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PERANCANGAN PROGRAM PENJUALAN KECAP PADA PT. KORMA JAYA UTAMA JAKARTA

In the current era of globalization, information technology is advancing rapidly. PT. Korma Jaya Utama requires a computerized system that supports and provides good service for its employees. For this reason, the author tries to make the Design of the Sales Program at PT. Korma Jaya Utama Jakarta. PT. Korma Jaya Utama is a company engaged in the food processing industry, especially soy sauce. The system at PT. Korma Jaya Utama is done semi-computerized, so it has obstacles that often occur such as errors in sales, searching for data that is long enough, recording sales that are still done manually, errors in the calculation of sales so that reports that require a long time. So that with a computerized system this is the best solution to solve the problems that exist in this company, and with a computerized system can be achieved an activity that is effective and efficient in supporting the activities of this company.
Jitter: Clocking as Audible Media

Clocks function as media objects in at least two ways. First, they create shared senses of temporality. Second, they facilitate technologically mediated auditory communication. When clocks fall out of sync with one another, the result is a type of noise that signal-processing engineers call jitter . Jitter is, in turn, managed through practices known as clocking . Drawing on technical engineering literature and an ethnography of Los Angeles-based recording professionals, I articulate a broader sociotechnical definition of jitter and clocking, which I use to analyze three sites of temporal negotiation in the recording process: (1) the organization of clock signals in the analog-to-digital conversion process; (2) the production of the studio as a heterochrony or “other time,” distinct from the world outside the studio; and (3) the reconciliation of human and nonhuman temporalities, exemplified in the interaction between a drummer and a drum machine. I further consider jitter’s conceptual affordances for media studies generally.
Skin in the Game: An Agency Perspective on Information Asymmetry in Initial Coin Offerings

Blockchain technology has given rise to initial coin offerings (ICO), a new venture financing mechanism, which has enabled over 600 ventures to raise some USD 12B. On the one hand, ICOs aim to demo...
La Web 2.0 en las bibliotecas nórdicas

Objective . The use of social networks and other communication technologies of the libraries of the Nordic countries was analyzed, in order to identify their level of use. Design/Methodology/Approach . We identified 579 library websites and documentation centers in Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Iceland. The scientific production on social networks in the libraries of these countries was searched for the purpose of analyzing the implementation of the main social networks on their websites. Results/Discussion . The majority of the Nordic libraries rely on social networks as a means of communication. The contents are disseminated through news, online courses, and reminders of the latest events in the library. The main social networks used are Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. It was identified that the benefit of these social networks lies in the diffusion of information to users, who receive alerts on their mobile phones. Conclusions . The libraries of the Nordic countries have relied on Web 2.0 technologies to meet the needs of their users. They especially use social networks as a means of communication and dissemination of content, as well as a way to facilitate the online viewing of documents. Originality/Value . The large sample of libraries analyzed leads us to some well-founded conclusions. It highlights the important use of Web 2.0 technologies in these libraries to keep their users informed of the news. This commitment to online communication can serve as an example of good practices for libraries in other countries.
Link relationship types for authentication

This specification defines a set of relationships that may be used toindicate where a user may authenticate, log out, register a newaccount or find out who is currently authenticated.
Improving Students’ Speaking Ability through Storytelling Technique at Second Grade of SMPN 19 Bandar Lampung

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk meneliti apakah ada kemajuan signifikan dari kemampuan berbicara siswa yang diajarkan dengan  storytelling . Data diperoleh dari pre-test dan post-test. Teknik analisis data menggunakan Repeated T-Test. Hasil menunjukkan bahwa terdapat peningkatan signifikan secara statistik pada pencapaian pemahaman berbicara siswa dengan tingkat signifikan 0.00 (<0.05). Hal menunjukan bahwa storytelling membantu memudahkan siswa untuk meningkatkan kemampuan berbicara. This research was aimed to find out whether there is statistically significant improvement of the students’ speaking ability after the students were  taught through storytelling. The data were obtained from the pre-test and the post-test. The data were analyzed by using repeated T-test through SPSS. The result showed that there was statistically significant improvement of the students speaking ability with the significant level of 0.00 (<0.05). This indicates that storytelling facilitates the students to improve their speaking achievement. Key words : storytelling technique, teaching speaking, narrative text.
Bridging the Gaps for New Water Professionals

Journal AWWAVolume 111, Issue 5 p. 57-59 Young Professionals Bridging the Gaps for New Water Professionals Alex Ferrara, Alex FerraraSearch for more papers by this authorAndrew Toth, Andrew TothSearch for more papers by this author Alex Ferrara, Alex FerraraSearch for more papers by this authorAndrew Toth, Andrew TothSearch for more papers by this author First published: 02 May 2019 https://doi.org/10.1002/awwa.1291Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume111, Issue5May 2019Pages 57-59 RelatedInformation
Scaling Hierarchical Coreference with Homomorphic Compression

Locality sensitive hashing schemes such as \simhash provide compact representations of multisets from which similarity can be estimated. However, in certain applications, we need to estimate the similarity of dynamically changing sets. In this case, we need the representation to be a homomorphism so that the hash of unions and differences of sets can be computed directly from the hashes of operands. We propose two representations that have this property for cosine similarity (an extension of \simhash and angle-preserving random projections), and make substantial progress on a third representation for Jaccard similarity (an extension of \minhash). We employ these hashes to compress the sufficient statistics of a conditional random field (CRF) coreference model and study how this compression affects our ability to compute similarities as entities are split and merged during inference. \cut{We study these hashes in a conditional random field (CRF) hierarchical coreference model in order to compute the similarity of entities as they are merged and split during inference.} We also provide novel statistical analysis of \simhash to help justify it as an estimator inside a CRF, showing that the bias and variance reduce quickly with the number of bits. On a problem of author coreference, we find that our \simhash scheme allows scaling the hierarchical coreference algorithm by an order of magnitude without degrading its statistical performance or the model's coreference accuracy, as long as we employ at least 128 or 256 bits. Angle-preserving random projections further improve the coreference quality, potentially allowing even fewer dimensions to be used.
Defect Prediction based on Machine Learning using System Test Parameters

Since its inception, software testing has evolved over the years. In this era of Artificial Intelligence & Machine learning, there are many recent advancements in Software Engineering. Various software engineering metrics are analyzed; deciphered and the required predictions are made. Defect prediction is one such activity which is of great significance in improving the software quality which helps software developers and testers to focus on the modules which are more likely to defect prone. In the literature survey, we found several techniques to predict defects based on features which were mostly captured from the development perspective. In this paper, we propose our machine learning based approach with the main objective of finding potential areas of the defects by considering parameters from System Testing matrices & a unique ‘parameter called Component Dependency score’. This method also helps in controlling the software quality of a dynamically evolving software.
Reengineering the Library: Issues in Electronic Resources Management

"Reengineering the Library: Issues in Electronic Resources Management." Journal of Hospital Librarianship, 19(2), pp. 198–199
Do I Need an Intelligent Edge?

Businesses today are faced with an unparalleled number of choices and technology decisions as they try to intelligently evolve their systems. There are decisions about if, how, and when they should virtualize their datacenter, or if they should just continue to leverage the investment in their current physical assets. If they virtualize, should they use their own data center or a cloud provider, or a hybrid of both? If they decide to leverage a cloud platform, which of the hundreds of available service options should they use? How do these services fit together? What is the most cost-efficient option? The decision points and options can be very overwhelming. Cloud platforms have created a culture where the question is not “Is that possible?” but rather “Is that the most efficient way to do that?” In this environment, where so many tools and advanced capabilities are a click away, being innovative is not about having the capabilities but about correctly applying the capabilities to most accurately match the business need. It can be quite confusing if the right decision factors are not identified. Busyness does not equal productivity. In technical terms, having a fault-tolerant, highly available, cost-optimized, cloud-native architecture is still the wrong architecture if it does not correctly meet the needs of the business.
Game Edukasi Merangkai Huruf Hijaiyah Untuk Anak Kelas 2 SD ( Studi Kasus SD IT Al Anis Kartasura)

Learning the letters and their harakat to children is very important. Learning letters is more difficult that others because letters are rarely used for everyday language. That childern do not feel bored and more ethusiastic in learning. The teacher applies active learning to learning.This study aims design for learning applications assembling letters. This research was conducted based on the Islam Terpadu (IT)Al-Anis curriculum, namely KTSP. The method used in this study is classroom observation and interviews with teachers. This application simulates how to teach teachers to digital media. This application is operated using an Android smartphone device, the application is made using construct which is then changed to the Android base with software applications Cordova and Cocoon.io and asset creation using CorelDraw. The results of this study are educational game applications Merangkai huruf hijaiyah for grade 2 elementary school students. Testing this application by giving the application to students of SD IT Al-Anis and they play the application directly. After trying the students fill out the questionnaire with instruction writer and and the results of the questionnaire can be concluded that 90% of respondents stated that this application is easy to play, 52% of respondents stated that it was interesting and 90% of respondents stated that they could help improve the ability of children to learn stringing letters
I've been denied access to... the Keurig website?

Access Denied? What could it mean?Could it be that Keurig is hiding some deep, dark secret about descaling?Or maybe I committed some obscure ToS violation
Irreplaceable ISSN: From 2007 to the Future

International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standard 3297 governs the assignment of International Standard Serial Numbers (ISSNs) for continuing resources worldwide. It is subject to systematic review every five years and, in 2017, an ISO Working Group was set up to review the standard. This working group took the decision to survey the views of stakeholders including publishers, libraries, and others. This article reports on the global survey that was undertaken, describing the questions and answers about which the committee sought opinions. It also sought details on the respondents to provide context. The replies are summarised in chart form with conclusions and an appraisal of the key issues, which suggest that whilst respondents are supportive of expanding the ways in which the ISSN is deployed, they are less convinced of the need for more ISSNs for any given title. They are split on the need for the structure of the ISSN to be revised but there is strong support for the notion of a “Family ISSN” that would describe resources that are linked through, for example, title changes or geography or language. The article notes the next steps to be taken.
Exploring Area and Job of Dance Professionals in the Field of Arts &amp; Culture Education for Holistic Education

본 연구는 홀리스틱 교육을 위한 문화예술교육의 중요성을 인식하고 무용분야 전문인력에게 요구되는 전문성 영역과 직무는 무엇인지 탐색하는 것을 목적으로 하였다. 문화예술교육에 대한 사회적 요구와 교육적 반응이 뜨거운 현 시점에 홀리스틱 교육의 관점에서 무용 분야 전문인력의 전문 성과 그에 따른 역할이 무엇인지에 관한 비전을 제시하고자 하였다. 이를 위해 홀리스틱 교육의 개념과 문화예술교육의 관련성에 주목하고 기존의 전문성 개념과 문화예술교육 전문인력의 전문성에 대한 관점 및 책무를 살펴봄으로써 홀리스틱 문화예술교육으로서 무용을 실천하기 위한 무용 분야 전문인력의 전문성 영역과 직무를 제안하였다. 이를 기반으로 문화예술교육 및 무용에 관한 창작, 수행, 교육, 기획, 연구의 영역 전문성을 지닌 무용 전문인력의 양성과 지속적인 전문성 개발을 위한 방안을 제시하였다.The purpose of study was to examine what would be area and job required to professionals in the field of dance by recognizing the importance of arts & culture education for holistic education in the first place. At this moment when social demand and educational responses for arts & culture education are huge, the study sought to suggest the vision of what would be professionality and role of dance professionals from the viewpoint of holistic education. For this, the study, noting the relationship between the concept of holistic education and arts & culture education, examined the existing concept of professionality, viewpoints seeing professionals engaged in arts & culture education and their responsibility. By doing so, it suggested professionalism and role of dance professional in a bid to practise dance as one of holistic arts & culture education. Based on this, the study suggested measures to foster dance professionals equipped with professionalism in areas of arts and culture creation, implementation, training, management and administration as well as to continually develop their professionalism.
Progressive Binary Partitioning for Performance Improvement in Multivariate Density Estimation

This paper presents an algorithm for efficient multivariate density estimation, using a blockized implementation of the Bayesian sequential partitioning algorithm. We also present a method for improving the performance of the blockized density estimation, by progressively updating the partitions. With progressive partitioning algorithm, each block uses the results from the previously processed blocks, and thus, as the simulation results show, it improves the performance of the blockized algorithm, both in terms of estimation accuracy and computation time.
Logic-based Specification and Verification of Homogeneous Dynamic Multi-agent Systems

We develop logic-based framework for formal specification and algorithmic verification of homogeneous and dynamic concurrent multi-agent transition systems (HDMAS). Homogeneity means that all agents have the same available actions at any given state and the actions have the same effects regardless of which agents perform them. The state transitions are therefore determined only by the vector of numbers of agents performing each action and are specified symbolically, by means of conditions on these numbers definable in Presburger arithmetic. The agents are divided into controllable (by the system supervisor/controller) and uncontrollable, representing the environment or adversary. Dynamicity means that the numbers of controllable and uncontrollable agents may vary throughout the system evolution, possibly at every transition. As language for formal specification we use suitably extended version of Alternating-time Temporal Logic (ATL), where one can specify properties of the type a coalition of (at least) $n$ controllable agents can ensure against (at most) $m$ uncontrollable agents that any possible evolution of the system satisfies given objective $\varphi$, where $\varphi$ is specified again as formula of that language and each of $n$ and $m$ is either fixed number or variable that can be quantified over. We provide formal semantics to our logic $\mathcal{L}_{HDMAS}$ and define normal form of its formulae. We then prove that every formula in $\mathcal{L}_{HDMAS}$ is equivalent in the finite to one in normal form and develop an algorithm for global model checking of formulae in normal form in finite HDMAS models, which invokes model checking truth of Presburger formulae. We establish worst case complexity estimates for the model checking algorithm and illustrate it on running example.
Mapping of contaminant dispersion from a polluted mining area by geochemical and geophysical methods, Rävlidmyran,northern Sweden : Use of geochemical and geophysical studies to investigate contaminants

After open pit mining, the pit can either be backfilled or be filled with groundwater andbecome a pit lake. These lakes tend to be acidic and contains high concentrations ofmetals, which increases ...
Automatic Speech Recognition Services: Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Usability

Nowadays, speech is becoming a more common, if not standard, interface to technology. This can be seen in the trend of technology changes over the years. Increasingly, voice is used to control programs, appliances and personal devices within homes, cars, workplaces, and public spaces through smartphones and home assistant devices using Amazon's Alexa, Google's Assistant and Apple's Siri, and other proliferating technologies. However, most speech interfaces are not accessible for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (DHH) people. In this paper, performances of current Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) with voices of DHH speakers are evaluated. ASR has improved over the years, and is able to reach Word Error Rates (WER) as low as 5-6% [1][2][3], with the help of cloud-computing and machine learning algorithms that take in custom vocabulary models. In this paper, a custom vocabulary model is used, and the significance of the improvement is evaluated when using DHH speech.
Slip outraces the fluids

Induced SeismicityEarthquakes generated from fluid injections sometimes appear to occur much faster than would be expected from the speed of fluid migration. Bhattacharya and Viesca used observations from a controlled fluid injection to develop a model to understand the behavior of fluids and aseismic slip. They found that the aseismic slip outpaced the fluid migration, allowing for earthquake triggering to happen much faster and farther away from the initial fluid injection.Science , this issue p. [464][1] [1]: /lookup/doi/10.1126/science.aaw7354
Cyber Threat Intelligence Systems: problems and challenges

Cyber Threat Intelligence is a component of cybersecurity intelligence and includes both the information relevant to protecting an organization from external and inside threats as well as the processes, policies and tools designed to gather and analyze that information. Cyber Threat Intelligence services provide organizations with current information related to potential attack sources relevant to their businesses. One of the main problems in implementing Cyber Threat Intelligence systems lies in applying advanced data mining techniques.
University students training and their organization

This paper has been dedicated to Higher Education Student Organization Based upon the work by I.A. Zimnei, T.I. Ilina, V.V. Kraevsky, G.M. Kodjaspirova, ، I.Ya. Lerner, I.F. Kharlamov and other researchers. The authors analyzed the concept of training students of a university and its components. They also clarified the national and international experiences systems in organizing students training in a higher education institute.  This paper also provides a complete set of training conditions, contributing students’ higher education organization. It includes the following parts: Modifying student values in the training process of university; developing cognitive activities of students and developing educational process in university given the regulations of a personality-oriented approach.
Criminal face recognition using video surveillance

Due to a rise in criminal activities, the identification of the criminals takes a lot of time even if the person is a recidivist. To identify and track missing or trafficked people the time taken to identify and save them may very well be greater before the person disappears again. To overcome this we propose a system that is highly reliable to recognize these people using face recognition techniques to recognize them anywhere in real time using CCTV or other video provided device so that actions could be taken more quickly. We move the whole system to the cloud so that the pictures of these individuals can be uploaded to train the face recognition model and can be used by many law agencies. The pictures can be uploaded from a local computer that is connected to the model on cloud and the database will be updated by adding the uploaded pictures. The processing also takes place in the cloud hence reduces the load on the local computer and only the results are sent back. Our proposed system yields much better processing and response speed and results in centralizing the whole data which can be updated and used by anyone without lowering the local systems performance.
ACVP IANA Registry

This document defines a set of IANA registries for supportedcryptographic algorithm test specifications in the AutomatedCryptographic Validation Protocol (ACVP) [acvp]. This document alsoshows how to extend the capabilities of ACVP with testing for newcryptographic algorithms.
A SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE FACTORS INFLUENCING DEVIANT BEHAVIOUR AMONG THE ADOLESCENTS

The adolescents of today are the future hope of the country and society. Therefore, to create a healthy and prosperous society of high democratic value, adolescents must be well educated with full physical and mental abilities to take up responsibility in coming future. Therefore, the adolescents are expected to behave in conformity with the cultural value and norms but in reality some adolescents behave differently from the expected normative pattern, creating problem for the society. It raises lot of questions about the factors responsible for these behaviours. The adolescents cannot be solely blamed for all the behaviours they perform rather the contributing factors for these deviant acts must be well identified and analysed. Factors like education system, rapid industrialization, family and parenting, peers and the whole social system play a vital role in influencing the behaviour of the adolescents.