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Behavior of Using Accounting Software among Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in Padang
Anisa Maisko, Henri Agustin, Sany Dwita
This study examines how performance expectations, effort expectations, social influences, and facilitating conditions affect the intention to use accounting software among micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Padang. The research focuses on MSMEs that have used accounting software for at least...
Series: Advances in Engineering Research
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Integrating AI into Modern Strategies for Oral Cancer Screening and Diagnosis
Radhika Sridharan, N. Anitha, C. Ramya, N. Aravindha Babu, E. Rajesh
Oral cancer is a major health problem worldwide, mainly because it is often detected at a late stage. Early diagnosis can greatly improve survival and quality of life, but traditional screening methods depend heavily on trained professionals and are limited in remote and low-resource areas. In recent...
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Empowering Future Financial Decision-Makers
The Role of University Teaching in Shaping Sustainable Finance Literacy and Investment Behavior
Cedric Bardowieck, Joachim Prinz
Our study investigates how sustainable finance literacy shapes investment behavior among first-year Business Administration students and how university education can support the development of a more sustainability-oriented financial mindset. The analysis is based on the first wave of an ongoing full...
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Cybersecurity as an Effort to Protect the Creative Economy and Tourism in Pamekasan Regency from Cybercrime Threats in the Digital Era
Dewi Muti’ah, Abdul Wachid Habibullah, Moh. Akbar Adhiyanto
This article broadly examines cybersecurity approaches in the protection and development of the creative economy and tourism in the digital era in Pamekasan Regency. The rapid development of information technology in communications has made it easier to access information anytime and anywhere. The internet,...
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Digital Transformation and Leadership: Navigating Challenges and Seizing Opportunities
Binkkour Mohammed, Fdil Maryem
Digital transformation (DT) has become a strategic imperative, reshaping sectors and challenging traditional models of leadership. As organizations adopt digital technologies, leaders must deal with complex challenges and seize emerging opportunities on important fronts like decision-making, communication...
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Artificial Intelligence in the Indian Legal System: Navigating Adoption, Challenges, and Implications
Vartika Mishra
Today Indian jurisprudence is in crossroad due to the backlog crisis that is threatening constitutional promise of having a speedy justice. The introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become not only a potential but an essential requirement of change within their courts as the number of cases...
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Intelligent Vehicle Monitoring System
Ashwin Pillai, Tanmay Salavkar, Srushti Wategaonkar, Harsh Rao, Deepa Ekhande
With the advent of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies and On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) systems in modern vehicles has enabled continuous real-time data collection from vehicular sensors paving new way for predictive maintenance. In this paper, we have summarized architectures of various recent research...
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The Impact of AI on Professional Training in Moroccan Companies
Asmaa Benhmama, Yasmina Bennani Bennis, Brahim Sabiri
This study examines the impact of AI on professional training in Moroccan companies, particularly after increased adoption due to COVID-19. While prior research explores AI’s role in training, little focuses on specific benefits like cost reduction, employee satisfaction, and gender neutrality in Morocco....
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Design Research Methodology (DRM): A Case Study on Enhancing Behaviour Intention of users for using Digital Technology in Rural Education
Tushar Tiwari, M. Sona, Namrata Swargari, V. S. Ahalya, Richa Malviya
This research explores the Design Research Methodology (DRM) principles for the study on rural education system to validate how digital technology’s usefulness can improve rural students’ behavioural intention to adopt digital tools, aiming to enrich their educational experience. While digital advancements...
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Adaptive Relief Feature Evaluation and Selection based on Grey Level Co-occurrence Matrix
Han Wang, Zhousheng Ma, Wenbing Fan
In image recognition, how to select informative features from the feature space is a very significant task. Relief algorithm is considered as one of the most successful methods for evaluating the quality of features. In this paper, it firstly provides a valid proof which demonstrates a blind selection...
Series: Advances in Engineering Research
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Effect of Wetland Reclamation on Soil Aggregates Content and Soil Organic Carbon Distribution of Aggregates in Peat Mire Soil around Xingkai Lake in Northeast China
Li-Li Huo, Han-Yu Huang, Yi An
Soil aggregates content, soil organic carbon (SOC) concentration and density in soil aggregates in 0~5, 5~10, 10~20, 20~30 cm soil layers in peat mire soil in wetland, soybean and paddy field reclaimed from the wetland around Xingkai Lake were determined to investigate how reclamation of wetland for...
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The predicted value of Environment pollution treatment project investment based on the GM(1,1) model
Ai-qing Kou, Sun Meng, Wei Zhou
The predicted value of Environment pollution treatment project investment is very significant in our country. It has less samples and uncertain information, a small dynamic sample prediction which is in view of the environmental pollution treatment project investment is very important .The GM(1,1) model...
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Design and Implementation of the Coastal Zone Ecological High Precision Monitoring and Assessment System
Weiquan Wang, Xueping Zhang, Junkuo Cao
The coastal zone is crucial to the development of human society and economy, the global economic wealth mostly produced in coastal areas, but the coastal zone due to interaction is affected by a variety of forces, there are frequent disasters, fragile ecological environment problems objectively. Monitoring...
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An Exploration on Sustainable Development of Sports Service for Community from the Perspective of Public Service
ShaoHui Yuan
Today the community sport has become a hot of popular sport, but how the community sports service keeps up with the pace of the socialist market economy is a problem in front of us. This paper from the perspective of the public service, analysis the community sports and noted the issues that hinder the...
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Test of the Applicability of the Smooth Adjustment Hypothesis in Agri-product Trade of China
Ai Hang, Yan Wang
Adjustment cost caused by the trade liberalization would affect countries' trade structure and industrial development, With the appearance of intra-industry trade phenomenon, 'Smooth Adjustment Hypothesis' about trade adjustment cost is taken more seriously. Agriculture always was the most basic industry...
Series: Advances in Engineering Research
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Influence on Architectural Geometry by Emergent Design
Wei CHANG
This paper centers on the influence on architectural geometry by emergent design under the principle of emergence theory and the help of computer software, and how this will generate positive effects and what should also be concerned during such procedure.
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Politics Identity and Electoral Contestation Among The Bakumpai Tribes (a Geopolitical Survey at Central Kalimantan) Subtitles: Politics Identity, Prespective Political Education on Beginner Voters
Liadi H.Fimeir, Anwar Khairil, Erawati Desi
Abstract-Bakumpai residents are active despite the fact of the presence and absence of legislative candidates and regional leaders from the Bakumpai tribe. This reflects that the Bakumpai Tribe is still not contaminated with Identity Politics (Setia Budi, oral interview). This research is a sub-title...
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Entrepreneur ‘Mbok Mase’ in The History of Batik Industry in Laweyan Surakarta
Muhammad Fajar Shodiq, Moh Mahbub
Javanese women have a quite interesting to be studied, both in the past and the present. One of them was Mbok Mase who worked as a batik trader put women in ordinate position and controlled almost all the joints of life in the village. This phenomenon is very interesting because it was outside the tradition...
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Opportunities and Countermeasures of Higher Vocational Ideological and Political Education in the Era of WeChat
Nuofeng Li
With the gradual development of the related work of the new curriculum reform in China, parents of students pay more and more attention to the cultivation of students' comprehensive quality. To a certain extent, this also improves the requirements of Higher Vocational Education in China. Ideological...
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Study on the Construction of Student Team-Type Associations under the College System in Universities
Hairui Sui, Fanglin Xie
More and more universities begin to explore the new mode of students' education and training through the establishment of residential college system. The student association is an important part of the construction of college system in universities. It is not a simple transition from a school or department...
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Research on Integration of University Innovation Entrepreneurship Education and Professional Education
Yingzhen Xue
Under the innovation-driven social transformation and economic development trend, how more effective and practical way to cultivate different types of innovative talents, has become an important task of China's reform and development process of Universities face. Diversity, practical and comprehensive...
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Playing General Structure Rewriting Games
Lukasz Kaiser, Lukasz Stafiniak
Achieving goals in a complex environment in which many players interact is a general task demanded from an AI agent. When goals of the players are given explicitly, such setting can be described as a multi-player game with complete information. We introduce a general model of such games in which states...
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Beauty Myth in Novels by Tiwiek S.A
Yunita Ernawati, Bambang Purnomo
This research is motivated by the issue of women that is reproduced and revised continuously up to this day. This thing can be seen is seen in literary works. In this case, the author of Javanese literature, namely Tiwiek S.A, also consistently discussed the issue of women in each of her literary works....
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Malaysian Early Childhood Educators’ Perceptions Regarding Children’s Social–Emotional Development
Suziyani Mohamed, Noratiqah Satari, Mohd Hanafi Mohd Yasin, Hasnah Toran
Social-emotional development at an early age is pivotal and it is significantly affecting children’s future life. Children with good social-emotional skills will succeed in academic and later life. Nevertheless, to make sure all children mastered social-emotional skills, teachers need to be empowered...
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Implementation of Campaign Governance, Voting and Vote Counting in Regional Head Elections
Nabella, M. Fachri Adnan
This research aims to evaluate how the implementation of campaign governance, voting and vote counting in the local elections. This research is motivated by several problems there are namely administration voter data is less accurate, lack of organizer neutrality, voter participation is still low, campaign...
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International Regulatory Vacuum of Cyber Espionage
Dodik Setiawan Nur Heriyanto
Cyber espionage employs computer network to gather illegal access to confidential information from government or certain organization. The advance development of technology acknowledges the sophisticated and illegal means of receiving highly confidential data or information for certain purposes that...
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Promoting Autonomous Learning and 21st Century Skills of English Education Students Through Empowering Their Pedagogical Skills
Ni Nyoman Padmadewi, Luh Putu Artini, Dewa Ayu Eka Agustini
Autonomous learning skill is one of the skills demanded to survive in the 21st century. Students need to self-direct themselves and show how their skills can match 21st Century learning needs. However, the results of observations in several departments of education universities in North Bali reveals...
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Singaporean Identity Through Singaporean Eyes: A Cultural Study of the Instagram Account Humans of Singapore
Balqis Az Zahra, Harwintha Yuhria Anjarningsih
Singapore has always been a hot spot for studies of multiracialism. Singapore’s multiculturalism is so significant to the city that multiculturalism is the bedrock of government rules and policies defining what it is to be a Singaporean. However, cultural studies of representations of multiracialism...
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Legal Protection of Safety and Health of Workers
Joupy G. Z. Mambu, Sam J. R. Saroinsong
This research belongs to the category of normative research, which is conducted by examining library materials or secondary data. In ways of effort to protect occupational safety and health, the establishment of regulations is firstly intended to ensure occupational safety and health. Occupational Health...
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Chinese in a Pandemic: TikTok as a Window Into Chinese People’s Lives During COVID-19
Siwen Lu
TikTok, a popular short video app in China, played a significant role during the COVID-19 pandemic. Offering a window into people’s daily lives against this traumatic background, TikTok was used as a research site in this study to figure out how Chinese people manifested their experiences and feelings....
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Developing E-learning Module by Using Telegram Bot on ICT for ELT Course
Rasyidah Nur Aisyah, Dewi Masitho Istiqomah, Muhammad Muchlisin
Pre-service teachers who are taking undergraduate education after graduating will face generation z students, where students are already facing the 21st century and gadgets have become their playmates. Using gadgets that only for playing games and social media has been deemed less useful. It needs to...
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The Use of Slang on EFL Students’ Instagram Statuses
Do They Perceive It Essential?
Eliya Kurniati, Rusfandi
Slangs are commonly associated with informal ways of communication and used both in direct and indirect conversations, such as to communicate and express emotions on social media like Instagram. The question is how the use of slang may support and help improve students’ EFL learning through social media...
Research Article
Dictionary Learning Approach to Monitoring of Wind Turbine Drivetrain Bearings
Sergio Martin-del-Campo, Fredrik Sandin, Daniel Strömbergsson
Pages: 106 - 121
Condition monitoring is central to the efficient operation of wind farms due to the challenging operating conditions, rapid technology development, and a large number of aging wind turbines. In particular, predictive maintenance planning requires the early detection of faults with few false positives....
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Why Do Anti-Corruption Institutions Work or Do Not Work
Valery Alekseevich Glazyrin
Corruption is no longer terra incognito. The work emphasizes that scientific research has accumulated a significant amount of knowledge about corruption; there are extensive anti-corruption international legislation, national legal acts and diverse experience of their practical application in different...
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Wacom Media as an Alternative in Kanji Beginner Learning for College Students in the Pandemic Period
Nise S. Sasanti
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the education system into distance learning that requires media to deliver materials. Media are needed to help the implementation of a kanji learning is no exception. Kanji skills courses must be mastered by students. Wacom can be used to practice how to write kanji....
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The Life Skills and Careers of Citizens in the Digital Age of Pancasila and Citizenship Education Curriculum Content
Farid Firdaus, Aim Abdulkarim
The article considers the rapid developments in information technology today, make all areas of life becomes all-digital, that eventually leads to a new era, which is the digital age. In this digital age, young citizens need to have life skills and careers to adapt with the competition and challenges...
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Consumption of Cultural Values of Social Media
Burhanuddin Arafah, Muhammad Hasyim
Social media as a gateway to information provides a wide variety of media users with the ability to read a text message and understand the meaning of a social media. With the flow of information through social media lasting for 24 hours, media users can bring up the cultural consumption of information....
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Research on the Current Situation and Influencing Factors of College Students’ Online Learning Investment in Local Application-Oriented Universities
Take Linyi University as an Example
Fei Gao, Nover Keithley Mente, Donna Marie A. Oyam
Affected by the development of information technology and the new crown epidemic, online learning has received more and more attention. Online education has the advantages of acquiring knowledge without limitation of time and place, but it also has many shortcomings. In online education, students and...
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Cultural Contexts and Leadership Styles: A Qualitative Study of Their Impact on Productivity in China and the United Kingdom
Yankan Yu
This qualitative study investigates the intricate interplay between leadership styles and cultural contexts and their profound influence on productivity, focusing on China and the United Kingdom. The research explores diverse leadership approaches, values, and management strategies in these nations,...
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Application of FluidSIM Software and Project-based Cases in the Teaching of Hydraulic and Pneumatic Transmission
Peiming Peng, Lianyao Tang
With the rapid development of automation technology, hydraulic and pneumatic transmission, as an important part of mechatronics system, has been widely used in various industrial fields. In order to improve the teaching effect of hydraulic and pneumatic transmission course and cultivate students’ practical...
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Research on the Ideological Integration and Innovative Pathways of Chemistry Major Course Teaching in the Context of Digital Transformation
Zihan Yu, Shiwei Lin, Mingchao Miao
Under the advancement of educational digitalization and the task of fostering virtue through education, chemistry major courses need to address the disconnection between knowledge transmission and ideological cultivation. Guided by the policy orientation of the Outline of the Plan for Building a Leading...
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Subconscious on the Psychological Crisis Intervention of International Students
Lixia Wen
With the characteristics of growing number of international students and increasing diversified countries, cross-culture adaptation problem, resulting from the unique cultural differences, attracted more and more attentions from psychologists. Furthermore, mental health education is becoming an important...
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Carbon Trading Mechanisms as Catalysts for Ecosystem Balance: An Integrated Framework for Climate Mitigation and Biodiversity Conservation
N. Baby Nirmala, M. Santha Kumari, L. Rajeswari
Carbon trading has emerged as a pivotal market-based instrument linking climate mitigation with ecosystem balance, generating approximately $100 billion annually for environmental budgets by 2024. This paper examines how carbon credit mechanisms contribute to ecosystem equilibrium through nature-based...
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Print to Voice: Developing an AI-Generated Audiobook for Literatur im Deutschunterricht’s Class
Indah Aini, Balazs Huszka, Tanti Kurnia Sari, Ahmad Sahat Perdamean, Nurhanifah Lubis, Ryan Dallion
Literature courses in German as a foreign language often struggle with low reading motivation, limited listening input, and misalignment between textual complexity and learners’ proficiency. This study reports the design, development, and classroom piloting of an AI-generated audiobook based on an original...
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Self-Efficacy Theory Perspective: Challenges and Improvement Strategies for Elderly People in Digital Healthcare Services
Wei Lin
As global population aging intensifies, the demand for healthcare services among the elderly is increasing. Digital healthcare services offer new possibilities for addressing the health management issues of the elderly; however, the acceptance and utilization of these digital tools by the elderly remain...
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A Study on the Influence of Perceived Value of Clothing Colors on Purchase Intention from an Emotional Perspective
Mingxin Tian, Yang Xi, Jiawei Chen
This study aims to explore the relationship between perceived value of clothing color, emotions, and consumers’ purchase intentions. Through empirical analysis, it was found that the perceived value of clothing color can significantly and positively affect consumers’ arousal and pleasure(valence), and...
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IPO Performance: Does It Improve Post-COVID-19?
Melati Melati
This research aims to analyze how COVID-19 affects Initial Public Offering (IPO) performance by comparing the data consisting of 37 cases during COVID-19 and 25 cases post-COVID-19 using the independent sample t-test. The results show that the share offering rate and trading volume experienced a significant...
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Legal Personhood For Nature Success Story Of Indigenous Advocacy And Conservation Movements
Parimita Dash, Debmita Mondal
Our sustenance on this planet depends on the nature, to an extent that if any component of the nature is disturbed, the whole symbiotic relationship with which all the life form on this planet mutually coexist get imbalanced leading to a disturbance in the whole ecosystem which is detrimental for the...
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Self-Regulated Learning Strategies of Academic-Digital Reading Comprehension: A Narrative Inquiry
Sakhi Herwiana, Oikurema Purwati, Syafi’ul Anam
Numerous studies have investigated self-regulated learning (SRL) strategies and reading comprehension in L2/ foreign language contexts. Nevertheless, limited attention of research has been concentrated on an online reading test. Reading strategies on the computer screen is different from printed paper,...
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A Cloning Issue of Human, Animal, and Plant in Science Teachers’ Argumentation: A study in Islamic Organization-Based Schools
Afridha Laily Alindra, Ari Widodo, Fitri Nuraeni, Nenden Permas Hikmatunisa, Hafiziani Eka Putri
Cloning is a fascinating topic in the socio-scientific question. This is a contentious question in both religion and science. Science teachers must be able to deliver this topic proportionally in the practice of science learning in class. The purpose of this study is to investigate how science teachers...