bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
The interrogative flip with illocutionary evidentials
Authors: Faller Martina 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
This paper develops an account of the Cuzco Quechua reportative evidential. It is proposed that it contributes a preparatory condition in all its uses which states that the evidence holder has reportative evidence that supports the speaker raising the issue denoted by the sentence it occurs in. In declarative sentences, this results in the speech act of presenting the proposition expressed without expressing the speaker’s belief that it is true. In interrogatives, there are two readings. On the interrogative flip reading, the evidence holder is the addressee and the resulting speech act is a question supported by the speaker’s assumption that the addressee has reportative evidence for one of the answers. On the second reading, the evidence holder is the speaker, and the resulting speech act is one of asking the question on behalf of someone else. The account differs from previous accounts of the flipped reading of evidentials in questions which make them part of the answers. It is argued that analyzing the reportative’s contribution as a preparatory condition better captures the insight that the speaker chooses the evidential based on what they know about the addressee’s likely type of evidence at the time of speaking. The paper moreover argues that preparatory conditions cannot be analyzed as presuppositions in the common ground and should instead be understood as propositions the speaker takes for granted, but which may be new information to the addressee.
Network Capability Configurations as a Catalyst for Competitive Advantage
Authors: Gerhard Schalm Karl , Friedli Thomas 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
Historically, manufacturing companies supplied world markets out of their home countries. Today, most of them rely on a network of globally spread plants. The benefits a network provides are summarized under the term network capabilities. It remains open, how a well-designed network can compensate the lack in competitive advantage in, e. g., quality or flexibility. This article sheds light on which configurations of network capabilities are worthwhile investing into under defined contingencies.
Vom Verbrauchsmonitoring zur Verbrauchsprognose
Authors: Ströbel Robin , Bott Alexander , Hutt Louisa , Groß Sebastian , Fleischer Jürgen 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
Anforderungen infolge des Klimawandels sowie steigende Energiekosten zwingen Unternehmen zu einem bewussteren Umgang mit Ressourcen entlang ihrer Wertschöpfungsketten. Hierdurch gewinnen Monitoring sowie Vorhersagen bezüglich des Energieverbrauchs zunehmend an Relevanz. Mithilfe von Monitoring können die Nachvollziehbarkeit erhöht und Unregelmäßigkeiten identifiziert werden, während eine Vorhersage Planungssicherheit und Möglichkeiten zur Optimierung bietet. Die vorliegende Studie analysiert bzw. bewertet den Bedarf und die aktuelle Situation in produzierenden Unternehmen.
Simulationsgestützte Optimierung globaler Produktionsnetzwerke
Authors: Miedler Philipp , Kalkan Yakup , Neumüller Georg , Leitner Martin 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
Die optimale Konfiguration von Produktionsnetzwerken stellt in dynamischen Märkten mit globaler Wertschöpfung einen zentralen Wettbewerbsvorteil dar. Quantitative Tools bilden dabei eine wichtige Entscheidungshilfe, um gleichzeitig eine Vielzahl von Einflussgrößen zu beachten. Mit einem digitalen Zwilling zeigen wir einen konkreten Lösungsansatz zur zieloptimierten Netzwerkkonfiguration auf. Dieses Tool bildet Produktionsnetzwerke vollständig ab, erlaubt Szenariosimulation und unterstützt durch Visualisierung und Bewertung die Entscheidungsfindung.
Problemáticas de Aserraderos en Zonas Urbanas
Authors: Asprilla-Hurtado Marinella , Estacio-Grueso Luis , Bermúdez-Quintero Luis 
Published: February 2024

En la actualidad los bosques son una fuente de trabajo y sustento económico para aquellos que tienen escasas opciones de empleo fuera del sector agrícola, de esta manera los bosques apoyan y sostienen a las economías rurales (de donde la sacan) sin embargo, se debe tener en cuenta que la tala indiscriminada genera severas afectaciones al medio ambiente. Es por esto que este artículo busca cómo objetivo dar a conocer la utilización de los residuos producto del proceso de explotación de la madera y a su vez las problemáticas de los aserraderos en las zonas urbanas con esta actividad. Partiendo de las necesidades socioeconómicas de la población que ejerce la labor informal de la tala, venta, comercialización y producción de elementos referentes a la madera, es por esto se debe tener en cuenta, dentro de la producción de los mismos el uso que se le da a los residuos de la madera y las dificultades o eventos que genera esta actividad. Siendo esencial encontrar actividades amigables con el medio ambiente, cómo la producción de elementos combustibles que reducen el consumo de químicos que lo que han logrado con el pasar de las décadas es el deterioro ambiental
Vegetarian diet induced new onset acute gouty arthritis in a middle-aged genetically predisposed male: A rare presentation
Authors: Agrawal Poonam , Agrawal Mohit , Chopra Deepti 
Published: February 2024

Gout is a metabolic disease characterised by acute or chronic arthritis which is due to deposition of Monosodium urate (MSU) crystals in joints and soft tissues. Classically described as a disease associated with hyperuricemia which may be due to metabolic defect in uric acid production or due to impaired renal excretion.We present a case of 45 year old nondiabetic, non-alcoholic, non-smoker male presented to orthopaedic OPD with complain of pain in right hand and left leg with restriction of joint mobility for past 14 hours.On carefully eliciting the dietary history patient revealed that he was a vegetarian and was on high purine rich diet for past 2 weeks due to family functions and various gatherings. Patient gave the history of consumption of cauliflower, mushrooms, beans along with sweetened carbonated drinks on two consecutive days before the onset of these symptoms.Serum uric acid 4.5 mg/dl, C-reactive protein was 9 mg/dl. To best of our knowledge this is the first case being reported in literatures where purine rich vegetarian diet has induced new case of gout.This kind of gout precipitation after consuming vegetarian diet is rarely reported in literature. This case report emphasizes upon the need of special caution to be taken by persons who are genetically predisposed to gout, while consuming purine rich diet like red meat, seafood, cauliflowers, spinach, rajma, Bengal gram, mushrooms, soft drinks sweetened with fructose.
Exploring stochastic differential equation for analyzing uncertainty in wastewater treatment plant-activated sludge modeling
Authors: Zonouz Reza Shahidi , Nourani Vahid , Sayyah-Fard Mina , Gokcekus Huseyin , Ke Chang-Qing 
Published: February 2024

Abstract

The management of wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) and the assessment of uncertainty in its design are crucial from an environmental engineering perspective. One of the key mechanisms in WWTP operation is activated sludge, which is related to the biological oxygen demand (BOD) parameter. In the modeling of BOD, the conventional approach utilizing ordinary differential equations (ODEs) fails to incorporate the stochastic nature of this parameter, leading to a considerable level of uncertainty in the design of WWTP. To address this issue, this study proposes a stochastic model that utilizes stochastic differential equations (SDEs) instead of ODE to simulate BOD activities of microorganisms and wastewater flow rate (Q). The SDEs and integral It̂o are solved using the Euler–Maruyama method for a period of 15 sequential days and the timespan of 2019–2020 for a WWTP in Tabriz City. SDE improves the design of WWTP facilities by identifying uncertainties and enhancing reliability. This, in turn, increases the reliability of the technical structures within the WWTP and improves the performance of its biological system. By considering the randomness of the problem, the proposed method significantly improves the results, with an enhancement of 11.47 and 10.11% for the BOD and Q models, respectively.
Nightmares and Dreams on Progesterone: Trans* Embodiment and Intermedia
Authors: D'Andriole Lorelei 
Published: February 2024

This essay theorizes the connection between trans* embodiment and intermedia, using historical intermedia practice and score-based creative practices by artists such as Yoko Ono, CA Conrad, Pauline Oliveros, Dick Higgins, and Allan Kaprow, as precedent. This paper describes foundational thought to my work as a trans* intermedia artist and serves as an introduction to Nightmare and Dreams on Progesterone: Action Art Scores for Trans Becoming; a text work of 150 poetic action art scores designed for, and birthed from, trans* becoming. Each score is generated from dream journal entries translated into instructions that complicate the art/life divide. As I began taking progesterone as part of my hormone replacement therapy, I started experiencing vivid dreaming as a side effect. As my body changed, so did my dreams. These dreams, from my own trans* subconscious and altered by transsexual action, often directly engage with my identity or arts practice as subject matter. When translated, the scores are written poetically and have a diverse range of abstraction, for example:
Score #77: Fellowship
Three queer people talk about visibility The most beautiful woman in costume makeup Takes several ladders to climb towards

Score #58: Insane Clown Posse
Come out to your family

Score #69: Huge
A trans woman Surrounded by other trans women All bathing
I believe avant-garde art practices can be liberatory for trans* bodies and that this methodology and these performances have the potential to be instructional for other trans* people for coming into their identity. This introduction provides an intimate portrait of myself as an artist, including biographical information on my Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) journey and how it has affected my creative practice.
Machine Learning Methods Using Artificial Intelligence Deployed on Electronic Health Record Data for Identification and Referral of At-Risk Patients From Primary Care Physicians to Eye Care Specialists: Retrospective, Case-Controlled Study
Authors: Young Joshua A , Chang Chin-Wen , Scales Charles W , Menon Saurabh V , Holy Chantal E , Blackie Caroline Adrienne 
Published: February 2024

Background
Identification and referral of at-risk patients from primary care practitioners (PCPs) to eye care professionals remain a challenge. Approximately 1.9 million Americans suffer from vision loss as a result of undiagnosed or untreated ophthalmic conditions. In ophthalmology, artificial intelligence (AI) is used to predict glaucoma progression, recognize diabetic retinopathy (DR), and classify ocular tumors; however, AI has not yet been used to triage primary care patients for ophthalmology referral.

Objective
This study aimed to build and compare machine learning (ML) methods, applicable to electronic health records (EHRs) of PCPs, capable of triaging patients for referral to eye care specialists.

Methods
Accessing the Optum deidentified EHR data set, 743,039 patients with 5 leading vision conditions (age-related macular degeneration [AMD], visually significant cataract, DR, glaucoma, or ocular surface disease [OSD]) were exact-matched on age and gender to 743,039 controls without eye conditions. Between 142 and 182 non-ophthalmic parameters per patient were input into 5 ML methods: generalized linear model, L1-regularized logistic regression, random forest, Extreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost), and J48 decision tree. Model performance was compared for each pathology to select the most predictive algorithm. The area under the curve (AUC) was assessed for all algorithms for each outcome.

Results
XGBoost demonstrated the best performance, showing, respectively, a prediction accuracy and an AUC of 78.6% (95% CI 78.3%-78.9%) and 0.878 for visually significant cataract, 77.4% (95% CI 76.7%-78.1%) and 0.858 for exudative AMD, 79.2% (95% CI 78.8%-79.6%) and 0.879 for nonexudative AMD, 72.2% (95% CI 69.9%-74.5%) and 0.803 for OSD requiring medication, 70.8% (95% CI 70.5%-71.1%) and 0.785 for glaucoma, 85.0% (95% CI 84.2%-85.8%) and 0.924 for type 1 nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy (NPDR), 82.2% (95% CI 80.4%-84.0%) and 0.911 for type 1 proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR), 81.3% (95% CI 81.0%-81.6%) and 0.891 for type 2 NPDR, and 82.1% (95% CI 81.3%-82.9%) and 0.900 for type 2 PDR.

Conclusions
The 5 ML methods deployed were able to successfully identify patients with elevated odds ratios (ORs), thus capable of patient triage, for ocular pathology ranging from 2.4 (95% CI 2.4-2.5) for glaucoma to 5.7 (95% CI 5.0-6.4) for type 1 NPDR, with an average OR of 3.9. The application of these models could enable PCPs to better identify and triage patients at risk for treatable ophthalmic pathology. Early identification of patients with unrecognized sight-threatening conditions may lead to earlier treatment and a reduced economic burden. More importantly, such triage may improve patients’ lives.
Evaluation of an mHealth App on Self-Management of Osteoporosis: Prospective Survey Study
Authors: Bendtsen Magnus Grønlund , Schönwandt Bodil Marie Thuesen , Rubæk Mette , Hitz Mette Friberg 
Published: February 2024

Background
Mobile health (mHealth) technologies can be used for disease-specific self-management, and these technologies are experiencing rapid growth in the health care industry. They use mobile devices, specifically smartphone apps, to enhance and support medical and public health practices. In chronic disease management, the use of apps in the realm of mHealth holds the potential to improve health outcomes. This is also true for mHealth apps on osteoporosis, but the usage and patients’ experiences with these apps are underexplored.

Objective
This prospective survey study aimed to investigate the eHealth literacy of Danish patients with osteoporosis, as well as the usability and acceptability of the app “My Bones.”

Methods
Data on patient characteristics, disease knowledge, eHealth literacy, usability, and acceptability were collected using self-administered questionnaires at baseline, 2 months, and 6 months. The following validated questionnaires were used: eHealth Literacy Questionnaire, System Usability Scale, and Service User Technology Acceptability Questionnaire.

Results
Mean scores for eHealth literacy ranged from 2.6 to 3.1, with SD ranging from 0.5 to 0.6 across the 7 domains. The mean (SD) System Usability Scale score was 74.7 (14.4), and the mean (SD) scores for domains 1, 2, and 6 of the Service User Technology Acceptability Questionnaire were 3.4 (1.2), 4.5 (1.1), 4.1 (1.2), respectively.

Conclusions
Danish patients with osteoporosis are both motivated and capable of using digital health services. The app’s usability was acceptable, and it has the potential to reduce visits to general practitioner clinics, enhance health outcomes, and serve as a valuable addition to regular health or social care services.
Interpretasi dan Kontroversi: Studi tentang Hakikat Insan Karya Ahmad Laksamana
Authors: Ibrahim Nur Fadlina Binti , Juwaini Juwaini , Furqan Furqan , HM. Yasin Taslim 
Published: February 2024

Haji Ahmad Laksamana, a controversial figure known through his work “Hakikat Insan”, is often considered deviant from traditional Islamic teachings, particularly regarding the use of Sharia and Tariqa as well as interpretations of the Quran. This article aims to describe the thoughts and Quranic interpretation methodology of Haji Ahmad Laksamana. This study employs a qualitative method with a literature analysis approach. The primary source is the text “Hakikat Insan,” supplemented by various secondary sources, including journals and relevant books. The study finds that Haji Ahmad Laksamana's teachings emphasize the recognition of the essence of knowledge to achieve the level of Insan Kamil Mukamil. His thoughts, reflected in discussions about the relationship between humans and Allah, the dignity of the soul, the essence of the testimony of faith, as well as concepts of Islam, faith, monotheism, and gnosis, demonstrate a unique approach. However, his interpretation method, such as translating Quranic verses into symbols, has sparked controversy and is considered deviant from traditional Islamic understanding. Haji Ahmad Laksamana's controversial ideas are viewed as contradictory to Islamic teachings, diminishing the honor of the Quran and Hadith.AbstrakHaji Ahmad Laksamana, seorang figur kontroversial yang dikenal melalui karyanya “Hakikat Insan” sering kali dianggap menyimpang dari ajaran Islam tradisional, terutama dalam hal penggunaan syariat dan tarekat serta penafsiran Al-Quran. Artikel ini bertujuan mendeskripsikan tentang pemikiran, dan metodologi penafsiran Al-Quran Haji Ahmad Laksamana. Kajian ini menggunakan metode kualitatif dengan analisis kepustakaan. Sumber utama adalah teks “Hakikat Insan” serta berbagai sumber sekunder termasuk jurnal dan buku yang relevan. Kajian ini menemukan bahwa ajaran Haji Ahmad Laksamana menitikberatkan pada pengenalan ilmu hakikat untuk mencapai tingkat Insan Kamil Mukamil. Pemikirannya yang tertuang dalam pembahasan mengenai hubungan manusia dengan Allah, martabat nafsu, hakikat syahadat, serta konsep Islam, iman, tauhid, dan makrifat, menunjukkan pendekatan yang unik. Namun, metode interpretasinya, seperti penerjemahan ayat Al-Quran ke dalam simbol, telah menimbulkan kontroversi dan dianggap menyimpang dari pemahaman Islam tradisional. Pemikiran Haji Ahmad Laksamana yang kontroversial dianggap bertentangan dengan ajaran Islam dan mengurangi kehormatan Al-Quran dan hadis.
The role of collaborative farming in generational renewal and farm succession
Authors: Shin Mika W. , Kinsella Anne , Hayden Michael T. , McNally Bridget 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
An aging farming population and a decline in younger farmers are global issues of concern in the pursuit of sustainable agriculture. A gradual transition to collaborative farming through alternative business structures, which will facilitate generational renewal is underway. However, little is known about the prevalence of such alternative business structures internationally as a dearth of academic research exists in this respect. The objective of this study is to conduct a comprehensive review of the prevalence of alternative farm business structures in Ireland and to compare the Irish case to selected European countries (France, Germany, The Netherlands, Poland and the United Kingdom). A desk-based research approach is adopted to analyse data from various sources including, agricultural bodies, government departments and international agencies. The findings highlight that the prevalence of alternative business structures across case countries is not uniform, and that potential for growth in collaborative farming exists in Ireland to meet the generational renewal challenge. Gathering accurate and comparable data regarding the prevalence of alternative business structures has been challenging. Consequently, a more uniform classification of the various types of alternative business structures and a more accurate and comparable dataset detailing the prevalence of these business structures, across European countries is recommended.
Leveraging the potential of co-operative agri-advisory services in the transition to sustainable and landscape-based agriculture
Authors: Byrne Noreen , McCarthy Olive , Ryan-Doyle Martina 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
Agricultural Advisory Services (AAS) have always had a central role to play at each juncture in agricultural development and innovation. A transition to sustainable agriculture requires an agri-advisory response which draws on the agency and knowledge of the farmer(s), is more tailored to a particular local context and encourages the sharing of knowledge and experimentation across farms in a landscape. Co-operatives, as collaborative, farmer-owned and embedded entities, would seem to be well placed to play a greater role in this evolving agri-advisory space. However, there would seem to be little recognition of the current or potential role of co-operatives in agri-advice either in academic literature or policy discourse. This paper explores the current agri-advisory offering of Irish dairy co-operatives and their potential to offer an enhanced collaborative and landscape-based offering. It concludes that many of the elements are in place for such an approach but there is a greater need to leverage this potential, appreciate the benefits and enable a more farmer-centred and tailored agri-advisory orientation in co-operatives.
Investigating the Linkage Between Spiral Trough Morphology and Cloud Coverage on the Martian North Polar Layered Deposits
Authors: Lutz Katherine Anne , Hawley Robert L , Palucis Marisa Christina 
Published: February 2024

The Martian North Polar Layered Deposits (NPLD) are composed of
alternating water-ice and dust-rich layers resulting from atmospheric
deposition and are key to understanding Mars’ climate cycles. Within
these deposits are spiral troughs, whose migration affects deposition
signals. To understand the relationship between NPLD stratigraphy and
Martian climate, we must identify modern-day drivers of NPLD ice
migration. Prevailing theory posits migration driven by
upstream-migrating bed undulations bounded by hydraulic jumps, caused by
katabatic winds flowing over trough walls with asymmetric
cross-sectional relief. This is supported by trough-parallel clouds,
whose formation has been attributed to hydraulic jumps.
We present a cloud atlas across the Martian north pole using
~13,800 THEMIS images spanning ~18 Earth
years. We find trough-parallel clouds in ~400 images,
with regions nearer to the pole having higher cloud frequency. We
compare spiral trough geometry to our cloud atlas and find regions with
trough-parallel clouds often correlate with metrics associated with
modern-day sublimation-deposition cycles (i.e., relief and asymmetry),
but not always. In some regions, troughs with morphologies conducive to
cloud formation have no clouds. Overall, trough geometry varies greatly
across the deposits, both within and between troughs, suggesting
localized differences in deposition relative to migration, varying
katabatic wind intensities, differing past climatic states influencing
the troughs, varying trough initiation properties, or the possibility of
additional mechanisms for trough initiation and migration (e.g., in-situ
trough erosion). Understanding what controls trough shape variability
across the NPLD and how these controls change through time and space is
key when interpreting Martian paleoclimate. Abstract content goes here