Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Translated Booklet as Supplementary Material in Science 5

Teaching strategy is very vital to be able for the learners to understand concepts and lessons clearly which can be done by using language that learners comprehend easily.This study aimed to determine the acceptability and effectiveness of translated booklet as supplementary material in science 5 in modular distance learning pupils at Luisiana Central Elementary School.The researcher created a week 1-8 translated booklet in force and motion topics based on the references they used such as the books and the learners' packet.These are validated by forty (40) science teachers and master teachers based on the validated survey questionnaire with the following criterion: content, adaptability, appeal to target user, presentation, and translation consistency.The eighty-three (83) grade 5 learners of modular distance learning are the respondents of the study.The study used a combination of product development, experimental and descriptive methods of research.It also involved using pre-test and post-test among pupils to determine their academic performance before and after the use of the supplementary material to gather data to prove and disregard the hypothesis.To determine the acceptability of translated booklet force and motion terms and concepts answered by the science teachers and master teachers; and the learner's perception on the utilization of the supplementary material, a checklist questionnaire was constructed.Results on the acceptability of the translated booklet as supplementary material in grade 5 are all strongly acceptable in all criteria.In the effectiveness of the translated booklet based on pre-test and post-test scores, the results showed a significant difference based on the comparison of mean and standard deviation.This implies that the translated booklet was effective supplementary material in teaching science 5. Analysis of the responses of the respondents when it comes to the perceptions on the translated booklet showed that they have positive views on the utilization.From the findings and conclusions, it was recommended that other researchers and science teachers may use the developed supplementary material in teaching force and motion topics to enrich the concept and terms learning of the pupils, their translation techniques, and other mother tongue language aside from what was used in this study can be developed by the teachers in creating supplementary materials in different topics in science since the concepts and terms are clearly and easily understood by the learners, studies of a similar kind should be made to improve and strengthen the study.
Risk management in innovative pedagogical classrooms

The purpose of risk management is to protect the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) equipment against possible internal and external security breaches. The risk assessment worked with the technique of documentary analysis regarding the risks associated with the installation and equipment of the AIP, also used the survey to collect information through a virtual questionnaire, which was applied to teachers' DAIP in order that they can assess the risk management in relation to the sustainability of ICT equipment. This information made it possible to propose a plan, as well as an evaluation of the computer assets in secure areas and equipment security, obtaining high and very high-risk levels that compromise the functionality of the ICT infrastructure and consequently harm the educational service, so prevention measures were proposed to mitigate the adverse effects.&#x0D; Keywords: Computational vulnerability, risk management plan, equipment security.
PERBEDAAN PENGGUNAAN MEDIA GAMBAR DAN MEDIA AUDIOVISUAL DALAM KEMAMPUAN MENULIS TEKS PROSEDUR SISWA KELAS XI SMA EKASAKTI PADANG

This research is motivated by the low ability to write procedure texts and Lack of student interest in writing procedure text. The purpose of this study is first, to describe the use of image media in the ability to write procedural texts for class XI students of SMA Ekasakti. Second, to describe the use of audiovisual media in writing procedural texts for class XI students of SMA Ekasakti. Third, describe the differences in the use of image media and audiovisual media in the ability to write procedural texts for class XI students of SMA Ekasakti Padang. This type of research is quantitative with a comparative method. The research data are in the form of test results for writing procedural texts. The population in the study were all students of class XI totaling 38 students. Sampling was carried out with a total sampling of 38 students consisting of two class XI IPA 20 students and class XI IPS 18 students. The research instrument was in the form of a procedural text writing ability test. The results showed that first, the use of image media in writing procedure text in class XI IPS SMA Ekasakti was in the medium category (40.7%) with an average value of 66.00. Second, the use of audiovisual media in class XI IPA SMA Ekasakti is in the high category (54.4%) with an average score of 79.00. Third, there is a difference between students writing procedure texts for class XI SMA Ekasakti students using audio-visual media (79.00) and picture media (66.00).
Manajemen Koleksi Perpustakaan UHW Perbanas Surabaya

&lt;div style="text-align: justify;"&gt;&lt;p&gt;Good collection management is also good information management. Collections are also a key factor in determining user satisfaction, therefore collections need to be developed. The purpose of writing this article is a best practice carried out by the University of Hayam Wuruk Perbanas which can be an illustration or an addition to the treasures of knowledge in the world of libraries, especially in terms of collection development. This writing method uses a literature study. Up-to-date information in a library is an important thing and must be done in order to preserve information and develop knowledge. This cannot be separated from the use of information and communication technology (ICT) which is applied in the library. Collection of library materials is an embodiment of the information preservation process. Collection development carried out by libraries is a very important process because in these activities, libraries involve users and leaders or stakeholders. The collections owned must be in accordance with the needs of users and the direction of the purpose of the formation of the library itself. So it is necessary to develop a library collection management that can meet the needs of users. Collection development needs to be carried out on an ongoing basis so that users can use the library continuously so that dependence on the library arises. The collection development process consists of analyzing user needs, selecting library material collections, holding library materials, conducting stock taking, maintaining library materials and weeding. This is done as an effort to maintain the up-to-date information contained in the library because the main purpose of a library is to be a user. From the results of the discussion writer concludes that the collections owned by the Hayam Wuruk Library at Perbanas Surabaya are in accordance with the needs of users. Keywords: collection management; collection development; library collection&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/div&gt;
Digital Reading Recommendation Model Based on Fast Data Processing Technology

Fast data processing is one of the important technologies and development directions of big data processing, which fully embodies the characteristics of big and fast big data. The digital reading recommendation model based on fast data processing technology can make full use of the advantages of big data, and further improve the digital reading experience of readers.
Timestamp-Supervised Action Segmentation with Graph Convolutional Networks

We introduce a novel approach for temporal activity segmentation with timestamp supervision. Our main contribution is a graph convolutional network, which is learned in an end-to-end manner to exploit both frame features and connections between neighboring frames to generate dense framewise labels from sparse timestamp labels. The generated dense framewise labels can then be used to train the segmentation model. In addition, we propose a framework for alternating learning of both the segmentation model and the graph convolutional model, which first initializes and then iteratively refines the learned models. Detailed experiments on four public datasets, including 50 Salads, GTEA, Breakfast, and Desktop Assembly, show that our method is superior to the multi-layer perceptron baseline, while performing on par with or better than the state of the art in temporal activity segmentation with timestamp supervision.
UNSUR SEMANTIK DEBAT PUBLIK PASANGAN CALON PADA PILGUB JATIM 2018: KAJIAN ANALISIS WACANA KRITIS [Semantic Elements of the Candidate Pair’s Public Debate in the 2018 East Java Governor Election A Study of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA)]

The title of this article is "Semantic Elements / Meaning of the Words of the Public Debate of Candidate Pairs in the 2018 East Java Gubernatorial Election in conveying the East Java development program for the Next Five Years: A Study of Critical Discourse Analysis (AWK)." The issue raised is how the semantic element/meaning of the word public debate of the candidate pairs in the 2018 East Java Pilgub in conveying the East Java development program for the next five years: Critical Discourse Analysis (AWK). The objectives of this study are: to describe, interpret, and explain the semantic elements/meaning of words used by the candidate pairs in the 2018 gubernatorial election in conveying the East Java development program for the next five years. The theories used are public debate, campaign language, pilkada, and critical discourse analysis/awk: public debate, campaign, ideology, election, and critical discourse analysis/AWK. The research method used is the qualitative method. The results showed that the semantic elements/meaning of words (1) experience value: (a) ideologically fought words, (b) presented metaphors, (2) relational values: (a) euphemistic expressions, (b) choice of words formal, and (3) expressive value: (a) words that express positive evaluations, (b) words that express negative evaluations.
Video game speedrunning and the SM3D framework

This is a quick look at speedrunning activities from the information processing perspective, using the serendipity-mindsponge-3D (SM3D) framework.
Implementation of Green Technology in Cloud Computing

The increase in the use of modern technology worldwide in various sectors like business, software development, automation, etc., has made human life considerably easy, comfortable, and far from any danger. For this reason, there has been a rapid growth in technologies and upcoming trends. Cloud computing is one such paradigm which has rapidly developed in recent years. It has a range of applications in various domains due to the features it offers, like scalability, elasticity, and cost saving with low maintenance, security, and reliability. However, the production and consumption of these advanced technologies have a negative impact on the environment causing massive energy consumption and generating carbon footprints. Due to this, the concept of green technology has gained a lot of attention in order to make positive changes to the environment. Green computing is the implementation of environmentally friendly concepts in computing to increase power and energy and reduce carbon content. In this paper, we review that how adopting a cloud-based architecture has reduced the energy consumptions levels, and we further survey various methods and algorithms which can make clouds greener and more energy efficient.
#FromTheArchives: An Assessment of a Successful Social Media Program in an Academic Archives

ABSTRACT Academic archives can seem intimidating to the public at large. Accessing and enjoying their contents is, for some, a foreign experience. Even when archives leverage extensive fiscal and technological resources to make their materials available as well-organized, online digital collections, this perception often persists. In 2013, the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library (SWC) at Texas Tech University (TTU) began an extensive Web 2.0 outreach program designed to overcome that perception for researchers other than TTU students and faculty. Using social media allowed the SWC to creatively and successfully rethink and reframe connections to the nonresearcher public. This article identifies the origin and breadth of that success by walking through the implementation of a comprehensive social media outreach program and providing a qualitative and quantitative assessment of its success, with an eye toward how the SWC and other archives might reframe the use of social media in the future.
Career Information Seeking Behavior among University Graduates

Career information-seeking behavior is an individual's ability to prepare themselves for education and career as a process of their career development.This study aimed to identify students' perceptions of the career guidance services offered at the university.In addition, this study also aims to determine student behavior in the process of seeking career information.A total of 6,550 graduates from a university were involved as study respondents.Data were analysed using descriptive statistics such as mean, standard deviation, percentage, frequency, and crosstab.Findings showed that students' perceptions of career guidance services were at a satisfactory level (M = 4.05, SD = .828),especially the provision of information on employment and career opportunities got the highest satisfaction (M = 4.19, SD = .86).While the behavior of seeking career information among graduates who have not worked showed that 57.2% of respondents had attended an interview and 42.8% of the respondents had never attended an interview.This study has implications for the services provided by counselling and career centre's in public universities.Further studies should focus on longitudinally design studies by comparing study samples from several different years.
Peran Teknologi Informasi dalam Layanan Online Perpustakaan Masa Pandemi Covid-19

The Covid-19 pandemic has attacked various levels of society from all parts of the world, including Indonesia. Many of the people affected by Covid-19 have begun to adapt to the new situation in various ways. Libraries as sources of information are required to adapt to the needs of their users. The author uses literature studies or literature reviews in compiling this paper. The role of technology in the pandemic period provides convenience in using the library. Librarians adapt services online: consulting services, digital source tracing services, plagiarism checking services, and building digital libraries. The role of technology in libraries in providing services during the Covid-19 pandemic requires librarian skills in understanding the tools used. Media Zoom, GMeet, WhatsApp, Youtube, Instagram, library websites are indispensable in disseminating information. The purpose of this paper is to explain how the role of information technology, especially from online services in libraries, in order to meet the information needs of users. The results of this paper can be concluded that libraries have an important role in disseminating information through the role of technology during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Implementation of synchronization of multi-fractional-order of chaotic neural networks with a variety of multi-time-delays: Studying the effect of double encryption for text encryption

This research proposes the idea of double encryption, which is the combination of chaos synchronization of non-identical multi-fractional-order neural networks with multi-time-delays (FONNSMD) and symmetric encryption. Symmetric encryption is well known to be outstanding in speed and accuracy but less effective. Therefore, to increase the strength of data protection effectively, we combine both methods where the secret keys are generated from the third part of the neural network systems (NNS) and used only once to encrypt and decrypt the message. In addition, a fractional-order Lyapunov direct function (FOLDF) is designed and implemented in sliding mode control systems (SMCS) to maintain the convergence of approximated synchronization errors. Finally, three examples are carried out to confirm the theoretical analysis and find which synchronization is achieved. Then the result is combined with symmetric encryption to increase the security of secure communication, and a numerical simulation verifies the method's accuracy.
Learning Functions on Multiple Sets using Multi-Set Transformers

We propose a general deep architecture for learning functions on multiple permutation-invariant sets. We also show how to generalize this architecture to sets of elements of any dimension by dimension equivariance. We demonstrate that our architecture is a universal approximator of these functions, and show superior results to existing methods on a variety of tasks including counting tasks, alignment tasks, distinguishability tasks and statistical distance measurements. This last task is quite important in Machine Learning. Although our approach is quite general, we demonstrate that it can generate approximate estimates of KL divergence and mutual information that are more accurate than previous techniques that are specifically designed to approximate those statistical distances.
Byzantine Agreement with Optimal Resilience via Statistical Fraud Detection

Since the mid-1980s it has been known that Byzantine Agreement can be solved with probability 1 asynchronously, even against an omniscient, computationally unbounded adversary that can adaptively \emph{corrupt} up to $f<n/3$ parties. Moreover, the problem is insoluble with $f\geq n/3$ corruptions. However, Bracha's 1984 protocol achieved $f<n/3$ resilience at the cost of exponential expected latency $2^{\Theta(n)}$, a bound that has never been improved in this model with $f=\lfloor (n-1)/3 \rfloor$ corruptions. In this paper we prove that Byzantine Agreement in the asynchronous, full information model can be solved with probability 1 against an adaptive adversary that can corrupt $f<n/3$ parties, while incurring only polynomial latency with high probability. Our protocol follows earlier polynomial latency protocols of King and Saia and Huang, Pettie, and Zhu, which had suboptimal resilience, namely $f \approx n/10^9$ and $f<n/4$, respectively. Resilience $f=(n-1)/3$ is uniquely difficult as this is the point at which the influence of the Byzantine and honest players are of roughly equal strength. The core technical problem we solve is to design a collective coin-flipping protocol that eventually lets us flip a coin with an unambiguous outcome. In the beginning the influence of the Byzantine players is too powerful to overcome and they can essentially fix the coin's behavior at will. We guarantee that after just a polynomial number of executions of the coin-flipping protocol, either (a) the Byzantine players fail to fix the behavior of the coin (thereby ending the game) or (b) we can ``blacklist'' players such that the blacklisting rate for Byzantine players is at least as large as the blacklisting rate for good players. The blacklisting criterion is based on a simple statistical test of fraud detection.
Online E-voting system by using blockchain technology

Fundamental legitimate to cast a ballot or really balloting in decisions administration the reason of a majority rules government the way of behaving of intermittent forceful participatory believable and peaceful races is one of the significant measuring sticks used to conclude the popularity based circumstance of a country in Nigeria decisions had been done the utilization of the aide device of balloting ever because we started rehearsing a majority rule government in 1999 anyway those decisions the utilization of the aide approach had been damaged with heaps of electing acts of neglect and hitches of fierce attack at the electorate final product controls vote looking for distance of surveying offices, etc. those are adequate thought processes that requires the design and formation of an advanced balloting contraption that is going a lengthy way in tending to limit of those inconveniences the e-balloting device focuses to get rid of the bottlenecks prominent with inside the aide balloting device alongside the delayed enlistment system pointless transportation political race viciousness and over the long haul the amazingness of the votes this become finished through growing a period strong enrollment stage which enrolls a citizen and doles out a citizen their electorate card.
E-SOAF Network structure-based web service selection in Social Networks.

Abstract With the growing number of identical web services available today, it's important to meet consumer needs and select relevant services. Many solutions have been presented to this difficult and complex issue. We proposed, in this paper, a Social Web Service Selection Model SWS-SM that exploits the structure of the E-SOAF network to rank web services offered by a discovery process. Our approach takes into account users feedback and suggest involving two metrics in the selection process. The first metric is time sensitivity to give importance to the most recent evaluations. The second metric is user preferences on quality of services to offer consumers services that satisfy their requirements.
Open source experiments in quantum photonics: an affordable approach

Advances in quantum technologies have made canonical experiments, such as the Hanbury-Brown-Twiss interferometer, common in state-of-the-art optics labs. Here we demonstrate a path towards an open-source low-cost single-photon HBT-interferometer, targeted at the photonic maker-community.
TE2Rules: Explaining Tree Ensembles using Rules

Tree Ensemble (TE) models, such as Gradient Boosted Trees, often achieve optimal performance on tabular datasets, yet their lack of transparency poses challenges for comprehending their decision logic. This paper introduces TE2Rules (Tree Ensemble to Rules), a novel approach for explaining binary classification tree ensemble models through a list of rules, particularly focusing on explaining the minority class. Many state-of-the-art explainers struggle with minority class explanations, making TE2Rules valuable in such cases. The rules generated by TE2Rules closely approximate the original model, ensuring high fidelity, providing an accurate and interpretable means to understand decision-making. Experimental results demonstrate that TE2Rules scales effectively to tree ensembles with hundreds of trees, achieving higher fidelity within runtimes comparable to baselines. TE2Rules allows for a trade-off between runtime and fidelity, enhancing its practical applicability. The implementation is available here: https://github.com/linkedin/TE2Rules.