SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
SYSTEMS, DEVICES, AND METHODS FOR MANAGING ENERGY USAGE

Certain exemplary embodiments can provide a system, machine, device, manufacture, circuit, and/or user interface adapted for, and/or a method and/or machine-readable medium comprising machine-implementable instructions for, activities that can comprise, based on a predicted non-zero future power requirement for performing one or more portions of an expected workload by a predetermined system, the predicted future power requirement based on a past power requirement for performing one or more portions of a known workload by the predetermined system, automatically causing a change from a first power state of the predetermined system to a second power state that does not violate a specification for performing the one or more portions of the expected workload.
(12057.23072018.127000429) ICNM

THE ITALIAN CRYSTAL COMPANY? AN ITALIAN COMPANY THAT PRODUCES AND MARKETS ARTICLES IN CRYSTAL, CERAMICS AND PORCELLANA.IL PROJECT?INTERNATIONALISATION: CONSOLIDATION AND NEW MARKETS? IT INTENDS TO PUT IN PLACE TARGETED INTERNATIONALISATION INITIATIVES AIMED AT SPECIFIC SECTORS AND MARKETS. THE OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT ARE TO CONSOLIDATE THE BRAND’S PRESENCE IN CHINA AND TO INCREASE PENETRATION IN THE ARAB EMIRATES, THE USA AND RUSSIA.THE INITIATIVES WILL CONSIST OF:1. COMMUNICATION ACTIONS: CREATION OF THE COMPANY WEBSITE IN ENGLISH;2. PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS: SALONE DEL COMPLEMENTO D?ARREDO 2019 IN MILAN, FAIR ENVIRONMENT FRANKFURT 2020
Estimation of S-wave Velocity Profile by Inversion of Coda H/V Spectrum

A new method using inversion of coda H/V spectrum is examined to estimate the S-wave velocity profile down to seismic bedrock. The inverse analysis is based on the theoretical H/V spectrum of surface wave proposed for microtremor H/V spectra analyses. In order to confirm the applicability of this estimating method, the coda H/V spectra analysis are conducted at KiK-net Narita and Miyakoji observatory sites using three-component seismometers. The estimated S-wave velocity profiles are consistent with the available profiles derived from the PS loggings, vertical seismic array analyses and other explorations. It becomes clear that the inversion of coda H/V spectrum can almost estimate the S-wave velocity profile down to seismic bedrock. To conduct the inverse analyses sufficiently well, it is necessary to consider the effects of the higher modes of Rayleigh and Love waves, especially Rayleigh-to-Love-wave amplitude ratio for horizontal motions.
Requirements Framework for Personalized Real-Time Feedback in Interactive Agent-Based E-Learning Systems

E-learning systems at the market do not adequately support learning in a constructivist way because they do not adapt to the special needs and personal attributes of individual learners. Eliciting complete and correct requirements is a major challenge in personalized learning. Literature review and Interviews conducted with twenty lecturers helped in the design of questionnaires administered to three hundred second and third year students of Bachelor of Science Education and IT related courses from two universities in Uganda. Respondents were allowed to interact with two types of systems A that gave feedback at the end of each task and B at every stage during a learning process. The nine attributes used in the design of the questionnaire got the lowest response being 55.8% (feedback) and the highest 74.2% (Personalizing learning). These were used to design the basic requirements framework needed for personalized learning with real-time feedback in e-learning system.
U.S. National Household Travel Survey Used to Validate Exposure Estimates by the Quasi-Induced Exposure Technique

Unlike exogenous estimates of exposure to risk such as vehicle miles of travel, number of registered vehicles, and number of licensed drivers, quasi-induced (Q-I) exposure has not received adequate vetting. A criticism of Q-I is that its underlying assumptions are not convincingly validated or verified, partially because the risk estimates of Q-I have not been sufficiently compared with the more conventional techniques. The 2009 National Household Travel Survey data were used to derive annual vehicle miles traveled, disaggregated by characteristics of interest (age and gender). Comparisons were developed at different disaggregation levels between the vehicle miles traveled and the relative exposure calculated with Q-I. The main findings of the exercises follow: (a) statistical results suggest that the exposure estimates for 15 age groups and driver gender are in good agreement with the corresponding annual vehicle miles traveled and thus the induced exposure estimates are deemed to be reasonably representative of the driving population and (b) the validation study revealed that data disaggregation improves the homogeneity of age and gender distributions (reduced data irregularities caused by the aggregated distributions). The comparisons confirm that Q-I is a promising and powerful tool for estimating exposure in safety analysis.
Topological polaritons in semiconductor photonic crystal structures: exotic band structures and topological polariton states for quantum simulation and future optoelectronic devices

TOPOPOLIS aims at the development of semiconductor microcavity photonic crystal structures which are generally designed for the realization of solid state quantum simulation and specifically for the first ever observation of topological exciton-polariton edge states. With the ongoing refinement of semiconductor growth and etching techniques it has become possible to create microcavity photonic crystals to study new, complex and non-trivial phenomena of light-matter coupling. Here, polaritons in e.g. hexagonal lattice structures (artificial graphene) can serve as a tool to perform quantum simulation and to emulate the systems Hamiltonian. Polaritons are particularly well suited, because of their tunable mass and particle interactions, inherited from the excitons, as well as their open dissipative nature which allows a direct monitoring. 
In this context it has been proposed that with a suitable photonic crystal design a topological gap can emerge under magnetic field. This topological gap leads to optical quantum-Hall-like edge states that allow for an unidirectionally propagating polariton mode, protected from back-scattering. This exciting goal is of great interest as it will shed light into the physics of topological hybrid interacting bosons as well as from an application point of view.
Reaching this goal most importantly requires very high Q-factor microcavities with low overall energetic disorder as well as low etching-induced sidewall damage.
In this project, a scaleable photonic-trap method is proposed that allows for a precise control of the confinement potential in the microcavity photonic crystal and does not require an etching into the optically active quantum wells. This approach will be combined with electro-optical tuning to create a versatibe platform for quantum emulation and will allow for the experimental observation of topological polariton edge states that have the potential to enable new technologies in quantum simulation and logics.
COMMUNICATION CONTROL APPARATUS, COMMUNICATION CONTROL METHOD, RADIO COMMUNICATION APPARATUS, RADIO COMMUNICATION METHOD AND RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

[Problem] Provided is a scheme such that it is possible to efficiently perform signaling for controlling the operation mode of a small cell in an environment in which a plurality of small cells are disposed. [Solution] Provided is a communication control device provided with: a communication unit that communicates with each communication node operating a plurality of small cells each belonging to at least one of a plurality of small cell groups; a determination unit that, in units of small cell groups, determines whether to set the respective operation modes of the plurality of small cells to an active mode; and a signaling unit that signals, to the communication nodes via the communication unit, a control message for specifying the operation mode of units of the small cell groups as determined by the determination unit.
Tratamiento informativo de la Covid-19 en el servicio audiovisual público. Comparativa entre los medios online RTVE.es y Francetvinfo.fr

El principal objetivo de este artículo es estudiar el tratamiento informativo de la pandemia generada por la Covid-19 en los medios audiovisuales de servicio público en España y Francia. A través del análisis de los titulares, fuentes empleadas y el estudio de sus declaraciones se pretende elaborar una reflexión acerca de la mediatización de esta crisis durante la primera ola en dos países del mediterráneo. El estudio del tratamiento informativo de esta crisis sanitaria global en dos medios de titularidad pública responde a la importancia de estos en un momento de infopandemia. El corpus está formado, en un primer análisis cuantitativo, por las noticias en las que se habla de Covid-19 o coronavirus en RTVE.es (17.031) y Francetvinfo.fr (14.492) entre el 15 de enero de 2020 y el 15 de junio de 2020. Una vez contabilizadas, se seleccionaron de forma aleatoria 70 informaciones en cada medio para un análisis de contenido en profundidad. Los resultados muestran que en ambos casos el tratamiento de la pandemia durante la primera ola se lleva a cabo con una gran cantidad de información todos los días. No obstante, no siempre coincide el incremento de noticias con el aumento de fallecimientos o contagios, sino que más bien responde a acontecimientos puntuales relacionados con la pandemia (como estados de alarma, desescaladas, etc.). Se usan preferentemente fuentes gubernamentales, si bien estas se alternan, en especial, en el medio francés, con fuentes expertas y sanitarias. El relato, tanto de estas como de los periodistas, varía en función de la evolución de la pandemia.
Multi-ancestry genetic study of type 2 diabetes highlights the power of diverse populations for discovery and translation

We assembled an ancestrally diverse collection of genome-wide association studies (GWAS) of type 2 diabetes (T2D) in 180,834 affected individuals and 1,159,055 controls (48.9% non-European descent) through the Diabetes Meta-Analysis of Trans-Ethnic association studies (DIAMANTE) Consortium. Multi-ancestry GWAS meta-analysis identified 237 loci attaining stringent genome-wide significance (P < 5 × 10−9), which were delineated to 338 distinct association signals. Fine-mapping of these signals was enhanced by the increased sample size and expanded population diversity of the multi-ancestry meta-analysis, which localized 54.4% of T2D associations to a single variant with >50% posterior probability. This improved fine-mapping enabled systematic assessment of candidate causal genes and molecular mechanisms through which T2D associations are mediated, laying the foundations for functional investigations. Multi-ancestry genetic risk scores enhanced transferability of T2D prediction across diverse populations. Our study provides a step toward more effective clinical translation of T2D GWAS to improve global health for all, irrespective of genetic background. Genome-wide association and fine-mapping analyses in ancestrally diverse populations implicate candidate causal genes and mechanisms underlying type 2 diabetes. Trans-ancestry genetic risk scores enhance transferability across populations.
Evaluation and Tradeoffs for Out-of-Order Execution on Reconfigurable Heterogeneous MPSoC

Out-of-order (OoO) execution schemes show incredible promise for task-level parallelism in multiprocessor system-on-chip (MPSoC) designs. However, the main challenge of the OoO execution lies in the analysis of the intertask dependences. In this paper, we address this challenge by applying the instruction-level scoreboarding algorithm at the task level. Furthermore, we introduce both software-based static and dynamic implementations on top of a heterogeneous MPSoC prototyped on a field-programmable gate array fabric. Our experimental results show that our approach can achieve up to 94.75% and 97.68% of the theoretical speedup. Finally, we present an in-depth analysis of the tradeoff between our dynamic and static approaches.
Landscape opportunities for territorial organization

As emphasised by the ESDP and the European Landscape Convention, the different landscape characterization of the territories is a resource to safeguard. Given that the territory is constantly developing, transformations of the landscape cannot be avoided, but it is important for them to be guided with awareness. On the other hand, whoever designs or plans the territory does not easily have access to tools that can be used to resolve the problem. The project intends to provide tools that govern the evolution of the landscape through the knowledge of the dynamics of transformation, intending the landscape itself as a reference framework for any project of an accurate and territorial scale, aimed at directing the territorial planning/design tools in a complementary manner. So, we propose identifying a method of interpreting the landscape that could be a shared operative reference to guide and verify the territorial transformation choices.
Analyses of track vertical profile irregularity spectra

Based on the previous studies on fitting functions of power spectrum density(PSD) of track vertical irregularity,the different effects of common and high-speed track spectra on the performance of train,such as running stability,safety and wheel-track dynamic response,have been compared.The results indicate that the running stability of the TKY main line spectrum and the CSTDXY track spectrum is superior to that of the American track spectrum of sixth grade,while the wheel-track dynamic response resulted from TKY main line spectrum lies between those induced by the fifth and sixth grade American track spectra,and the dynamic response induced by the CSTDXY track spectrum is almost identical with that by the sixth grade American track spectrum;the running stability induced by the spectra of 120 km/h and 160 km/h classification,respectively,all lie between those from the sixth and fifth grade American spectra,and the wheel-track forces are almost identical with the sixth grade American spectrum;the running stability of TKY high-speed spectrum and the spectrum of 200 km/h classification is in the middle level compared with German track spectra of high interference and low interference,and the wheel-track force induced by German interference track spectra,which was comparative with that induced by the latter,is smaller than the force induced by the former.Simultaneously,according to the vehicle-track vertical coupling dynamic model,applying trigonometric series method to transfer the functions of PSD into time domain samples as an input of wheel-track excitation,the wheel-track vertical forces were calculated,while the vehicle YZ25T passing by under common irregularity spectra excitation with the velocity of 90 km/h,and under high-speed spectra excitation with the velocity of 200 km/h,respectively,which can well be the validation of wheel-track dynamic effectiveness obtained by the PSD of track vertical irregularity.The results can be used for the selection of wheel-track interaction input,which can further provide certain insights into the study on vibration responses induced by passing trains.
Sensors monitoring environmental and electrical parameters of electrical high voltage lines

Feasibility study to design and market condition monitoring sensors fitted directly on High/Medium voltage lines of Distribution System Operators . These sensors will monitor environmental parameters (wind, snow accetion, temperature) as well as electrical ones (load, voltage, faults), communicate real time with DSO's SCADA and data communication backbone, in order to help them pro-actively perform preventive maintenance and increase lines' availability to facilitate Renewables integration. Such sensors will communicate Real Time using Radio or GSM communication (or other IoT protocols), be completely autonomous, low cost, and easy to install. 
They will allow DSOs to increase their grid's availability and efficiency, in order, amongst other things, to increase Renewables penetration.
Several key players of the industry (EDF in France, Elia and Ores in Belgium, CREOS in Luxembourg) have already shown interest in this project.
If the Phase 1 evaluation is successful, Ampacimon intends to proceed to apply to a SME-Instrument Phase 2 to allow the full development of these products.
ANALISIS NILAI INTRINSIK SAHAM DALAM RANGKA PELAKSANAAN PROGRAM ESOP DAN MSOPPT MNC INVESTAMA, Tbk.

Basically, this study aims to estimate the intrinsic value of the shares of PT MNC
Investama. in order to compare with the ESOP stock price MSOP performed using the
income approach method to apply the discounted cash flows (discounted cash flow) and
market data comparison approach (relative valuation). The data used consist of financial
statement data Investama Tbk PT MNC for the last 5 years from 2008 to 2012. Analysis
of discounted cash flow method (discounted cash flow) is done by: analysis of sales or
revenue projections, projected financial statements, projected free cash flow (free cash
flow), the determination of the discount rate or the expected reversal rate and the
estimated value. Analysis of the comparative approach (relative valuation) begins with a
search for comparable companies in the same line of business the next pick and assign
the appropriate multiples or ratios of comparable companies. These multiples are used to
convert the book value of the relevant variables of PT MNC Investama .. be estimated
market value. Multiples or ratios used are: PER (Price Earning Ratio), PBV (Price to
Book Value) and P / S (Price to Sales Ratio).
The results of the study by using the method of discounted cash flow and relative
valuation estimate obtained by the intrinsic value of the shares of PT MNC Investama.
per December 31, 2012 ranged from Rp518 to Rp569. Assessment results using relative
valuation, obtained the following results: for the estimated value of stock per share of PT
MNC Investama. by using a ratio based on a PER of Rp555 and Rp287 PBV ratio P / S
amounted to Rp913. The average of the three results are then given a weighting values
showed that the value of the shares of PT MNC Investama. per share based on relative
valuation amounted to Rp599. While calculations using discounted cash flow method is
obtained by Rp 518 per share. Then the value of the shares acquired reconciliation of
Rp543 per share. As if seeing the ESOP and MSOP sale of shares by the company during
the month of November 2012 stock price MSOP ESOP shares at Rp202 per share. Based
on the analysis and realization of sale of shares of ESOP and MSOP stock price of PT
MNC Investama. at the time of the closing date of December 31, 2012 amounting to
Rp202 per share including the still undervalued.
Key words: discounted cash flow, relative valuation, PER (Price Earning Ratio), PBV
(Price to Book Value), P/S ratio (Price to Sales Ratio).
Improvements in the realization of the triple point of water in metallic sealed cells at LNE-Cnam

Since 2008, LNE-Cnam has been working on the development of metallic sealed cells for the water triple point, temperature 273.16 K. The objective is to perform calibrations of capsule-type standard platinum resistance thermometers employing adiabatic calorimetry techniques, in order to get the lowest possible level of measurement uncertainty. After the realization of a preliminary prototype, the full system composed of new cells and an adiabatic calorimeter has been significantly improved. New cells have been manufactured, an ameliorated calorimeter has been built and improved procedures have been set up to clean, fill and seal the cells. Despite a remaining discrepancy of about 0.8 mK between metallic and traditional water triple point cells, the reproducibility of metallic cells has been improved to 0.1 mK. This paper describes the new devices developed and the results obtained. This work has been developed within the frame of the European metrology research program (EMRP) joint research project ‘SIB10 NOTED’. The EMRP is jointly funded by the EMRP participating countries within EURAMET and the European Union.
Competing interpretations of disorder codes in SNOMED CT and ICD.

Under ontological scrutiny we have identified two competing interpretations of disorder concepts in SNOMED. Should codes be interpreted as representing pathological conditions themselves or the situations in which a patient has those conditions? This difference has significant implications for the proposed harmonization between SNOMED CT and the new ICD-11 disease classification and indeed for any systematic review of the correctness of the SNOMED CT hierarchies. Conditions themselves are distinct, whereas in any given situation a patient may have more than one condition. In such cases, SNOMED codes that represent combinations of conditions - which can be regarded as "additive" - are evidence for interpreting the codes as referring to situations. There are clearly some such codes. We conducted a survey to determine the extent of this phenomenon. Three criteria were used - analysis of the SNOMED CT fully specified name, the corresponding logical definition, and the children of the concept under scrutiny. All three showed that at least 11% of concepts met our criteria for representing situations rather than conditions, with a satisfactory inter-rater reliability for the first two. We, therefore, conclude that if a uniform interpretation of SNOMED disorder codes is desired, they should be interpreted as representing situations.
Feature selection with harmony search and its applications

Abstract
Feature selection is a term given to the problem of selecting important domain
attributes which are most predictive of a given outcome. Unlike other dimensionality
reduction methods, feature selection approaches seek to preserve the semantics of
the original data following reduction. Many strategies have been exploited for this
task in an effort to identify more compact and better quality feature subsets. A
number of group-based feature subset evaluation measures have been developed,
which have the ability to judge the quality of a given feature subset as a whole, rather
than assessing the qualities of individual features. Techniques of stochastic nature
have also emerged, which are inspired by nature phenomena or social behaviour,
allowing good solutions to be discovered without resorting to exhaustive search.
In this thesis, a novel feature subset search algorithm termed ?feature selection
with harmony search? is presented. The proposed approach utilises a recently
developed meta-heuristic: harmony search, that is inspired by the improvisation
process of musical players. The proposed approach is general, and can be employed
in conjunction with many feature subset evaluation measures. The simplicity of
harmony search is exploited to reduce the overall complexity of the search process.
The stochastic nature of the resultant technique also allows the search process to
escape from local optima, while identifying multiple, distinctive candidate solutions.
Additional parameter control schemes are introduced to reduce the effort and impact
of static parameter configuration of HS, which are further combined with iterative
refinement, in order to enforce the discovery of more compact feature subsets.
The flexibility of the proposed approach, and its powerful performance in selecting
multiple, good quality feature subsets lead to a number of further theoretical developments.
These include the generation and reduction of feature subset-based
classifier ensembles; feature selection and adaptive classifier ensemble for dynamic
data; hybrid rule induction on the basis of fuzzy-rough set theory; and antecedent
selection for fuzzy rule interpolation. The resultant techniques are experimentally
evaluated using data sets drawn from real-world problem domains, and systematically
compared with leading methodologies in their respective areas,