bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Supporting Food Self-Sufficiency to Increase The Economy of The Village
Authors: Iffan M , Bastian J 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
This study aims to describe the function of Village Mutual Funds managed by Village-Owned Enterprises in maximizing natural resources to improve the economy of rural communities. The method used was information gathering by observing the growth of mutual funds in Indonesia and the distribution of food products, and observing data from Village-Owned Enterprises on the internet. The results of this study are to identify how much percentage of the profits obtained by Village-Owned Enterprises if they work together with the Village Mutual Funds. This research was conducted by discussing the Mutual Fund system, Empowerment of Village-Owned Enterprises, and Food Self-Sufficiency in the village economy. Technological developments make it easier for people, especially in business and more comfortable for people to invest and don’t even have to leave home using only cell phones and the internet can be done quickly and efficiently.
Assessing hierarchical model of word of mouth in social media: its implication for entrepreneurs
Authors: Sarah I S , Suhartanto D , Suhaeni T 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The purpose of this study is to find out how to assess the hierarchical model by word of mouth on social media. The growth of the Internet and social networking sites made social media word-of-mouth (WOM) has the power to reach more people and is therefore perceived as the most efficient and effective tool for business entrepreneurs for advertising and publicity of their products and services. However, there is lack of consensuses on how to develop strategic social media campaign due to the dynamics of activities based on the platforms. To fill this gap, this study developed an instrument to measure social media WOM activities and test the relationship between these activities using partial least square (PLS). This research uses descriptive analysis method. The finding confirmed the hierarchical relationship of WOM social media activities, namely. “consuming” strongly lead to “contributing” and “creating” activities, and “contributing” influenced “creating” activity. The results of this research is the potential impact to help entrepreneurs who use social media to maintain their relationships with consumers. It can be concluded it is important to administer the three social media WOM activities simultaneously to achieve a consistent social media presence. Experimental and incomplete social media utilization that has been practiced by most entrepreneurs to this day will spare social media marketing full potential.
Social Media Opportunities as a Culinary Business
Authors: Zulfikar R , Asnawi A 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Social media is now straightforward to use and accessible for anyone including in the business world as a market opportunity. The purpose of this scientific work is to explore the use of social media in attracting consumer’s attention to the culinary business as a promotional medium. In this scientific work the author used descriptive methods that provided a detailed description of the matter in writing. The results of the writing made to see the scope of social media influence the selling power of the culinary business. The discussion in this study refers to social media studies that foster business opportunities which focus on the culinary world. In conclusion, social media has a massive chance in the culinary business to fascinating consumers. Also, promoting in social media lessen the promotional costs than promoting conventionally, it is making the entrepreneurs easier in order to offer their products to public.
Advantage E-Commerce Technology in Ornamental Plant Business
Authors: Hasanah H , Tirtana R A 
Published: November 2019

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The purpose of this research is to find out the effectiveness of using e-commerce in ornamental plant business, and what benefits can be made for ornamental plant farmers. This research used a descriptive method for a complete review of the situation that occurred at the time of the study, the results of this study to find out how much results can be obtained if using e-commerce in the world of ornamental plant business, and what benefits can be made by ornamental plant farmers, this research is conducted by discussing how orders, sales and payments transactions are made using e-commerce, the results of this research that e-commerce can improve sales efficiency for ornamental plant farmers, of course e-commerce technology can affect the level of ornamental plant sales
Influence of Online Store on Public Enthusiasm on Japanese Anime Culture Merchandise
Authors: Narulita Y , Gustiana I 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The purpose of this study was to find out how much public enthusiasm for Japanese anime merchandise was seen based on the sales of the merchandise. This research uses a purposive sampling method with non-random sampling technique. Nonrandom sampling is used to determine the specific characteristics that are in accordance with the research objectives. The specific characteristics of sampling that are used as criteria are the seller and the level of sales. So that the final results of this study can be known the influence of the level of sales of Japanese anime merchandise to the enthusiasm of the community in entrepreneurship to become the seller of these products.
Accounting Application for Small Medium Enterprises
Authors: Suhayati E , Riandani I 
Published: November 2019

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This paper aims to show the benefits of accounting applications for small and medium business enterprises (SMEs), as a means to shape entrepreneurs in managing business financial data, easily and safely because making financial data manually is a way that carries a high risk. The method used was a method of description that is by reviewing research that has been made before. The results of this study indicate the use of accounting applications that helps entrepreneurs in processing financial data easily, because it is done automatically and managed with real-time count. Unlike the manual recording that spends time only to register and calculate financial statements one by one. This result is observed in the way that employees do data management. Users of accounting applications are easy to record, calculate daily transactions. Whereas cafes that record manual data, they would spend a lot of time calculating their financial data one by one. The conclusion of the results of this study proves that the use of applications helps entrepreneurs in managing finances in an easy and reliable way.
Marketing Services in the Field of Photography and Videography Using Information Technology
Authors: Satia F B , Wahab D A 
Published: November 2019

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The purpose of this study is to find out how the internet can help photography and videography in attracting consumer attention. This research used a descriptive method. The results of this study state that it turns out that the field of photography and videography has a large influence in attracting the attention of consumers. Therefore, it is hoped that every business must be able to use the internet or platform as a form of business development, not only in the field of photography and videography but also other business fields. It can be concluded that the internet can be very helpful in the promotion of products or services that we have.
Marketing Communication of Beauty Products Using Information Technology
Authors: Almira I R , Nazhar R D 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
This study intends to study Marketing Communication Brun Brun Paris through Social Media. This research approach was qualitative using descriptive methods. The results of this study indicates that Brun Brun Paris’s Marketing Communication uses marketing communications developed with the preparation and development of promotional and advertising media. Media execution and communication applications are carried out through personal selling and direct selling activities. Situation monitoring and analysis includes monitoring and adjusting strategies that occur in the field. The conclusion of this research is that marketing communication that has been carried out by Brun Brun Paris has been thorough, because of the marketing communication activities of Brun Brun Paris utilizing the media, namely social media effectively to be involved in conducting promotional and advertising activities.
System Performance Measurement Using Web Server Log Files Method and Sink’s Seven Performance Criteria in Multichannel System Architecture
Authors: Asrianto R , Kerlooza Y 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The purpose of system of updating population data with a multichannel architecture helps to simplify and streamline population data service procedures. This study builds a model of performance measurement in system processes using a multichannel system. The research method uses quantitative methods. Performance is seen in terms of productivity, effectiveness, efficiency, quality, quality, innovation, quality of work life and profitability in processes and sub-processes in multichannel systems. The results of this study get a critical area; namely the achievement of outputs that are not in line with the very poor product achievement standards, an increase in RnD is not optimal, employee trainees are not in accordance with the target, and work accidents are high. This paper uses multichannel performance measurement by determining key performance indicators (KPI) and performing performance measurements by recording processes on a multi-channel system with the Seven Sink Criteria method to produce standard performance measurements with the system automatically. In conclusion we can measure performance in SIAK using a multi-channel system, by calculating activity in the system. Even though there are two KPIs that cannot be measured by the system, they can still be combined using a weighted average value. Then we get a value that can be compared with the performance of the service unit to determine the performance conditions.
Invisible in Architecture Confront the Green Architecture
Authors: Abioso W S 
Published: November 2019

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This paper intended to discover how the invisible in architecture in the perspective of behaviour environment, confront the green value in architecture. The invisible in architecture understood as tangible architecture or space, but for some reasons taking place effectively invisible. A cradle–to–grave even a cradle–to–cradle paradigm of green design is still flourishing and many architects still use them, but among many designs still leave the unexpected effectively invisible spaces. The study conducted over and done with literature studies in descriptive manner. The aim of this study enquires the designers beside should keep a cradle–to–grave even a cradle–to–cradle paradigm in action, should be taking into account architectural basic order and spatial order in tremendous way and considering human behaviour in such order, clear function, versatile space, and proximity. This actually can be able to decrease the invisible in architecture. Furthermore, it can be able to reduce even avoid wasting resources, inefficiency, and degradation of the green value. The simple and old theories of architecture if applied in tremendous way, actually can help to overcome the new problems particularly the invisible in architecture in regard with confrontation to the green architecture.
Role of Technology for Interior Design Sectors in Creative Economic Development
Authors: Hasti N , Kusnia G 
Published: November 2019

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The purpose of this research is to find out and describe the technology used to develop the creative economy. This study used a qualitative approach with descriptive methods, to explain the facts and conditions that occur at this time. The results of this study indicate that technological developments in the interior design sector can produce works that are innovative, efficient, and have benefits in creative economic development. With CAD (Computer Aided Design) it is very helpful for architects and designers to design their projects with full accuracy, can save more time and money use more efficiently. From the results of CAD (Computer Aided Design) technology in the field of interior design, it can be applied in detail and detail to the elements. Of course with the development of technology that can affect the creative economy.
Convolution Neural Network for Text Mining and Natural Language Processing
Authors: Widiastuti N I 
Published: November 2019

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The objective of this study is to get an overview of the improvements applied in a number of studies and problems that have not been resolved. We have surveyed more than 30 scientific articles obtained from scientific article portals such as Science Direct, IEEE explore, Arxiv, and Google Scholar. Based on this abstract, we obtain similarities and differences based on the problem solved, the pre-processing method for data input, and the approach taken to achieve the goal. The results show that some problems have not been resolved by CNN in the text mining domain and NLP. This happens because CNN is used to solve problems in each case such as sentiment analysis, classification of documents or NLP cases such as entities and their relationships, or semantic representation. CNN that is proficient in image classification has proven its ability to process text. Appropriate data representations and methods have brought that success. However, a number of studies only convey the results they are working on. No one has specifically discussed high computing problems on CNN with consistent and measurable parameters. Thus there are still many studies that use CNN for mining text and NLP are still open to completion
Database Migration Strategies and Techniques to Minimize Unexpected Dysfunctionality
Authors: Fahmi A , Putra Y H 
Published: November 2019

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The purpose of this research is to develop good data migration strategies and techniques. To ensure the speed and accuracy of the process and also measure the quality of data from pre-migration and post-migration data we use the “Phased Migration Strategy” method. The results of this study are offering speed and timeliness without causing data loss or damage, maintaining consistency and integrity of the schema table structure resulting from data migration, especially in mapping data types, to match the structure in the original database, to minimize unexpected disfunctionality. From these results in a number of other cases, a new system was developed to replace the old one which became too complicated or out of date and which held back further modification and evolution. This system is known as a “legacy” system. The rate of increase or at least a change from one system to another will not slow down in the near future. In fact, the process of migrating data from the legacy system will continue to be accelerated in the coming years.
Sustainable Green Chemical Processing of Surfactant Synthesized from Bagasse for Enhanced Oil Recovery using Microwave Radiation
Authors: Setiati R , Siregar S , Marhaendrajana T , Wahyuningrum D , Listyani A 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The purpose of this research is to show the processing of surfactants from bagasse with the green chemical concept that is using vegetable raw materials. This is a laboratory research method, which synthesized become sodium ligno sulfonate (SLS) surfactant using two processes, hydrolisys and sulfonation with a green chemical process that is using microwave radiation (Microwave-Assisted Organic Synthesis / MAOS). In addition to performing functional group analysis, characterization was carried out by analyzing the structure of the lignin amination product by measuring 1H-NMR with the results of the formation of alkene groups, sulfonate groups and carboxylates. The Microwave-assisted Organic Synthesis (MAOS) method has succeeded in synthesizing contaminated and alkylated lignin derivative compounds from bagasse lignin and synthesizing lignosulfonicderivatives. Derivatives of lignosulfonate synthesized from bagasse can be done with a green chemical processes that are environmentally friendly. Impact of the reasearch is waste of the bagasse can be used as a product that has added value for the oil sector in Indonesia.
Ensemble Undersampling to Handle Unbalanced Class on Cross-Project Defect Prediction
Authors: Saifudin A , Heryadi Y , Lukas  
Published: November 2019

Abstract
There has been much research which proposed for cross-project software defect prediction models but no models that perform very well with various datasets in general. Software defect dataset usually imbalanced because it contains far more the not defected modules than the defected modules. Class imbalances in the dataset can reduce the performance of classifiers in the software defect prediction model. In this study proposed a Random Undersampling algorithm to balance classes and ensemble techniques to reduce misclassification. The ensemble technique used is the AdaBoost and Bagging algorithm. The results showed that the software defect prediction model that integrates the Random Undersampling algorithm and AdaBoost provides better performance and can find more defects than other models.
Data Visualization of Plant Resistant Towards Plant Disease At PT. East-West Seed Indonesia
Authors: Dharmayanti D , Bachtiar A M , Santoso M A D 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The purpose of this study is to produce appropriate data visualization in the domain of plant resistance cases used in understanding information for plant pathology researchers. The method used in this study was data visualization. The results in this study shows slow handling of the dangers of attacks by the pest so that production decreases will occur again. An effective way to present information is to turn it into a form of visual information. This research produces visualization designs to be implemented in the form of software prototypes. Thus, plant pathology researchers can understand the information they need with the results of this visualization.
E-creative Industry Based on Japanese Culture
Authors: Sitanggang A S , Akbar M R 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The purpose of this research is to identify the development of Indonesia creative industry influenced by the Japanese culture. The method used in this research was descriptive with literature method, using an online article, library books, and other printed media to get a result according to an overview of the situations related to the variable being examined. The result of this research is to see how far the development of Indonesia creative industry influenced by the Japanese culture. This research was done by discussing the influence of Japanese culture in the development of Indonesia creative industry and the hope of the creative industry in Indonesia in the future. From the movement of this creative industry developed by the young generation of Indonesia now, it is hoped that the entry of Japanese subculture coming to Indonesia will be introduced properly and correctly will adjust both the ethics and morality of Indonesian culture, whether it is popular Indonesian culture or subculture.
Model of Supply Chain Management for Food Product Industry Companies
Authors: Widianty U D , Harihayati T 
Published: November 2019

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The purpose of this research is to produce an SCM model that can be used as a reference by the Head of the Procurement Section and the Head of the Distribution Division in controlling each activity in the supply chain, covering activities from upstream to downstream in the food industry. This study used descriptive analysis method. The Head of the Procurement Section in planning the determination of the number of raw materials that must be held for production activities sometimes has difficulty in determining the right amount of raw materials to be held and ordered to suppliers so that the stock of raw materials in the warehouse is deficient or sometimes excessive. The result was a problem that occur in the Upstream which has an impact in the downstream, namely the Head of Distribution Division. The distribution activities has difficulty in scheduling distribution. It can be concluded that Single Moving Average is a type of forecasting method that can be used in completing the determination of raw materials that must be held in procurement activities, while the company’s business processes can be used in making the distribution schedule.
Study on quenching sensitivity of 7097 aluminum alloy
Authors: Xie Peng , Chen Kanghua , Chen Songyi , Ye Shengping , Jiao Huibin , Huang Lanping 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The time-temperature-property (TTP) and the time-temperature-transformation (TTT) curves of 7097 aluminum alloy are determined by interrupted quenching experiments in order to investigate the quench sensitivity. The quenching sensitive zone is 230 °C–370 °C, and the nose temperature and transformation time are about 320 °C and 1.2 s, respectively. The evolution of quench-induced precipitates during different isothermal temperatures treatment has been observed by the transmission electron microscope. The number and size of quench-induced precipitates are gradually increased with the extension of isothermal holding time. Moreover, the quenching sensitivity of 7097 aluminum alloy is lower than that of 7055 aluminum alloy and 7050 aluminum alloy, but higher than that of 7085 aluminum alloy, and the influence of alloy composition on the quenching sensitivity is investigated.
Logarithmic stability of an inverse problem for Biot’s consolidation system in poro-elasticity
Authors: Zhang Wensheng , Jiang Zifan 
Published: November 2019

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In this paper, we consider a coupled system of mixed hyperbolic-parabolic type, which describes Biot’s consolidation model in poro-elasticity. We study an inverse problem of determining five spatially varying coefficients in the model, i.e. two Lamé coefficients, the secondary consolidation effects and two densities, by three measurements of displacement in an arbitrary subboundary and temperature in an arbitrary neighborhood of the boundary over a time interval. By assuming that, in a neighborhood of the boundary of the spatial domain, the densities, secondary consolidation effects and the Lamé coefficients are known, we prove a logarithmic stability estimate for the inverse problem.
Evaluating the Utility of Coarsened Exact Matching for Pharmacoepidemiology Using Real and Simulated Claims Data
Authors: Ripollone John E , Huybrechts Krista F , Rothman Kenneth J , Ferguson Ryan E , Franklin Jessica M 
Published: November 2019

AbstractCoarsened exact matching (CEM) is a matching method proposed as an alternative to other techniques commonly used to control confounding. We compared CEM with 3 techniques that have been used in pharmacoepidemiology: propensity score matching, Mahalanobis distance matching, and fine stratification by propensity score (FS). We evaluated confounding control and effect-estimate precision using insurance claims data from the Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly (1999–2002) and Medicaid Analytic eXtract (2000–2007) databases (United States) and from simulated claims-based cohorts. CEM generally achieved the best covariate balance. However, it often led to high bias and low precision of the risk ratio due to extreme losses in study size and numbers of outcomes (i.e., sparse data bias)—especially with larger covariate sets. FS usually was optimal with respect to bias and precision and always created good covariate balance. Propensity score matching usually performed almost as well as FS, especially with higher index exposure prevalence. The performance of Mahalanobis distance matching was relatively poor. These findings suggest that CEM, although it achieves good covariate balance, might not be optimal for large claims-database studies with rich covariate information; it might be ideal if only a few (&lt;10) strong confounders must be controlled.