jimnoneill/paper-to-field-training huggingface dataset:
Measuring the Impact of Financial News and Social Media on Stock Market Modeling Using Time Series Mining Techniques

Field: Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

In this work, we study the task of predicting the closing price of the following day of a stock, based on technical analysis, news articles and public opinions. The intuition of this study lies in the fact that technical analysis contains information about the event, but not the cause of the change, while data like news articles and public opinions may be interpreted as a cause. The paper uses time series analysis techniques such as Symbolic Aggregate Approximation (SAX) and Dynamic Time Warping (DTW) to study the existence of a relation between price data and textual information, either from news or social media. Pattern matching techniques from time series data are also incorporated, in order to experimentally validate potential correlations of price and textual information within given time periods. The ultimate goal is to create a forecasting model that exploits the previously discovered patterns in order to augment the forecasting accuracy. Results obtained from the experimental phase are promising. The performance of the classifier shows clear signs of improvement and robustness within the time periods where patterns between stock price and the textual information have been identified, compared to the periods where patterns did not exist.
THE PROJECT OF THE HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEM FROM BIOMASS IN VALMONTONE

Field: Energy (Physical Sciences)

To realize a hydrogen power plant in a Tourist Pole is a strategic and long term goal. In this way, innovative technologies, concerning hydrogen chain, are immediately applied, and on the way confronted and improved.
Most of the technologies used in the power plant are commercial and the "innovative" solutions (Indirectly Heated Gasifier, Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells) became evermore sufficiently mature and reliable. A distributed energy production is realized, with low environmental impact, from local resources. In Italy the renewable energy resources, except the large hydropower, are badly exploited till this moment but considering the energetic potential they will be able to substitute fossil fuel in the future.
The project represents an original experience in Lazio region because it conjugates technological innovation and ecoefficiency. The Plant, designed in collaboration with companies and research centres, could be a pole of excellence for high technological vocation enterprises on renewable energy resources and hydrogen.
The electric power is provided by a 450 kWe ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) and a 240 kWe MCFC (Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells) both fed by the biogas produced by a biomass gasifier. The system occupies a surface of approximately 800 m2 (biomass storage, gasifier, engine room) with a perimeter of about 200 m. This system has reduced investment cost, high efficiency and low environmental impact.
Resting-State Functional Connectivity between Putamen and Salience Network and Childhood Body Mass Index

Field: Neuroscience (Life Sciences)

Introduction: Although the putamen has a significant role in reward-seeking and motivated behaviors, including eating and food-seeking, minorities’ diminished returns (MDRs) suggest that individual-level risk and protective factors have weaker effects for Non-Hispanic Black than Non-Hispanic White individuals. However, limited research is available on the relevance of MDRs in terms of the role of putamen functional connectivity on body mass index (BMI). Purpose: Building on the MDRs framework and conceptualizing race and socioeconomic status (SES) indicators as social constructs, we explored racial and SES differences in the associations between putamen functional connectivity to the salience network and children’s BMI. Methods: For this cross-sectional study, we used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) data of 6473 9–10-year-old Non-Hispanic Black and Non-Hispanic White children from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) study. The primary independent variable was putamen functional connectivity to the salience network, measured by fMRI. The primary outcome was the children’s BMI. Age, sex, neighborhood income, and family structure were the covariates. Race, family structure, parental education, and household income were potential moderators. For data analysis, we used mixed-effect models in the overall sample and by race. Results: Higher right putamen functional connectivity to the salience network was associated with higher BMI in Non-Hispanic White children. The same association was missing for Non-Hispanic Black children. While there was no overall association in the pooled sample, a significant interaction was found, suggesting that the association between right putamen functional connectivity to the salience network and children’s BMI was modified by race. Compared to Non-Hispanic White children, Non-Hispanic Black children showed a weaker association between right putamen functional connectivity to the salience network and BMI. While parental education and household income did not moderate our association of interest, marital status altered the associations between putamen functional connectivity to the salience network and children’s BMI. These patterns were observed for right but not left putamen. Other/Mixed Race children also showed a pattern similar to Non-Hispanic Black children. Conclusions: The association between right putamen functional connectivity to the salience network and children’s BMI may depend on race and marital status but not parental education and household income. While right putamen functional connectivity to the salience network is associated with Non-Hispanic White children’s BMI, Non-Hispanic Black children’ BMI remains high regardless of their putamen functional connectivity to the salience network. This finding is in line with MDRs, which attributes diminished effects of individual-risk and protective factors for Non-Hispanic Black children to racism, stratification, and segregation.
SAMBAL BERBASIS HASIL PERIKANAN SELURUH INDONESIA

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

ABSTRACT The origin of sauce itself is native to Indonesia. Sauce is a processed product from chili basic ingredients that are mashed and cooked like porridge and usually added with other ingredients such as salt, shallots and garlic. Sauce has a variety of flavors according to the level of spiciness. The benefits of consuming chili sauce are to increase the immune system, lose weight, nourish the heart because it prevents blood clots and also the capsaicin content in chili can inhibit or even kill cancer cells without damaging other healthy cells. As for the various kinds of chili sauce, there are many kinds, such as shrimp paste sauce, roa fish sauce, anchovy sauce, scad fish sauce, stingray sauce, tuna fish sauce (SAUNA), yellow fin tuna belly sauce and various other chili preparations. The addition of different raw materials creates a unique taste. Sambal with additional raw materials for fishery products, both of high economic value and those that have become waste, can be utilized and processed into food ingredients such as fish sauce with high chemical content and long shelf life.Keywords: Chili sauce, Benefits of chili sauce, Fish sauce.ABSTRAKAsal mula sambal sendiri merupakan asli dari negara Indonesia. Sambal merupakan produk olahan dari bahan dasar cabe yang dihaluskan dan dimasak menyerupai bubur dan biasanya ditambah bahan-bahan lain seperti garam, bawang merah dan bawang putih. Sambal memilki cita rasa bervariasi menurut tingkat kepedasannya. Manfaat dari mengkonsumsi sambal adalah meningkatkan sistem kekebalan tubuh, menurunkan berat badan, menyehatkan jantung karena mencegah adanya pembekuan darah dan juga kandungan capsaicin pada cabai dapat menghambat atau bahkan mematikan sel-sel kanker tanpa merusak sel sehatnya lainnya. Sedangkan untuk aneka sambal sudah sangat banyak macamnya seperti sambal terasi, sambal ikan roa, sambal ikan teri, sambal ikan layang deles, sambal ikan pari, sambal ikan tuna (SAUNA), sambal perut ikan tuna sirip kuning dan anekan olahan sambal lainnya. Tambahan bahan baku yang berbedah menciptakan rasa yang unik. Sambal dengan tambahan bahan baku hasil perikanan baik yang bernilai ekonomis tinggi maupun yang sudah menjadi limbah dapat dimanfaatkan dan diolah menjadi bahan pangan seperti sambal ikan dengan kandungan kimia yang tinggi dan juga daya simpan yang lama.Kata kunci: Sambal, Manfaat sambal, Sambal ikan.
Perceived Sexual Harassment at Work: Meta-Analysis and Structural Model of Antecedents and Consequences

Field: Psychology (Social Sciences)

Although sexual harassment has been extensively studied, empirical research has not led to firm conclusions about its antecedents and consequences, both at the personal and organizational level. An extensive literature search yielded 42 empirical studies with 60 samples. The matrix correlation obtained through meta-analytic techniques was used to test a structural equation model. Results supported the hypotheses regarding organizational environmental factors as main predictors of harassment.
The Relatıonshıp Between The Nafs And The Value In A Context Of Moral Educatıon

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

İnsanı tanıma çabasıile başlayan her faaliyetin üzerine yoğunlaşması gereken cihetler vardır. Zira insanmaddi yönü olan bir varlık olmasının yanında manevi bir dünyaya da sahiptir.İnsanı tanıma, anlama ve ona kendisini tanıtma faaliyeti olarak ortaya konanher çabanın sonuca ulaşabilmesi için insanın maddi yönü kadar manevi yönüne aitunsurların da iyi tahlil edilmesi gerekir. Çünkü insanı tanımak onun, düşünce,duygu ve davranışsal motiflerini çözmek ve anlamak demektir. İşte bu sebepleahlak ilmi psikolojik boyutları olan bir alan olarak insanı bu motiflerüzerinden ele almaya ve çözümlemeye ihtiyaç duymaktadır. Bu ihtiyaca atıfla bumakalede, günümüzde öne çıkan pozitif ve psikolojik yaklaşımlar üzerindeninsanın ahlaki gelişiminde manevi güçlerin ifadesi olan nefs ve bu güçlerinmaddi unsurlarını oluşturan değerlere ait konular ele alınacaktır. Zira ahlakeğitimi insanın mutluluğu üzerinden hedeflerini belirlemekte, ahlaki davranışlarıpsikolojik temeller üzerinden değerlendirmeye tâbi tutmaktadır. Ahlak eğitimi mutluluğutemin edecek, ruhsal olgunluğu oluşturacak psikolojik unsurlar üzerindeilerlemekte ve insan psikolojisi ile şekillendirilen bütüncül bir gelişimi veeğitimi içermektedir. Bu gelişim ve eğitimin temel unsurlarını ise nefs vedeğerler oluşturmaktadır. Bu bağlamda din ve ahlak eğitimi paydaşlarına insanınmutluluğunu temin etmede nefs ve değerlerin ilişkisi konusunda bir bakışkazandırmak, değerlerin psikolojik gelişim üzerindeki etkisine dikkat çekmek, değerlerindinî ve eğitimsel yönlerine dair bir bilinç kazandırmak bu makalenin amacınıoluşturmaktadır. Bu amaç çerçevesinde yapılan araştırmalar nefs ile insanmutluluğu arasında yakın bir ilişkinin varlığını, insan mutluluğunun nefse aitgüçlerin değerler yönünde eğitilmesi ile mümkün olduğunu ortaya çıkarmıştır. Nefsve değerlerin insanın psikolojik ve ahlaki gelişiminde önemli bir yer edindiğinigöstermiştir.
AN INTELLIGENT DEVICE TO ASSIST IN PLANT GROWTH USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MOISTURE SENSING

Field: Engineering (Physical Sciences)

Houseplants have long held cultural and personal significance, first gaining popularity among the Victorian middle class as symbols of morality and status. Today, over half of American households own at least one houseplant, yet many struggle to keep them alive— on average, households have killed seven plants, with nearly half of plant owners expressing concern about their plant’s survival. Despite this, houseplants offer numerous benefits, from improving air quality and acoustics to enhancing mental health, productivity, and social interaction. EcoMonitor addresses the common challenges of plant care, particularly the issue of overwatering, by using AI and soil moisture sensors to assess plant health and alert users through a color-coded LED system. This system provides timely, intuitive reminders that adapt to environmental conditions, unlike generic care guides. By keeping the user actively engaged in care tasks, EcoMonitor promotes both plant health and personal satisfaction. Experimental testing validated the accuracy of the AI classification for different watering conditions and evaluated the effectiveness of LED feedback, showing strong potential for reducing plant mortality while preserving the rewarding experience of plant care.
Enhanced Hydrogen Production Integrated with CO2 Separation in a Single-Stage Reactor

Field: Chemical Engineering (Physical Sciences)

Hydrogen production from coal gasification can be enhanced by driving the equilibrium limited Water Gas Shift reaction forward by incessantly removing the CO{sub 2} by-product via the carbonation of calcium oxide. This project uses the high-reactivity mesoporous precipitated calcium carbonate sorbent for removing the CO{sub 2} product to enhance H{sub 2} production. Preliminary experiments demonstrate the show the superior performance of the PCC sorbent over other naturally occurring calcium sorbents. It was observed that the CO{sub 2} released during the in-situ calcination causes the deactivation of the iron oxide WGS catalyst by changing the active phase of the catalyst from magnetite (F{sub 3}O{sub 4}). Detailed understanding of the iron oxide phase diagram helped in developing a catalyst pretreatment procedure using a H{sub 2}/H{sub 2}O system. Intermediate catalyst pretreatment helps prevent its deactivation by reducing the catalyst back to its active magnetite (Fe{sub 3}O{sub 4}) form. Multicyclic runs which consist of combined WGS/carbonation reaction followed by in-situ calcination with a subsequent catalyst pretreatment procedure sustains the catalytic activity and prevents deactivation. The water gas shift reaction was studied at different temperatures, different steam to carbon monoxide ratios (S/C) 3:1, 2:1, 1:1 and different total pressures ranging from 0-300 psig. The CO conversion was found to have an optimal value with increasing pressure, S/C ratio and temperatures. The combined water gas shift and carbonation reaction was investigated at 650 C, S/C ratio of 3:1and at different pressures of 0-300 psig.
Application of sirolimus in drug-eluting stent

Field: Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics (Life Sciences)

This article summarized the application of sirolimus(rapamycin)in drug-eluting stent(DES) and its working mechanism. A lot of clinical studies have shown sirolimus eluting stent(SES)reduced restenosis rate to less than 10% but sirolimus has also caused lots of problems in the DES. The pharmacological study of sirolimus would help further improvements in SES.
VP59.40: An abdominal pregnancy detected in the second trimester: a case report

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

Majority of ectopic pregnancies are of tubal origin and abdominal ectopic pregnancy is a rare occurrence; approximately 1% of all ectopic pregnancies. But the morbidity/mortality rate of abdominal pregnancy is significantly higher than a tubal ectopic pregnancy. Case report: A 35-year-old Para 2 presented to maternity ultrasound department with gradually evolving abdominal pain. Ultrasound scan revealed an intrauterine viable pregnancy of 20 weeks gestation with severe olighydramnios. Thus patient directed to Fetal Medicine Unit, which confirmed an abdominal ectopic pregnancy. Fetal biometrics confirmed the gestational age of 22 weeks with Head circumference of 180mm. Despite significant olighydramnios, fetal bladder was visible clearly. MRI scan confirmed an abdominal ectopic pregnancy in right flank with fetus under the liver. On day 14 of admission, patient develops acute severe abdominal pain, hemoperitonium and hemodynamic instability. Emergency laparotomy carried out and abdominal fetus delivered. Placental tissues noted extra uterine and communicated to the myometrium through the uterine defect. Blood loss estimated as 4000 ml and received blood transfusion. Fetal weight was 680g, was born in poor conditions and received high-pressure ventilation settings. Despite these intensive measures, unfortunately baby died on day 1 of life. In conclusion, an abdominal ectopic pregnancy carries significant morbidity and mortality. Ultrasonic detection is challenging, especially when the pregnancy continues beyond 2nd trimester. Thus imaging techniques such as MRI scan play a key role. Continuous surveillance with prompt and timely surgical intervention is the key to achieve desirable outcomes any many cases. Supporting information can be found in the online version of this abstract Supporting Information Please note: The publisher is not responsible for the content or functionality of any supporting information supplied by the authors. Any queries (other than missing content) should be directed to the corresponding author for the article.
Assessment of genetic variation and clonality in the seagrass Posidonia australis using RAPD and allozyme analysis

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

The genetic structure of a meadow of Posidonia australis Hook.f ., an endemic seagrass from southern Australian coasts, was investigated at Warnbro Sound, Western Australia.A high level of genetic vanation as determined by allozyme and RAPD (random amplified polymorphic DNA) analyses was found within a small area of the meadow Allozyme analysis identified 15 four-locus genotypes from 43 samples (35%).RAPD analysis identified 16 four-primer genotypes from 22 samples (73 %).The levels of genetic variation in P. australis are equivalent to or greater than that observed in other hydrophilous species.The intrapopulational genetic variation demonstrated in this study shows that meadows of P. australis need not be monoclonal in all cases.
Case study of a sick building. Could an integrated biopsychosocial perspective prevent chronicity?

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

Background: The research on sick building syndrome (SBS) is dominated by quantitative methodology, which focuses preventive and corrective strategies and actions on indoor air and the building as a purely physical structure. However, in a number of buildings, SBS is not resolved despite ambitious actions directed towards encountered presumed physical causes. Methods: Based on historical documents and semi-structured interviews, this paper is a qualitative study of an office with long-standing, building-related health problems. Results: A state of reduced credibility developed between building owner, employees and employer and was an important reason why symptoms persisted after suspected causative defects in the building were corrected. This suggests that, in SBS, symptoms are influenced by interactions between biomedical and psychosocial factors. Conclusions: Failure to plan and act from an integrated biopsychosocial perspective might lead to a building becoming chronically sick in spite of rational corrective measures. Case studies might facilitate the identification and understanding of complex social dynamics and conflicting agendas within buildings and, therefore, be a valuable complementary study approach to quantitative studies.
An Integrative Framework for Coopetition-Based Scenarios

Field: Business, Management and Accounting (Social Sciences)

The interplay of cooperation and competition (“coopetition”) in supply chains is well studied. However, little is known about the established and evolving scenarios that exist among supply-chain actors in the presence of coopetition. The paper draws on the resource-based view and game-theoretic reasoning to develop an integrative framework with two aims. First, to classify coopetition-based scenarios with varying levels of complementarity and lastingness and to enhance the analysis of the scenarios. Second, as theoretically argued and demonstrated with a focus group discussion, the framework is developed to assist supply chain actors in strategically managing coopetition—by identifying a particular scenario and adjusting their resources and capability structuring, bundling, and leveraging accordingly.
Pengaruh Pemberian Insentif Kerja dan Motivasi Kerja Terhadap Kinerja Karyawan pada PY. Anugerah Tangkas Transportindo

Field: Business, Management and Accounting (Social Sciences)

This article aims to find out the effect of providing work incentives and work motivation on employee performance at PT. Anugerah Tangkas Transportindo. This type of research is causal associative research. The variables of this research are independent variables, namely work incentives (X1), work motivation (X2), while the dependent variable is employee performance (Y). In this study, the population is only 38 people, so that all employees in the Custom Clearance division at PT. The Jakarta Transportindo Agile Award was used as a sample. The data analysis consisted of validity and reliability test, classical assumption test, multiple regression analysis, F test, and t test. The results of the data analysis show that the work incentive variable has a significant influence on employee performance. There is a significant influence between work motivation and employee performance. The variables of work incentives and work motivation have a simultaneous effect on employee performance. The results of the partial and simultaneous determination coefficient test, it can be concluded that the work incentive variable (X1) has a weak influence on employee performance by 28.9%. The variable of work motivation also had a weak influence on employee performance by 13.8%. Simultaneously, the variables of work incentives and work motivation had a not very strong influence on employee performance by 35.6%, meaning that there were still 64.4% variations in employee performance that were influenced by other factors
Observation of the Anomalous Hall Effect in NdTiO3/SrTiO3 Heterostructures

Field: Physics and Astronomy (Physical Sciences)

The nature of magnetism at the complex oxide interface has been a highly debated topic since its discovery. The metallic interface between polar and nonpolar insulating complex oxides is a testbed for observing such magnetic behaviors. In this work, we investigate the interface between Mott insulating NdTiO3 (NTO) and band insulating SrTiO3 (STO). Our NTO/STO heterostructures, grown by a pulsed laser deposition system, exhibit metallic behavior with high electrical conductivity. Most importantly, the sample with 2 unit cell NTO film on STO substrate exhibits the anomalous Hall effect (AHE) below 10 K. Our scaling analysis between longitudinal sheet resistance and the anomalous component of transverse sheet resistance infers that the AHE in this sample is related to the skew scattering. Since the carrier freezing effect is also observed below 10 K, we attribute these frozen electrons as the asymmetric skew-scattering centers.
Conversation Analysis and the Study of Sociohistorical Change

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

We reflect on the affordances and challenges of interactional data in the analysis of long-term institutional change. To this end we draw on our studies of direct encounters between journalists and politicians in news interviews and presidential news conferences and in particular the use of question design as a window into the evolution of journalistic norms and press-state relations over time and the causal antecedents of such change. All analyses that incorporate a concern with environing contexts of interactional change impose certain burdens of empirical demonstration on the researcher. Here we consider three analytic issues that arise in the kind of historical-institutional analysis we have been pursuing: (a) controlling for the situational context, (b) pinpointing the locus of change, and (c) validating indicators of change. Data are in English.