SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Designing sensor system for detecting chicken movement and behavior

Introduction This chapter will discuss the project background, problem statement, objective, scope and summary of work. In addition, this chapter will lay out the trend of this project in the market. Project Background Chicken meat is one of best sources of protein required by our society. The low price compared to meat makes chicken a popular alternative and in demand by customers. Furthermore, the cost for operating the chicken stock is cheaper compared to beef cattle. Usually, the important factor in operating the poultry farm is the health condition factor of the chickens. Usually, the health of the chicken is related to its activeness. When a chicken is unhealthy, it will not move regularly compared to a healthy chicken, where it will be very active. 2 Sometimes, farmers are not aware about the health of their chickens. The greater the number of chickens in the poultry farm the harder for them to detect which chicken is sick. The advancement in technology can overcome this problem where the sensor is designed to detect sick chickens. In addition, the wireless system also provides the data to be sent wirelessly from the chicken coop to the receiver for monitoring the chicken movement behavior. Problem Statement There are four problem statements for this project. Firstly, this project was designed to detect the early sickness of chickens. Nowadays, many sicknesses and viruses can attack poultry farm industries. The latest virus is the Avian Influenza (bird flu). By designing this system, the early sickness chickens can be detected just by looking at the chicken movement and analyzing its behavior. The, data from the transmitter is then transmitted wirelessly. The wireless system is more convenient when it comes to a large poultry area. This method is more reasonable compared to the wired method. The main objective of the project is to design the system for detecting chicken movement.
Velocity Control Method of AGV for Heavy Material Transport

This paper presents to study the velocity control method of AGV for heavy material transport. Generally, in the industries, fork-type AGV using path tracking requires high stop-precision with performing operations for 20 hours. To obtain the high stop-precision of AGV for heavy material transport, AGV requires driving technic during low speed. Hence, we use encoder with keeping the speed of AGV and study the velocity control method to improve for the stop-precision of AGV. To experiment the proposed the velocity control method, we performed the experiments engaging the pallet located 4m in front of the AGV. In the experimental result, the maximum error of stop-precision was less than 18.64mm, and we verified that the proposed method is able to control stable.
La resiliencia a la desinformación como un recurso intangible asociado a los países. Análisis de España

Esta investigación aborda el estudio de la desinformación en el marco de los recursos intangibles en el sector público. Con apoyo en datos de Eurobarómetro referidos a España, se explora: a) si se puede elaborar un factor que mida la resiliencia de los ciudadanos a la desinformación, y con el que se pueda conceptualizar y operacionalizar esta resiliencia como un recurso intangible asociado a los países; y b) si hay otros recursos intangibles que ayuden a incrementar la resiliencia. Los resultados proporcionan pistas para identificar valor intangible en las reacciones de las personas a la desinformación, así como para operacionalizar la exploración de las relaciones causales entre recursos intangibles que derivan de las instituciones públicas y la resiliencia a la desinformación. Con apoyo en los hallazgos se concluye también sobre las implicaciones operativas para las políticas gubernamentales para combatir la desinformación.
A Multichannel Gray Level Co-Occurrence Matrix for Multi/Hyperspectral Image Texture Representation

This study proposes a novel method for multichannel image gray level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) texture representation. It is well known that the standard procedure for the automatic extraction of GLCM textures is based on a mono-spectral image. In real applications, however, the GLCM texture feature extraction always refers to multi/hyperspectral images. The widely used strategy to deal with this issue is to calculate the GLCM from the first principal component or the panchromatic band, which do not include all the useful information. Accordingly, in this study, we propose to represent the multichannel textures for multi/hyperspectral imagery by the use of: (1) clustering algorithms; and (2) sparse representation, respectively. In this way, the multi/hyperspectral images can be described using a series of quantized codes or dictionaries, which are more suitable for multichannel texture representation than the traditional methods. Specifically, K-means and fuzzy c-means methods are adopted to generate the codes of an image from the clustering point of view, while a sparse dictionary learning method based on two coding rules is proposed to produce the texture primitives. The proposed multichannel GLCM textural extraction methods were evaluated with four multi/hyperspectral datasets: GeoEye-1 and QuickBird multispectral images of the city of Wuhan, the well-known AVIRIS hyperspectral dataset from the Indian Pines test site, and the HYDICE airborne hyperspectral dataset from the Washington DC Mall. The results show that both the clustering-based and sparsity-based GLCM textures outperform the traditional method (extraction based on the first principal component) in terms of classification accuracies in all the experiments.
Novel recycling and reprocessing of permanent magnets

The transition to a low carbon society and energy efficiency by 2050 (“The EUs Green Deal”) will require radical solutions, especially in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which have to be reduced by 80%. The major contributing segments are the development of e-mobility and eco-power generation, which will need highly efficient electric motors to meet the target. This can only be achieved by using high-performance rare earths-transition metal permanent magnets (RE-TM PMs) like Nd-Fe-B in such motors and generators. From this perspective, RE-TM PMs are an important subject of further research with aiming at even improved properties and performances. However, REs are on the EU's list of most critical raw materials, which requires holistic measures encompassing their recycling that will in the future accompany their primal development. There is already a large pool of RE-TM PMs based applications that are already at their end of life (EOL) (hard disk drives for example), the new e-applications like electric vehicles and wind turbines that are about to come to their end of life in the near future. However, the current recycling is too expensive for the EUs to conduct so, that is why the proposed project “nOvel reCycling And ReprocessIng of permaNent mAgnets”- OCARINA proposes a new feasible recycling technology of EOL magnets that would reduce EU dependence of RE imports. With this we are killing two flies in one run, as the new recycling route offers to tailor and improve the magnetic properties inside out, that was up to now impossible. ER is to tackle the proposed thematic is hosted by the Jožef Stefan Institute (JSI), Department for Nanostructured (K7) materials, where the complementary and synergetic knowledge are used for the project success.
Study on the Structure and Evaluation of the Development Potential for the Regional Tourism Industry

The evaluation of the development potential for the regional tourism industry can reflect the future capability and prospects of the regional tourism development.It is the foundation for the government to make the development strategy.By using foreign and domestic literatures and their study results for references,this article sets up the evaluation index system for the development potential of the regional tourism industry.It has evaluated and analyzed statically on the development potential of tourism industry in some regions in China in 2009 with the method of factor analysis,cluster analysis etc.Then the dynamic evaluation and analysis is made with the panel data from 2004 to 2009.The result is discussed lastly.
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PLASMA TREATMENT

A method for treating a natural or synthetic leather object is provided. The method includes directing plasma onto a surface of an natural or synthetic object to form a plasma treated object, the object including at least one of a natural leather material and a synthetic leather material, applying adhesive onto the plasma treated object, and bonding the plasma treated object with a polymeric coating.
Advanced materials and advanced manufacturing technologies

A2M2TECH (Doctoral Programme in Advanced Materials&Advanced Manufacturing Technologies) is an excellence doctoral training programme presented by Gazi University (GU) in Turkey as beneficiary and main hosting organisation through the Additive Manufacturing Technology Application and Research Center (EKTAM), the National Center of Excellence for AM. The programme is completed with the participation of other 3 entities as Partner Organisations recruiting fellows: Middle East Technical University, İstanbul Technical University and İzmir Institute of Technology. During the 60 months of duration of A2M2TECH, one single Open Call will be launched for the recruitment of 22 early-stage researchers (ESRs). Excellence in research&education Will be achieved through a complete research&training programme combining cutting-edge multidisciplinary topics in the AM field with a wide range of research&non-research oriented skills, thus impacting on the future career perspectives of the fellows and aligning the programme objectives and results with EU strategies and objectives regarding human resources, research&innovation. A2M2TECH will establish an open, transparent and merit-based procedure for the recruitment with the aim of providing the next-generation of skilled scientists in the bourgeoning fields of Advanced Manufacturing, Advanced Materials&Additive Manufacturing. All the participating organisations in the programme have an outstanding track-record in terms of recruitment and training of doctoral researchers and they all support the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers, thus ensuring the best possible conditions to enhance the potential and future career perspectives for the recruited researchers. In addition, recruited fellows will be provided with the opportunity to carry out secondments in several national&international host institutions with a particular focus on the intersectoral University-Industry collaboration.
From Artefact Biographies to ‘Multiple Objects’: A New Analysis of the Decorated Plaques of the Irish Sea Region

The concept of artefact biographies is well established, but has received increasing criticism from archaeologists and anthropologists. This article reviews this concept and its critiques from the basis of a new digital analysis (using reflectance transformation imaging) of a small group of decorated Neolithic artefacts from the Isle of Man and north Wales: stone plaques. We argue that the plaques are best understood as being situated in diverse and changing networks of relationships because they are altered over time. To adequately comprehend the changes undergone by these remarkable artefacts it is important that we highlight the ontological character of these changes. To this end we argue that, rather than possessing cultural biographies, these artefacts are best described as being ‘multiple objects’.
[A randomized trial of liposomal paclitaxel plus cisplatin as first-line therapy for advanced non-small cell lung cancer].

Paclitaxel plus cisplatin (TP) is used as the standard regimen for patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). In this study, we compared the response rate (RR), overall survival (OS), and toxicity of the combined chemotherapy regimen of liposomal paclitaxel plus cisplatin (LP) with those of TP as first-line treatments for advanced NSCLC.A total of 100 patients were randomly selected to be treated with liposomal paclitaxel or paclitaxel at a dose of 150 mg/m(2) on day 1 plus cisplatin at a dose of 75 mg/m(2) on days 1 and 2 per cycle every 21 days.All 100 patients were eligible. The median progression free survival was 5.1 months vs 4.2 months, the median OS was 9.0 months vs 9.3 months, and RR was 26% vs 24% in the LP and TP arms, respectively. No significant difference was observed (P=0.110, 0.342 and 0.890, respectively). There was no significant difference between grades 3 and 4 toxicity of the arms (P>0.05). Peripheral neuritis observed in the LP arm was significantly lower than that in the TP arm (8% vs 28%), and the difference was statistically significant (P=0.030).The effects of LP and TP as first-line therapies for NSCLC are similar. However, peripheral neuritis in the LP arm is significantly lower than in the TP arm.
Stay or Migrate?An Empirical Study on the Relationship between Work Place,University Place and Birth Place

Based on a national-scale survey on college graduates' employment conducted in 2009,the paper analyzes the relationship between university graduates' work place,university place and birth place,with the Conditional Logistic Model.It is found that university graduates tend to stay in their birth places or university places for work,controlling for the variables of economy,higher education and personal characteristics.Those who graduate from Project 211universities or receive masters' or doctorate degrees are more likely to leave their birth places and stay in their university places for work than those who graduate from non-211universities or receive bachelors' or associate degrees.In order to balance the distribution of university graduates and improve the efficiency of human resources,the existing segments of the labor market should be broken as soon as possible and meanwhile,more emphasis should be attached to the distribution of higher education.
From instructions to actions: characterizing the spatiotemporal neural signatures of instructions following.

From air traffic control to large surgery teams, some of the most advanced human collaborative achievements largely rely on our ability to successfully give and follow instructions. Given the combination of novelty, speed, complexity and efficiency, significant effort has been devoted to characterize the mechanisms underlying this ability. However, how the human brain rapidly (i.e. in a matter of seconds) transforms the content of instructions into actions is still poorly understood. This project aims at providing a fundamental description of this transformation by combining recently developed behavioral paradigms and cutting edge methodological and analytical tools. This combination is expected to result in a significant step forward in the understanding of instructions following, compared to the state-of-the-art.
This project is especially timely given its relevance to ongoing debates in cognitive neuroscience regarding the structure of cognitive control and working memory systems. InstrAct will also be highly relevant to other disciplines such as robotics and artificial intelligence, which could benefit from the outcomes of this project to implement human-like, complex collaborative artificial systems, a crucial milestone in these fields.
The success of this proposal relies on the combination of my expertise on multivariate analysis of neuroimaging data with the strong theoretical guidance offered by Dr. Brass’ team at the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Ghent University, a critical hub for cognitive control and instructions following in particular. The expected outcome of this project will, first, enhance the role of Ghent University and Europe as a hub for excellent research on instruction following. Second, it will be a boost in crucial aspects of my career, specifically, in the acquisition of new methodological and theoretical competences, allowing me to achieve my long-term goal of becoming an independent researcher.
Creating organisational structures for meaningful science education  through open schooling for all

COSMOS (Creating Organisational Structures for Meaningful science education through Open Schooling for all) uses socio-scientific inquiry-based learning (SSIBL) as a pedagogical means for opening up schools to their communities through a transformation process, aiming to create new partnerships within communities that can foster science education for all citizens, irrespective of gender, ethnicity or cultural background. To transform and open schools from an 'inwards' to an 'outwards' mode of engagement in, with and for their communities, our open schooling approach is unique in combining key pivotal elements of innovative constructivist pedagogy, teacher education, and transforming school organisational culture. 
We will (a) establish Core ORganisational structures for Promoting Open Schooling (CORPOS) in primary and secondary schools to facilitate community engagement. CORPOS will (b) support the creation of Communities of Practice (CoP), which include non-formal and informal education providers, enterprises, families, other stakeholders. The CoP will engage in SSIBL focusing on relevant socio-scientific issues, ensure engagement of all societal actors, and create significant life experiences, enhancing students' interest in science and science careers. We will (c) ensure the viability and sustainability of open schools by working closely with science teachers, stakeholders and school leadership, offering teacher professional development, supporting networking and collaboration and capacity building. 
The COSMOS consortium (11 partners, 7 countries) provides transdisciplinary cooperation and expertise in non-formal and formal science education, science teacher education, educational organisation and leadership, and strong societal links within communities, all of which warrant the successful implementation of COSMOS. The resulting tools, policy briefs and roadmaps will be used by schools across Europe further impacting communities through science education.
Factors Encouraging and Inhibiting Organ Donation in Israel

Although transplantation surgeries are relatively successful and save the lives of many, only few are willing to donate organs. In order to better understand the reasons for donation or refusing donation and their implications on and influence by public policy, we conducted a survey examining public views on this issue in Israel. Between January and June 2010, an anonymous questionnaire based on published literature was distributed among random and selected parts of Israeli society and included organ recipients, organ donors, soldiers, university and high school students, and the general population. The analysis of 799 questionnaires revealed that, although 74.7 percent have not signed a donor card, 60.8 percent of participants consider doing so. Additionally, 54.3 percent of respondents objected to giving or receiving compensation for donation, and, if at all, priority in transplantation care is the most desired form of such compensation. The health status of the donor and knowing that donation saves lives or that there exists a shortage of organs for transplantation are the two factors most affecting motivation to donate. Lack of information, relatives' views on donation, and type of organ involved in donation are factors most inhibiting donation. Willingness to donate is significantly affected by the proximity of the recipient to the donor. With regard to most organs, their contribution to one's sense of "self" and its symbolic role strongly affects motivation to donate, except for donation to relatives. Compensation for organ donation has little effect on motivation to donate during life and after death. Our findings suggest new ways to construct a more effective public policy on this issue.
Spray liquid distribution and biological efficacy of commercially available nozzles used for precision weed control

The aim of this study was to test the application accuracy of commercially available hydraulic nozzles for the purpose of applying herbicides to decimetre sized cells. Based on various technical performance tests, 3 nozzles were selected for further biological efficacy tests. From the technical tests, nozzle output and nozzle height to achieve a 100-mm-wide spray swath were determined. In biological tests, efficacy and application accuracy controlling Matricaria perforata at the cotyledon stage with glyphosate in 100 mm × 100 mm cells were tested. Efficacy was measured inside the square, in the border zone and just outside the square. The study showed that with commercially available nozzles, it is possible to apply a herbicide to a 100 mm × 100 mm cell at an application speed of 1–2 m s−1 with a high precision and with only a limited proportion of the spray being lost outside the intended target area. The biological efficacy obtained in the central part of the cell was slightly reduced compared to a broadcast application. A tracer study revealed that this could be explained by a reduced nozzle output compared to the measured output in the technical test. The reduction was probably caused by a much shorter nozzle operating time during application to the cell. The valves used in this study therefore should be replaced with faster acting valves.
Affilier les enfants nés de viols politiques

La consultation transculturelle du CHU de Bordeaux accueille des femmes mettant au monde des enfants nés de viols politiques, venant surtout de la République Démocratique du Congo. Qu’est-ce qu’un viol politique ? A partir de notre expérience clinique, nous en donnons une définition afin de saisir la profondeur du traumatisme infligé aux femmes, dont le corps est le champ de bataille d’hommes représentant un ordre puissant et sans limite. L’enfant né dans ces circonstances est porteur de l’infâme et la mère peine à l’investir. Grâce à une méthodologie complémentariste, nous tentons de soigner la mère et aussi de prévenir, autant que possible, la transmission du traumatisme. Nous concentrons notre attention sur la nomination de l’enfant qui traduit une affiliation de l’enfant à la mère et à sa culture, malgré le brouillage de la filiation. Nous accompagnons aussi les autres actes d’affiliation, le religieux particulièrement. Nous nous appuyons sur un exemple clinique pour illustrer notre analyse.