 39 iterations with an objective function difference of 1.1e-12%,then themore number of clusters will minimize the difference in objective functions for results with smaller errors.
USING VIDEO TO IMPROVING LISTENING COMPREHENSION OF FOURTH GRADE STUDENTS

This research aims to test the effect of video on the listening skill of fourth-grade students. The research used a quasi-experimental method with a non-equivalent control group design. Therefore, the populations were fourth-grade students of Ggugus Dewi Sartika Majenang and the sample of this research based on a purposive sampling technique. In addition, the research sample was selected by two schools with the same number and characteristics of students. Furthermore, the data collection technique used a listening skill test. Before carrying out the research, the researchers conducted a test of listening skills to be tested for validity and reliability. The results of the validity test showed if the question of the listening skill test in the valid category. The students did a listening skill test and the result was analyzed using inference statistics. The results of the research indicated that students who were treated with video had better listening skills than students who were not treated. Moreover, the researcher concludes that the video had an effect on the listening skill of fourth-grade students.
Color Image Noise Removal Algorithm Implementation using Blackfin Dual Core Microcontroller

This paper presents an implementation of noise removal from a color image using bilateral filter and wavelet transform based on dual core Blackfin microcontrollers. The tasks organization between the two cores and calculus optimizations are illustrated in a framework for image processing. The obtained results show that the proposed framework can be successfully used to achieve a real time implementation for noise removal in video clips for medium size images.
Time-sequence Action-Decision and Navigation Through Stage Deep Reinforcement Learning in Complex Dynamic Environments

Navigation in a complex dynamic environment is one of the most attractive tasks. Although most of such algorithms can achieve navigation tasks effectively, they ignore the necessity of the mission planning in the process of navigation. Given the situation, a novel end-to-end two-stage deep reinforcement learning architecture for a time-sequence navigation and action-decision in a dynamic environment with randomly rapidly moving obstacles is proposed in this paper. During the first-stage training, a network with spatial and temporal information is designed to process the navigation task while a conventional recurrent full-connected network is adopted to resolve the action-decision task. During the second-stage training, the two networks are integrated and trained online with dynamic entropy to obtain a stable policy for dynamic missions. Simulations demonstrate that the navigation and the action-decision in different environments can be completed effectively under our architecture.
Antiautomorphisms and Biantiautomorphisms of Some Finite Abelian Groups

We extend the concepts of antimorphism and antiautomorphism of the additive group of integers modulo n, given by Gaitanas Konstantinos, to abelian groups. We give a lower bound for the number of antiautomorphisms of cyclic groups of odd order and give an exact formula for the number of linear antiautomorphisms of cyclic groups of odd order. Finally, we give a partial classification of the finite abelian groups which admit antiautomorphisms and state some open questions.
Teaching Material Development of Macromedia Flash 8.0-Based Production Écrite Pre Avancée

Production Écrite Pre Avancée course is a course that aims to develop skills in working together and collaborating, adapting, being responsible, analyzing information and data, thinking critically and solving problems, creativity, communicating through writing, and using information and communication technology in learning activities on French writing at advanced level to achieve the students’ ability on writing complex French sentences that refer to the European standard curriculum (Cadre Européen Commun de Référence Pour Les Langues (CECRL) on Niveau B1 DELF. Teaching material development of Macromedia Flash 8.0-based Production Écrite Pre Avancée has a purpose for students to improve the writing ability on French text B1 level. This research makes teaching materials by using macromedia flash 8.0 software in Production Écrite Pre Avancée course. The research method used is Research and Development. The research is held at the French Language Study Program at FBS UNIMED by developing lecture teaching materials, to find out that these teaching materials can improve writing skills by French students Unimed.
Evaluating the Impact of Full Virtualized High- Performance Computing Platform on Large Scale Scientific Data using Quantum Espresso

High Performance Computing (HPC) applications are becoming vital in scientific research for analyzing large scale scientific data, but there is inadequate knowledge on the impact of a fully virtualized HPC cluster on these applications when they are used to analyzed large scientific data.The main purpose of this research is to carry out a comparative experiment on a virtual HPC cluster and the traditional HPC cluster by executing a benchmarking tool called para-speedup with an input file on both clusters using Quantum Espresso (QE) as an HPC application to determine the impact on the clusters.The research focuses on Central Processing Unit (CPU) utilization, turnaround time of jobs run on the cluster, memory and input/output (I/O) operations.The virtual cluster was setup using VMWare ESXi 5.5.0 as hypervisor of choice and ROCKS was installed on the cluster as an HPC platform of choice.During the experiment, it was observed that the job was not memory and I/O intensive on both clusters, so there was little to discuss on these metrics but generally it was observed that running job using HPC applications like QE on a fully virtualized HPC cluster to analyze large scale scientific data has a negative performance impact on the completion of the job as compared to the traditional cluster.