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The Application of dynamic programming in the system optimization of environmental problem

Jingjing Zhao, Baoyou Liu, Fuxiang Wei
Based on the application in the system optimization of environmental problem, the solution procedures of dynamic programming are introduced. Combining with some typical problems, such as the shortest path problem, the optimum scheme problem of water treatment and the water resources allocation problem,...
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Comparative Study of DYMO and Bellman Ad hoc Routing Protocol for various Battery models in MANET using Qualnet

SANJAY KUMAR MAURYA, SEEMA RAHUL, YASHI RAJVANSHI, SANDIP VIJAY VIJAY
It is a challenge area in the field of ad hoc networks to support prioritized routing for time sensitive applications, such as multimedia communications, IP telephony and interactive games. However the existing protocols did not consider the special battery discharging behavior of wireless devices. The...
Proceedings Article

Robust

Peng Zhang, Ya Cui, Runze Ji
This paper focusing on a class of networked control systems with unknown interference inputs and packet dropout in sensor data, the state observer is designed to detect them when faults occur in the system. A model and the state observer are constructed for the system, and the observer error equation...
Proceedings Article

Rainfall Frequency Analysis of Sudan by Using Bayesian Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) methods

Badreldin G. H. Hassan, Isameldin A. Atiem, Ping Feng
This paper deals with at-site rainfall frequency estimation in the case when also information on hydrological events from the past with extraordinary magnitude is available. For the joint frequency analysis of systematic observations and historical data, respectively, the Bayesian framework is chosen,...
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Research on the Multi-population Differential Evolution Algorithm and the Performance

Renquan Huang, Jing Tian, Juanjuan Wang, Junmin Kang
The original differential evolution algorithm (DE) is a single-population differential evolution algorithm (SPDE). DE converges very quickly, and takes the advantage of robustness. The improved DE has a better performance, but there are premature problems in optimizing complex problems. The multi-population...
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Modeling of Regional Innovation Spillover Effects Based on DEA Malmquist Index

Anna Firsova, Galina Yu. Chernyshova
The article presents the results of a study of innovative spillover effects using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) tools. The study is novel, in that an assessment methodology has been developed based on the Malmquist index and an output-oriented DEA model has been built to analyze the dynamics of the...

The Role of Cultural Universities in Student Character Development

Sa’dun Akbar, Eny Nur Aisyah, Lenita Puspitasari
Many universities are less well-preserved cultural life, whereas cultural universities can promote student’s ability to live with others. This meta-synthesis research aims to interpret the role of cultural universities in promoting students’ ability to live with others. The results of this meta-analysis...

The Influence of Teaching Variations on Student Learning Motivation at State Vocational High School 4 Makassar

Muhammad Darwis, Jamaluddin, Sirajuddin, Diana Amelia, Sitti Arhas
Teachers must have the skills to manage student interactions with learning resources that provide opportunities for the realization of learning processes that are in accordance with the character of students. This study aims to determine the Effect of Teacher Teaching Variations on Learning Motivation...
Proceedings Article

Using Game Theory Approach for Assessment of Risk and Police Patrols Scheduling

Kuang Wu Cheng, Chih-Chun Hou
This study proposes a two-step game theory model framework for the purpose of scheduling police patrol shifts. In the first step, the three important factors of interaction between criminals and police are modeled as a zero-sum non-cooperative game, and the risk value of each patrol area is obtained...
Proceedings Article

Could Calcium Silicate Powder Prevent Mastitis in Dairy Farm?

Arman Deskiharto, Asep Rakhmat, Deddy Sutarman, Eko Pribadi
Broiler health could be impacted because litter is medium for microorganism growth, including gastrointestinal pathogens. This paper described the Calcium Silicate (CaSi) powder application on broiler litter and their impact to the composting process. The Data showed that CaSi powder absorbed water from...
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Experimental Verification of Digital Thermo-Optic Switches with Silicon-on-Insulator Waveguide Corner Mirror

Tiancheng Li, Yunjie Shi, Na Sun, Hongpeng Shang, D. G. Sun
In this work, an effective Goos-Hänchen (GH) spatial shift of reflective guided-mode is implemented with a waveguide corner mirror structure and further with an efficient combination of the GH spatial shift and the thermo-optic (TO) refractive index modulation (RIM), the function of a digital TO switch...
Conference Abstract

P1.52 REGULATION AND ACTIONS OF CARDIOTROPHIN-1 IN CULTURED RAT VASCULAR SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS

N. Lopez-Andres, M.A. Fortuno, J. Nuée-Capiaumont, J. Diez, P. Lacolley, F. Zannad, P. Rossignol
Pages: 104 - 104
Research Article

Relationship between 24 h ambulatory central blood pressure and left ventricular mass – Rationale and design of a prospective multicenter study

Thomas Weber, Carmel McEniery, Ian Wilkinson, Giuseppe Schillaci, Maria Lorenza Muiesan, Robert Zweiker, Cristina Giannattasio, Kai Mortensen, Johannes Baulmann, Arno Schmidt-Trucksäss, Siegfried Wassertheurer
Pages: 103 - 108
The prognostic superiority of ambulatory over clinic blood pressure has been repeatedly proven. However, due to the mechanical properties of the arterial system, systolic and pulse pressures are higher in the brachial artery than in the ascending aorta. It seems logical that central pressures are more...
Conference Abstract

P90 KINETIC ENERGY AND ENERGY LOSS IN THE MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY (MCA) OF HEARTMATE II PATIENTS

Koichi Akiyama, Ruiping Ji, Autumn Clemons, Francesco Castagna, Alberto Pinsino, John R. Cockcroft, Melana Yuzefpolsakaya, Reshad Garan, Hiroo Takayama, Koji Takeda, Yoshifumi Naka, Veli Topkara, Joshua Willey, Barry J. McDonnell, Paolo Colombo, Eric Stöhr
Pages: 104 - 105
Background: In heart failure patients with continuous-flow left ventricular assist devices (CF-LVAD), arterial pulsatility in the brain is reduced and diastolic blood velocities (Vmin) are maintained. The effects of such altered hemodynamics on kinetic energy and, importantly, energy loss in the cerebral...
Conference Abstract

P158 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN AMBULATORY ARTERIAL STIFFNESS INDEX, MARKERS OF BLOOD PRESSURE VARIABILITY AND INDICES OF SUBCLINICAL VASCULAR DAMAGE IN OBESE CHILDREN

Angela Tagetti, Sara Bonafini, Cristiano Fava
Pages: 104 - 105
Objective: Ambulatory Arterial Stiffness Index (AASI) and symmetric AASI (sAASI) have been proposed as indices of arterial stiffness obtained by 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM). ABPM allows the analysis of indices of BP variability like day and night SD, BP dipping, weighted 24-h...

The Validity and Reliability of Cognitive Tests for Decision Making on Soccer Players

Ali Imron, Wijono, Miftakhul Jannah, Setyorini
the ability to make decisions becomes an important cognitive skill possessed by soccer players. Practicing tactical awareness is an effective alternative in improving the ability to make decisions. And it has become a habit of a lot of soccer practice, these skills are trained through practice in the...

Problems of Civilizations Sustainable Development Through the Negative Globalization Factors of the World Economy

A.K. Botasheva, E.N. Kholodova, E.V. Galdin
The globalization of the world economy is by no means has a conflict nature. It is urgent to scientifically comprehend the nature and dynamics of globalization processes in the context of complex and ambiguous confrontational situations accompanying global changes. The task of identifying the main problems...

A Review of Methods Used for Developing the Historical Consciousness in Students of Creative Training Directions

M Davydenko, O Sheluygina, Yu Kiruyshina, O Komarova
The article is devoted to the problem of developing methods for the formation of historical consciousness among students in creative areas of training. The relevance of the problem is due to (a) dynamic changes in the structure of historical consciousness of the Russians, (b) the increasing role of historical...

Modernization of the Social Sphere in Terms of the Development of the System of Preschool Education of Children in Rural Areas

Elena Golova, Dinar Baetova, Olga Zaitseva, Yuriy Novikov
The pre-school education system is currently going through difficult times due to lack of funding, which in turn leads to under-staffing and lack of places in these institutions. The problem is particularly acute in rural areas, where sometimes there are no pre-school institutions. The problems facing...

The Policy of Commercialization Abolition in Indonesia Equality Education Effort: The Explanation of the Coleman’s Report

Nur Hamidah, Setyabudi Indartono
This research is about the chaos of Indonesian education that getting worst due to commercialization in the system. How education could be the zone of economic investment also as the way to defend the power. How Indonesian education would be in the future? How to solve these problems so that equality...
Proceedings Article

Results of Nature Management in the Baikal Natural Territory

Sergey Kirillov, Mikhail Slipenchuk, Elena Vorobyevskaya
Assessment of environmental activities in the Baikal natural territory is an important direction of nature management rationalization in the region due to the high nature-oriented status of the territory as a World Heritage Site and the uniqueness of its natural, ecological, cultural and historical features....

Strategic Change Management on Bogor Botanical Gardens Toward UNESCO World Heritage (Case Study on Bogor Botanical Gardens)

Muhammad Nashar, DP Agustinus Haryadi, Ryani D Parashakti
This study is to analysis the implementation on change management in Bogor Botanical Gardens towards processing to become The World Heritage. The process has been doing related with Bogor Botanical Gardens vision to protect and increasing value of the Gardens. The Bogor Botanical Gardens which is the...
Proceedings Article

Coffee Shop Timeline as a Public Space in Makassar City

Haryanto, Afifah Harisah, Viktor Sampebulu, Ria Wikantari
The development of coffee shops in Makassar took place in 2005, using simple shop houses or modest homes, for decades, this place has become a favorite choice for city residents to carry out their activities every day, the emergence of coffee shops is a phenomenon of human needs to socialize and communicate...
Proceedings Article

The Effect of Striking and Fielding Games on Fundamental Movement Skills

Vicki Ahmad Karisman, Dedi Supriadi, James Tangkudung
This study was aimed at exploring the contribution and the use of striking and fielding games in elementary school as an attempt at improving student’s fundamental movement skills. The researcher utilized an experimental method with pretest and posttest control group design. This study employed 39 4th...

Guide “Post-00” College Students to Establish Correct Consumption Outlook

Jie liu
Undergraduates ‘consumption outlook is closely related to the healthy growth of college students. Through the analysis of “post-00” college students’ consumption outlook, it is found that the rational consumption of contemporary college students is mainstream, and some students have comparative consumption,...

Development of Teaching Materials on Christian Religious Education

Nisma Simorangkir
This study aims to give an understanding to teachers of Christian Religious Education about the development of teaching materials that will be used by teachers in learning. Christian Religious Education teaching materials have different characteristics from the teaching materials of secular education,...

The Development of the Maturity Model to Assess the Smart Indonesia Manufacturing Companies 4.0 Readiness

Lukmanulhakim Almamalik
This study aims to propose a maturity model and related tools to assess the readiness of Indonesian smart manufacturing companies in dealing with industry 4.0. The development of this model uses a multi-mixed methodology, combining systematic literature study analysis, semi-structured interviews with...

Innovative Forms of Management for Companies Under Rehabilitation

Hanna Matukova, Valentyna Khrapkina, Daria Matukova-Yaryha, Alla Maksimova, Natalia Bahashova
The article deals with problems of anti-crisis management of enterprises and ways of settling the problem of transforming crises and re-establishing solvency of bankrupt enterprises and creating the system of rehabilitation during crises. The authors substantiated a complex of effective managerial, economic...

The Ancient Customs of Reconciliation Today

Bezuidenhout Christiaan
In our time, the majority of lawyers consider criminal liability as the only method of legal regulation. However, there are a number of regions where criminal law and ancient customs of reconciliation apply concurrently. For instance, the custom of reconciliation of Blood relatives in the Caucasus region...

Citizenship Competence Era of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 Vocational Education

Eneng Martini, Kokom Komalasari, Dasim Budimansyah, Udin Sarifudin Winataputra
Industry 4.0 this term originates from a project to promote computerization of manufacturing which was initiated by the German government, and the basic principle of industry 4.0 is the incorporation of machines, workflows, systems. The era of industrial revolution 4.0 is very influential in human life...

The Urgency to Revitalize Indonesia’s Regulatory Reform Through Evaluation and the Re-Arrangement of Regulatory Database

Ade Irawan Taufik, R Ismala Dewi
Indonesia’s regulatory system is currently full of contradictory regulations that potentially can cause conflicts among policy makers which would affect the public interest. These problems also arise as a result of the big number of agencies and authorized institution involved in the regulation making...
Proceedings Article

Condition of Community Forest Management in Ternate Isle

Maulidya M. Umalekhoa, Much. Hidayah Marasabessy, Firlawanti Lestari Baguna
Community Forest are usually called HKm, Hkm has obtained a concession in a protected forest area since 2013. This study aims to determine the condition of Community Forest management by Community Forest farmer groups in protected forests on Ternate Isle. The method used was observation and interviews...

Reporting Information as a Form of Communication of Business Entities

Tatyana Rudakova, Marina Semikolenova, Svetlana Zemlyakova
The increasing trend in the role of the Internet indicates that it is virtual space that provides most of the information flows required in the process of institutional unit interaction. The subject of the study is the reporting information of economic entities as a form of communication, including through...

Text Generation Strategies for the Future of Digitalization of Experimental Data

T.A. Gridina
The article substantiates the possibility of using a psycholinguistic experiment to analyze text generation strategies as an integral component of speech activity. The experiment is based on the techniques presented in the structure of the method of probabilistic forecasting and adapted by the author...

IDS Malicious Flow Classification

I-Hsien Liu, Cheng-Hsiang Lo, Ta-Che Liu, Jung-Shian Li, Chuan-Gang Liu, Chu-Fen Li
Pages: 103 - 106
We will display two different kinds of experiments, which are Network-based Intrusion Detection System (NIDS)-based and dynamic-based analysis shows how artificial intelligence helps us detecting and classify malware. On the NID, we use CICIDS2017 as a research dataset, embedding high dimensional features...

The Application and Improvement of S-P Chart Method in Teaching Evaluation

Hongwei Ding, Zongshan Wang, Bo Li, Liyong Bao, Jundong Yang
In order to meet the higher requirements of examination evaluation put forward by the educational reform in the new period, it is particularly important to introduce scientific and systematic evaluation methods into examination evaluation. Based on formative evaluation and the combination of qualitative...

How Do International Non-Muslim Students at Islamic University in Indonesia Cope With the Culture Shock During Their Studies?

Nur Jannah Ismi Wakhidah, Hepy Adityarini
Study abroad is regarded as a priority factor of intercultural competence, which encourages learning of foreign cultures, and foreign language skills and obtained intercultural experience, but there are many challenges and difficulties faced by students who study abroad. This study investigates the culture...

The Development of Digital Comic Media to Overcome Students’ Academic Procrastination

Ella Lukitasari, Budi Astuti
This study aims to determine the effectiveness and feasibility of developing digital comic media to overcome academic procrastination for students. This research uses quantitative and qualitative methods which carried out through research and development approaches. The activities carried out in this...

Lesson Study to Improve Students’ Self-Directed Learning in Mathematics

Baidowi Baidowi, Nurul Hikmah, Eka Kurniawan, Ratih Ayu Apsari
Being independent in learning or usually be called as having self-directed learning ability is important to determine the success of study in higher education. However, based on the observation in the previous academic semester, it was found that the students in mathematics education study program tend...

Analysis of the Concept of Self Between Brahmanism and Buddhism

Rui Xu
Discussions which relate to “Self” frequently appear in ancient Indian religious philosophies. The author found that both Brahmanism and Buddhism regarded the topic as greatly significant. It is notable however that the opinions which these faiths express in relation to this subject are different. Therefore,...

Capturing Genius Loci of Riparian Culture: The Case of Musi River Palembang

Dini Agumsari, Agus S. Ekomadyo, Mochammad Gumilang Dwi Bintana, Vanessa Susanto
Musi River plays a significant role in the history and development of Palembang. Historically, the river had been used for settlement, trading, and transport activities. This phenomenon established the riparian culture that is deeply associated with the native residents who had been attached to the Musi...

Broiler’s Supply Chain Analysis at Wonogiri Regency, Central Java Province

Nanang Haryadi Kurniawan, Endang Siti Rahayu, Minar Ferichani
The purpose of this research is to find out the model and form of distribution flow coordination on Broiler’s supply chain at a chicken farm in Wonogiri district. This research is a qualitative research and the data collecting method is done by observing, interview, and documentation. The results showed...

The Principles of Cooperation and Politeness In Zulkifli Muhamad Ali’s Sermon

Siti Nur Farahin, Ermanto
This paper tries to explain and analyze the principles of cooperation and politeness in Ustaz Zulkifli Muhamad Ali’s religious lectures. The purpose of this research is to explain the speech form of Usyaz Zulkifli Muhamad Ali based on the Grice cooperation principle and the Leech politeness principle....
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Approximate Entropy Technique of Calculation Based on Parallel Computation with Usage of GPU

Ruslan Mullayanov, Alexander Krushkov, Rashit Nasyrov
A time of computing has a significant importance in some domains. Especially, it comes a medicine. Such method as an approximate entropy is widely used to analyze a biomedical data, but it has non-linear algorithmic complexity. Therefore, there is a requirement to decrease a time of calculating of an...

Course Ideological and Political Education Incorporated Into Teaching Practice and Exploration of “Numerical Computation Method”

Jia Xinxin, Wang Lei, Sun Xiaoling, Qiu Huimin, Tang Bo, Miao Wang
According to the teaching characteristics of basic courses in mathematics, this article takes the course of “Numerical Calculation Methods” as the practical research object, and analyze the main problems and causes of course ideological and political education incorporated into teaching. At the same...

Fuzzy Clustering-based Switching Non-negative Matrix Factorization and Its Application to Environmental Data Analysis

K. Honda, T. Furukawa, S. Ubukata, A. Notsu
Non-negative matrix factorization (NMF) is a basic method for analyzing the intrinsic structure of non-negative matrices but cannot work well when datasets include some subsets drawn from different generative schemes. This paper proposes a novel switching NMF algorithm, which simultaneously estimates...

The Implementation of the Multiperiod Mean-Variance for Asset Allocation of Pension Fund

Rudy Irawan, Bona C. Siahaan
This paper investigates the application of multi-period mean-variance methods for optimal asset allocation in pension fund institutions by considering mortality factors and changes in contributions. The selection of assets used to find portfolios is using Treasury Bills as a risk-free asset and using...

Developing Task Based Language Teaching Worksheet as the Solution in Teaching and Learning English

Suci Azani Putri, Refnaldi
Worksheet is common used as supplementary teaching materials in teaching and learning English. It provides interesting tasks which cannot be found in text book. Worksheet facilitates teacher to make an existing classroom activity through completing the tasks. This paper tries to explore the use of task...

Knowledge of Medicinal Plants as Popular Medicine in Bendan Duwur Community, Semarang City

Fadly Husain, Hartati Sulistyo Rini, Baiq Farhatul Wahidah, Nur Eka Elistya, Luthfi Nur Amelia, Rochayani
Popular medicine is one of the important sectors in the treatment system in a society. Before deciding to go to the available health services, the community will usually try to cure their illnesses with materials available at home. One ingredient that is widely used in popular medicine is medicinal plants....

Relationship Between Self-confidence and Motivation: The Use of MMPI-2 in Medical Student

Irwan Syuhada, Artha Budi Susila Duarsa, Ayu Anulus
Self-confidence has gained growing prominence as one of the influential factors influencing academic performance. The study about self-confidence and motivation using the data from the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 (MMPI-2) test was rarely reported. This study aimed to examine the relationship...