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The Self-reliant India and Development Trajectory Process: Emerging Regional Strategies in Sustainability Paradigm
Authors: - Kapil Kumar Gavsker
Published: October 2023

Development means to bring a kind of change and improvement in lives of humans and societies inhabiting settlements, areas and regions. The process has never been uniform in practice as humans live in varied places and manifest complex socio-cultural geographies. To improve life conditions is to provide for basic amenities and necessities. This requires coherence and integrated management of environmental conditions which are subject to unprecedented changes and effects. However, to a majority of people improvement in living status still persists as the bigger challenge in countries of the Global South. In India, the new economic policy-led economic reforms and subsequent increase in economic activities has had a greater pressure on the natural environment. In this backdrop, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) offer a blended policy and strategy since it has bundle of targets to be achieved in order to address basic necessities of human population and maintaining society-nature relations. The performance of regions in the country in delivering SDGs has been a geographically variable phenomenon. The regional inequalities including social, economic, infrastructural, and environmental aspects are the emerging geographies of the post-liberalized India which need to be tackled under newer development policy. To check further exaggeration of environment and society-nature relations, and upholding position of a vibrant economy, the Self-reliant (Aatmanirbhar Bharat) approach of India is to strengthen planning, governance and management of sustainable development process more in an integrated regional development framework and utilization of indigenous resources. Study is based on secondary sources of data and information, this provides a constructive perspective in understanding regional performance of sustainable development and the role that self-reliant strategy is to play strengthening process of development in the country.
An Analysis of the Bilateral Trade Relations between the Republic of India and the People's Republic of China
Authors: - Advait Daftari , - Dr. Arpan Shrivastava
Published: October 2023

This research paper explores the bilateral trade relations between India and China, two of the world’s most populous growing economies. It represents crucial aspects of their trade history, profitable growth, and the impact of significant events such as the COVID-19 epidemic. The analysis reveals that around 42.8% of the variability in India’s imports from China can be explained by India’s exports to China.
The exploration paper also analyses the regression to understand the relationship between India’s exports to China and its imports from China. There are some changes in trade balances over the years. It showcases a complex relationship with both economic and political aspects. Besides these circumstances, the trade relation between India and China plays a major role in the global economy.
Method Comparison of Two Electrolyte Testing Devices: A Data Analytics based on Python Approach
Authors: - Dr. P, Ragavendran
Published: October 2023

In this paper, analyze the statistical data analysis using Python. In Phyton, user can able to run multiple analyses at the single time and data visualization, analytics are more productive. In this paper, 10 data’s of sodium perform in two different devices and check correlation, t-test, chi-square test, oneway ANOVA in Python. Different proposed structures of Data Science and address the impact of statistics and data analysis.
Women's Empowerment in India: Progress, Challenges, and the Ongoing Journey
Authors: - M V V Satyanarayana
Published: October 2023

Women empowerment is a continuous process that involves addressing various aspects of gender equality and ensuring that women have equal opportunities and rights. In ancient India, women played multifaceted roles and held positions of respect in society, evident through historical texts and archaeological findings. However, the eventual erosion of these positions due to societal shifts. The people of the Indus Valley civilization worshiped female deities; they were especially worshipped "Ammatalli". The Rigveda provides glimpses into the roles and contributions of women during that era; women were actively involved in religious rituals and ceremonies. They played roles in performing sacrifices and were often praised for their dedication to these rituals. The kings and people of the Satavahanas dynasty used to put their mother's name before their name. For example, Gautamiputra Satakarni,Vasishtiputra Pulomavi. Over time, the position of women in Indian society has declined.
The present modern world the position of women is lower than that of men in many countries. India is taking many steps to empower women, but the results are meager. Women's empowerment in India has witnessed significant strides, accompanied by a host of persistent challenges. Advances in education, economic participation, and legal reforms have propelled women forward, but societal norms and deep-rooted biases continue to impede their full realization of empowerment. The struggle for gender equality gained momentum with social reform movements and legal advancements, leading to increased access to education and employment opportunities for women. Although Global Gender Gap Report 2023 India has 127th place out of 146 countries. Yet, persistent issues such as gender-based violence, unequal pay, and under representation in leadership positions underscore the incomplete journey towards empowerment. In the current circumstances there is a need to examine the measures taken by India for women empowerment.
Development And Standardization Of Personality Inventory To Study Personality Among Undergraduate Students In West Bengal
Authors: - JYOTI NATH
Published: October 2023

The aims of this study is the development of Personality inventory. Personality inventory has 30 items comprising of two subscales. The first is an extrovert personality subscale (15 positive items) while the second is introvert personality subscale (15 positive items).In determining the content validity of the Personality Inventory, it was evaluated by an expert panel of 11 people consisting of academicians and education practitioners; psychology and counseling at the Higher Education Institute (HEI) and the school. the subjects were 11 panel of experts consisting of academicians in higher education institutions and practitioners in psychology and counseling in schools and institutions of higher learning. While in the third phase, a total of 40 students from a at a college in Murshidabad, West Bengal.
Miracle Meal Ragi: Perspectives On Ragi Ragini: Chronicles From Aji's Kitchen From Alimentary Domain
Authors: - Priyanka Sharma
Published: October 2023

Ragi Ragini: Chronicles from Aji's Kitchen, Anjali Purohit's debut work, is an intriguing mash-up of recipe writing, pictographic visualizations, and narrative writing. It presents a sensitive story about the miracle meal ragi, which is intertwined with the protagonist Ragini's life in various ways. What unfolds is a one-of-a-kind story about women and food traditions encouraging each other through a mutually supportive relationship. The study explores the diverse responses to food narratives, with female characters often conforming to patriarchal codes while resisting them. Authors like Anjali Purohit challenge patriarchal ideologies by incorporating kitchen locations as women's spaces for knowledge creation, sharing, and caring. Purohit's narrative aligns with the contingencies of Third World women, who lead lives in deeply patriarchal locations. By writing narratives anchored on alimentary traditions, she offers a new prescription for women's enablement, offering a nuanced understanding of empowerment discourses.
Spatial And Temporal Analysis Of Land Use Pattern Of Sirohi District
Authors: - Khem Raj Choudhary , - Dr. Man Singh Chundawat
Published: October 2023

Land is one of the most important natural resources on which all human activities depend. Land holds an important and central place in human existence and development. After the arrival of man on the earth's surface, man has used land and its related resources in many ways to fulfill his physical, social, cultural, economic and spiritual needs.
The study of land use pattern is of utmost importance, because it presents before us a picture of intensive use, minimal use and unused use of a certain geographical area. The concept of land use is related to the use of land, for which the land is used for some reason for a certain period of time.Land use refers to the use of different areas of the earth by humans. Generally, to indicate the economic activities of man on any part of the land, it is divided into categories like forest land, agricultural land, fallow land, pasture land etc. The general land use pattern of any area is the result of the influence of various factors. In fact, land use pattern is a very complex and dynamic concept.
To conduct a comprehensive spatio-temporal comparative examination of the general land use pattern of Sirohi district, the land use pattern for the period from 2000-01 to 2020-21 has been analyzed at the tehsil level. The general land use pattern is classified as forest land, land available for agriculture, uncultivated land other than fallow land, fallow land, net sown area, area sown more than once and cropped area.
Towards a Sustainable Future: Green Recovery Initiatives in Germany, France, and Italy Post-Pandemic
Authors: - Anuj Nandy
Published: October 2023

This essay explores the concept of a "green recovery" in the post-pandemic context, focusing on the efforts of Germany, France, and Italy to integrate sustainability and environmental concerns into their economic and policy initiatives. The COVID-19 pandemic exposed vulnerabilities in these countries' economic structures, emphasizing the need for both economic recovery and climate action. The idea of a green recovery, which seeks to harmonize economic growth and environmental sustainability, is at the heart of their strategies.

Germany, known for its commitment to renewable energy and environmental protection, has invested significantly in renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, public transportation, and research and innovation. France, in alignment with its climate goals under the Paris Agreement, has encouraged green investments, a circular economy, sustainable agriculture, and biodiversity conservation. Italy has focused on green infrastructure, sustainable tourism, renewable energy transition, and green job creation.

The implications of these green recovery projects extend beyond their borders, potentially inspiring a global movement toward eco-friendly economic systems and climate mitigation efforts. These initiatives offer opportunities for green job creation, economic growth, and climate resilience, though they also require careful policy coordination and consideration of social equity. Germany, France, and Italy serve as examples of how sustainability can be integrated into post-pandemic recovery strategies, fostering a more inclusive, climate-friendly future.
APPLICATION OF FUZZY SIMPLE ADDITIVE WEIGHTING SYSTEM FOR ERP SOFTWARE SELECTION
Authors: Nihad Mehdiyev Nihad Mehdiyev
Published: October 2023

The class of ERP systems includes integrated automation tools that provide integration of automation of enterprise resource management in a single corporate information system. The choice of an enterprise automation system is very difficult due to the influence of many factors. Multi-criteria decision making is a powerful tool that is widely used to solve problems involving multiple conflicting attributes. Among different methods of multi-criteria decision making, the fuzzy SAW is very suitable for estimating alternatives when qualitative and quantitative advertence are expressed only with linguistic variables. A fuzzy simple additive weighting system is applied to decision-making problems in industry, manufacturing, service systems. The techniques are categorized by the four aspects of developing a fuzzy SAW methodology, such as representation of the relative importance for pairwise comparison, aggregation of fuzzy sets for group decisions and weights/priorities, defuzzification of a fuzzy set to a crisp value for final comparison, and consistency measurement of the judgements. The contribution of this paper is selection suitable ERP software using fuzzy simple additive weighting system method. This paper is designed as follows. Section 2 introduces basic definitions of the fuzzy SAW methodology that is used in this problem. in Section 3, proposed method of the fuzzy SAW methodology with fuzzy numbers for the ERP software selection problem. Section 4 presents the basic results developed in this article.
Keywords: multi-criteria decision making, ERP software selection, fuzzy SAW method.
ABOUT NECESSITY OF ACCOUNTING OF INNOVATION RISKS IN MANAGEMENT PROCESSES
Authors: Gazanfar Suleymanov, Gunel Safarova Gazanfar Suleymanov, Gunel Safarova
Published: October 2023

The article examines the impact of risks, especially innovation risks, on the effectiveness of innovative activities of entities. The reasons for the emergence of innovative risks and their dependence on various factors were also considered, and the expediency of taking measures aimed at identifying and gradually reducing the risks of an innovative project was noted. Attention was also drawn to the need to apply a new synergistic approach based on "risk management" to identify and manage the level of innovation risks in the face of uncer-tainty.
Keywords: innovations, innovation economy, risks, uncertainty, risk’s theory, risk manage-
ment.
Comparison of the Effectiveness of Lyophilized Amniotic Membranes in the Partial Thickness Wound Healing Process in Mus musculus
Authors: Fadilla Srigunda Arisya , Rizki Rahmadian  , Benni Raymond
Published: October 2023

Background: Currently, tulle or gentamicin ointment is generally used to prevent wound infections in wound care. Human amniotic membrane has been used in medical fields such as wound care. So far, there is no comparative evidence of the effectiveness of each ingredient. This study aimed to compare the effectiveness of lyophilized amniotic membrane, tulle, and 0.1% gentamicin ointment in the wound healing process. partial thickness on Mus musculus clinically and histologically.

Methods: This type of research is experimental with a post-test-only control group design. There were 24 rats divided into each group. This research was conducted at the anatomical pathology laboratory, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Andalas, and INA lab in July - September 2023 using rats (Mus musculus), which were divided into 3 treatment groups and one control group.

Results: Clinically, lyophilized amniotic membrane, 0.1% gentamicin ointment, and tulle provided better results than controls regarding erythema variables. Histologically, the results showed that the lyophilized amniotic membrane group had the thinnest epidermis and dermis, as well as better histological scores for granulation, fibroblasts, and collagen than the 0.1% gentamicin ointment, tulle, and control groups. In this study, significant differences in effectiveness were found in terms of erythema, skin thickness, granulation, fibroblast, and collagen histological scores, with better results in the lyophilized amniotic membrane group.

Conclusion: Clinically, lyophilized amniotic membrane, tulle, and 0.1% gentamicin ointment were more effective than controls for wound treatment due to faster reduction in erythema. However, histologically, the lyophilized amniotic membrane was proven to be more effective than tulle, 0.1% gentamicin ointment, and control in terms of epidermis and dermis thickness, granulation level, fibroblasts, and collagen.
Do Workload, Self-Efficacy, and Self-Esteem Affect Banking Employee Performance?
Authors: Didik Arif Raihan  , Claudia Meiske , R.R. Yulianti Prihatiningrum
Published: October 2023

A workload is one of the factors that affect employee performance. A workload is a set or number of activities an organizational unit must complete within the specified time. The high workload in the form of tasks and responsibilities given to employees will lead to less than optimal work results. The addition of workload will undoubtedly affect the psychological state of the employee itself. These psychological disorders will certainly have an impact on the performance shown. This research aims to test and analyze the effect of workload, self-efficacy, and self-esteem on banking employee performance. This type of research is included in explanatory research. The population is 63 customer service employees and tellers of Bank X in Banjarmasin. The sampling method uses a population sampling technique (saturated sample) and uses multiple linear regression for data analysis. The research results show that workload, self-efficacy, and self-esteem significantly affect employee performance. In conclusion, not only workload and self-efficacy but also self-esteem, significantly affect employee performance.
A successful case of maturogenesis by stepwise excavation using calcium-enriched mixture cement
Authors: Asgary Saeed , Alim Marvasti Laleh
Published: October 2023

This case report demonstrates the successful induction of apexogenesis in an extensively carious lower right first molar with immature roots through the use of stepwise excavation and calcium-enriched mixture (CEM) cement as an indirect pulp capping material. The patient, an 8-year-old boy, presented with pain and carious pulp exposure. The initial treatment involved removing soft dentin and applying CEM cement as an indirect pulp cap. The patient experienced pain relief after 24 h, and subsequent follow-up appointments showed complete healing and maturation of the tooth. The case highlights the potential of indirect pulp treatment with CEM cement and emphasizes the importance of regenerative biomaterials in promoting healing and dentin bridge formation. Further clinical work and research are recommended to explore the efficacy of this treatment approach.
Cheiro-oral-pedal syndrome of the pons and the role of imaging in diagnosis and management
Authors: Merhavy Zachary I. , Barfoot Garrett D. , Dajani Leah , Elmahmoud Zainab , Flores Emmanuel , Varkey Thomas C.
Published: October 2023

The patient is a 58-year-old male who presented with chief complaints of right-sided numbness, tingling, and loss of temperature sensation in the upper and lower extremities. The patient’s symptoms began around the face and right corner of the mouth [maxillary/mandibular (V2/V3) distribution] before descending to the arm, trunk, and followed by the lower leg and foot. His home medication regimen included lisinopril, atorvastatin, long and short-acting insulin, and amlodipine. During the interview, the patient admitted to abstinence from his medications. Upon examination, the patient was found to have a loss of hot and cold touch on the right side and expressed 2+ reflexes (brisk response; normal) on both upper and lower extremities. In the initial work-up of the patient, he received a computed tomography (CT) scan which demonstrated an area of potential ischemic infarct of one of the left sided pontine perforator arteries. Immediately at that time he was given a loading dose of 325 mg aspirin and started on 81 mg daily. Because of the patient’s symptoms and risk factors, he was hospitalized for further additional work-up and eventually discharged on dual antiplatelet therapy. This case is intriguing as both neuroradiological reading and neurological examination helped with localization of the lesion and changing the treatment strategy of the patient. With a pontine perforator ischemic event, the harms of treatment with thrombolytics would have outweighed the benefits. This interprofessional work between neuroradiology, internal medicine, and neurology ensured that the patient received the best care for his specific ailments.
Antiseptic pyolytics and warming wet compresses improve the prospect of healing chronic wounds
Authors: Urakov Aleksandr , Urakova Natalya , Fisher Evgeniy , Shchemeleva Albina , Stolyarenko Anastasia , Martiusheva Valentina , Zavarzina Marina
Published: October 2023

Infection and suppuration of chronic wounds reduce the effectiveness of their treatment with a course of antibiotics and antiseptics combined with frequently renewed dressings. Therefore, daily short-term procedures of cleaning wounds from purulent-necrotic masses by mechanical methods, including the use of cleansing solutions and necrophage fly larvae, are also part of the general practice of chronic wound treatment. But even they do not always provide rapid healing of chronic wounds. In this connection, it is suggested to supplement the treatment of chronic wounds with preparations dissolving dense pus and wound dressings made in the form of warm moist compresses creating a local greenhouse effect in the wounds. Solutions of 3% hydrogen peroxide and 2–10% sodium bicarbonate heated to a temperature of 37°–45°С, possessing alkaline activity at рН 8.4–8.5 and enriched with dissolved carbon dioxide or oxygen gas (due to overpressure of 0.2 atm were suggested as pyolytic drugs. The first results of the use of pyolytics and warm moist dressings-compresses in the treatment of chronic wounds demonstrate a wound-healing effect. It is suggested to consider sanitizing therapy with pyolytics and warm moist wound dressings-compresses as an alternative to the use of modern cleansing solutions and artificial introduction of larvae of the necrophage fly into the purulent masses of chronic wounds to dissolve dense pus and accelerate the healing process.
Solution of Multi-Dimensional Non-linear Fractional Differential Equations of Higher Orders
Authors: Ismaeel Marwa Mohamed , Ahmood Wasan Ajeel
Published: October 2023

In our paper, we are used here two methods to solve non-linear differential equations from a higher order: the first-one is domain decomposition method is used to estimate the Maxi. Abso. Trunc. Error of Adomain series and the second-one proposed numerical (PNM), these types of equations are studied. When we use these methods, an exclusive solution will be provided, and the approximate analyses of this method applied to these types of equations will be overlooked, and the maximum error that has been informed to solve the ADOMIANS series will be classified. A digital example is prepared clarify the impact method provided and significant following of these equations in our paper is Bagley-Torvik equation.
Audiovisual Media to Open a Tourism Agency in the North of Peru
Authors: Lujan-Vera Priscila E. , Chinchay Villarreyes Susana Soledad , Zavala Palacios Aurelia , Sifuentes Montes Ayax Manuel , Hermoza Castro Rosalym Vanesa , Linares Purisaca Geovana Elizabeth , Cherre Antón Carlos Alberto
Published: October 2023

This market study analyzes if there is demand for the opening of a tourism agency located in Piura, whose purpose is to offer tourist services that satisfy the needs and demands of tourists and locals. To achieve the purpose, a survey was carried out on 350 people and the results showed that 87% choose to hire the services of a tourism agency every time they go on a trip, 81% choose to purchase a tourist package, Finally, it was agreed that a tourism agency with specialists knowledgeable in tourism activity is necessary to provide an efficient service.
Compilación de Investigaciones en Ciencias Sociales: Diversidad Cultural y Convivencia Vol. 1 Núm. 2
Authors: Ortega Rolando
Published: October 2023

Compilación de Investigaciones en Ciencias Sociales: Diversidad Cultural y Convivencia Vol. 1 Núm. 2
ABORDAGEM SOBRE CIÊNCIA, TECNOLOGIA E SOCIEDADE (CTS) EM AULAS DE QUÍMICA: PERSPECTIVAS E DESAFIOS PARA UM ENSINO CONTEXTUALIZADO
Authors: Barbosa Bianca Moreira , Aguiar Alex Ramos , Souza Vinícius Catão de Assis
Published: October 2023

Considerando as orientações presentes nos Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais para o Ensino Médio (PCNEM), o ensino de ciências passou a abordar os conteúdos químicos a partir de temas cotidianos, de modo que as relações CTS (Ciência-Tecnologia-Sociedade) passaram a fazer parte da prática docente instituídas em muitas escolas. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo central investigar de que forma e qual a influência da contextualização em aulas de Química. Para isso, buscou-se: i) realizar entrevistas com a professora de Química de uma Escola da rede estadual do município de Viçosa-MG e alunos do 1°, 2° e 3° Séries do Ensino Médio, de modo a conhecer as suas concepções sobre a contextualização na sala de aula; e ii) analisar, a partir das entrevistas, quais as visões dos alunos e da professora sobre a as relações CTS discutidas nas aulas de Química. A partir da análise das entrevistas realizadas neste estudo, foi possível constatar a presença de um ensino de Química com enfoque contextualizado em muitas das aulas, buscando a motivação dos alunos no processo de ensino e aprendizado. Os alunos entrevistados, em algum momento de suas vidas, já conseguiram aplicar parte do conteúdo aprendido em sala de aula nas diferentes situações problemas que lhes foram apresentadas, porém foi possível observar que houve uma diminuição do interesse em perceber as relações CTS ao longo do Ensino Médio. A aluna da 1ª Série estava muita mais entusiasmada em perceber e procurar explicações para acontecimentos do dia a dia do que os estudantes da 2ª Série e da 3ª Série, demonstrando que com passar dos anos, o desejo pela busca do novo possivelmente vai sendo perdido.
PESQUISAS NA/EM EDUCAÇÃO DE PESSOAS LGBTIA+: UM ESTADO DA ARTE DE DISSERTAÇÕES E TESES SOBRE GÊNEROS E SEXUALIDADES
Authors: BRITO J.J.S. , ZAPAROLI W.G.
Published: October 2023

As pesquisas sobre as questões de gêneros e sexualidades, especialmente no contexto da educação, durante muito tempo limitaram-se unicamente a ter pessoas LGBTIA+ como sujeitos, mas não como autoras. No entanto, a partir de um movimento de inclusão e acesso nos espaços acadêmicos, essas pessoas começaram a participar também do processo de produção e escrita, compartilhando suas experiências. Portanto, este capítulo tem como objetivo estabelecer um diálogo sobre as produções acadêmicas de pessoas LGBTIA+ que abordam questões de gêneros e sexualidades no âmbito da educação. Utiliza-se como metodologia a revisão bibliográfica e a busca em bancos de dissertações e teses para a construção de um estado da arte. Ao final do trabalho, compreende-se que os escritos das pessoas LGBTIA+ apresentam semelhanças em relação às perspectivas teóricas e metodológicas, que emergem a partir de suas vivências singulares.
NARRATIVAS DE DOCENTES DA EDUCAÇÃO INFANTIL SOBRE AS RELAÇÕES DE GÊNEROS E SEXUALIDADES
Authors: Melo Susy Kelly Azevedo de , Moura Jónata Ferreira de
Published: October 2023

Apresenta-se uma revisão narrativa sobre a relação de gêneros e sexualidades na infância e a concepção adotada por professoras da Educação Infantil. O texto é fruto de uma pesquisa de mestrado, em andamento, de abordagem qualitativa, tendo a entrevista narrativa e o grupo de discussão-reflexão como técnicas de produção de dados. O local de pesquisa será uma escola de Educação Infantil da rede pública de ensino municipal de Imperatriz/MA, tendo um grupo de quatro docentes dessa escola como participantes. Os objetivos são: 1. Conhecer as professoras e a relação que, possivelmente, tiveram ou têm com a temática gêneros e sexualidades; 2. Levantar indícios de que forma as práticas pedagógicas de professoras da Educação Infantil contribuem na manifestação da sexualidade e identidade de gênero de crianças pequenas; 3. Analisar as narrativas das professoras durante o grupo de discussão-reflexão; 4. Perceber as contribuições do grupo de discussão-reflexão no posicionamento das professoras participantes da pesquisa sobre a temática gêneros e sexualidades. Ao término, tem-se a proposição da construção de um documentário no formato curta metragem que abordará os desafios para se trabalhar a temática gêneros e sexualidades na educação infantil.
GÊNERO, EDUCAÇÃO E GAMIFICAÇÃO: UM REFERENCIAL TEÓRICO
Authors: SILVA Auricelia de Aguiar , RIBEIRO Dimas dos Reis , MIRANDA Paula Milena Magalhães , SILVA Welingthon dos Santos
Published: October 2023

O presente artigo traz uma abordagem sobre o percurso da história feminina e o seu processo educacional, assim como a utilização da gamificação nas discussões sobre gênero. Nesse sentido, objetivamos refletir sobre a história feminina e a utilização da gamificação como instrumento para a discussão do gênero feminino na educação. Este trabalho trata-se de uma pesquisa bibliográfica, em que a fundamentação teórica utilizada pauta-se em autores como Burke (2002), Carneiro (2019), Bonenfant (2023), Duarte (2003), Foucault (2022), Gerda (2019), Louro (2014), Mignolo (2023), Soihet (1998), e demais autores do campo da educação e da história que nos permitem compreender sobre gênero e a gamificação. Com base na discussão sobre gênero e a gamificação, percebemos que por meio das experiências e desafios da gamificação, os/as estudantes participam da construção do conhecimento, desenvolvendo sua autonomia e assumindo um papel ativo no seu processo de aprendizagem a partir das discussões de gênero e diversidade.
RESPONSABILIDAD SOCIAL UNIVERSITARIA: INTERVENCIÓN EDUCATIVA PARA MEJORAR EL CONOCIMIENTO DE SUS DIMENSIONES DURANTE LA EMERGENCIA SANITARIA
Authors: Cervantes-alagón Sheyla Lenna , Padilla-cáceres Tania Carola , Vilca Huayta Oliver Amadeo , Apaza Cruz Jorge Luis , Mamani Jilaja Dometila , Padilla Cáceres Carlos Alberto , Lauracio-lope Claudia Jessica , Quispe Romero Amalia Felicitas
Published: October 2023

El objetivo del presente capítulo fue determinar el efecto de una intervención educativa para mejorar los conocimientos sobre las principales dimensiones de la Responsabilidad Social universitaria durante la pandemia COVID - 19. Se empleó una metodología cuantitativa con diseño cuasiexperimental, utilizando un cuestionario estructurado pretest, test y postest, se acogieron un total de 175 estudiantes de los cuales sólo fueron válidos 123 universitarios de una ciudad ubicada al sur del Perú. La intervención educativa consideró temas como: gestión, docencia, investigación y extensión universitaria con la sociedad. Los resultados principales evidenciaron que la mayoría de los estudiantes mejoraron sus conocimientos positivamente luego de realizar la intervención educativa; siendo esta diferencia estadísticamente significativa en relación al pretest. La conclusión fue que la intervención educativa mejora el nivel de conocimientos de la población universitaria en las principales dimensiones de la Responsabilidad Social Universitaria, así como diferencias estadísticamente significativas según grupo de edad y sexo. Las mujeres y el grupo de estudiantes entre los 23 a 25 años dieron más importancia a la dimensión de investigación.
AKTUALISASI NILAI MISI DALAM DINAMIKA BUDAYA PADA KELUARGA KRISTEN DI MENTAWAI
Authors: Malik Malik , Mesal Mesal , Hutahaean Hasahatan , Sakerebau Immerius
Published: October 2023

This study discusses the importance of involving all congregation members in carrying out missions. The involvement of church members begins with the Christian family knowing the values of the mission. This is inseparable from how Christian leaders apply it in ministry. The purpose of the study was to explain the application of mission values in Christian families in Mentawai, by considering the condition of diversity that continues to grow in culture, religion, and tribe in Mentawai, West Sumatra. The method used is qualitative by collecting data from the literature. The results of the study found that the application of mission values in the Christian family can be made by being a bearer of good news, being a congregation of disciples, being a congregation that grows in teaching, and being a congregation that supports missions. The diversity of cultures, religions, and tribes in Mentawai can trigger the enthusiasm and persistence of the Church, both GKPM and other churches that serve there.
Quijote-PNG: The Information Content of the Halo Mass Function
Authors: Jung Gabriel , Ravenni Andrea , Baldi Marco , Coulton William R , Jamieson Drew , Karagiannis Dionysios , Liguori Michele , Shao Helen , Verde Licia , Villaescusa-Navarro Francisco , Wandelt Benjamin D.
Published: October 2023

We study signatures of primordial non-Gaussianity (PNG) in the redshift-space halo field on nonlinear scales using a combination of three summary statistics, namely, the halo mass function (HMF), power spectrum, and bispectrum. The choice of adding the HMF to our previous joint analysis of the power spectrum and bispectrum is driven by a preliminary field-level analysis, in which we train graph neural networks on halo catalogs to infer the PNG f
NL parameter. The covariance matrix and the responses of our summaries to changes in model parameters are extracted from a suite of halo catalogs constructed from the Quijote-png
N-body simulations. We consider the three main types of PNG: local, equilateral, and orthogonal. Adding the HMF to our previous joint analysis of the power spectrum and bispectrum produces two main effects. First, it reduces the equilateral f
NL predicted errors by roughly a factor of 2 while also producing notable, although smaller, improvements for orthogonal PNG. Second, it helps break the degeneracy between the local PNG amplitude,

f

NL

local

, and assembly bias, b

ϕ
, without relying on any external prior assumption. Our final forecasts for the PNG parameters are

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40

,

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200

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Survey of Bare Active Galactic Nuclei in the Local Universe (z < 0.2). I. On the Origin of Soft Excess
Authors: Nandi Prantik , Chatterjee Arka , Jana Arghajit , Chakrabarti Sandip K. , Naik Sachindra , Safi-Harb Samar , Chang Hsiang-Kuang , Heyl Jeremy
Published: October 2023

We analyze a sample of 21 “bare” Seyfert 1 active galactic nuclei, a subclass of Seyfert 1 galaxies, with intrinsic absorption N
H ∼ 1020 cm−2, in the local Universe (z < 0.2) using XMM-Newton and Swift/XRT observations. The luminosities of the primary continuum, the X-ray emission in the 3–10 keV energy range, and the soft excess—the excess emission that appears above the low-energy extrapolation of the power-law fit of 3–10 keV X-ray spectra—are calculated. Our spectral analysis reveals that the long-term intrinsic luminosities of the soft excess and the primary continuum are tightly correlated

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A Comprehensive Analysis of Repeating Fast Radio Bursts
Authors: Hu 胡 Chen-Ran 宸然 , Huang 黄 Yong-Feng 永锋
Published: October 2023

Nearly 700 fast radio burst (FRB) sources have been detected so far, of which 29 are found to burst out repeatedly. Although a firm connection between at least some FRBs and magnetars has been established, the trigger mechanism and radiation process in these enigmatic phenomena are still highly controversial. In this study, we build a sample of 16 repeating FRBs from which at least five bursts have been detected, including the most active four repeaters of FRBs 20121102A, 20180916B, 20190520B, and 20201124A. Various key parameters of their bursts are collected from the literature, which include the arrival time, pulse width, dispersion measure (DM), Faraday rotation measure (RM), bandwidth, waiting time, peak flux, and fluence. The distribution and time evolution of these parameters are investigated. Potential correlations between various parameter pairs are also extensively explored. The behaviors of different repeaters are then compared. It is found that the DM of FRB 20121102A seems to increase continuously on a long timescale. While the DM of most repeaters varies in a narrow range of ±3 cm−3 pc, FRB 20190520B is found to have a large variation range of ±12 cm−3 pc. The RM evolves with time in a much more chaotic behavior in different repeaters. A linear correlation is found between the absolute mean RM and DMHost, which may provide a method to estimate the redshift of FRBs. Generally, the waiting time shows a similar bimodal distribution for the active repeating sources. The implications of these features to the underlying physics are discussed.
Évaluation du fonctionnement familial : le modèle des fonctions de Guy Ausloos comme données probantes fondées sur la pratique
Authors: Bujold Stéphane , Ausloos Guy
Published: October 2023

Bien qu’il existe différents types de modèles d’évaluation du fonctionnement familial (Pauzé et Petitpas, 2013 ; Pauzé et al. , 2017), cet article vise à présenter le modèle d’évaluation du D r Guy Ausloos comme une pratique clinique ( Practice-Based-Evidence ) efficace. Il appert que la théorie des fonctions du D r Ausloos est un outil clinique qui a le mérite d’être facilement utilisé par une panoplie de thérapeutes, allant des débutants aux plus expérimentés. Cette théorie comprend six fonctions selon deux catégories : les fonctions logistiques (programmation, pilotage et contrôle) et les fonctions relationnelles (communication, distance et mémoires). Cette évaluation a l’avantage de mener directement à des hypothèses permettant l’établissement du plan d’intervention. Finalement, ce modèle s’inscrit dans la logique de la compétence des familles (Ausloos, 1995).
The reverse order law for the weighted least square $ g $-inverse of multiple matrix products
Authors: Qiu Baifeng , Xiong Zhiping
Published: October 2023

By using the ranks of the generalized Schur complement, the equivalent conditions for reverse order laws of the $ \{1, 3M\}- $ and the $ \{1, 4N\}- $ inverses of the multiple product of matrices are derived.
UAV Edge Caching Content Recommendation Algorithm Based on Graph Neural Network
Authors: Wang Wei , Xing Longxing , Xu Na , Su Jiatao , Su Wenting , Cao Jiarong
Published: October 2023

When responding to emergencies such as sudden natural disasters, communication networks face challenges such as network traffic surge and complex geographic environments. Aiming at the problems of high transmission delay and insensitivity to user's preference in the current UAV edge caching strategy, this paper proposes a UAV caching content recommendation algorithm based on graph neural network. Firstly, the location of UAV is determined by clustering algorithm; secondly, the interest preferences of user nodes in the cluster are predicted by GCLRSAN model, and the UAV cache content is designed according to the result; finally, simulation experiments show that the model and algorithm proposed in this paper can effectively reduce the backhaul link overhead and outperform the comparison algorithms in the indexes such as accuracy rate, recall rate, cache hit rate, and transmission delay.
A Novel Query Method for Spatial Database Based on Improved K-Nearest Neighbor Algorithm
Authors: Xia Huili , Xue Feng
Published: October 2023

Spatial database is a spatial information database and is the core component of geographic information systems (GIS). Aiming at the problem that time complexity of k-nearest neighbor (kNN) querying algorithms are proportionate to scale of training samples, an efficient query method for spatial database based on the Spark framework and the reversed k-nearest neighbor (RkNN) is proposed. Firstly, based on the Spark framework, a two-layer indexing structure based on grid and Voronoi diagram is constructed, and an efficient filtering and a refining processing algorithm are proposed. Secondly, the filtering step of proposed algorithm is used to obtain the candidates, and the refining step is used to remove the candidates. Finally, the candidate sets from different regions are merged to get the final result. Results of experiments on real-world datasets validate that the proposed method has better query performance and better stability and significantly improves the processing speed.
An Integration Model on Brainstorming and Extenics for Intelligent Innovation in Big Data Environment
Authors: Li Xingsen , Pi Haibin , Sun Junwen , Zhang Hao Lan , Liang Zhencheng
Published: October 2023

Brainstorming is a widely used problem-solving method that generates a large number of innovative ideas by guiding and stimulating intuitive and divergent thinking. However, in practice, the method is limited by the human brain's capacity or special capabilities, especially by the experience and knowledge they possess. How does our brain create ideas like storming? Based on the new discipline of Extenics, the authors propose a new model that explores the process of how ideas are created in our brain, with the goal of helping people think multi-dimensionally and getting more ideas. With the support of information technology and artificial intelligence, we can systematically collect more information and knowledge than ever before to form a basic-element information base and build human-computer interaction models, to make up for the lack of information and knowledge in the human brain. In addition, the authors provide a methodology to help people think positively in a multidimensional way based on the guidance of Extenics in the brainstorming process.
Automatic Test Sequence Generation and Functional Coverage Measurement From UML Sequence Diagrams
Authors: Ekici Nazım Umut , Tuglular Tugkan
Published: October 2023

Sequence diagrams define functional requirements through use cases. However, their visual form limits their usability in the later stages of the development life cycle. This work proposes a method to transform sequence diagrams into graph-based event sequence graphs, allowing the application of graph analysis methods and defining graph-based coverage criteria. This work explores these newfound abilities in two directions. The first is to use coverage criteria along with existing tests to measure their coverage levels, providing a metric of how well they address the scenarios defined in sequence diagrams. The second is to use coverage criteria to automatically generate effective and efficient acceptance test cases based on the scenarios defined in sequence diagrams. The transformation method is validated with over eighty non-trivial projects. The complete method is validated through a non-trivial example. The results show that the test cases generated with the proposed method are more effective at exposing faults and more efficient in test input size than user-generated test cases.
Experiment Study and Industrial Application of Slotted Bluff-Body Burner Applied to Deep Peak Regulation
Authors: Wang Tianlong , Wang Chaoyang , Liu Zhiqiang , Ma Shuai , Yan Huibo
Published: October 2023

During the deep peak shaving period, the boiler needs to operate at a lower load, so higher requirements were set for the boiler's stable combustion. In order to better evaluate and compare the stable ignition capacity of bluff-body burners and slotted bluff-body burners, guidance and calculation support for the design of boiler deep peak shaving were needed. This study adopted the reflux heating chain ignition analysis method to study the differences in the steady combustion mechanism between the bluff-body burner and the slotted bluff-body burner. A thermal combustion experiment was conducted in employing the single angle coal powder combustion furnace. The experimental results were compared against the theoretical analysis results. In addition, a study was conducted on the application of slotted bluff-body burners in the deep peak shaving of a 330MW unit power plant boiler. The results showed that as long as the small slot flow can catch fire, the mixed temperature of the reflux fluid of the slotted bluff-body burner will be higher than that of the bluff body burner. This will enhance its steady combustion ability. The combustion test results were found to be consistent with the analysis results, indicating that when the slotted bluff-body burner is used on the 330MW unit, the boiler combustion is in good condition. In this case, it has a stable combustion capacity of 66MW (20% economic continuous rating) without oil injection at low loads. This study revealed the advantages of the slotted bluff-body burner in terms of its steady combustion mechanism compared to traditional bluff-body burners. It verified the feasibility for boiler deep peak shaving in practical applications. This is of great significance for improving the flexibility of coal-fired power generation units, enhancing the flexibility of the power system, and promoting carbon reduction.
Exploration on Portfolio Selection and Risk Prediction in Financial Markets Based on SVM Algorithm
Authors: Han Xinyu , Yao Dianqi
Published: October 2023

In order to cope with the complex risk environment of the current financial market, achieve portfolio optimization and accurate risk prediction, this paper conducts effective research using SVM algorithm. This article uses stock data as a sample to empirically analyze the risk return and risk prediction performance of investment portfolio strategies based on SVM algorithm. Compared with traditional index fund investment strategies, the risk resistance of investment portfolio strategies is significantly improved, and the risk return is also stable at a high level. In addition, with the support of SVM algorithm, the risk prediction error level in the financial market remains within a relatively low range. From the perspective of practical applications, the financial market investment portfolio selection and risk prediction based on SVM algorithm has strong feasibility.
Query-Guided Refinement and Dynamic Spans Network for Video Highlight Detection and Temporal Grounding in Online Information Systems
Authors: Xu Yifang , Sun Yunzhuo , Xie Zien , Zhai Benxiang , Jia Youyao , Du Sidan
Published: October 2023

With the surge in online video content, finding highlights and key video segments have garnered widespread attention. Given a textual query, video highlight detection (HD) and temporal grounding (TG) aim to predict frame-wise saliency scores from a video while concurrently locating all relevant spans. Despite recent progress in DETR-based works, these methods crudely fuse different inputs in the encoder, which limits effective cross-modal interaction. To solve this challenge, the authors design QD-Net (query-guided refinement and dynamic spans network) tailored for HD&TG. Specifically, they propose a query-guided refinement module to decouple the feature encoding from the interaction process. Furthermore, they present a dynamic span decoder that leverages learnable 2D spans as decoder queries, which accelerates training convergence for TG. On QVHighlights dataset, the proposed QD-Net achieves 61.87 HD-HIT@1 and 61.88 TG-mAP@0.5, yielding a significant improvement of +1.88 and +8.05, respectively, compared to the state-of-the-art method.
A Novel Semantic Segmentation Approach Using Improved SegNet and DSC in Remote Sensing Images
Authors: Chang Wanjun , Zhang Dongfang
Published: October 2023

An improved SegNet semantic segmentation model is proposed to address the issue of traditional classification algorithms and shallow learning algorithms not being suitable for extracting information from high-resolution remote sensing images. During the research process, space remote sensing images obtained from the GF-1 satellite were used as the data source. In order to improve the operational efficiency of the encoding network, the pooling layer in the encoding network is removed and the ordinary convolutional layer is replaced with a depth-wise separable convolution. By decoding the last layer of the network to obtain the reshaped output results, and then calculating the probability of each classification using a Softmax classifier, the classification of pixels can be achieved. The output result of the classifier is the final result of the remote sensing image semantic segmentation model. The results showed that the proposed algorithm had the highest Kappa coefficient of 0.9531, indicating good classification performance.