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k-Surrounding Neighbors: Incorporating Serendipity in Collaborative Recommendations

Huidi Lu
Social recommender systems have become ubiquitous in our online environment, but there are growing concerns that they narrow our horizons and polarize our opinions. This paper proposes a new recommendation algorithm, k-Surrounding Neighbors, based on the theory of weak ties, to increase the diversity...

Prepared for the Traditional, Trained in the Virtual: Impact of Online Teaching Practicum on Student Teachers’ Readiness

Catherine Jean A. Brillantes, Jovannie M. Sarona, Junette B. Buslon, Ericson O. Alieto
Teaching Practicum (TP) is a crucial component of pre-service teachers’ education, which serves as a training ground to develop their competencies by providing them with opportunities to acquire hands-on experience in a real-life classroom environment. The migration to online learning during the Covid-19...
Proceedings Article

Virtual Experiments on Coarse-Grained Soil Using X-Ray CT and Finite Element Analysis

Mohamed Abdennadher
Digital rock physics combines imaging and numerical techniques to study the mechanical properties of granular materials without extensive physical experiments. This paper introduces a workflow for processing X-Ray Computed Tomography (CT) data and using it in numerical simulations, demonstrated through...

Implementation of Reusable Bag Use in Purchasing Decisions as a Sustainability in Makassar City

Aida Wulandari
Environmental degradation has become an important concern in this era. It is a major threat to human survival which includes climate change, pollution, habitat destruction, and the destruction of nature. The use of plastic has a huge impact on environmental damage. Indonesia itself has been facing problems...
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Non-Motor Training Methods in Learning Basic Gymnastics Movements

Said Junaidi, Zahrah Zakiya Ahda, Agus Darmawan, Sugiarto Sugiarto, Ranu Baskora Aji Putra
An overview of the structure and characteristics of movement is very helpful for students to master movement skills. This research analyzes non-motor training method learning in gymnastics classes with the subject of students majoring in Sports Science. The research design is action research through...
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Artificial Intelligence, Cybercrime, and Legal Governance: Bridging the Gap Between Technology and Law

Mudit Sharma, Indra Pal Gupta, Gaurav Nagarkoti, Vikas Chauhan Ravi, Somendra Shukla, Ranjan Kumar Singh, Abhishek Varshney
The presented research paper investigates applying AI-based cybercrime detection and legal governance frameworks and evaluating them based on open-source datasets provided by Kaggle, that is, including intrusion detection, phishing, and financial fraud data. The study uses machine learning algorithms...

The Promotion Effect of Data Factor Allocation Level on Cross-Border E-commerce Development: Evidence from China

Zijing He, Wenjie Yao, Shizhu Dong
This study examines how data factor allocation promotes cross-border e-commerce development in China. Based on provincial panel data (2012–2022), we employ a two-way fixed effects model to analyze this relationship. Results show that enhancing data factor allocation significantly boosts cross-border...

Readiness of Elementary School Teachers in Facing Minimun Competency Assessment (MCA)

Khusnul Khotimah, Muchtar
MCA is a new program in learning evaluation that essentially measures minimum competence on institutional, personnel, and personality/character elements. The substance of the MCA content is basically a matter of competence of personnel in educational institutions (teachers) which are technically and...

Legal Revolution 5.0: Implementation E-voting as an implementation of technological developments in general elections

Rahayu Subekti, Nabila Salma Aristawidya
Along with the development of world society’s thinking towards the industrial revolution 5.0, has presented several innovations, one of which is the use of artificial intelligence (AI). In the field of Indonesian law enforcement, the use of AI can be used in the implementation of electronic-based elections....
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Smart City-Oriented Routing Protocols in Internet of Vehicles: A Comprehensive Survey

P. Praveen Yadav, T. Bhaskar Reddy
The integration of Internet of Vehicles (IoV) with smart city infrastructure presents unique challenges and opportunities for routing protocols. This paper surveys state-of-the-art routing protocols specifically designed for or adapted to smart city environments. We analyze these protocols based on their...

A Business Ecosystem Model of Pesantren’s Economic Self-Reliance: A Lesson Learn of Sidogiri for Pesantren in Jember

Mohammad Mufid, Eka Puspa Dewi, Sebastiana Viphindrartin
This study to examine the business ecosystem model of Pesantren Sidogiri as a foundation for pesantren economic self-reliance and to identify lessons that can be adopted by pesantren in Jember to strengthen their role in local economic development. Using a qualitative case study approach, data were collected...

The Use of Letter Puzzle Media in Improving Reading Skill in Low Grade Student at SDN 02 Banglarangan

Muhamad Sani Agung, Risa Tianingsih, Listia Fitriyawati, Alin Cahyaning, Indah Perdana Sari, Ni’mah Afifah, Esthi Nawangsasi, Ruwet Rusiyono
The main problem in this study is whether the use of letter puzzle media can improve the reading skills of low-grade students at SDN 02 Banglarangan. This research aimed to enhance the reading abilities of elementary school lower-grade students through the utilization of letter puzzle media at SDN 02...

Japanese Cultural Contexts and Gender Ideologies in Mieko Kawakami’s Chichi to Ran: Literary Texts in Foreign Language Education

Yunita El Risman
This study explores the intersections of Japanese cultural contexts and gender ideologies in Mieko Kawakami’s novel Chichi to Ran (Breasts and Eggs), with a particular emphasis on its relevance in foreign language education. Kawakami’s narrative interrogates dominant discourses surrounding motherhood,...
Proceedings Article

Implementation of Pose Estimation as a Foundational Module for AI-Based Dance-Fitness Assistance Systems

Dussa Sanjana, Ayesha Butalia, Reena Pagare
There is an ever-increasing trend of pursuing newer ways through which physical and mental well-being may be maintained through dance and fitness. Along with the growth of online training and home workouts, there is also an ever-pressing need for systems that are intelligent enough to capture and track...

Reinforcing Sustainability through Agricultural Insurance: Models, Innovations, and Challenges in Building Climate-Resilient Agri Food Systems

Litty Sylus, R. Pavan Kumar Raju
Agricultural insurance is proven to be one of the tools that can help improve the climate resilience for sustainable agricultural development and the financial security of farmers. In spite of its potentiality there are still many developing regions where adoption is limited due to understand this. The...

How Does Environmental Disclosure and Environmental Certification Affect Indonesia State-Owned Company Performance?

A. K. Widiatami, P. Suranti, L. Latifah, I N. Aeni, A. Nurkhin
Companies today are not only focused on increasing profits but also must pay attention to environmental aspects when carrying out their activities, especially for state-owned companies in Indonesia that represent government-owned businesses. The purpose of this study is to analyze the effect of environmental...

Navigating Thesis Completion as Caregivers: Lived Experiences of Student Caregivers

Youwen Sartika, Rita Inderawati, Sary Silvhiany
This paper explores the challenges faced by student caregivers, who juggled academic responsibilities while providing care for family members. The dual roles of caregiving and studying often lead to increased stress, potential delays, and a higher risk of academic dropout. The COVID-19 pandemic has further...
Proceedings Article

Multi-Criteria Decision Making Approaches for Identification of Drivers for Sustainability and Ranking of Automotive Organizations

M. Shilpa, J. V. Alamelu, M. R. Shivakumar, Nandana Sudhir, B. C. Chandana, J. Ananya
Sustainability is important for several reasons, encompassing environmental, social, and economic dimensions. It is essential for ensuring a harmonious balance between environmental health, social equity, and economic prosperity. It is a holistic approach that addresses the interconnected challenges,...

Integrating Online News based on Local and Oral History

Azril Azifambayunasti, Annisaa Khansa Labibah, Anisa Rizki Sabrina, Ardeti Jeni Abdilla, Zhahwa Aqila Puteri, Yusuf Waishol, Shendy Dyah Pramesti
This article aims to analyze the process of training and writing online news based on local and oral history in Pacitan Regency. It also explains the integration process of the various online news based on local history as an accessible website for the public. This action is based on the ironic fact...

Proportional Reasoning in Mathematics: What and How is the Process?

Maharani Izzatin
Reasoning is one of the abilities that need to be developed in mathematics. Mathematical reasoning can be interpreted as the basis for constructing mathematical knowledge. One of the reasoning in mathematics is proportional reasoning. Proportional reasoning involves understanding the multiplicative relationship...

Revitalization of the ASEAN Inter-Governmental Commission of Human Rights (AICHR): A Pathway to Strengthen Human Rights in ASEAN

Rika Kurniaty, Ikaningtyas, Hikmatul Ula, Muktiono, Imam Sukadi
Since the establishment of the ASEAN Inter-Governmental Commission of Human Rights (AICHR) in 2009, the handling of cases of human rights violations in ASEAN has yet to progress. Although AICHR, as an intergovernmental institution, expected to be able to strengthen cooperation between ASEAN countries...
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P2.38 THE ANRIL LOCUS ON CHROMOSOME 9P21 AFFECTS STIFFNESS OF THE ABDOMINAL AORTA

H.M. Bjorck, T. Lanne, U. Alehagen, K. Persson, L. Rundkvist, A. Hamsten, U. Dahlstrom, P. Eriksson
Pages: 115 - 116
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P1.19 ASSOCIATION OF AORTIC STIFFNESS AND LIPOPROTEIN APO-A1 WITH PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE: RESULTS OF A NINE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP

J. Seidlerova, J. Filipovsky
Pages: 115 - 115
Background: We investigate whether peripheral arterial disease (PAD) detected by ankle brachial index (ABI) <0.9 is independently associated with aortic stiffness and lipoprotein (a) [Lp(a)] in elderly subjects free from PAD at baseline. Methods: The present study included 96 lecture attendees (“Continuing...
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P125 ESTIMATION OF MEAN ARTERIAL PRESSURE IN NON-INVASIVE STUDIES

Chloe Park, Therese Tillin, Nish Chaturvedi, Alun Hughes
Pages: 115 - 116
Background: Mean arterial pressure (MAP) is required for many hemodynamic calculations. Most automated devices do not report MAP and a form factor (FF) is used to estimate it from systolic and diastolic blood pressure (BP). The appropriate choice of FF in the brachial artery is controversial: 0.33 is...
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P1.18 FEASIBILITY OF 24-HOUR PULSE WAVE VELOCITY ANALYSIS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH RENAL TRANSPLANTATION

I.E. Minyukhina, I.N. Posokhov
Pages: 115 - 115
The aim of study was to assess the feasibility of 24-hour PWV analysis in management of patients with renal transplantation (RT). Overall, 41 patients were recruited from the transplant waiting list. All the measurements were performed before and at 1 and 20 weeks after RT. The Pulse Time Index of Norm...
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P124 CENTRAL BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT: PARADIGM SHIFT

Gilberto Campos Guimarães Filho, Weimar Kunz Sebba Barroso Sousa
Pages: 115 - 115
Introduction: It is estimated that currently 17 million deaths annually in the world occur due to cardiovascular disease (CV), about one third of all deaths. 9.4 million are related to arterial hypertension (HA). The use of methods that allow the early identification of structural and functional cardiovascular...
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P1.17 AUTONOMIC NERVOUS ACTIVITY IN REACTIVE HYPEREMIA AND CONDUIT/RESISTANCE ARTERIAL ENDOTHELIAL FUNCTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSION

H. Tomiyama, M. Odaira, A. Yamashina
Pages: 115 - 115
Aims: Flow-mediated vasodilatation of the brachial artery (FMD), a marker of conduit arterial endothelial function, and reactive hyperemia index (RHI), a marker of resistance arterial endothelial function, measured by peripheral arterial tonometry, are known to be weakly associated with each other, however,...

Umpungeng Megalith Complex, Proto-Historic Settlement in the Highlands of South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Muhammad Nur, Akin Duli, Yusriana Yusriana, Khadijah Thahir Muda, Muhlis Hadrawi
This research discusses the Umpungeng megalith complex, a historical proto-settlement in the highlands of Soppeng Regency, South Sulawesi. The importance of this megalith complex is the authenticity and completeness of its monuments, and still the use of a number of ritual mediums for the spiritual purposes...
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P123 UNATTENDED AND ATTENDED BP VALUES AND VASCULARE AND CARDIAC ORGAN DAMAGE

Anna Paini, Massimo Salvetti, Fabio Bertacchini, Carlo Aggiusti, Sara Cappellini, Enrico Agabiti Rosei, Maria Lorenza Muiesan
Pages: 115 - 115
It has been suggested that measurement of “unattended” blood pressure values may provide advantages over conventional BP measurement; some hypertension guidelines now suggest this approach as the preferred one for measuring office BP. Data on the relationship between unattended BP and cardiovascular...
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P1.16 CORRELATION BETWEEN WALL-TO-LUMEN RATIO OF RETINAL ARTERIOLES AND CLINIC AND 24 HOURS BLOOD PRESSURE

C. Agabiti Rosei, M.L. Muiesan, A. Paini, M. Salvetti, C. Aggiusti, A. Cancarini, S. Duse, F. Semeraro, D. Rizzoni, E. Agabiti Rosei
Pages: 115 - 115
Objective: Wall-to-lumen ratio of retinal arterioles might serve as an in-vivo parameter of vascular damage. Previous studies have shown a correlation between retinal arteriolar structure and blood pressure values, measured both in the clinic and during 24 hours ambulatory monitoring. We analyzed the...

Mother Tongue Interference in Speaking Arabic of Darul Lugah Waddirasatil Islamiyah Boarding School Santriwati

Khoirul Bariyah, Umi Machmudah, Sulalah Sulalah
Darul Lughah Waddirasatil Islamiyah is obligated to use the Arabic language, but santriwati always make mistakes by interfering with the Madurese language, their mother tounge. The researcher, therefore, will analyze and describe interference, the element of interference, and the solution of mistakes....

System Architecture & Feature Design for Engineering a Web-based Travel Advisor System

Amir Maddah, Manolya Kavakli
Pages: 115 - 121
Many Advisor Systems have been designed and developed to assist us in decision-making, each with their strengths and weaknesses. A popular type of Advisor systems is Travel Advisor systems that assist travelers in their travel arrangements. We have designed and implemented a Travel Advisor system to...

Moments of Record Values and Characterizations of Marshall-Olkin Extended Distribution

G.G. Hamedani, Miroslav M. Ristić
Pages: 115 - 124
Moments of the mth upper record value XU(m), m≥1, and the joint moments of the mth and nth upper record values XU(m) and XU(n), n>m≥1, of a random variable X with Marshall-Olkin Extended distribution are presented. Certain characterizations of this distribution based on hazard function and a simple...

Towards a B2B E-Commerce Evaluation Management Model to Assess Organizational Drivers in Hospitals

Chad Lin, Hao-Chiang Koong Lin, Yu-An Huang, Geoffrey Jalleh, Ying Chieh Liu, Yueh-Hsia Huang, Sheng-Hsiung Su, Ching-Ju Chao
Pages: 115 - 132
Effective utilization of business-to-business (B2B) electronic commerce (e-commerce) in hospitals may lead to many benefits such as increased accessibility to healthcare providers, improved process efficiency, enhanced quality of healthcare services, increased responses to changes, decreased scheduling...

On aggregation of metric structures: the extended quasi-metric case

Sebastià Massanet, Oscar Valero
Pages: 115 - 126
In 1981, J. Borsík and J. Doboš studied and solved the problem of how to merge, by means of a function, a (not necessarily finite) collection of metrics in order to obtain a single one as output. Later on, in 2010, G. Mayor and O. Valero proposed and solved the Borsík and Doboš...

Analysis of Genetic Disease Haemophilia A by Using Machine Learning

Kenji Aoki, Makoto Sakamoto, Hiroshi Furutani
Pages: 115 - 119
Haemophilia A is a genetic disease resulting from deficiency of factor VIII. The database of mutations causing haemophilia A has been developed by the world wide collaboration. In this study, we examined the relation between activity of factor VIII and the missense mutation by using machine learning....

On a Class of Linearizable Monge-Ampère Equations

D.J. Arrigo, J.M. Hill
Pages: 115 - 119
Monge-Ampère equations of the form, uxxuyy - u2 xy = F(u, ux, uy) arise in many areas of fluid and solid mechanics. Here it is shown that in the special case F = u4 yf(u, ux/uy), where f denotes an arbitrary function, the Monge-Ampère equation can be linearized by using a sequence of Ampère, point, Legendre...

Optimal IP Assignment for Efficient NoC-based System Implementation using NSGA-II and MicroGA

Marcus Vinicius Carvalho da Silva, Nadia Nedjah, Luiza de Macedo Mourelle
Pages: 115 - 123
Network-on-chip (NoC) are considered the next generation of communication infrastructure, which will be omnipresent in most of industry, office and personal electronic systems. In platform-based methodology, an application is implemented by a set of collaborating intellectual properties (IPs) blocks....

Similarity Measuring Approach for Engineering Materials Selection

H. Doreswamy, M.N. Vanajaskhi
Pages: 115 - 122
Advanced engineering materials design involves the exploration of massive multidimensional feature spaces, the correlation of materials properties and the processing parameters derived from disparate sources. The search for alternative materials or processing property strategies, whether through analytical,...

Risk Analysis Techniques in Construction Engineering Projects

Daniel Baloi
Pages: 115 - 123
There is a great deal of risk analysis techniques and tools available for the management of risks. In principle, each risk analysis technique has its strengths and weaknesses. Techniques such as Probability Theory, Certainty Factors, Dempster-Shaffer Theory of Evidence and Fuzzy Logic are discussed with...

Analysis of Vocational Education Needs of the World of Work During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Ahyanuardi, Sri Rahmadhani
This research uses a method of combining quantitative research and qualitative research, where the purpose of this study is to look at the Competence need by the world of work during the pandemic Covid-19. The results of this study show that there is a significant relationship between one indicator and...

Research on the Teaching Mode of Internet-based Flipped Classroom in Advanced Mathematics Courses

Wenjiao Fu
The flipped classroom model under the background of “Internet + education” replace the traditional classroom teaching model. This model breaks through the time and space limitations of traditional courses, and uses the advantages of the Internet to enhance students’ awareness of autonomous learning,...

Scaffolding Process in the International Business Correspondence Course in Vocational Colleges

Xiaoqing Yang, Fen Liu
Based on the Scaffolding Process proposed by Wood et al., this paper attempts to study how effective scaffolding can help business English majors achieve study objectives in the International Business Correspondence Course in a Chinese vocational college. Six functions of the scaffolding process are...
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Prototype of Kempelang Fish Dryers Reviewed from Energy of H2O that is Evaporated to Air

Ida Febriana, KA Ridwan, Anerasari M, Taufik jauhari
Kempelang is a typical food of Palembang City. The hallmark of ths food lies in the prominent taste of fish. The use of fish will affect the distinctive taste and price of this food. Kempelang crackers are one of the small industry products that are quite popular in the community. In order for kempelang...

A Concept of Human Resource Development in Copra Agroindustrial Management System

Harnida W. Adda, Syahir Natsir, Bakri Hasanuddin, Niluh Putu Evvy Rossanty, Yoberth Cornelius, Heni Ardianto
This study analyzes the concept of human resource development in the copra agro-industry and aims to: 1) identify copra agro-industry stakeholders in response to copra farmer development concepts and 2) identify systems that can be applied to copra agro-industry in order to strengthen the copra farmer...

Inculturation of Tradition Hamulak Music Fohorem Church

Filomena Soares Amaral, Rita Milyartini, Diah Latifah
Inculturation is an effort to make church rituals understandable and attractive to local cultures. The church strives to incorporate a community’s values and culture to enrich the faith of the people, and its taste for worship. An example is the Fohorem church’s allowing traditional Hamulak music for...