Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
SISTEM PENDUKUNG KEPUTUSANPEMILIHAN BENIH KELAPA SAWIT DENGAN METODE WEIGHTED PRODUCT (WP)

PTPN IV Adolina Seed Garden Center is a company engaged in the field of agro-industry. The plants cultivated in this company are oil palm plants which are used as a place for research and conduct an assessment of the criteria for oil palm plants, especially oil palm seed plants. In Utilizing a Decision Support System for the selection of seed types, the author uses the appropriate Weighted Product (WP) method to be applied to this problem. With this Decision Support System can facilitate the company in making decisions through alternatives and criteria obtained from the information or data manager. The accuracy value of the accuracy of manual calculations and calculations on the decision support system for the selection of oil palm seeds using the WP method for 10 data samples of oil palm seed types is 99% accurate by producing the same value. This study produces a value obtained from the calculation of WP based on ranking taken from the highest value, which is the largest value in the alternative A1 (DxP PPKS 540) with a value of 0.173.
DIDGITALIZATION AND INTERNATIONAL ACCESS TO FINANCE

Information technologies development is being recently transforming into digitalization of the economy and society. Digital economy could be considered as part of the economy and production of goods and services derived solely or primarily from digital technologies with a business model based on digital goods or services. Such process is interacting with innovations, small business and start-ups development. Their social role, especially in employment, intellectualization and dissemination of innovations is growing. A significant boost in this process is allowed by rapid development of information and digital technologies. Traditional financial institutions, including commercial banks, are focused on corporate clients, retail business and operations in financial markets. Distinctive trend in recent years is the diversification of banking products and technologies, development of the bank risks management, personalization of financial services.
Миссия этика в обществе

The social mission of the ethical personality type and its manifestations in the social life are described.
INFLUENCE OF POULTRY PROCESSING ENTERPRISSE WASTE WATER COMPOSITION ON A RELEVANT DOSE OF ALUMINI POLYOXYCHLORIDE COAGULANT

Wastewater from food processing enterprises are highly polluted. These include pollution of both organic origin and mineral inclusions and detergents. This fact necessitates their preliminary treatment before discharge to biological treatment plants. Most enterprises in the industry use reagent pressure flotation for cleaning.One of the most important aspects of high cleaning efficiency is the correct selection of reagents for treatment. However, due to the high heterogeneity of the wastewater of various enterprises, this task is becoming a quit difficult. So, the wrong selection of the coagulant and its dose can lead to the installation of inappropriate equipment at the enterprise. At the same time, the equipment of a reagent farm can be either insufficient productivity or overstated performance. Both of that will not allow to achieve the required treatment effect and will entail the discharge of untreated sewage into the water reservation.There are 6 operating enterprises which specializing in the production of poultry meat are considered in this paper. Considered enterprises operate on the same technology and produce identical products. At the same time, the wastewater of these enterprises is significantly different in composition. Concentration of suspended solids varies from 450 to 3500 mg/l, COD values from 1000 to 8400 mg/l, and BOD5 from 600 to 3000 mg/l. There are coagulation thresholds are determined for each of the studied enterprises. Obtained results are summarized in graphs depicting the effect of initial effluent concentrations on the coagulation threshold of each of the studied samples. Obtained results are summarized in graphs were constructed and curve equations that describe changes in the coagulant dose with a change in the concentration of contaminants in the initial effluent were proposed. Obtained equations can be used for predicting required dose of aluminum polyoxychloride coagulate for wastewater with known concentration of suspended solids, COD or BOD5. This information can be used at the design stages of new local treatment plants of poultry meat processing sewage, and during the technical re-equipment of treatment plants.
Realtà e virtualità dell’apprendimento di una L2 con tecnologie mobili

Digital technologies, particularly those employed for mobile learning, drive users to perform actions that are key contributions to the learning process. Thanks to the employment of electronic devices, including those small and handy such as smartphones and tablets, learning and teaching move from being virtual to concrete processes in the development of L2 skills. This paper describes some major characteristics of portable devices and their increasingly pervasive multiple uses. Furthermore, it illustrates mobile learning by focusing on its strongly innovative pedagogical implications: a new notion of context, which is no longer a physical space in which learning takes place; the re-interpretation of the bipolar distinction between formal and informal learning; the pro-active role of learners, who can choose where, what and when to study; and finally the notion of ‘delocalized community’ as an agent of learning. This process of innovation and ‘materialization’ of learning is supported by the growing number of Educational Apps, which they have become increasingly specialized, each of them reflecting more or less innovative pedagogical designs. The spectrum varies from those proposing rote memorization of vocabulary or structural grammar exercises to more creative ones which allow learners to upload digital assets and exchange them online with other people around the world. The former reflect a behaviourist view of learning, the latter a post-costructivist and more learner-centered approach. As an example of the more innovative ones, this paper describes a recently developed App, called Linguacuisine. Finally, the paper suggests that, in order to highlight the ‘materiality’ of mobile learning, it is time to avoid using labels such as ‘virtual exchange’ when referring to events of asynchronous and synchronous communication, and prefer labels such as ‘telecollaboration, online exchanges’. Recognizing ‘materiality’ to actions triggered by the use of technologies in learning implies questioning the potential of digital resources, managing learning needs and processes, becoming aware of the wide-reaching change in learning conditions and attitudes, and directing innovation so as to achieve maximum outcomes.
FIU Libraries: TAX6065 / Tax Research, Practice and Procedure: Search Tax

This section will detail out the best online resources to assist you with your course research needs.
New Forms of Money for the Twenty-first Century and the Legacy of France’s <i>Assignat</i> Experiment

The assignat, the French Revolution’s innovative but failed currency experiment, is amongst the most instructive in the entire history of currency innovations. Although the example of the assignat is often invoked to demonstrate the importance of restraint in the issuance of token money, and to illustrate the evils of uncontrolled inflation, it has so far received little attention in the debate surrounding contemporary currency innovations, such as crypto-currencies and stablecoins. This paper pursues a three-pronged objective: first, to explore the core lessons of the unsuccessful assignat experiment for money, in general, and for contemporary currency innovations, in particular; second, to identify, on their basis, the main determinants for the success of currency experiments; and third, to apply to twenty-first Century currency innovations the lessons drawn from the assignat experiment’s failure, with a view to assessing the prospect of their success, as viable alternatives to fiat currencies, relative to the assignat.
TEACHING READING NARRATIVE TEXT USING THINK PAIR SHARE (TPS) TECHNIQUE IN CLASS VIII SMPN 03 CIMAHI

Reading is something important and necessary for students because the achievement of their study depends on the greater part of their ability to read. The aims of the researchers is to investigate the application of Think Pair Share (TPS) technique to improve students reading comprehension. The population were 140 students of class VIII in SMPN 03 Cimahi. The researchers used quantitative method. The instrument that the researchers used are observation, field note, pretest and posttest. The result of this study proved that the Think Pair Share (TPS) technique is effective to be used in learning reading narrative text. The result showed that statistic calculation the mean scores of pretest is 63.43 and the mean scores of posttest is 83.57. So it can be concluded that after students learned reading narrative text using Think Pair Share (TPS) technique, their reading abilities are improved.
TRiER: A Fast and Scalable Method for Mining Temporal Exception Rules

Association rules are a common task to discover useful and comprehensive relationships among items. Our interest is to find exception rules, i.e. patterns that rarely occur but have critical consequences. Existing approaches for exception rules usually handle Itemset databases and are unfeasible for mining large ones due to high computational complexity. We thus propose TRiER (TempoRal Exception Ruler), an efficient method for mining temporal exception rules that not only discover unusual behaviors and their causative agents, but also identifies how long consequences take to appear. We performed an extensive experimental analysis in real data and results show TRiER is faster and more scalable than existing approaches while finding meaningful rules.
ISNI and traditional authority work

This article describes key differences between ISNI (International Standard Name Identifier) and the authority work traditionally performed at libraries. Authority work is concerned with establishing a unique form of name for a person and collocating materials under that form of name. ISNI, on the other hand, is concerned with establishing a unique numerical identifier for each entity, and differentiating distinct entities. The focus of the work becomes identity management rather than the establishment of authorized name forms. This article looks not only at the differences in workflows, but also explains how these theoretical differences can affect the way librarians identify and collocate named entities. The focus is on the future, and how we can best use our skills to ensure that entities are properly differentiated and accessible to our patrons.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL INTERACTION ABILITY AND WRITING SHORT STORY ABILITY

Abstract: Writing is one of the skills that is difficult to master because in writing, a person must exert all his abilities. So even in writing short story, often a writer has difficulty in getting ideas, themes, or topics to be writing. Ideas, themes, or topics will be easily obtained if the writer has extensive experience, insight, and knowledge. Extensive experience, insight, and knowledge can be obtained from social interaction. Based on this fact, the researchers suspect the relationship between social interaction ability with writing short story ability. Researchers assume if the higher of students ability will be. Therefore, researchers conducted research to find out the relationship between social interaction ability to writing short story ability. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative. From this research it is expected to know whether there is a relationship between social interaction ability with writing short story ability. After doing research, the results show that there is a relationship between social interaction ability with writing short story ability.Key words: Ability, Social Interaction, and Writing Short Story.
Correction: Energy and inclination Analysis of the powered Swing-By maneuver in elliptical system

In the third paragraph of section 3 Numerical Results, should read "Another observation is that there are effects from the gravity field ...", not "Another observation is that there are no effects from the gravity field …".
Gamificación en la docencia: “Star Wars” como contenido transversal para el primer día de clase

espanolEl proceso de Bolonia de transformacion del Espacio Europeo de Educacion Superior, ha supuesto para la ensenanza universitaria una transformacion, si bien en la ensenanza tradicional el modelo educativo se centraba en la ensenanza, ahora se pretende, sobre todo, centrarse en el aprendizaje, poniendo por tanto el foco en el alumnado y en ensenarle a aprender, no ya para su vida actual, sino para toda su vida. En aras de la adquisicion de un aprendizaje autonomo, se trata, por tanto, de dotar al alumnado de las herramientas para que sea protagonista de su propio aprendizaje. Un aprendizaje de este tipo, basado en la adquisicion de competencias, requiere de un tipo de metodologias que fomenten la reflexion del alumnado, como por ejemplo las Metodologias Activas. El cual, a su vez, se alinea con el metodo pedagogico de referencia general, Aprendizaje Experiencial, desarrollado por diversos autores (Dewey, 1938/1997; Beard y Wilson, 2006; Benitez, 2009…), el cual se basa en la construccion del aprendizaje a partir de vivencias que necesariamente deben ser reflexionadas EnglishThe Bologna process of transformation of the European Higher Education Area, has meant a transformation for university education, although in traditional education the educational model was focused on teaching, now it is intended, above all, to focus on learning, thus putting the focus in the student body and in teaching him to learn, not for his current life, but for his whole life. For the sake of acquiring autonomous learning, it is therefore a matter of providing the students with the tools to be the protagonist of their own learning. A learning of this type, based on the acquisition of skills, requires a type of methodologies that encourage the reflection of students, such as Active Methodologies. Which, in turn, is aligned with the pedagogical method of general reference, Experiential Learning, developed by various authors (Dewey, 1938/1997, Beard and Wilson, 2006, Benitez, 2009 ...), which is based on the construction of learning from experiences that must necessarily be reflected.
A Scene Semantic Recognition Method of Remote Sensing Images Based on CSIFT and PLSA

Aiming at the fast recognition of local image scenes with clear semantics in high-resolution remote sensing images, such as ports, airports and oil depots, a visual feature representation method for remote sensing images based on CSIFT features and a scene semantic recognition method based on PLSA is proposed. Experiments on typical remote sensing image scenes fully verify the effectiveness of proposed method.
Human Fall Detection using Co-Saliency-Enhanced Deep Recurrent Convolutional Neural Networks

This paper addresses issues of fall detection from videos for e-healthcare and assisted-living. Instead of using hand-crafted features from videos, we exploit a dedicated recurrent convolutional network (RCN) architecture for fall detection in combination with co-saliency enhancement. In the proposed scheme, the recurrent neural network (RNN) is realized by Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) connecting to a set of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), where each video is modelled as an ordered sequence, containing several frames. In such a way, the sequential information in video is preserved. To further enhance the performance, we propose to employ co-saliency-enhanced video frames as the inputs of RCN, where salient human activity regions are enhanced. Experimental results have shown that the proposed scheme is effective. Further, our results have shown very good test performance (accuracy 98.12%), and employing the co-saliency-enhanced RCN has led to the improvement in performance (0.70% on test) as comparing to that without co-saliency. Comparisons with two existing methods have provided further support to effectiveness of the proposed scheme.
Philip T. Cagle, MD—Editor-in-Chief of the Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, 2005–2019

• The Archives of Pathology &amp; Laboratory Medicine was first published in 1926 as a specialty journal of the American Medical Association. It became the official journal of the College of American Pathologists in 1995. Under the dynamic leadership of its most recent editor-in-chief, Philip T. Cagle, MD, the Archives has dramatically increased its impact factor and become the most widely read general pathology journal. Dr. Cagle has consistently added leading pathologists to the editorial board, and the collective expertise of these individuals is clearly evident in new, cutting-edge journal masthead sections. The Archives has featured innovative content in the field of digital pathology, including articles on the utilization of smart phones in pathology and the incorporation of whole-slide images and videos into the content of articles. During the current editorial board's tenure, special sections were introduced and have proven immensely popular with the journal's readership. As the Archives celebrates its 94th anniversary, its editorial board remains committed to providing insightful and relevant medical knowledge. The journal's open access Web site (www.archivesofpathology.org) allows the dissemination of this information to every corner of the globe at no expense to those who wish to expand their knowledge or improve their medical practice. Dr. Cagle, with support from the editorial board and journal staff, has worked tirelessly during his tenure as Archives editor-in-chief to greatly enhance the content of the journal and its stature within pathology and laboratory medicine.
Evaluating Hosting Provider Security Through Abuse Data and the Creation of Metrics

Hosting providers are theoretically in a key position to combat cybercrime as they are often the entities renting out the resources that end up being abused by miscreants. Yet, notwithstanding hosting providers' current security measures to combat abuse, their responses vary widely. In many cases the response is ineffective, as empirical evidence suggests. To incentivize hosting providers to more effectively combat cybercrime and abuse however, we first require tools by which we can tell more or less secure hosting providers apart. These, may then be used to guide technical and policy questions surrounding the security of online hosting, and to provide empirical grounding to discussions about which potential solutions may move the hosting market towards more desirable security outcomes. Therefore, this book explores ways by which the security of hosting providers, may be measured through empirical data on cybercrime and the creation of metrics. The book explores questions of how such metrics may be constructed, to what extent they may be useful, and what the wider consequences of provider security negligence may be.
Financial innovations and US economic growth

The article examines financial innovations, their specifics in the modern world, as well as their possible impact on the U. S. economic growth. We first discuss some theoretical aspects and suggest our own definition of financial innovations. Then, drawing on the analysis of modern financial innovations and the experience of their implementation in different countries, we identify the key trends in the area, define regional differences in adoption of financial innovations and suggest possible channels of their influence on economic growth through increasing financial inclusion. More specifically, we demonstrate that, on the one hand, various types of financial innovation, mainly associated with digitalization these days, contribute to the population's well-being by providing people with the better quality and diversity of financial products and services. On the other hand, they reduce the costs of financial institutions and make financial products and services more affordable to the whole society. We then explore the role of financial innovation in the U.S. economy in more detail. We analyze the specifics of financial innovations in a country with the developed financial system more precisely and conclude that despite tremendous opportunities, U.S. financial sector is more conservative and less open to innovations in comparison with developing countries.
Forensik Investigation Framework For MongoDB Deployment Type Replica Set

MongoDB is an open source, highly available, document oriented, scalable and fault tolerant NoSQL database. MongoDB is a document based database. It manages collection of documents. MongoDB support complex datatype and has high speed access to huge data. flexibility, power, speed and ease of use are four properties mentioned in for MongoDB. All data in MongoDB is stored as plain text and there is no encryption mechanism to encrypt data files. This means that any malicious user with access to the file system can extract the information from the files.  To analyze the crime that occurred in the database MongoDB conducted by malicious user we can use the existing forensic investigation framework as proposed by Jongseong Yoon, et al. In their study entitled Forensic investigation framework for the document store NoSQL DBMS: MongoDB as a case study. In the forensic investigation framework that they proposed have 5 phase consisting of 1. preparation, 2. logical evidence acquisition and preservation, 3. distributed evidence identification, acquisition and preservation, 4. examination and analysis, and 5. reporting and presentation
Fishes of Texas Project: Data Visualization and Analysis Tools

Poster presentation presented at the 2020 Texas Chapter of the American Fisheries Society annual meeting in Waco, Texas on January 24, 2020.
Análise arquivística do instrumento de pesquisa “Sumário Vida e Obra de Alberto Pasqualini”

The present work aims to analyze archivistically the research instrument called “Alberto Pasqualini's Life and Work Summary”. This research instrument was prepared by the wife of the holder of the collection, Suzana Pasqualini, after his death. The production of a research instrument requires specific knowledge of the area of archivology, planning, time and material and financial resources to achieve the objective of providing access to documentary information contained in the collection. The research was motivated by asking how the “Alberto Pasqualini's Life and Work Summary” was prepared, as it was produced empirically and by someone who does not have knowledge in the archive area. Through a bibliographical survey on the themes that permeate this study (personal archive, arrangement, description and research instrument) the research instrument was analyzed in order to verify whether or not it meets the theoretical precepts of archiving, characterizing this research as a case study. The research aims to contribute to the area of archivology by presenting information about research instruments in a way that helps both scholars and professionals at the time of their preparation.
Datacubes for Analysis-Ready Data: Standards & State of the Art

In this session, the OGC standards for the coverage data and service model are presented, with a focus on spatio-temporal datacube analytics. The standard concepts are illustrated by the OGC reference implementation, the rasdaman Array DBMS, through operational services. Examples include intercontinental data fusion queries.This presentation was given at the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Winter Meeting held in Bethesda, MD in January 2020.