bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Scientific Name Parsing: rgnparser and namext
Authors: Chamberlain Scott
Published: September 2023

I’m starting to tackle a few hard packages (spplit and spenv) having to do with integrating disparate data sources. I’ll talk here about spplit. I haven’t worked on spplit in a few years; I thought I’d make another attempt with “fresh” eyes. There are many use cases I can imagine for spplit; I’ll highlight a few.
Call BEAST2 for Bayesian evolutionary analysis from R
Authors: Bilderbeek Richèl J.C.
Published: September 2023

babette

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is a package to work with BEAST2

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,a software platform for Bayesian evolutionary analysis from R. babette is a spin-off of my own academic research.As a PhD I work on models of diversification: mathematical descriptionsof how species form new species.
The Story Behind censo2017, the First rOpenSci Package to be Reviewed in Spanish
Authors: Sepúlveda Mauricio Vargas
Published: September 2023

Summary censo2017 is an R package designed toorganize the Redatam

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filesprovided by the Chilean National Bureau of Statistics (Instituto Nacional deEstadísticas de Chile in spanish) in DVD format

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. This package was inspiredby citesdb(Noam Ross, 2020) and taxadb(Carl Boettiger et al, 2021).This post is about thispackage, the problem it solves, how to use it, and the fact that the package andits review process were all
How We Curate Our Monthly Newsletter
Authors: Salmon Maëlle
Published: September 2023

How to keep up with rOpenSci?We agree that we’re doing so much good work that it’s hard.
Latest rOpenSci News Digest
Authors:   The rOpenSci Team
Published: September 2023

Dear rOpenSci friends, it’s time for our monthly news roundup!Some housekeeping first:We’ve been changing the infrastructure of our newsletter a bit so please update your RSS and JSON feeds to https://ropensci.org/tags/newsletter/index.xml and https://ropensci.org/tags/newsletter/index.json, respectively.You can read this post on our blog.Now let’s dive into the activity at and around rOpenSci!rOpenSci HQ Our R-universe project now has its own
rOpenSci News Digest, February 2022
Authors:   The rOpenSci Team
Published: September 2023

Dear rOpenSci friends, it’s time for our monthly news roundup! You can read this post on our blog.Now let’s dive into the activity at and around rOpenSci!rOpenSci HQ rOpenSci is hiring its next Community Manager! Come be part of making our great community even better; Help start a new program promoting diverse leadership in open source; Join a remote, flexible, global, friendly community and team!
rOpenSci's Leadership in #rstats Culture
Authors: Lowndes Julia Stewart
Published: September 2023

At their closing keynote at the 2020 RStudio Conference, Hilary Parker and Roger Peng mentioned that they hatched the idea for their excellent Not So Standard Deviations podcast following their reunion at the 2015 rOpenSci unconf, (“runconf15”). That statement went straight to my heart because it pin-pointed how I had been feeling throughout the week of RStudio Conference that I had been unable to name.
rOpenSci 2020 Code of Conduct Transparency Report
Authors: Butland Stefanie , Chamberlain Scott , Woo Kara
Published: September 2023

The rOpenSci community is supported by our Code of Conduct with a clear description of unacceptable behaviors, instructions on how to make a report, and information on how reports are handled. We, the Code of Conduct Committee, are responsible for receiving, investigating, deciding, enforcing and reporting on all reports of potential violations of our Code.
Using rOpenSci Software Peer Review Guidelines for Teaching
Authors: Timbers Tiffany
Published: September 2023

Teaching collaborative software development In the University of British Columbia’s Master of Data Science program one of the courses we teach is called Collaborative Software Development, DSCI 524. In this course we focus on teaching how to exploit practices from collaborative software development techniques in data scientific workflows.
Supercharge your GitHub Actions Experience with tic
Authors: Schratz Patrick
Published: September 2023

“Continuous Integration” (CI) has become a standard for proper software development.Checking the integrity of software after changes have been made is essential to ensure its proper functionality.Also, CI helps catch problems introduced by dependencies early when executed on a regular basis (usually done via scheduled CRON runs). Multiple professional providers exist (Travis CI, AppVeyor CI, Circle CI, etc.) which offer CI services to the
How I Test cffr on (about) 2,000 Packages using GitHub Actions and R-universe
Authors: Hernangómez Diego
Published: September 2023

When GitHub announced support for CITATION.cfffiles I though ofcreating a package that would assist R developers in this matter. I was alreadyusing codemetar for most of my packages,so I was familiar with the creation of these kind of metadata files.
RSS feeds of package updates in r-universe
Authors: Ooms Jeroen
Published: September 2023

Continuous deployment in r-universe A major difference between r-universe and static repositories like CRAN and BioConductor is continuous deployment: packages in r-universe are continuously built in CI and immediately deployed to our package server. This package server stores binaries and metadata in a database, which enables us to dynamically query and expose all the package data through APIs, dashboards, feeds, etc.
targets: Democratizing Reproducible Analysis Pipelines
Authors: Landau Will
Published: September 2023

Make

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-like pipelines enhance the integrity, transparency, shelf life, efficiency, and scale of large analysis projects.With pipelines, data science feels smoother and more rewarding, and the results are worthy of more trust.

targets

install.packages("targets") The targets

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package is a new pipeline toolkit for R.It recently cleared software review, and it is now on CRAN.
Gather on the rOpenSci Forum
Authors:   The rOpenSci Team
Published: September 2023

Do you have an account on the rOpenSci forum?As underlined in our contributing guide, our forum is where we encourage

Q&A and exploration of ideas on a various range of topics

.Compared to our Slack semi-open workspace, the forum is

entirely open and much easier to search

, so a great place to gather some collaborative knowledge!We have recently

streamlined categories

so that it might be
Synthesizing population time-series data from the USA Long Term Ecological Research Network
Authors: Compagnoni Aldo
Published: September 2023

Introduction The availability of large quantities of freely available data is revolutionizing the world of ecological research. Open data maximizes the opportunities to perform comparative analyses and meta-analyses. Such synthesis efforts will increasingly exploit “population data”, which we define here as time series of population abundance.
A first look at the R-universe build infrastructure
Authors: Ooms Jeroen
Published: September 2023

The R-universe build system The R-universe system is a complex effort, consisting of numerous frontend and backend pieces that operate across various platforms. A key challenge in developing such a system is managing overall complexity by finding ways to reduce the problem into smaller, loosely coupled components, which can be thought of, and developed, somewhat independently.
We cleaned our website URLs with R!
Authors: Salmon Maëlle , Chamberlain Scott , Butland Stefanie
Published: September 2023

Last year we reported on the joy of using commonmark and xml2 to parseMarkdown content, like the source of this website built withHugo, in particular to extractlinks,at the time merely to count them. How about we go a bit further and usethe same approach to find links to be fixed? In this tech note we shallreport our experience using R to find broken/suboptimal links and fixthem.What is a bad URL?
How rOpenSci Runs Community Calls
Authors: Butland Stefanie , Lescak Emily
Published: September 2023

rOpenSci community calls are online events with the fundamental goal of strengthening our community.
A better way to manage your Github personal access tokens
Authors: Ooms Jeroen
Published: September 2023

We have been working hard behind the scenes on the upcoming release of our new git package named gert, a joint effort from rOpenSci and the Tidyverse team. One of the main features of gert is the out-of-the-box authentication mechanism, which is provided via the new credentials package.
rOpenSci News Digest, July 2021
Authors:   The rOpenSci Team
Published: September 2023

Dear rOpenSci friends, it’s time for our monthly news roundup!
Installing V8 is now even easier
Authors: Ooms Jeroen
Published: September 2023

Google’s amazing V8 JavaScript/WASM engine is probably one of the most sophisticated open-source software libraries available today. It is used to power the computation in Google Chrome, NodeJS, and also CloudFlare Workers, which make it possible to run code for your website inside the CDN edges. The R package V8 exposes this same engine in R, and has been on CRAN since 2014.
OSF: A Project Management Service Built for Research
Authors: Wolen Aaron
Published: September 2023

osfr provides a (

hopefully

) convenient R interface to OSF (Open Science Framework, https://www.osf.io), a free service for managing research developed by the Center for Open Science (COS). osfr completed its rOpenSci peer-review earlier this year and has been available on CRAN since February.
UCSCXenaTools: Retrieve Gene Expression and Clinical Information from UCSC Xena for Survival Analysis
Authors: Wang Shixiang
Published: September 2023

The UCSC Xena platform provides an unprecedented resource for public omics data from big projects like The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA), however, it is hardfor users to incorporate multiple datasets or data types, integrate the selected data withpopular analysis tools or homebrewed code, and reproduce analysis procedures.
Miscellaneous Wisdom about R Markdown & Hugo Gained from Work on our Website
Authors: Salmon Maëlle
Published: September 2023

Whilst working on the blog guide, Stefanie Butland and I consolidated knowledge we had already gained, but it was also the opportunity to up our Rmd/Hugo technical game.Our website uses Hugo but not blogdown

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to render posts: every post is based on an .md file that is either written directly or knit from an .Rmd file.We wanted to provide clear guidance for both options, and to stick to the well-documented Hugo way of e.g. inserting
tidync: scientific array data from NetCDF in R
Authors: Sumner Michael
Published: September 2023

In May 2019 version 0.2.0 of tidync was approved by rOpenSci and accepted to CRAN. Here we provide a quick overview of the typical workflow with some pseudo-code for the main functions in tidync. This overview is enough to read if you just want to try out the package on your own data.
cffr: Create a CITATION.cff File for your R Package
Authors: Hernangómez Diego
Published: September 2023

A new R package, cffr, has beendeveloped,peer-reviewed byrOpenSci and accepted by CRAN. Thispackage has a single purpose: to create a valid CITATION.cff file using themetadata of any R package.CITATION.cff files and why they matter A Citation File Format (CFF) is aplain text file with human- and machine-readable citation information forsoftware (and datasets)

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. Under the hood, a CFF file is a YAML file.
What are Your Use Cases for rOpenSci Tools and Resources?
Authors: Butland Stefanie
Published: September 2023

We want to know how

you

use rOpenSci packages and resources so we can give them, their developers, and your examples more visibility. It’s valuable to both users and developers of a package to see how it has been used “in the wild”. This goes a long way to encouraging people to keep up development knowing there are others who appreciate and build on their work.
A Blend of Package Build Failures
Authors: Salmon Maëlle
Published: September 2023

The rOpenSci R-universe is a bit special as, compared to other R-universes, it builds docs for all the packages in our suite.Looking at the dashboard helps us identify failures in building the packages as well as in building the pkgdown websites.We then help authors fix these issues in order to comply with our package curation policy.As a package author you should also rely on continuous integration in your own repo for catching e.g. R CMD check
rOpenSci News Digest, September 2021
Authors:   The rOpenSci Team
Published: September 2023

Dear rOpenSci friends, it’s time for our monthly news roundup! You can read this post on our blog.Now let’s dive into the activity at and around rOpenSci!rOpenSci HQ A first package was submitted to rOpenSci Statistical Software Peer Review, two months after its opening: the tsbox package by Christoph Sax.We are very excited, and thankful for the opportunity to hone our new software review tooling!
What's New in terrainr 0.4.0?
Authors: Mahoney Mike
Published: September 2023

terrainr version 0.4.0 is now on CRAN! This version is a relatively minor updatethat shouldn’t impact most workflows, but makes some changes to improve thelogic and consistency of the package. The rest of this post runs through thechanges you can expect if you update.packages any time soon!What’s a terrainr? terrainr is an R package for theretrieval and visualization of spatial data.
rOpenSci 2021 Code of Conduct Transparency Report
Authors: Butland Stefanie , Padgham Mark , Woo Kara
Published: September 2023

The rOpenSci community is supported by our Code of Conduct with a clear description of unacceptable behaviors, instructions on how to make a report, and information on how reports are handled. We, the Code of Conduct Committee, are responsible for receiving, investigating, deciding, enforcing and reporting on all reports of potential violations of our Code.
Updates to the rOpenSci image suite: magick, tesseract, and av
Authors: Ooms Jeroen
Published: September 2023

Image processing is one of the core focus areas of rOpenSci.
rOpenSci News Digest, January 2022
Authors:   The rOpenSci Team
Published: September 2023

Dear rOpenSci friends, it’s time for our monthly news roundup! You can read this post on our blog.Now let’s dive into the activity at and around rOpenSci!rOpenSci HQ Co-working events Join us for social coworking & office hours monthly on 1st Tuesdays! Hosted by Steffi LaZerte and Nick Tierney. Everyone welcome. No RSVP needed. Consult our Events page to find your local time and how to join.
2 Months in 2 Minutes - rOpenSci News, December 2020
Authors: Butland Stefanie
Published: September 2023

rOpenSci HQ We’re thrilled to announce three new rOpenSci Software Review Editors: Laura DeCicco, Julia Gustavsen, and Mauro Lepore and we released the fifth version (v0.5) of the rOpenSci Developer Guide. Our Community Call on The Wild World of Data Repositories took place Dec 16 with an audience of 153 people!
When Field or Lab Work is not an Option - Leveraging Open Data Resources for Remote Research
Authors:   The rOpenSci Team, Anderson Brooke , Lovelace Robin , Marwick Ben , Raymond Ben , Putte Anton Van de , Slater Louise , Zipper Sam , Prosdocimi Ilaria , Albers Sam , Vitolo Claudia
Published: September 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically impacted all of our lives in a very short period of time.Spring and summer are usually very busy as students prepare to go the field to engage in various data collection efforts.The pandemic has also disrupted these carefully planned activities as travel is suspended and local and remote field stations have closed indefinitely.A lost field season can be a major setback for a dissertation timeline and
Hacktober? Any Month is a Good Month to Contribute to rOpenSci
Authors: Butland Stefanie
Published: September 2023

The title of this post refers to Hacktoberfest, a month-long event organized annually by Digital Ocean to encourage contributions to open source projects on GitHub.Unfortunately, this October, many maintainers are dealing with spam pull requests.So instead of issuing a general appeal to participate, we’re pointing you to our new Community Contributing Guide’s section dedicated to our open Issues List.Along with showing you how to find help
Influence of fiber length and moisture content on sound and vibration characteristics of hemp/epoxy composites
Authors: Singh Raman , Nayak Sandesh , Hegde Sriharsha , Padmaraj N.H.
Published: September 2023

Bio-composites have become increasingly popular as a substitute for synthetic fibers over the last decade due to their eco-friendly nature. To utilize them effectively in engineering applications, particularly in the automotive industry, a thorough understanding of the material properties is necessary. This experimental investigation focuses on exploring the vibration-damping and acoustic properties of fiber composites made from hemp natural fiber and epoxy resin. The study involved the preparation of composite specimens using both short and long fibers through a hand layup process. The natural frequency and damping ratio of the specimen were computed from time-domain experimental data. The sound absorption coefficient of fiber specimens was determined in the frequency range of 63 Hz to 6300 Hz by using the impedance tube technique. The analysis revealed that the pre-treatment of fiber and the use of long fiber rather than short fiber enhances the damping properties of hemp fiber composites. Immersion of specimens in water resulted in the degradation of damping properties. Acoustic tests clearly showed that the ageing process affected short-treated fiber composites more significantly when compared to long-treated fiber composites.
Decreased performance at unsignaled intersections affects the construction of the Solo-Yogya road with the least square method
Authors: Hermani Wahyuningsih , Setyawan Ary , Syafi'i S , Gravitiani Evi
Published: September 2023

The construction of the Solo-Yogyakarta toll road is part of the National Strategic Project. At the development stage, toll road infrastructure needs to assess the impact of traffic, considering many security and safety disturbances. Road performance evaluation is essential to overcome traffic problems during toll road operations in the future. The purpose of the study was to calculate traffic performance at the unsignaled intersection affecting the construction of the Solo-Yogya toll road. The locations studied were four Solo-Yogya toll road access intersections using primary data on the condition of existing non-toll roads. Carry out traffic surveys of the number of vehicles, travel time, and vehicle speed. The performance of the unsignaled intersection was calculated using Jica Strada's modeling with applicable toll road tariffs and traffic growth of 5.6% per year. The performance of the unsignaled intersection at the construction of the Solo-Yogya toll road in 2022 has an average Volume-Capacity Ratio (VCR) value of 0.61. In 2046, it has an average Volume-Capacity Ratio value of 0.99. At the intersection of Boyolali-Kartosuro-Banyudono and the intersection Kartosuro-Klaten-Ngaron, it is recommended to make an Interchange before 2032. The recommendation for making the Kartosuro and Boyolali Interchange is because in 2032 the Volume-Capacity Ratio is more than 0.8 to reduce vehicle delays.
Detection of types cyber-bullying using fuzzy c-means clustering and xgboost ensemble algorithm
Authors: Ali Süzen Ahmet , Duman Burhan
Published: September 2023

In this study a neural network model (XGB_CTD) that will prediction which type of bullying the users may expose to, through dataset gained by the cyberbullying scale applied to the young internet users is formulated. Extreme Gradient Boosting (XGboost) algorithm, one of the ensemble learning methods is used in this method. There while this model contains 13 input parameters taken from the scale, there exist one output parameter classified one of the 9 outputs. The reliability of the data set obtained through survey is confirmed by statistical methods. Data set has been fragmented with Fuzzy C-Means (FCM) which is one of fuzzy clustering algorithms. Hyper-parameters for the maximum efficiency of the model training have been defined as model, learning and boosting method. Independent variables in data set have been scaled through standard normalization. As a result, the model has yielded % 91,75 accuracy rate in prediction of the classification as 9 different cyberbullying types. The same data set has been trained by different machine learning algorithms. It is seen that the proposed model has reached the highest accuracy when compared to the conventional machine learning algorithms. This study aims at prediction cyberbullying through the proposed model including different questions without claim by the young users as they were bullied. Similarly, type of the cyberbullying will also be able to be estimated by the help of internet using habits of the young users. Therefore, it is thought that the young can be prevented from experiencing psychological pressure or digital life fear.
Text sentiment analysis using deep convolutional networks
Authors: Lika Klevis , Plaku Evis
Published: September 2023

The ability to process language is a difficult task. A computer system that can extract meaningful information from raw text data is considered to be equipped with intelligent behaviour. Sentiment analysis is a form of information extraction of growing research and commercial interest, especially because of the exponential increase of data in recent years. This paper presents a machine learning approach built upon Neural Networks that equips a computer system with the ability to learn how to detect sentiment in a given text and to correctly classify previously unencountered text with respect to predefined sentiment categories. The developed approach does not rely on any hard-coded parameters. Rather, a model is learned through a training procedure performed on raw data alone with the objective of searching to identify patterns and discovering feature predictors that allow the algorithm to classify text into positive, negative, or neutral sentiments, while additionally focusing on nuances such as humorous or sarcastic text. Experimental validation shows promising results. The learning algorithm is fed with high-volume textual data extracted from the Twitter social media platform. The trained model is then tested on a separate dataset, previously unknown by the model. The classification algorithm is able to predict the sentiment associated with a given text with high accuracy.
Analysis of nonperforming loans: case of Albania
Authors: Pjetra Xhesika , Cakrani Edmira
Published: September 2023

The presence of a high level of nonperforming loans has been a growing concern in the world. This problem has been present in Albania, as well, which is one of the countries with the highest level of nonperforming loans in the region. Nonperforming loans hamper economic growth and constrain the monetary policy transmission mechanism.This paper examines the role of nonperforming loans in Albania by evaluating its level throughout the years and analyzing the ways in which these trends have shaped the credit market developments in Albania in terms of lending by economic sector and geographical position. This study strives to examine nonperforming loans as a result of other macroeconomic factors: GDP, remittances and inflation. The methodology involves time series analysis, which is used to identify the possible association between non-performing loans and macroeconomic variables. Multiple regression is used as a model to identify any relationship among them. The period covered is from 2014 to 2020, and it uses quarterly data. The paper uses secondary data, obtained from the Bank of Albania, United Nations database, UNECE, INSTAT, World Bank. The results show that nonperforming loans and these variables are correlated in the long-run.
Model driven architecture: what is and where is it going
Authors: Papajorgji Petraq
Published: September 2023

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Performance study of an improved version of li-fi and wi-fi networks
Authors: Abdulsalam Alkholidi , Al-shami Sondos , Al-aghbary Aisha , Hamam Habib
Published: September 2023

With the increasing demand and need for telecommunication technologies, wireless communication has become a heavily useful and widely popular utility. Capacity, availability, efficiency, and security are issues generally linked to wireless communications, more specifically Wi-Fi systems. Yet we can exploit billions of light bulbs, which we use anywhere and everywhere on a daily basis and of which the infrastructure is already part of our ordinary life. This study focuses on Li-Fi theory and practices. The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how these light sources can be used as a transmitter or, to be more precise, as an access point. This idea was proposed for the first time by Prof. Harald Hass in Global TED (2011). During the last two years, Li-Fi technology has been enhanced and improved by many professional and international studies. As new wireless communication technology develops to use LED, the efficiency, availability, security, and safety of light fidelity transform today’s telecommunication into tomorrow’s visible light communication.
Giữ gìn văn hóa Việt Nam trong xây dựng đô thị thông minh
Authors: Vương Thị Liên  , Lê Thị Thanh Tuyền
Published: September 2023

Đô thị hóa là tất yếu khách quan, là một động lực quan trọng cho phát triển kinh tế - xã hộitrong thời kỳ hiện đại. Văn kiện của Đảng tại các kỳ đại hội luôn nhấn mạnh tầm quan trọngcủa việc giữ gìn bản sắc dân tộc khi tiến vào kỷ nguyên hòa nhập cùng thế giới. Văn hóa dântộc vừa góp phần bảo đảm sự phát triển bền vững của đô thị thông minh, vừa định hình bảnsắc từng đô thị. Vì vậy, trong quá trình xây dựng đô thị thông minh, phát triển kinh tế gắnliền bảo tồn văn hoá truyền thống là bước đi chậm mà chắc, giúp Việt Nam hòa nhịp cùngthế giới mà vẫn giữ được hồn cốt, khí phách của dân tộc có hơn 4.000 năm lịch sử.
Vai trò của nông dân trong phát triển nông nghiệp sinh thái ở tỉnh Thanh Hóa
Authors: Trịnh Đình Thanh  , Nguyễn Thị Thu
Published: September 2023

Phát triển nông nghiệp sinh thái là một trong những nội dung, biện pháp quan trọng củachiến lược phát triển kinh tế - xã hội của Đảng, Nhà nước; là trụ đỡ của nền kinh tế, góp phầnổn định đời sống nhân dân. Việc làm rõ vai trò và thực trạng của nông dân trong phát triểnnông nghiệp sinh thái, chính là cơ sở để đề xuất các biện pháp phát huy vai trò của người nông dân rong phát triển nông nghiệp sinh thái ở tỉnh Thanh Hóa hiện nay.
FORECASTING THE COURSE OF CUMULATIVE COST CURVES FOR DIFFERENT CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Authors: SZÓSTAK Mariusz
Published: September 2023

Planning the course of cumulative cost curves and effectively monitoring the implementation process and the incurred financial outlays are still significant problems in the management of construction projects. This is particularly noticeable during the execution phase of construction works. Therefore, it is worthwhile to correctly determine the shape of the cost curve before starting this stage and to periodically examine its fitting to the scheduled course of the budgeted cost curve, the envelope of cost curves characterised by the best-fit curve. There are many methods of forecasting and estimating the costs of construction works, but they are very often complicated and require the decision-maker to use and elaborate mathematical tools. The aim of the research was to determine the shape and course of the cost curves for selected construction projects. Based on the analysis of the collected data on investment projects in 3 facilities research groups (collective housing, hotels and retail service facilities), an original attempt was made to determine the best fit curve and the area of the curve, which in turn indicates the limits of the correct planning of the cumulative costs of construction projects. The Three Sigma rule was applied, correlations and determinants were determined, and the area of the cost curves was described with a third degree polynomial. The conducted research showed that: 1. the optimal formula for determining the best-fit curve, which allow to determine the cost and time of construction works, is a 3-degree polynomial; 2. cost curves, within a certain bounding box, determine the area of the most likely cash flow; 3. when planning the course of a cost curve, it is advisable to use the bounding box of cost curves rather than a single, model, theoretical, or empirical mathematical expression describing the cost curve.
XVIII Congreso Internacional en Innovación Tecnológica Informática XVIII CIITI 2020
Authors: De Vincenzi Marcelo , Darín Susana , Maccarini Marcela , Pons Claudia
Published: September 2023

El XVIII Congreso Internacional de Innovación Tecnológica Informática, CIITI, de la Facultad de Tecnología Informática y su Centro de Investigación, CAETI, de la Universidad Abierta Interamericana, UAI, es un espacio para la difusión, promoción y reflexión sobre la importancia de la innovación tecnológica informática como factor de competitividad. El mismo se desarrolló de forma virtual en la plataforma del congreso el jueves 1 de octubre de 2020.

 

El eje conductor del CIITI 2020 fue “Reescribiendo el Futuro en un Modelo Híbrido Analógico y Digital”, el cual aborda la transformación del mundo actual en uno ubicuo, híbrido y vertiginoso. Reflexiona sobre cómo los entornos físicos tradicionales aceleran su obsolescencia y son reemplazados por modelos híbridos que combinan lo presencial y lo virtual de forma dinámica y articulada, focalizando en cómo los procesos productivos y de construcción del conocimiento potencian las perspectivas de crecimiento, promoviendo políticas públicas inclusivas y equitativas, y potenciando emprendimientos de base tecnológica. Analiza la transformación de la sociedad desde la perspectiva de los aportes de la aplicación de la Inteligencia Artificial, Machine Learning, Realidad Aumentada, Big Data, Analytics e Internet de las Cosas en los procesos productivos, en búsqueda de mejoras de la democratización de acceso a la información, igualdad de oportunidades e inclusión social.
The effective beam width of a partially coherent rectangular mul-ti-Gaussian Schell-model vortex beam propagating in a turbulent plasma
Authors: Hassan Labiba F. , Alkelly Abdu Ahmed
Published: September 2023

Based on the derived analytical formulae for the optical intensity and effective beam width of a partially coherent rectangular multi-Gaussian Schell-model (RMGSM) vortex beam, we analyzed the evolution of the effective beam width of a partially coherent RMGSM vortex beam propagating in an anisotropic turbulent plasma using numerical examples. The numerical results demonstrated that the effective beam widths in the x and y directions were similar. In studies on the influences of the source parameters, one can see that an RMGSM vortex beam with a larger topological charge  and beam waist  or a smaller correlation coefficient σ evolves into a beam with a larger effective beam width. However, the influence of beam order was not evident. In addition, numerical examples proved that the effective beam width increases with increasing propagation distance and refractive index fluctuation variance  or decreasing anisotropy parameter , outer scale , and  inner scale . This study's results will be beneficial for applications in free-space optical communications.
Editorial - Sem receitas ou definições: apontamentos iniciais sobre dramaturgia da dança
Authors: Bianchi Paloma
Published: September 2023

Esse texto de abertura apresenta as diferentes perspectivas sobre dramaturgia da dança que compõe o dossiê temático, e destaca a ausência de definições precisas e a ainda escassa disponibilidade de discussões sobre dramaturgia da dança. O texto também expõe como as diversas propostas textuais abordaram o tema do dossiê, apresentando maneiras singulares de fazer-pensar o tema, bem como relacionando-o com áreas de conhecimentos das artes e das humanidades.
Contradramaturgia e Corp.oralidades Pretas: outro ponto de vista sobre a noção de dramaturgia
Authors: Santos Laudemir Pereira
Published: September 2023

O presente artigo objetiva problematizar o conceito de dramaturgia originalmente conhecido e difundido desde os escritos de Aristóteles no livro Poética. Abordou-se como ideia de contradramaturgia uma noção que está imersa em uma complexidade filosófica de “saberes e fazeres” afro-ancestrais, visto que o conceito de dramaturgia não dá conta das necessidades basilares das danças afro-brasileiras. Como suporte teórico-filosófico foram utilizadas reflexões de pensadores/as que fazem uso de epistemologias africanas, afro-brasileiras e anticoloniais. Defendeu-se a tese que as necessidades organizacionais das narrativas e corporeidades pretas, apresentadas a partir de suas danças afrodiaspóricas estão conectadas à sinuosidade corpoexistencial do pensamento e à circularidade dos acontecimentos. Os caminhos metodológicos desenvolvidos fazem parte de um conjunto de ações teórico-práticas sobre presença cênica e corporalidades afro-brasileiras em cena desenvolvidas ao longo de nossa atuação como artista-pesquisador.
Um fazer dramatúrgico na dança: processo documental em The Hot One Hundred Choreographers de Cristian Duarte
Authors: Sacchet Gislaine , Dantas Mônica Fagundes
Published: September 2023

Um fazer dramatúrgico na dança pode ser percebido como forma de ação e pensamento, ocorrendo  de forma tensional e processual, conforme cada composição. Justamente pela diversidade de processos e escolhas nesse âmbito, este artigo analisou o fazer dramatúrgico do coreógrafo brasileiro Cristian Duarte em sua produção coreográfica que opera com um processo documental da própria área: The Hot One Hundred Choreographers. A pesquisa foi um estudo de caso relacionando-se com materiais de referências e entrevista semiestruturada. Evidenciou-se a lista do artista como ferramenta dramatúrgica, o valor do corpar de Cristian em fricção com os coreógrafos da lista, suas escolhas para a cena, sem estrutura fixa, valorizando a equidade e a coletividade, com a busca de seus afetos, criação de manobras, âncoras e um website. A peça convida a importantes discussões da contemporaneidade, valorizando nossas referências e memórias em sua imanência, como quase-corpos que somos.
Engajamento do público e agenciamento espacial na cenografia de Baile
Authors: Rodrigues Cristiano Cezarino
Published: September 2023

A partir da análise dos processos de concepção, produção e realização do cenário da peça Baile, montagem de formatura dos alunos do Teatro Universitário da UFMG, com direção de Thálita Motta, esse artigo pretende discutir como a cenografia e as formas da apropriação do espaço colaboram com os diversos modos de promoção do engajamento da recepção no trabalho artístico, incrementando as possibilidades de relação entre a cena e o público. Como aporte teórico, mobiliza-se a discussão contemporânea sobre o Immersive Theatre, um modo de se propor o teatro contemporâneo baseado na produção de experiências, bem como de algumas propostas de encenação anteriores que se pautam pela investigação das espacialidades como dispositivos relevantes para a visualidade da cena.
Análise do Esquema do Sistema de Stanislávski
Authors: Lima Daniela de Castro , Albricker Vinícius Assunção
Published: September 2023

O presente artigo revela uma análise panorâmica e inédita, em língua portuguesa, do esquema do sistema de Konstantin Stanislávski. Trata-se do exame de uma rara ilustração presente nos manuscritos de Stanislávski de 1935, um desenho tanto esquemático quanto poético que pode sintetizar o complexo pensamento artístico e pedagógico desse encenador. Por meio da revisão da literatura acerca da obra desse autor, são discutidos cada um dos quinze componentes apresentados no esquema, considerando as suas interconexões e suas disposições no desenho. Nessa discussão, também são abordados conceitos e termos próprios do sistema, à luz de suas polêmicas interpretativas, a fim de contribuir com o estudo dos fundamentos da arte do ator segundo as premissas de Stanislávski.
Urgente (2016), um teatro de grupos
Authors: Pedra da Silva Marco Antonio
Published: September 2023

Nesta entrevista, os atores Cláudio Dias, Marcelo Sousa e Silva e Zé Walter Albinati, da Cia. Luna Lunera (BH), comentaram o processo de criação da peça Urgente (2016), escrita pela companhia em co-autoria com o Areas Coletivo de Arte (RJ). Os artistas abordaram os procedimentos criativos da dramaturgia e encenação do espetáculo; a recepção do público nas apresentações e nos ensaios abertos; e a presença da banda Constantina (BH) no processo de criação. A entrevista foi realizada na sede da Cia. Luna Lunera em janeiro de 2023.
Scientific Research On Sino-Uzbek Contrastive Linguistics Carried Out In Recent Years
Authors: Shoira Usmanova  , Shohistakhon Shamsieva,  , Nargiza Ismatullayeva
Published: September 2023

This article examines recent scientific studies on Chinese-Uzbek cross-linguistics, focusing on studies of euphemism and lacuna phenomena in both languages. Modern Chinese and Uzbek linguistics focus on the study of the language, particularly the lexicon, from a semantic, linguistic, and cultural perspective. The origins of household euphemisms in Chinese and Uzbek languages and the conceptual framework in which euphemisms are manifested were determined, and through the linguistic and cultural study of household euphemisms, conclusions were drawn about the distinctive and similar aspects of the worldviews of the two peoples. Identification, classification, and systematization of lacuna varieties were also addressed. The gaps in the Chinese and Uzbek languages are categorized thematically and analyzed. The methods for filling in and eradicating translation gaps are determined.
Focal placenta percreta mimicking subserous fibroid presenting as massive reactionary hemorrhage following cesarean delivery: A case report
Authors: Muruganandam Priyadharshini , Kumar Rajalakshmi , Pegu Bhabani , Rengaraj Sasirekha , Pappampatti Veena
Published: September 2023

Background: Reactionary hemorrhage is a severe complication of a cesarean section (CS) that may result from uterine atony, retained placental tissue, or ligature slippage. This case presents a rare cause of reactionary hemorrhage due to focal placenta invasion after CS presenting as hemoperitoneum.

Case presentation: A 32-year gravida 2 para 1 presented to the outpatient department at 39 gestational weeks. She was scheduled for elective CS and bilateral tubectomy given previous CS and cephalopelvic disproportion. Her antenatal routine ultrasound was unremarkable. Eight hours later, she was scheduled for an emergency relaparotomy for intraabdominal collection. Intraoperatively, there was bleeding from a focal placental invasion at the left cornua with omentum covering the placental mass and massive hemoperitoneum. She was transfused with 4, 4, and 6 units of packed cells, platelets, and fresh frozen plasma, respectively, and was discharged home.

Conclusion: Focal placenta percreta may present with hypotension and massive hemorrhage in the postpartum period; therefore, a high index of suspicion is required to detect and prevent complications intrapartum.
La formación de investigadores en el programa de lenguas extranjeras de la Universidad del Atlántico: una mirada desde el grupo de investigación language circle
Authors:   Universidad del Atlántico, Soto Molina Jairo Eduardo , Martínez Heredia Katia Milena ,   Universidad del Atlántico, Reyes Goitía Francis Adriana ,   Cranbrook Educational Community (USA)
Published: September 2023

Ante un mundo globalizado en el cual los medios de comunicación contribuyen, la mayoría de las veces, a procesos de enajenación ideológica, la escuela está llamada a brindarle la otra posibilidad de lectura de la realidad a los jóvenes de este tercer mundo y para esto se necesita de docentes comprometidos desde las aulas con sus proyectos de investigación, por tanto, la pertinencia de este libro se hace cada vez más necesaria, en nuestra vida académica.
1968: A Turning point in Hungarian literary politics and poetry
Authors:   SOFIA UNIVERSITY ST. KLIMENT OHRIDSKI, Bedech Laslo
Published: September 2023

In my study I examine the political and poetic changes in Hungary around 1968. The way in which Hungarian cultural politics tried to control literary life after the 1956 revolution and then changed this, partly out of necessity and partly because of accumulated tensions, from 1968 onwards, should be instructive for the international academic community. A little-studied question is how the political changes might have been related to the changes in poetry at that time, and I will try to answer this question in my study. I find that the response of Hungarian poets to political repression was both an ironic rejection of the role of the missionary poet and the inclusion of neo-avant-garde solutions expressing freedom in formal and linguistic terms in their poetic toolkit. My research required both a historical and a literary historical perspective. I began by describing the social constraints that led the political leadership to decide to relax censorship on literary life from 1968, and as a result, what was allowed to be published and what was still banned. Then I will show what poetic innovations the texts that were finally published brought to Hungarian literature.
About the Subject in Spanish and Chinese
Authors:   SOFIA UNIVERSITY ST. KLIMENT OHRIDSKI, Popva Milena , Tsankova Antonia ,   SOFIA UNIVERSITY ST. KLIMENT OHRIDSKI
Published: September 2023

The article studies the systemic regularities in the dynamic interplay between formal, semantic and pragmatic aspects of the subject in Spanish and Chinese. This approach focuses the attention on the universal and specific characteristics of the aforementioned syntactic category in typologically distinct languages, which provides an in-depth analysis of the ontology of the subject from a diachronic and synchronic point of view. The results of the empirical research are theorised from a typological perspective.
THE GLOBAL LANGUAGE OF TODAY
Authors:   SOFIA UNIVERSITY ST. KLIMENT OHRIDSKI, Dilkova Tsvetanka
Published: September 2023

This article is an attempt to shed light on the causes of the widespread spread of English around the world by turning it into a global language and global English. The criteria according to which a language can be considered a global language are set out. Its status inevitably has an impact on both the population of English-speaking countries and those who study it as a foreign language.
INTERACTIVITY IN ONLINE DISTANCE TEACHING OF ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Authors:   Academy of the Ministry of Interior, Gospodinova Tsvetelina
Published: September 2023

The article presents preliminary results of an experiment that investigates the effectiveness of interactive activities in teaching vocabulary and grammar to students at the Academy of the Ministry of Interior. The analysis shows impact of exclusively online distance learning environment and the different application of the technologies for enhancing interactivity have on the effective language learning experience.
The Effect of Location, Product Diversity, and Store Atmosphere on Increasing Customer Satisfaction
Authors: Azhari Azlan , Firman Ahmad , Khalik Abdul , Oktaviani Andi Ririn
Published: September 2023

The primary objective of this study is to empirically examine and evaluate the impact of location considerations, product diversity, and store atmosphere on customer satisfaction. All customers who conduct shopping activities at Toko 123 in Makassar comprise the demographic the researcher chose for this study's data source. Seventy respondents were included in the study, determined using Lemeshow's formulation. The utilized data source consists of primary data, specifically data that researchers have directly gathered by administering a questionnaire instrument to respondents. The data analysis methodology encompasses several components, including descriptive statistical analysis, validity testing, reliability testing, classical assumption testing, and hypothesis testing using multiple linear regression analysis, coefficient of determination testing, t-tests, and F-tests. The findings indicated that the location variable did not significantly impact consumer satisfaction when shopping at Toko 123 in Makassar. The effect of product diversity and store atmosphere on client happiness while shopping at Shop 123 in Makassar is noteworthy. The findings from the concurrent examination indicate that the independent variables of location, product diversity, and store atmosphere collectively substantially impact consumer satisfaction during the shopping experience at Shop 123 in Makassar.
Liver Involvement During Flare-ups in Pediatric SLE: Lupus Hepatitis vs. Other Causes
Authors: Utama Adelia Anggraini , Kisworini Priyanti , Raihan Raihan
Published: September 2023

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is an autoimmune disease characterized by production of autoantibodies that can affect multiorgan of the body, including the liver. Liver dysfunction is not part of the SLE classification criteria and rarely found compared to other organs. In patient with SLE with liver involvement signed by abnormal liver enzyme should consider whether it is SLE-associated hepatitis, known as lupus hepatitis, or cause by other entities such as drug-induced hepatitis, or a primary liver disease such as viral hepatitis and autoimmune hepatitis condition that coexisting with SLE. We are reporting a 13-year-old boy that has been diagnosed with SLE who had flare since he discontinued his medication by himself. He presented with jaundice, alopecia, oral ulcers, pale and malaise. Laboratory examination showed anemia, thrombocytopenia, elevated transaminases and bilirubin level. It is important to differentiate the cause of deranged liver function test in patient with SLE, because other entities may present similar to lupus hepatitis, but they have a different management and prognosis.
Optimal intervention: Flexible Fiberoptic Bronchoscopy’s Role in Chronic Aspiration Foreign Body Removal
Authors: Zulfikar Teuku , Akbar Syarial , Arnanda Rifian
Published: September 2023

Foreign body aspiration in the lower airway is prevalent among children under 5 years old and rare among adults, except in cases of neurodegenerative or neuromuscular conditions. This condition is linked to substantial morbidity, necessitating awareness of potential complications. Flexible bronchoscopy stands as a primary method for foreign body removal. We present a case of a 56-year-old male who aspirated a denture 15 years ago. Recent symptoms encompassed persistent hemoptysis, worsening over two weeks, accompanied by mucopurulent sputum, fever, chest pain, and dyspnea. Physical examination indicated shortness of breath with positive rhonchi. X-ray revealed tubular opacities and atelectasis. Two days post-admission, flexible bronchoscopy exposed moderate mucopurulent secretion in both bronchial trees, with multifocal hyperemic edematous mucosal changes in the right bronchial tree. A denture was successfully extracted from the lower left lobe during the procedure. Treatment included antibiotics, bronchodilators, and mucolytics. Flexible fiberoptic bronchoscopy's adaptability allows local anesthesia usage, reducing costs and risks. The integration of high-definition imaging in flexible bronchoscopes enhances airway visualization and foreign body localization, ensuring precise and safe removal.
Nancy Pontika and the seminal Open Science Taxonomy [Interviwe given to Nivaldo Calixto Ribeiro]
Authors: Pontika Nancy
Published: September 2023

Nancy Pontika also created the Introduction to Open Science course for the FOSTER project and the Introduction to Text and Data Mining course for the OpenMinTeD project. The latter is aimed at non-technical research support employees and aims, with practical exercises, to help them understand the concept of Text and Data Mining, a field that has been gaining attention from funders and researchers. In 2019, Nancy was one of the authors who won the Vannevar Bush Award for Best Article for Do authors deposit on time? Tracking open access policy compliance (HERRMANNOVA; PONTIKA; KNOTH, 2019), presented at the Joint Conference on Digital Libraries.