bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
A comprehensive survey of convergence analysis of beetle antennae search algorithm and its applications
Authors: Chen Changzu , Cao Li , Chen Yaodan , Chen Binhe , Yue Yinggao 
Published: May 2024

AbstractIn recent years, swarm intelligence optimization algorithms have been proven to have significant effects in solving combinatorial optimization problems. Introducing the concept of evolutionary computing, which is currently a hot research topic, into swarm intelligence optimization algorithms to form novel swarm intelligence optimization algorithms has proposed a new research direction for better solving combinatorial optimization problems. The longhorn beetle whisker search algorithm is an emerging heuristic algorithm, which originates from the simulation of longhorn beetle foraging behavior. This algorithm simulates the touch strategy required by longhorn beetles during foraging, and achieves efficient search in complex problem spaces through bioheuristic methods. This article reviews the research progress on the search algorithm for longhorn beetles from 2017 to present. Firstly, the basic principle and model structure of the beetle whisker search algorithm were introduced, and its differences and connections with other heuristic algorithms were analyzed. Secondly, this paper summarizes the research achievements of scholars in recent years on the improvement of longhorn whisker search algorithms. Then, the application of the beetle whisker search algorithm in various fields was explored, including function optimization, engineering design, and path planning. Finally, this paper summarizes the research achievements of scholars in recent years on the improvement of the longhorn whisker search algorithm, and proposes future research directions, including algorithm deep learning fusion, processing of multimodal problems, etc. Through this review, readers will have a comprehensive understanding of the research status and prospects of the longhorn whisker search algorithm, providing useful guidance for its application in practical problems.
Seismic performance assessment of an existing anchored and a self-anchored liquid storage tank in high seismic regions
Authors: Erkmen Bulent 
Published: May 2024

AbstractThis study presents seismic performance of two existing at-grade industrial liquid-storage tanks located in the Eastern part of Marmara region, which is a high seismic region in Turkey. The first tank is self-anchored (unanchored) and has been in service for 44 years, while the other tank is mechanically anchored to a reinforced concrete foundation and has been in service for 50 years. Tanks seismic performance is evaluated using tank time-history earthquake analyses with recorded ground motions scaled for each tank site. The liquid content was included in the developed model using provisions of API 650. Tanks base uplift, sliding on the foundation, tank shell and bottom plate damage, and demand on tank anchorage were determined. The results shows that self-anchored tank has base plate uplift and sliding that are larger than the allowable limits while the mechanically anchored tank has acceptable seismic performance with potential seismic damage of tank anchorage system. The findings of this study contribute valuable insight into the seismic performance of existing liquid storage tanks in the region under new seismic regulations and increased seismic loads than those used for their design.
Parental Involvement in Adolescent Psychological Interventions: A Meta-analysis
Authors: Pine Abigail E. , Baumann Mary G. , Modugno Gabriella , Compas Bruce E. 
Published: May 2024

AbstractPsychological interventions for adolescents have shown mixed efficacy, and including parents in interventions may be an important avenue to improve treatment outcomes. Evidence from meta-analyses examining the role of parents in interventions for youth is inconsistent and has typically combined findings for both children and adolescents together. No prior meta-analysis has examined the specific role of parents in adolescent interventions as compared with interventions focused solely on adolescents across several disorders. To address this gap, systematic literature reviews were conducted utilizing a combination of searches among keywords including (parent * OR family) AND (intervention OR therap * OR treatment OR prevent*) AND (adolescen*). Inclusion criteria were (1) a randomized controlled trial of an individual psychological intervention compared to the same intervention with a parental component, and (2) adolescents must have at least current symptoms or risk to be included. Literature searches identified 20 trials (N = 1251). Summary statistics suggested that interventions involving parents in treatment have a significantly greater impact on adolescent psychopathology when compared to interventions that targeted adolescents alone (g = − 0.18, p < .01, 95% CI [− 0.30, − 0.07]). Examination with symptom type (internalizing or externalizing) as a moderator found that the significant difference remained for externalizing (g = − 0.20, p = .01, 95% CI [− 0.35, − 0.05]) but not internalizing psychopathology (p = .11). Findings provide evidence of the importance of including parents in adolescent therapy, particularly for externalizing problems.
Analyzing learner language: the case of the Hebrew Learner Essay Corpus
Authors: Gafni Chen , Herzig Sheinfux Livnat , Klunover Hadar , Bar Siman Tov Anat , Prior Anat , Wintner Shuly 
Published: May 2024

AbstractWe present the Hebrew Learner Essay Corpus (HELEECS): an annotated corpus of Hebrew language argumentative essays authored by prospective higher-education students. The corpus includes essays by two main populations: (1) essays by native speakers of Hebrew, written as part of the psychometric exam that is used to assess their future success in academic studies; (2) essays by non-native speakers of Hebrew, with three different native languages (Arabic, French, and Russian), that were written as part of a language aptitude test. The corpus is uniformly encoded and stored. The non-native essays were annotated with target hypotheses (i.e., hypothesized intended formulations in standard written Hebrew). The corpus is available for research purposes upon request. We describe the corpus and the error correction and annotation schemes used in its analysis. In addition to introducing this new resource, we discuss the challenges of identifying and analyzing non-native language use. Among these challenges are determining whether the language used in a particular utterance is native-like, and determining the target hypothesis when language use is non-native-like. We propose various ways for dealing with these challenges.
Cross-linguistically consistent semantic and syntactic annotation of child-directed speech
Authors: Szubert Ida , Abend Omri , Schneider Nathan , Gibbon Samuel , Mahon Louis , Goldwater Sharon , Steedman Mark 
Published: May 2024

AbstractCorpora of child speech and child-directed speech (CDS) have enabled major contributions to the study of child language acquisition, yet semantic annotation for such corpora is still scarce and lacks a uniform standard. Semantic annotation of CDS is particularly important for understanding the nature of the input children receive and developing computational models of child language acquisition. For example, under the assumption that children are able to infer meaning representations for (at least some of) the utterances they hear, the acquisition task is to learn a grammar that can map novel adult utterances onto their corresponding meaning representations, in the face of noise and distraction by other contextually possible meanings. To study this problem and to develop computational models of it, we need corpora that provide both adult utterances and their meaning representations, ideally using annotation that is consistent across a range of languages in order to facilitate cross-linguistic comparative studies. This paper proposes a methodology for constructing such corpora of CDS paired with sentential logical forms, and uses this method to create two such corpora, in English and Hebrew. The approach enforces a cross-linguistically consistent representation, building on recent advances in dependency representation and semantic parsing. Specifically, the approach involves two steps. First, we annotate the corpora using the Universal Dependencies (UD) scheme for syntactic annotation, which has been developed to apply consistently to a wide variety of domains and typologically diverse languages. Next, we further annotate these data by applying an automatic method for transducing sentential logical forms (LFs) from UD structures. The UD and LF representations have complementary strengths: UD structures are language-neutral and support consistent and reliable annotation by multiple annotators, whereas LFs are neutral as to their syntactic derivation and transparently encode semantic relations. Using this approach, we provide syntactic and semantic annotation for two corpora from CHILDES: Brown’s Adam corpus (English; we annotate $$\approx$$
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80% of its child-directed utterances), all child-directed utterances from Berman’s Hagar corpus (Hebrew). We verify the quality of the UD annotation using an inter-annotator agreement study, and manually evaluate the transduced meaning representations. We then demonstrate the utility of the compiled corpora through (1) a longitudinal corpus study of the prevalence of different syntactic and semantic phenomena in the CDS, and (2) applying an existing computational model of language acquisition to the two corpora and briefly comparing the results across languages.
The Island of Cyprus through the Eyes of Eighteenth Century Travelers: A Deep Map
Authors: Manzetti Maria Cristina 
Published: May 2024

AbstractTraveling and recording the adventures lived abroad in travelogues was a common practice among European aristocrats in the eighteenth century. The travel journals are filled with descriptions of the places they visited, but also with characterizations of their impressions and emotions evoked by historical landmarks. This paper aims to explore the sensations of northern and central European travelers to investigate the identity and sense of place of Cyprus, as experienced by the travelers, through deep mapping. The exploration of impressions focuses on seven categories: places, points of interest, people, hospitality, accessibility, landscape, and food/drinks. The impressions expressed by words in the travelogues are coded in a five-point scale to be able to obtain statistics from the geodatabase created in GIS. The result is a bunch of maps that show the diverse level of pleasantness according to the various places and historical landmarks visited. Moreover, this paper demonstrates the importance of combining quantitative and qualitative data through digital tools in archaeological and historical research.
References for Small Fluorescence Quantum Yields
Authors: Morshedi Mahbobeh , Zimmermann Simon L. , Klaverkamp David , Gilch Peter 
Published: May 2024

AbstractThree compounds with fluorescence quantum yields in the range of 10− 5 to 10− 4 and emission spectra covering the UV/Vis spectral range are suggested as new references for the determination of small fluorescence quantum yields. The compounds are thymidine (dT) in water, dibenzoylmethane (DBM) in ethanol, and malachite green chloride (MG) in water, representing the blue, green, and red regions of the spectrum, respectively. All compounds are easily handled, photostable, and commercially available. Furthermore, these compounds exhibit a mirror-image symmetry between their absorption and fluorescence spectra. This symmetry, along with closely aligned fluorescence excitation and absorption spectra, confirms that the observed emissions originate from the compounds themselves. The fluorescence quantum yields were determined via a relative approach as well as Strickler-Berg analysis in conjunction with time resolved fluorescence spectroscopy. Within the respective error margins, the two approaches yielded identical results.
QUEST-DMC: Background Modelling and Resulting Heat Deposit for a Superfluid Helium-3 Bolometer
Authors: Autti S. , Casey A. , Eng N. , Darvishi N. , Franchini P. , Haley R. P. , Heikkinen P. J. , Kemp A. , Leason E. , Levitin L. V. , Monroe J. , March-Russel J. , Noble M. T. , Prance J. R. , Rojas X. , Salmon T. , Saunders J. , Smith R. , Thompson M. D. , Tsepelin V. , West S. M. , Whitehead L. , Zhang K. , Zmeev D. E. 
Published: May 2024

AbstractWe report the results of radioactivity assays and heat leak calculations for a range of common cryogenic materials, considered for use in the QUEST-DMC superfluid $$^3$$

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He dark matter detector. The bolometer, instrumented with nanomechanical resonators, will be sensitive to energy deposits from dark matter interactions. Events from radioactive decays and cosmic rays constitute a significant background and must be precisely modelled, using a combination of material screening and Monte Carlo simulations. However, the results presented here are of wider interest for experiments and quantum devices sensitive to minute heat leaks and spurious events, thus we present heat leak per unit mass or surface area for every material studied. This can inform material choices for other experiments, especially if underground operation is considered – where the radiogenic backgrounds will dominate even at shallow depths.
On the Basic Properties and the Structure of Power Cells
Authors: Allevi Elisabetta , Martínez-Legaz Juan Enrique , Riccardi Rossana 
Published: May 2024

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Does Employment Status Matter for Emerging Adult Identity Development and Life Satisfaction? A Two-wave Longitudinal Study
Authors: Hatano Kai , Hihara Shogo , Tsuzuki Manabu , Nakama Reiko , Sugimura Kazumi 
Published: May 2024

AbstractLate emerging adulthood is pivotal for identity exploration and development and is interrelated with life satisfaction. In the development of identity and life satisfaction, it is important to have a stable employment status that supports the foundation of life. However, the interrelationships among identity, life satisfaction, and employment status in late emerging adulthood are unclear. Using a two-wave longitudinal survey, this study examined identity development and whether the relationship between identity and life satisfaction varies by employment status. Participants included 875 Japanese emerging adults (65.5% women, Mage = 24.74, SDage = 0.44). Multivariate analysis of variance showed that identity synthesis decreased for those who lost their jobs or those who changed from being full-time to part-time employment. Additionally, individuals with full-time employment had higher identity synthesis and lower confusion than those with part-time or no employment. Multi-group path analysis indicated that identity synthesis was positively associated with life satisfaction and confusion was negatively associated, and these relationships did not differ by employment status. These findings suggest that identity development in late emerging adulthood varies by employment status and that the association between identity and life satisfaction may not be moderated by employment status. Overall, this study contributes to elucidating the characteristics of identity development along employment status and its relationship to life satisfaction in late emerging adulthood.
Leaders of Peer Groups in Chinese Early Adolescents: The Roles of Social, Academic, and Psychological Characteristics in Group Leadership
Authors: Zhou Jiaxi , Chen Xinyin , Li Dan , Liu Junsheng , Cui Liying 
Published: May 2024

AbstractLeadership in peer groups is an important issue in adolescent socioemotional development, yet it has received limited attention in research. This one-year longitudinal study examined peer group leadership and the roles of social, academic, and psychological characteristics in the dynamics of group leadership. Participants included 1061 Chinese students (initial mean age =11.17 years; SD = 6.98 months; 49.4% female). Data were collected from peer assessments, teacher ratings, and self-reports. The longitudinal social network analysis (SIENA) indicated that peer group leadership was fluid with leadership status evolving over time across groups in a hierarchical manner. Adolescents displaying higher social competence and aggression and lower shyness were more likely to become group leaders. Academic performance and loneliness were not significantly associated with the dynamics of peer group leadership. The results help understand peer group leadership and contributions of social behaviors to the attainment of leadership status in peer groups in early adolescence.
Perfil revisado: Vicente Aleixandre, Antonio Machado y otros lectores de Carolina Coronado en la Edad de Plata
Authors: Cabello Estefanía 
Published: May 2024

AbstractImportant authors of the Spanish Silver Age such as Vicente Aleixandre or Antonio Machado show, at some point in their work, the reading and influence of the romantic writer Carolina Coronado (1820–1911). This article analyses the reception of Coronado's work in Vicente Aleixandre's La Destrucción o el Amor (1935) (specifically, in the poem "La luna es una ausencia", which the author dedicated to her) as well as in Antonio Machado's poem “A José María Palacio”, present in the second edition of his book Campos de Castilla (1917). It also traces the peculiar presence of the author in the work of other twentieth century writers such as Ramón Sijé or Gerardo Diego; but it mainly focuses on the authorial image that they all construct of Coronado, as well as the aspects and motifs that most interested them in her writing.
Dynamics and energy harvesting from parametrically coupled self-excited electromechanical oscillator
Authors: Sani Godwin , Bednarek Maksymilian , Witkowski Krzysztof , Awrejcewicz Jan 
Published: May 2024

AbstractThe investigated parametrically coupled electromechanical structure is composed of a mechanical Duffing oscillator whose mass sits on a moving belt surface. The driving electrical network is a van der Pol oscillator whose aim is to actuate the attached DC motor to provide some rotatry unbalances and parametric coupling in the vibrating structure. The coupled oscillator is applied to energy harvesting and overcomes the limitation of low energy generation associated with a single oscillator of this kind. The system was solved analytically and validated by numerical methods. The global dynamics of the structure were investigated, and nonlinear phenomena such as Neimark–Sacker bifurcation, discontinuity-induced bifurcation, grazing–sliding, and bifurcation to multiple tori were identified. These nonlinear behaviors affect the harvested energy at bifurcation points, resulting in jumps from one energy level to another. In addition to harnessing the highest energy under hard parametric coupling, the coupling ensures that higher and more useful energy is harvested over a wider range of belt speeds. Finally, the qualitative validation of the numerical concept by experimental setup verifies the workings of the model.
Диссимилятивный вокализм: три говора
Authors: Dyachenko Svetlana V. , Pronina Mariia , Knyazev Sergey V. 
Published: May 2024

АннотацияСтатья посвящена исследованию предударного вокализма трёх акающих говоров, расположенных на максимальном удалении друг от друга: в Смоленской, Тамбовской и Костромской областях. Результаты аудитивного, инструментального и статистического анализа материала подтверждают исходную гипотезу о постепенном характере фонологизации фонетических явлений. Так, в говорах, характеризующихся фонологическим противопоставлением жиздринского типа, сохраняются следы старой коартикуляционной количественной зависимости предударных гласных от ударных, проявляющиеся в наличии статистически значимых контрастов по длительности гласных, не совпадающих с линией фонологизации; в частности, между длительностью предударных гласных перед ударными гласными верхнего подъёма, с одной стороны, и среднего подъёма – с другой. Кроме того, в говорах с диссимилятивным вокализмом обнаруживаются статистически значимые контрасты по качеству (значению первой форманты гласных), свидетельствующие о коартикуляционных явлениях ассимилятивного типа и о зависимости характера реализации гласных первого предударного слога от твёрдости/мягкости последующего согласного. Таким образом, в разных говорах контраст между предударными гласными в зависимости от позиционных условий может быть выражен разными средствами – преимущественно количественно, преимущественно качественно или с использованием обоих этих принципов.
A federated learning approach to network intrusion detection using residual networks in industrial IoT networks
Authors: Chaurasia Nisha , Ram Munna , Verma Priyanka , Mehta Nakul , Bharot Nitesh 
Published: May 2024

AbstractThis paper introduces a sophisticated approach to network security, with a primary emphasis on utilizing deep learning for intrusion detection. In real-world scenarios, the high dimensionality of training data poses challenges for simple deep learning models and can lead to vanishing gradient issues with complex neural networks. Additionally, uploading network traffic data to a central server for training raises privacy concerns. To tackle these issues, the paper introduces a Residual Network (ResNet)-based deep learning model trained using a federated learning approach. The ResNet effectively tackles the vanishing gradient problem, while federated learning enables multiple Internet Service Providers (ISPs) or clients to engage in joint training without sharing their data with third parties. This approach enhances accuracy through collaborative learning while maintaining privacy. Experimental results on the X-IIoTID dataset indicate that the proposed model outperforms conventional deep learning and machine learning methods in terms of accuracy and other metrics used for evaluation. Specifically, the proposed methodology achieved 99.43% accuracy in a centralized environment and 99.16% accuracy in a federated environment.