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330. No 7 pp 45 51 2013 2 XE Development of guideline for Privacy Impact Assessment based on 18022307 Yoichi Seto Shigeru Ishida Sadamu Takasaka and Mamoru Yokoyama Abstract Many organization have been working to digitize the personal information the importance of privacy risk countermeasures is increasing Privacy Impact Assessment the introduction of the system with the collection of personal information in the case of system replace for the mitigation is the risk management method for evaluating the proactive a privacy risk or avoid privacy issues In Japan Upon the introduction of PIA third party expert independent organization and the implementation procedure of the PIA is required This paper describes development and application of the PIA guidelines to based on 18022307 Keywords ISO 22307 Privacy concerns Privacy Impact Assessment Personal data Risk management 1
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346. No 7 pp 179 188 2013 1 Idea generation in freehand sketching Tetsuo Fukuda 1 Abstract This paper details the method of using freehand sketching for idea development Firstly the preparation which encompasses the environment the drawing tools and the inner preparedness of the person Secondly the origin of an idea which is in the emotional reaction and or deep impressions associated with observation Thirdly the accumulation of a reference stock of ideas through repeated observation and sketching Finally through this process initial ideas can incubate and mature leading to further inspiration This document explains these concepts simply by using extensive sketches analogies and metaphors Keywords Observation Idea generation Analogy Metaphor Freehand sketch 1 TCO 5 6 5 ETAT AR 6 5 C HG ER E e HE 1 1
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419. Architecture Innovation xt 2012 17 ES SI No 5 pp84 89 2007 18 Satoshi Yoshida Technology diffusion with strategy of the technological information of Japanese companies PICMET2009 on CD ROM No 7 pp 161 164 2013 PBL 1 TEE Global PBL with Vietnam National University Hanoi and Unibersiti Brunei Darussalam Yosuke Tsuchiya Yuka Kato Masahiko Narita Abstract In Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology we have been carrying out the global PBL to develop software in collaboration with the Vietnam National University Hanoi from 2008 And this year Universiti Brunei Darussalam also participates in the global PBL Therefore we designed a curriculum which carry out the global PBL at the multiple locations in parallel In this paper we report about the summary of the global PBL of this year and results Keywords Global PBL enPiT RSNP Robot Service 1 2008 PBL Il 2 6
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437. PBL 165 t pt c BR JR HB A WX 171 E A 9 x 79 Red xax d 4343435 th HT TT EK 179 Bulletin of Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology No 7 2013 CONTENTS Regular Papers AshScript A Process Programming Languagefor Supporting the Evolutional Software Process hr eee nn Chuzo Akiguchi 1 A Valuation of Trial Education Program of 3D CAD at Professional School eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee 20 ee S ES Tsuyoshi Aziro Keita Murata 11 Factor Analysis of Privacy Invasion caused by Wearable Camera based on SNS Emotion Analysis Shigeru Shimada 15 The Mind Jukebox a Combination Product and Service That Creates Musical Experience Based on Brain Waves tttcecroeseseeo Takahiro Ogawa Kosuke Tokunaga Koki Iwata Koji Tsuji Masanori Sakuma Shigeomi Koshimizu 21 Management and Efficient Presentation of Instant Information Sanggyu Shin 0 Study on One piece Construction of Products by Additive Manufacturing with Functional Gels Yuta Yaguchi Toshiki Urabe Toshitake Tateno 39 Development of guideline for Privacy Impact Ass
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478. 2013 I 1 H Understanding spatial development of urban growth in Southeast Asia In the case of fieldworks in Traditional Village Hanoi and Bandar Seri Begawan Isshin Sasaki Abstract The paper explores the growing tensions between the development of urban growth in Southeast Asian countries the designing for modern development and the need to secure a balance between western planning philosophies and local traditions The report concludes that as a result it will become increasingly important to focus and visualize local design process through improvement enhancement protection and increased public awareness if traditional resources and communities in Hanoi and Brunei such as Kampong Ayer are to be adequately conserved and sustained for the future prosperity of the country Keywords urban development urban growth urban community urban conservation 1 1 1 ASEAN 3 BEA
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480. GAX RT RSNP RH EY Study of technology that uses the RSNP to publish on the Internet the existing RT Components and Development of environment mapping service Toru Izui Yuka Kato Yosuke Tsuchiya 2 Masahiko Narita Abstract RT middleware OpenRTM aist that implements the OMG RTC Specification uses CORBA tech nology as the basis for communication between RTcomponents Thereby it provides a local net work communication method between components RT It is difficult to expose through the Internet and or cloud services for various existing RT components developed in the next generation robot intelligence technology development project Intelligent RT Software Project In this paper in or der to enable RT Components to publish to the Internet we propose a generalized method based on RSNP Robot Service Network Protocol for that purpose And we prototype and evaluate whether our methods is effective Keywords RSNP RTC the Internet robot services RTMiddleware OMG RTC Specification OpenRTM aist RT RTM RT CORBA
481. Lucena M Caxias and C M Figueiredo On the use of scrum for the management of pract cal projects in graduate courses In Frontiers in Education Conference 2009 FIE 09 39th IEEE pp 1 6 IEEE 2009 12 VF De Lucena A Brito P Gohner and N Jazdi A germany brazil experience report on teaching software engineering for electrical engineering undergraduate students In Software Engineer ing Education and Training 2006 Proceedings 19th Conference on pp 69 76 IEEE 2006 113 DOO00 0000 0000 00010 Global pbl feasibility study O O0 00000000 HHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHH pp 167 174 08 2009 I14 HHH HHHH HHHH HHHH HHHH Global PBL feasibility study DO 000 0000 HHHHHHHHHHH Vol 8 No 4 pp 515 516 2009 15 R Nishino O Oka T Okino T Sugita Y Tsuchiya H Koyama Y Tozawa M Kojima and Y Chubachi Experience gained through in ternational PBL in software development Ist Asia Pacific Joint PBL Conference 2010 2010 10 23 H6JOOUO 000 00 O 0000 0000 000 0 00 pebeinmauaguuuugddttluttettlt u llHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHH IIHHHHHHH 2011000 20110 pp 1 6 sep 2011 17 000 0000 00 PBLHHHHHHHHHHH ugggaagauggagggaauagmgaguutdedtlt 0000000 000000000000000 Vol 14 No 2 pp 15 20 2012 18 Skype home Last Visited on 2012 11 1 19 Facebook https www facebook com Last Visited on 2012 11 1 http www Skype com intl en 66 PAME 20 Google 0D 00000 http documents goog
482. Study on One piece Construction of Products by Additive Manufacturing with Functional Gels Yuta Yaguchi Toshiki Urabe Toshitake Tateno Abstract 3D printing technology has a huge potential to create bespoke and low cost applications such as design mock up models practical mechanical parts et al In this paper 3D printing with bio degradable and electrically conductive gels is investigated Embedded electrical wirings are shaped in a product chassis by using Fused Deposition Modeling FDM with the functional gel The effectiveness of the present method is confirmed with experiments of practical product prototypes which are an RFID antenna and a LED illumination circuit Keywords 3D printig Additive Manufacturing Functional gel One piece construction 1 AM Additive Manufacturing 2
483. We are able to establish a dynamic allocation system by employing combination of the monitoring system and agent software The other 1s that we does not consider a simple matching model but hierarchical model for solving task allocation problem We separate a large scale task into some small tasks then we allo cate these small tasks to some machines The anal ogy of this method is divided and conquer algorithm introduced in 7 The divided and conquer algorithm divides the problem into some subproblems based on tree structure such that each subproblem has same size However our system divides the task into sev eral size of sub tasks it means that each sub task has different size since the system should allocate the sub task to adaptable machine 2 Problem setting The problems in society are often large scale and It is difficult to solve the problem therefore there are many research to solve the prob complication lem efficiency 10 For instance resource allocation problems for product management and staff shift scheduling problems have been trying formulating many situations in mathematical programming and also researchers proposed efficient algorithm for the problem 6 However these formulations are simple structure and special case of social problems because these problems are theoretically In commonplace the problems have complication constraints and the many constraint which does not represent as formula The comp
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485. names of theorem environments with 1875 distinct values respectively These results were obtained by the proposed method Environment name has stronger dependency on the user than display name since the cumulative percentage of display name increase much faster with rank than that of environment name Table 5 compares the results obtained by pattern match using the command grep newtheorem and the one by the proposed method The result indicates that the newtheorem control sequence is correctly hooked in around 97 percent of the cases A similar comparison for the environ ment with name theorem shows that occurrences of begin theorem are recognized up to 97 percent Automatic recognition of theorem environments of mathematical papers in LATEX format 85 see Table 6 Another experiment shows that out of 2879 theorem aware main files 2034 items about 71 contain at least one occurrence of a theorem like envi ronment where an environment is called theorem like if it is a theorem environment with the environment name or the display name matching any of the key words below ignoring cases theorem proposition corollary lemma and claim This indicates that good portion of people utilize the above five kinds of envi ronments to markup theorems 6 Conclusion The result of this work enables the extraction of theorems from existing preprints of mathematics This would facilitate the community to create derived
486. 0 89 79 29 17 Axiom 144 0 73 80 02 18 Condition 137 0 70 80 71 19 Observation 123 0 62 81 34 20 Case 118 0 60 81 94 21 Remarks 111 0 56 82 50 22 Conclusion 110 0 56 83 06 23 Criterion 109 0 55 83 61 24 Acknowledgement 103 0 52 84 14 25 Solution 102 0 52 84 65 26 Summary 100 0 51 85 16 27 Empty 87 0 44 85 60 28 Examples 81 0 41 86 01 29 Note 70 0 36 86 37 30 Property 59 0 30 86 67 31 Hypothesis 54 0 27 86 94 32 Convention 50 0 25 87 20 33 Main Theorem 49 0 25 87 44 34 Construction 48 0 24 87 69 35 Proof 37 0 19 87 88 36 Step 35 0 18 88 05 37 bf Theorem 24 0 12 88 17 38 Sublemma 23 0 12 88 29 39 Acknowledgments 22 0 11 88 40 40 definitionname 21 0 11 88 51 41 Theorem A 21 0 11 88 62 42 protect theoremname 19 0 10 88 71 43 bf Lemma 19 0 10 88 81 44 Result 19 0 10 88 91 45 Open Problem 19 0 10 89 00 46 Theorem B 18 0 09 89 09 4T Acknowledgements 18 0 09 89 18 48 theoremname 17 0 09 89 27 49 Notations 17 0 09 89 36 50 Acknowledgment 17 0 09 89 44 51 Others 2080 10 56 100 00 Total 19 704 Table 7 The observed display names of theorem en vironments Rank Environment Name Freq Cumul 1 lemma 1300 6 60 6 60 2 theorem 1252 6 35 12 95 3 definition 1026 5 21 18 16 4 corollary 1007 5 11 23 27 5 remark 986 5 00 28 27 6 proposition 970 4 92 33 20 7 example 787 3 99 37 19 8 prop 673 3 42 40 61 9 cor 603 3 06 43 67 10 thm 589 2 99 46 66 11 lem 489 2 48 49 14 12 conjecture 448 2 27 51 41 13 claim 385 1 95 53 36 14 rem 383
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488. 1993 11 R B Findler J Clements C Flanagan M Flatt S Krishnamurthi P Steckler and M Felleisen DrScheme A programming environment for scheme Journal of Functional Programming Vol 12 No 2 pp 159 182 2002 12 R Kelsey W Clinger and J eds Rees Revised report on the algorithmic language scheme Higher Order and Symbolic Computation Vol 11 No 1 1998 No 7 pp 103 108 2013 GAX A hierarchical task allocation method for dynamic distributed computing system Satoshi Takahashi Tokuro Matsuo Abstract This paper studies flexible divided and conquer method for a network based virtual distributed computing system The network based virtual distributed computing is one of important tech nologies of green computing which is a newly research area of computer science The previous researches of network based distributed computing are assumed that number of computers and its specs are constant and that given a set of tasks already Their assumptions are not realis tic In the real situation many computers do not connect to the Internet consistently Therefore it is not necessarily the case that user ensures the number of computers and spec We should consider the allocation system which includes their complication conditions In this paper we formulate a task allocation problem with complication condition and propose a multi steps allo cation
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490. 2010 6 Valery Solovyev and Nikita Zhiltsov structure analysis of scientific publications in Logical mathematics In Proceedings of the International Conference on Web Intelligence Mining and Se mantics p 21 ACM 2011 7 Catalin David Michael Kohlhase Christoph Lange Florian Rabe Nikita Zhiltsov and Vyach eslav Zholudev Publishing math lecture notes as linked data In The Semantic Web Research and Applications pp 370 375 Springer 2010 Giovanni Yoko Kristianto Minh Quoc Nghiem Yuichiroh Matsubayashi and Akiko Aizawa Ex tracting definitions of mathematical expressions 8 in scientific papers In The 26th Annual Confer ence of JSAI 2012 9 arXiv Bulk Data Access Amazon S3 http arxiv org help bulk data s3 10 The http www ctan org 11 REVTeX Home Page org revtex 12 AMS LaTeX publications authors tex amslatex Comprehensive TeX Archive Network httpb publish aps http www ams org Rank Display Name Freq Cumul 1 Theorem 2242 11 38 11 38 2 Lemma 1980 10 05 21 43 3 Corollary 1865 9 47 30 89 4 Proposition 1853 9 40 40 30 5 Definition 1757 8 92 49 21 6 Remark 1624 8 24 57 46 7 Example 1181 5 99 63 45 8 Conjecture 800 4 06 67 51 9 Claim 443 2 25 69 76 10 Problem 360 1 83 71 58 11 Notation 343 1 74 73 33 12 Question 335 1 70 75 03 13 Exercise 270 1 37 76 40 14 Assumption 218 1 11 77 50 15 Fact 177 0 90 78 40 16 Algorithm 175
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494. Tweets An Analysis of Privacy Leaks on Twitter 2011 10 Facebook https www facebook com legal terms visited on 2013 09 30 11 YouTube Data API https developers google com YouTube visited on 2013 09 30 12 SNS EMM 2012 13 J Bollen A Pepe and H Mao Modeling public mood and emo tion Twitter sentiment and socio economic phenomena CoRR vol abs 0911 1583 2009 14 A Pepe and J Bollen Between conjecture and memento shaping a collective emotional perception of the future CoRR vol abs 0801 3864 2008 15 NLTK http nltk org visited on 2013 09 30 16 WordNet http wordnet princeton edu visited on 2013 09 30 17 M M Bradley and P J Lang Affective Norms for English Words ANEW Stimuli instruction manual and affective ratings Tech Report C 1 1999 18 James A Russell A circumplex model of affect it Journal of Personality and Social Psychology Vol 39 No 6 pp 1161 1178 1980 19 SIDDARTH SHANKAR RAMASWAMY Visualization of the Sentiment of the Tweets 2011 No 7 pp 21 31 2013
495. Wal eS Aa WOR Ge Se a Ge Re GS Aaa AE Se a WR Oe ew ae we eae Tokuro Matsuo Satoshi Takahashi 103 Review Papers A Study of ICT Applications for Tokyo Metropolitan Zoological Gardens and Aquariums s es eter nenne nnn Hiroshi Koyama Yuka Kato 109 A Proposal of the resilient life service system tttrrossssrrrrrrrrssss Seiichi Kawata Junfu Chen Kazuki Hirasawa Keiichi Koyama Syohei Ogawa Bo Huang 117 Project Management Education for Business Person An example of PM education at Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology Kiyoshi Sakamori 125 Bulletin of Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology No 7 2013 Study for Developing Design Process through Making of Running Prototype Model Super Cell 9592 sao thm Noboru Koyama Toshiyuki Murao Keita Murata Toshiaki Soma Amane Oya Takafumi Imagi Kazuya Matsumoto On new IT strategy of Japan Government 9 t I m I Yoshio Tozawa Understanding spatial development of urban growth in Southeast Asia In the case of fieldworks 1n Traditional Village Hanoi and Bandar Seri Begawan Isshin Sasaki Teaching computer science in English to professional IT master students in Japania successful experience Antoine Bossard Dynamics of Business Model from View Point of Product Architecture Case Study of Strategy of Japanese Company in China tsss Satoshi Yoshida Short Notes Global PBL with Vietnam National
496. agents co operate about the data integration and reuse 4 2 Hierarchical model We consider a hierarchical model for solving task al location problem We separate a large scale task into some small tasks then we allocate these small tasks to some machines The analogy of this method is divided and conquer algorithm introduced in 7 The divided and conquer algorithm divides the problem into some subproblems based on tree structure such that each subproblem has same size However our system di vides the task into several size of sub tasks it means that each sub task has different size since the sys tem should allocate the sub task to adaptable machine The difference between our system and the divided and conquer algorithm is a method of division and a structure of hierarchy The divided and conquer algo rithm divides the large scale problem into some same sized subproblems and creates a binary tree structure On the other hand our system divides the large scale task into several different sized tasks and creates a hierarchical directed network since some tasks re sults are recalled by higher ordered tasks Therefore our system has an advantage that division of task is more flexible than the divided and conquer algorithm in point of division and configuration 108 4 3 System implementation For implementation of our protocol we define a sys tem architecture of our system Figure 3 shows how to allocate and d
497. and knowledge about his target and consider the structure of that Architecture is based on the structure of artifacts and it is possible to understand characteristics of designer s ideas In this paper dynamics of business model is analyzed with Architecture Concept because business model should be adjusted to the situation in every time This means that designers of business model should understand the characteristics of the business field business area and business period In this paper this point is discussed with an example of one of Japanese companies in China Keywords Architecture Concept Integration Modular Design Information Emerged Function 1 d um 2 2 1
498. connect 27 1 million nodes a hierarchical hypercube HHC 3 4 5 of degree 5 suffices to connect that same number of nodes Notably hierarchical interconnection networks HINs like HHCs are very popular thanks to their ability to retain a low degree and a small network di Received on 2013 10 10 1 Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology Tokyo Japan ameter While these advanced network topologies have many critical advantages compared to more simple ones like the hypercube they are obviously more difficult to ap prehend Indeed their definitions are sometimes very complex some may say overly complex and it is very difficult even for the trained eye to gain understand ing of the structures of such networks As an exam ple we can also cite hierarchical cubic networks 6 7 metacubes 8 9 and star graphs 10 By noticing this fact it appeared to us that a system allowing for the visualisation of and interaction with such networks would be of great help for students and researchers Thus in this paper we describe a highly versatile and interactive visualisation system of any kind of networks Importantly this system is well suited to work with hierarchical interconnection networks en abling the separate visualisation of the different lay ers present in the network We give in Section 2 a general overview of the proposed system giving some details regarding soft ware design as well as user interfac
499. design in the period of 3D printer s movement at a professional school of innovation design The program is designed for achieving not only some operation of CAD software but also evaluating and designing 3D surface and shape of products By the research for learners of this program the purpose of learner and the authors would be approximately equaled But some issues also would be remained Keywords 3D printer CAD education innovation professional school GA 3D 1 3D 2 3D 1 1 3D ZU 4 00822800 5 a E Received on 2013 10 17 1
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504. of ICT applications for Tokyo Sea Life Park in AIIT and applications and services with additional value have been investigated In this paper we summarize the results and discuss the future vision of Tokyo Metropolitan zoological gardens and aquariums Keywords ICT utilization aquariums zoological gardens information architecture Tokyo ICT 1 2012 amp Pune AK RE CO ICT ey Pa eK RS 10 10 PH 380 140 150 4 ED 2 280
505. of higher professional education system SMEs connectivity and community finance network shall play the vital role as ICBM Keywords industrial network community finance 1 20 V ASEAN 3 ARR NM BENE ei GIN Global Industrial Network GIN Received on 20
506. redundantly used is from our experience one important notion to be explained to alleviate students perceived language concerns Lastly during the lecture one should not hesitate to utilise proper English that is not exaggeratedly sim plified Lecture materials and interaction with these are here to support students understanding see Sec tion 3 And importantly the English level of the class is very unlikely to be homogeneous so leveling up is the most desirable solution eventually endorsed by students themselves see Section 5 3 Lecture contents and materials Students will likely be struggling with the lecture content and or language So it is critical to retain stu dents afloat as much as possible We present in this section several buoys that proved efficient First regarding text material it is very positive to give it some contrasts the usage of colours or other typographical hints will be of great help for students to distinguish key words amidst text flow Obviously keeping the amount of text as low as possible is critical as explained below Second it is important to get distant from the lan guage as often as possible and instead direct students attention towards visual elements of the lecture mate rials This way students are more likely to stay focus and to bind a new term they have just heard or read to its definition It will thus be easier for them to pic ture what they heard but not fu
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514. 10 doc in amp J http www docin com EH a No 7 pp 59 66 2013 GAX Scrum RA TE EE HAY Truong Anh Hoang Thi Minh Chau Tran AAE P Applying Agile Project Management with Scrum for International Robot Service Software Development Projects Yasutaka Sakasegawa Satoru Kizaki Tomiko Kawaki Hideto Suzawa Truong Anh Hoang Thi Minh Chau Tran Yosuke Tsuchiya Yuka Kato Yoshihide Chubachi Abstract Globalization progresses accelarative and offshore development is increasing In robot service soft ware development it is required that engineers have to develop various requirement specifications quickly in an international development project However it is also a fact that there is no effective development process of international robot service and this fact has been a subject of the devel opment project We created the new development model based on project management using t
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537. UC Asian and West Pacific Network for Urban Conservation 149 No 7 pp 151 154 2013 Teaching computer science in English to professional IT master students in Japan a successful experience Antoine Bossard Abstract Recently we have experimented giving a computer science lecture in English to professional IT master students in Japan After facing initial reticence mainly from the terra incognita stress this still uncommon initiative has been acclaimed by both students and educators In this paper we propose to review and analyse this experience aiming at re conducting and expanding such a practice Keywords education Japanese foreign language tongue lingual globalisation 1 Introduction Embracing globalisation the Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology AIIT has been actively pro moting international activities as for both education and research Founding member of the Asia Profes sional Education Network APEN AIIT has multi plied initiatives in this direction 1 notably proposing an international development and management course 2 More generally English courses in English is a further step being trialled if education concretely not implemented yet by several higher education in stitutions in Japan including AIIT In a country where English remains a challenge to the majority and its education methods extensively r
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542. ation of AEC Blueprint ERIA October 2012 Nishimura PARE BT Jua dz IE 2003 2 Tes NHK 2005 f A WO MN na 0o 1 Dd QC No 7 pp 81 87 2013 Automatic recognition of theorem environments of mathematical papers in I2TEX format Take Yuki Nagao P Abstract Theorem is one of the most important elements of mathematical scholarly paper Although LXTEX provides theorem environments to markup theorems it is quite difficult to automatically recognize the statements of theorems from the source code with high precision due to the fact the actual arguments passed to these environments can arbitrarily be complicated This study proposes a novel method to recognize the theorem environments from the source code by hooking declaration of theorem environments Keywords TFX TX document structure analysis Mathematical Knowledge Manage ment newcounter mycounter newtheorem definition Definition newtheorem remark Remark newtheorem theorem Theorem section newtheorem note mycounter Note newtheorem corollary C hskip Opt footno
543. cessors involved hier archical interconnection networks are becoming more and more popular in modern parallel and distributed systems At the same time the topologies used as interconnection networks are getting more and more 1 2 1 1 1 3 2 lt 2 0 2 1 0 2 1 2 3 0 1 0 3 3 2 2 0 0 lt 0 3 1 3 3 3 0 Fig 3 A hierarchical cubic network of dimension 2 as pictured by the system complex and difficult to understand We have de scribed in this paper an interactive educational sys tem aimed at facilitating the understanding and learn ing of hierarchical interconnection networks The pro posed system is portable and highly versatile users can input themselves new topologies to be visualised Future work includes conducting an empirical eval uation of this system by surveying users regarding the ease of use and relevance of the system Acknowledgements The author wishes to thank the reviewers for their comments References 1 TOP500 computer towers above the rest in latest TOP500 list http top500 org blog lists 2012 06 press release 2012 visited on 2013 10 22 2 C L Seitz The cosmic cube Communications of the ACM Vol 28 No 1 pp 22 33 1985 3 Q M Malluhi and M A Bayoumi The hierarchi cal hypercube a new interconnection topology for Lawrence livermore s sequoia super massively parallel systems IEEE Transactions on Parallel a
544. dents initially did not believe they would be capable of understanding such a course and have the chance to succeed at the final examina tion Post course they realised their achievements in cluding improved English skills and express their sat isfaction as course feedback This is also one reason why leveling up the English standard used in class is better than exaggerated language and expressions simplification 6 Conclusions We have conducted an empirical analysis of English education in a special environment a computer sci ence course for professional IT master students in Japan For various reasons an English lecture in such environment can hardly be deemed attractive However we have shown through this study that be yond initial reticence student feedback has been very largely positive even indicating a wish to extend this linguistic xenoglot experience Now we are confident that the results obtained can be generalised to a wider less specific environment Effectively the heterogeneity regarding students na tionalities in this study is a good indicator towards this conclusion Acknowledgements The author wishes to thank the reviewers for their comments References 1 Shintaro Ishijima Toward the establishment of global learning community Challenge of APEN Bulletin of Advanced Institute of Industrial Tech nology Vol 5 pp 69 73 2011 2 Mitsuhiro Maeda Syllabus International Devel
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547. e and interactions Then we present in Section 3 how we achieved a high degree of versatility we designed a system of rules to describe a network topology Finally this paper is con cluded in Section 4 2 system overview In this section we give details regarding the soft ware design of this system as well as information re 98 garding the user interface and interactive content 2 1 Software engineering aspects We have built our system using the DrScheme now DrRacket integrated development environment 11 providing an implementation of the R5RS Scheme functional programming language 12 As a result our system is featuring the robustness and simplicity of Scheme and importantly is portable to a variety of platforms DrRacket provides us with many useful libraries including a GUI library racket gui that we used to build the user interface of this system Further more this GUI framework is based on the delegate event model allowing for a simple and straightforward usage of interface controls Additionally in order to easily manipulate network graphical representations graphs we are using the mr1ib graph library Con cretely this library provides useful functions to insert nodes and links between nodes into a drawing can vas Since this system is enabling users to define their own topologies as detailed in Section 3 we are also providing additional graph related functio
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549. ed mathematics 1 Naka gawa et al proposed a system to scan printed math ematical document using Optical Character Reader OCR and recognize theorems using keyword match ing and the uniformity of the formatting style 2 As perti et al proposed distributed repositories of formal mathematical knowledge 3 More recently the arXMLiv build system is pro posed which converts manuscripts written with I4TEX to XML documents 4 5 The XML based approach of arXMLiv project has become a common way for analysis of scholarly I4TEX documents For example Solovyev et al defined the Mocassin ontology which provides mathematical logical elements such as the orem proposition and lemma including the relation between them 6 There are also projects to publish documents with mathematical symbols as linked data 7 In addition a method has been proposed for ex tracting definitions of mathematical expressions using machine learning 8 Although the arXMLiv project provides a good cor pus and tools for analyzing the logical structure of a IATgpX document there are certain areas of applica tions that XML based approach does not work very well For example it is difficult to extract the state ments of theorems from a mathematical paper and to store the result 1n a single PDF document This prob lem could be solved if there were a simple macro to record the start and the end line of a theorem environ ment Such analysis tool would facili
550. en data Our feature work is that formulation of the modified task allocation problem with process sequence Also we make an algorithm for solving the problem References 1 A A Venkataramani Dtn routing as a resource al location problem SIGCOMM Comput Commun Rev 3 4 3 713 384 2007 2 J R Chen S R Wolfe and S D Wragg A dis tributed multi agent system for collaborative in In CIKM 00 Proceedings of the ninth international confer Balasubramanian B Levine and formation management and sharing ence on Information and knowledge management pages 382 388 New York NY USA 2000 ACM 3 Wang Lei Wang Tongsen and Yang Ronghua Data Compression Algorithm based on Hierarchi cal Cluster Model for Sensor Networks Interna tional Journal of Advanced Science and Technol ogy 2 71 84 2009 4 Adrian Brezulianu Monica Fira and Lucian Fira A Genetic Algorithm Approach for a Con strained Employee Scheduling Problem as Ap plied to Employees at Mall Type Shops Interna tional Journal of Advanced Science and Technol ogy 14 1 14 2010 5 Ding Zhu and P M Pardalos Eds Handbook od Combinatorial Optimization volume 2 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1998 6 A Ikegami and A Uno Bounds for staff size in home help staff scheduling Journal of the Oper ations Research Society of Japan 50 4 563 5 75 2007 7 J Kleinberg and Eva Tardos Algorithm Design volume 1 Addison We
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559. he agile development with scrum which is the knowledge from software engineering Keywords Robot Service Software Development Agile Project Management Scrum Inter national Project Based Learning Z 1 Ta 7 2 J Sutherland 23 Received on 2013 10 10 1 Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology 2 The University of Electro Communication
560. he right the input area preset or manual input both possible e Adjacency rule and its parameters see Section 3 2 e Clustering rule and its parameters see Section 3 3 e A Display button Selecting a predefined network topology will auto matically fill in the other fields rules and parame ters so that the user only needs to press the Display button to generate the network Additionally parame ters can be modified before display As for the output area on the left it consists of a single canvas with the particularity of enabling user interaction network nodes can be freely moved with a drag and drop operation Links between nodes will be automatically updated to reflect the node position change This is useful when the user wishes to reor ganise nodes or change the point of view on the net work aiming at for example designing a new cluster ing rule Additionally nodes are grouped into clusters as defined by the clustering rule a cluster is materi alised by a same colour for its nodes 3 Maximising system versatility a set of rules In order to define one network topology our system is making use of a set of three rules a generating rule an adjacency rule and a clustering rule These rules are discussed in details in Sections 3 1 3 2 and 3 3 re spectively Without going into details a rule is defined as an anonymous function of variable arity usually de A highly versatile hierarchical interco
561. hods of information analysis by use our proposed system Recently Mashup service 1s using by integrating various information with the construction of geographic information system However there are some problems which will not go in with the latest information you need at the moment is generated Therefore we propose a transmission technique and efficient management of information that is generated in real time in this study Keywords instant information Mashup real time SNS 1 Twitter Blog SNS Twitter
562. ice provision Decision Support Systems Vo 43 2007 618 644 OMG SysML OMG Systems Modeling Language Version 1 2 http www omgsysml org KEA SysML 2011 Tamura Y Nishigaki H Miyoshi K Huang H Kawata S 2012 A Proposal of Home Continuity Plan Service System Modeling by SysML and Validating by Discrete Event Simulation Proceedings of SICE Annual Conference SICE Yamagata Japan 20 23 Aug 137 144 Pruitt J Adlin T 2006 The Persona Lifecycle Keeping People in Mind Throughout Product Design Interactive Technologies Morgan Kaufmann Yoshimitsu Y Hara T Shimomura Y Arai T 2006 Development of Service CAD System based on Service Engineering 24th report Evaluation method for Service in the point of customer s view Proceedings of the 2006 JSPE Autumn Meeting 993 994 in Japanese Narui T Tateyama T Shimomura Y Kawata S Design value Tuning System for efficient Service Design The 2224 Annual Conference of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence 2008 in Japanese Kelton W D 2009 Simulation with Arena 5th revised McGraw Hill 23 No 7 pp 125 130 2013
563. if the answer makes sense as a whole Lastly one should note hesitate giving exam prob lems that include visual elements as in the lecture materials This will again support students under standing likely better than plain text Also because it may not be instant to students exercises and their re spective questions should be clearly separated possi bly numbered In a language like Japanese relying on ideograms thus allowing for a quick textual overview to the trained eye alphabetical texts are more diffi cult to preview for Japanese students Physically en hancing breaks and other typographical blanks are un doubtedly of great help 5 Student feedback Let us review in this section the post course feed back provided by students Feedback was formally gathered once the course completed as a questionnaire handed out individually to the 14 registered students An excerpt of this data is given in Table 1 speech de livery interest satisfaction and global score regarding this course are quantified The first important thing to note is that students did really enjoy this new experience For most of them it was the first time to attend a computer science course integrally done in English or even to attend a course in English The end of this program once the trimester over was lamented and calls for the re conduction of such an initiative were made Part of these positive feelings can be explained by the fact that many stu
564. ineer ing techniques to developing robotic systems In genieria e Investigaci n Vol 32 No 1 pp 58 63 2012 2 H Kaindl E Arnautovic D Ertl and J Falb It erative requirements engineering and architect ing in systems engineering In Systems 2009 ICONS 09 Fourth International Conference on pp 216 221 IEEE 2009 3 J Sutherland learned from the first scrum october 2004 2008 4 J Sutherland and J Schwaber guide 2011 Scrum Guides Last Visited on 2012 11 1 5 H Takeuchi and I Nonaka The new new prod uct development game Harvard business review Vol 64 No 1 pp 137 146 1986 I6lHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHIPAH HTTHHH 2012HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH TTHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH IPAL 2012 7 V Mahnic ware development using scrum Education IEEE Transactions on Vol 55 No 1 pp 99 106 2012 8 V Mahnic and I Rozanc Students perceptions of scrum practices In MIPRO 2012 Proceedings of the 35th International Convention pp 1178 Agile development Lessons Scrum http www scrum org A capstone course on agile soft 1183 IEEE 2012 9 R Wagh Using scrum for software engineering class projects In AGILE India AGILE INDIA 2012 pp 68 71 IEEE 2012 10 V Devedzic and S R Milenkovic Teaching agile software development A case study Education IEEE Transactions on Vol 54 No 2 pp 273 278 2011 11 L Pinto R Rosa C Pacheco C Xavier R Bar reto V
565. it is highly recommended to con duct at least one intermediary evaluation like a small test to have a better idea of the challenges faced by students either language related and content related We would advise to conduct a computer assisted eval uation at first e g programming exercises so that students are in a relatively familiar environment Generally similarly to lecture materials the educa tor ought keep the amount of text on the examination sheet as low as possible Also providing examples of what you are expecting as answer is critical These are two key points they are illustrated in Fig 2 In the case students are expected to answer with En glish text rather than say source code it will be eas ier to formulate the problem in a way leading to an an swer that is based on keywords For example What is the difference between augmenting recursion and tail Teaching computer science in English to professional IT master students in Japan a successful experience 153 Exercise 8 Er sorted in desc Eg my sort 2 Fig 2 One exam exercise a short text and an example Table 1 Excerpt of student feedback m e ex ex Average of 14 criteria recursion possible answers keywords include ac 99 ec cumulator 99 ec argument parameter stack over flow and so on It is then up to the educator to judge whether enough keywords are given in the answer and
566. ivations 2009 2010 Penn Humanities Forum on Connections 2010 6 C Alexander The Timeless Way of Building Oxford Univ Press 1979 FEILER RRA BRE ERO 1993 7 C Alexander et al A Pattern Language Oxford Univ Press 1977 1984 8 C Alexander The Oxford University Press 1975 1977 9 C Alexander et al The Production of House Oxford Univ Press 1985 1991 10 Space Block Hanoi Model Oregon Experiment LAF AP LO es 4 3 2003 11 D McGarrigle Unsettling Brunei Australian Planner 31 No 3 1994 159 64 12 Ministry of Development Kampong Ayer Planning Study B S B Brunei Dept T C P August Section 4 1994 pp 4 14 32 13 AWPN
567. ivide the tasks sists of the task divide and allocation engine infor Our system con mation collection function and task management func tion Firstly the system divides an inputted task into some subtasks The system gets the information from computers which the computer can process the task Then the system makes a bipartite graph Suppose that G M T E is the bipartite graph which consists of a vertex set M and T and an edge set E m t m M t T The system finds a maximum matching H on the bipartite graph G The maximum matching H associates with the task allo cation Now we focus on an edge m t H Let resource be an available resource of the computer m and demand be a demand resource of the task If resource gt demand then the task can be pro cessed on the computer m If resource lt demandi the system re divides the task t into some subtasks 5 Conclusion In this paper we model the virtual distributed com puting system based on the network for solving large scale complication problem and formulate the task al location problem with complication conditions The task allocation problem TAP is a difficult problem to solve thus we propose a fast allocation method which ignores the spec constraint as multi steps task alloca tion method We also discuss the efficiency of software agent based system that gathers and reuses the computa tional result and giv
568. l results of same problem are not similar at different time since each computer s spec is not the same and its loads change for time There is a few researches which considers these complication condition for distributed computing system therefore we should consider the condition for applying this system to commonplace We should consider how does divide and allocate the problem For example it is not advisable that the gathering computational result time is longer than the computation a problem Also we should consider the structure of the problem such that the problem has a recursive structure In this paper we propose a software agent based hi erarchical distributed computing method which mod els the complication distributed computing system The software agent is artificial software that observes network condition and situation of computers and al locates the tasks to the computers Also we introduce an efficient allocation method for solving the task allo cation problem with many constraints This paper has two contributions to the distributed computing system One is that we consider a dy namic condition when each machine is not same per formance Also each machine is not a professional use 104 but only personal use computer Hence the machine has several other tasks such as browsing the Inter net and some office tasks Our system monitors their amount of spaces to use solving a part of large scale task
569. le 44 Unknown 8 Total 5814 Table 3 Control sequence used in document class declaration pdftex or pdflatex command which are standard build commands bundled with most of the TEX distri butions A single archive may have multiple main files Table 2 shows the number of main files in the dataset that can be compiled by combinations of the afore mentioned compilers The result implies that I2TEX is dominating in the source code In fact out of to tal 6687 preprints 5814 items are compilable by latex or pdflatex meaning that almost 87 percent of the preprints are written with I2TEX 3 3 Document Classes Generally speaking the articles distributed by preprint services like arXiv originate from various fields of research including mathematics physics computer science and so forth In the case of articles written with I4TEX or TEX an issue arises as to how to collect the class and style files used by the authors Rank Class Name Frequency Cumul 1 article 2006 34 81 34 81 2 revtex4 1048 18 19 53 00 3 amsart 864 14 99 68 00 4 revtex4 1 686 11 91 19 90 o mn2e 185 3 21 83 11 6 aa 132 2 29 85 40 7 IEEEtran 116 2 01 87 42 8 1opart 99 1 72 89 14 9 svjour 81 1 41 90 54 10 jpconf 55 0 95 91 50 11 Pos 35 0 61 92 10 12 elsart 24 0 42 92 52 13 svjour3 22 0 38 92 90 14 report 22 0 38 93 28 15 scrartcl 20 0 35 93 63 16 LCWSI11 19 0 33 93 96 17 epl2 18 0 31 94 27 18 appolb 17 10 90 94 57 19 siamltex 16 0 28 04 85 20 Other
570. le com Last Visited on 2012 11 1 21 Github https github com Last Visited on 2012 11 1 22 M Narita Y Kato and C Akiguchi Enhanced rsnp for applying to the network service platform implementation of a face detection function In Human System Interactions HSI 2011 4th Inter national Conference on pp 311 317 IEEE 2011 23 Y Kato T Izui Y Tsuchiya M Narita M Ueki Y Murakawa and K Okabayashi Rsi cloud for integrating robot services with internet ser vices In JECON 2011 37th Annual Conference on IEEE Industrial Electronics Society pp 2158 2163 IEEE 2011 GIN Fic REBR P No 7 pp 67 79 2013 GAX i ICBM ICBM Industrial Community Building Measures A New Asian Developmental Strategy under GIN Global Industrial Network Shintaro Ishijima Mitsuhiro Maeda Abstract Recently GIN Global Industrial Network highly sophisticated production network has covered all over East Asia This paper first analyzes the mechanism of GIN and second shows a model of developmental strategy of East Asian economies which meets the nature of GIN Enhancing GIN by economic integration and promotion of ICBM Industrial Community Building Measures shall be main pillars of the strategy Standardization
571. lication problem might not solve efficiency on the single computer There is a method in which the multiple comput ers compute the large scale and complication problem distributive The distributed computing system 1s the system which solves large scale problems rapidly by using distributed computers In realistic problem to create the distributed computing system is very expen sive and nobody creates easily In the case of network based virtual distributed com puting system we should consider many constraints This paper considers following situations Every computer has not the same spec In gener ally the computers spec is not the same and there is the computer who has a very computational re source It is important to ensure the many comput ers whose spec are similar in the case of dividing the problem For example when operating system or CPU is different we have to make the private task for each computer It is not efficiency Ihe computational resource is changing dynamically We need to know the number of computers in the network In generally users that connect to the Internet every time are very few There fore the number of computers changes by time There is an increasing and decreasing of feasible computational resources by timing of allocation The load of a computer is changing by time Since the allocatable computer is not private use the computer processes another task for example mail text edit and m
572. lly understood Such a sample slide is given in Fig 1 Then comes the interactions with students They are also of great help either for students obviously but also to help the educator to assess the degree of un derstanding reached by students An example of such an interaction is the handing out of small exercises to be solved during the class with the educator here to Definition The height of a tree is the distance behweaen Ena root and tha moti distant leaf Most distant leaf gt to the root Fig 1 Relying on visual elements to support definitions answer questions and support needing students Ad ditionally in the case of computer science it is easy for the educator to demonstrate the behaviour of an algorithm or of a program Interactions follow for in stance students are asked to give the next yet undis closed intermediary result or the reason of such a program behaviour It is the role of the educator to stress key words in his questions this way thanks to the visual demonstration students will mostly over come their understanding difficulties Once a student tries to answer one ought let him speak uninterrupted so that he feels comfortable and with minimum stress It is critical to maintain an atmosphere opened to dia logue 4 Course evaluation exam In this section we focus on course evaluation tests and exam Because it is hard to assess the level English of the whole class
573. mance To address this connection issue advanced complex network topologies have been proposed in the literature as intercon nection networks of massively parallel systems In this paper we propose a highly versatile and interactive visualisation system for such topologies aiming at facilitating the understanding of these complex networks Keywords HIN educational system interactive versatile Racket functional programming 1 introduction Modern supercomputers are made of hundreds of thousands of computing nodes processors the million node barrier has even been crossed recently with the IBM Sequoia 1 Because of the huge number of nodes involved node connection is a critical issue to retain high performance Effectively a non optimised network could easily lead to data communications cre ating a bottleneck situation and thus harm the system global performance Therefore interconnection networks are an actively research topic and several advanced network topolo gies have been proposed in the literature While sim ple topologies like hypercubes 2 sufficed in the early days of supercomputing they are not suitable any more for physical reasons like the number of links per node i e network degree Advanced topologies thus aim at connecting a huge number of nodes while re taining the degree and diameter of the network as low as possible For example where a hypercube requires an impractically high degree of 20 to
574. method for speed up and reduce total electronic power cost Also we discuss information integration particularly computation result data Keywords Distributed computing system Task allocation problem Hierarchical model Introduction In recent years mathematical problems for solv ing real problems get complication For example some scheduling problem 3 4 and resource alloca tion problems 1 Their problems are discussed by applied mathematics as instances of combinatorial programming 5 However since it is difficult to com pute on time the problem by using a single computer there is a few researches which are became common place There is the case in which these large scale problems are solved by using a distributed computing system 11 12 A distributed computing system has many active processors In realistic problem to create the dis tributed computing system is very expensive and no body creates easily This problem gets fixed since the Internet blooming That is to create the system on the network which uses the end users computers in stead of to create static environment However there are some problems The network based system has a problem that it is difficult to make up the same environment In gen Received on 2013 10 10 D The University of Electro Communications 2 Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology erally users that connect to the Internet every time are very few Also the computationa
575. nd Distributed Systems Vol 5 No 1 pp 17 30 1994 4 A Bossard K Kaneko and S Peng A new node to set disjoint path algorithm in perfect hi erarchical hypercubes The Computer Journal A highly versatile hierarchical interconnection network visualisation software illustrating Scheme flexibility 101 Vol 54 No 8 pp 1372 1381 2011 5 A Bossard and K Kaneko The set to set disjoint path problem in perfect hierarchical hypercubes The Computer Journal Vol 55 No 6 pp 769 715 2012 6 K Ghose and K R Desai Hierarchical cubic net work IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Dis tributed Systems Vol 6 No 4 pp 427 435 1995 7 A Bossard and K Kaneko Node to set disjoint path routing in hierarchical cubic networks The Computer Journal Vol 55 No 12 pp 1440 1446 2012 8 Y Li S Peng and W Chu Metacube a versatile family of interconnection networks for extremely large scale supercomputers The Journal of Su percomputing Vol 58 No 2 pp 329 351 2010 9 A Bossard K Kaneko and S Peng Node to set disjoint paths routing in metacube In Proceed ings of the 22nd International Conference on Par allel and Distributed Computing and Systems pp 289 296 Marina del Rey CA USA 2010 10 L Gargano U Vaccaro and A Vozella Fault tolerant routing in the star and pancake intercon nection networks Information Processing Letters Vol 45 No 6 pp 315 320
576. ne newtheorem again after each invocation of usepackage or RequirePackage This is implemented in the macro onefilewithoptions see lines 61 64 of Fig 3 o Experiments There are many preprints that are unrelated to mathematics and thus one needs a way to find out papers related to mathematics from among numerous preprints Especially the ones that contain theorems Relation Frequency p g 0622 p gt g 138 g gt p 54 9 192 Total 5814 Table 5 Comparison of the number of detected dec larations p and g resp denote the number of de tected declarations by the proposed and the grep method resp Relation Frequency p g 5621 p gt g 119 g gt p T4 9 193 Total 5814 Table 6 Comparison of the number of detected start of a theorem environment p and g resp are the results by the proposed and the grep method resp A main file that has the keyword Theorem ignoring cases is regarded as are of interest of this study theorem aware An experiment shows that out of 5814 main files of the dataset 2879 items fall into this class This means that almost the half of the preprints are theorem aware In average a single main file contains 12 75 occurrence of the above keyword The fact that some authors publish books on preprint servers makes the average value larger than one might expect Tables 7 and 8 respectively show the ranking of ob served display names with 1119 distinct values and
577. nnection network visualisation software illustrating Scheme flexibility 99 pending on the network parameters like the network dimension This way by defining each network topol ogy using such a set of rules we are able to achieve great genericity and versatility users can create their own rules to use the system with any topology In practice rules are written in Scheme so as to ben efit from the flexibility of this language Effectively Scheme is able to interpret itself i e Scheme code very easily at runtime by using the powerful combina tion of read and eval procedures which respectively parses its input as data and evaluates a Scheme program expressed as data 12 Such rules once evaluated are injected into the system execution envi ronment and directly accessible from within the source code as any other object Rules thus become the main parameters of the network display function Now in order to facilitate the understanding of these rules let us consider one network topology ex ample that will support the explanation of each rule star graphs 10 A star graph of dimension n is a permutation based network its nodes are the n per mutations of the symbols 0 1 2 n 1 two nodes u and v are adjacent if and only if there exists in v i e in the permutation corresponding to v a symbol that when swapped with the first symbol gives u i e the permutation corresponding to u Additionally two nodes having
578. ns of a star graph mentioned previously One should note that this rule is not depending on the dimension of the star graph and thus the Parameters text field for the ad jacency rule is left empty Again this rule is illustrated in Fig 2 3 3 The clustering rule Lastly the clustering rule impacts the way nodes are displayed arranged in the output area Effectively since this system has been optimised for hierarchical interconnection networks the clustering rule enables the grouping of nodes of a same cluster Additionally clusters are materialised by the usage of a distinct colour to draw nodes of a same cluster Similarly to the adjacency rule the clustering rule is a binary predicate indicating whether two nodes are inside the same cluster or not In the case of a star graph of dimension n the clustering rule is simply ex pressed as lambda u v last u last v This predicate takes as parameters two nodes u and v of a star graph It returns true if the last symbol of u 1s equal to the last symbol of v which is the unique condition for two nodes to be in the same cluster as mentioned earlier Again this rule is not depending on the dimension of the star graph and thus the Pa rameters text field for the adjacency rule is left empty This clustering rule is illustrated in Fig 2 for compar ison the result of another clustering rule is given in Fig 3 4 Conclusions Due to the huge number of pro
579. ns that can be used in addition to library functions already loaded For instance we have defined a function util H cal culating the Hamming distance between two integers as well as a function ut il bar computing the comple ment of a binary sequence Lastly several networks are preset into the system to act as feature demonstration as well as examples Concretely we have predefined symbols corresponding to several topologies these symbols are used to ini tialise the system GUI controls at launch time 2 2 About the user interface The graphical interface of the system can be divided into two main parts on the left the interactive visu alisation pane that displays the generated network and on the right the input area where the user can either select a predefined network topology or define one from scratch as detailed in Section 3 An overview of the interface can be seen in Fig 1 Regarding the input area it consists of five distinct elements e Network topology selection combo box e Generating rule and its parameters see Section 3 1 e200 HIN display Hypercube Generating rule Uiambda n build list arithmetic shift 1 n values Parameters 3 lambda u v 1 util H u vi Pararneters Clustering rule 0 Parameters Display 02012 2013 A Bossard Output area interactive Input area Fig 1 User interface on the left the interactive vi sualisation pane and on t
580. nt policies al unprecedented speecdiAccelerate refomms utilizing the National Strategic Special Zones Evoling growth strateny lt Moniior progress by establishing KPIs targets for each policy domain If policies do nol yield oulcomes review and add policies gt rs mali talents goods and funds to achieve aboul a J nominal GOP qrowih fale and a 2 real GDP growin rale on average over the next 10 years Within a decade from now achieve an expansion of per capita nominal gross national income of more than 1 5 million yen 3 Japan is Back IT IT e Japan T E AAA i giie Pe uel 4 BE Ba p TUE 132 M lo TEUER JOHLUT I JER EREM ZAL BROREN O 5 2020
581. ntually success chances in obtaining the credits associated with the course Furthermore the fact that such a course 1s listed as optional in the master curriculum will defi nitely not incite students to enlist themselves in this class As a result the number of students who register for such course will be relatively low Let us see how we can limit this initial disaffection If by chance students are free to attend the first ses sion s without registering or if a course presentation is given before academic start it is a great time for the educator to try to convince the most candidate enlistees possible Because we are in the case of a computer science course we believe that the language concern imagined by students should be addressed by stressing that there is no concern at all Effectively the content of the course is more logical than lingual 152 most of the time the focus will be on programming al gorithms or similar topics Hence the words and ex pression employed during the course will be invariably the same that is a very small set of subject related terms such as pointers functions or memory And for tunately at least in Japan these words are usually left untranslated in the local tongue thus used as is directly from English Because these terms are rel atively modern this must be the case in many other languages This point regarding a very small vocabu lary set
582. oblem without decrease in performance We describe our proposed virtual dis tributed computing system s processing protocol as fol lows Step 1 The user inputs the problem task and be ginning number of divides into the system Step 2 The system get the information from feasible computers by using software agents which is the number of computers and its specs on this time Step 3 The system computes the problem TAPY which ignores the spec constraint and allocates the tasks to the computers Allocated computers determine whether the task is feasible or infeasi ble If the task is infeasible then the computer re divides the task into some smaller tasks and the agent compute the sub problem TAPY by using unallocated computers step 4 The allocated computer which has feasible A hierarchical task allocation method for dynamic distributed computing system 107 Virtual distribution computing system 7 7 Sub tasks divided from the main task Each of them is not same size and characteristics _ Y V Computer Computer Computer resource 1 resource 2 resource i 1 N Computer resource i 1 Mo E Task allocator finds a maximum matching for task allocation after a task division Fig 3 Virtual distributed computing system architecture task processes the task in Step 3 And the com puter returns the result to another computers and user through the software agents S
583. on of the matching item M4 Comfirm the D payment pricing and delivery time etc Confirms the lease or rental agreement and inform a willingness to the lender on the message board System notifies the borrower s application to lender Borrower updates an order application on the message board System notifies the lender s answer to borrower Rupture of Lender refused negotiations the borrower s application on the message board Lender answer the borrower on the message board Negotiations establishment Click to borrowering 5 4 3 5 6 VES
584. r symbols 0 1 2 and 3 that is the list of all the nodes of a 4 star graph This generating rule 1s illustrated 1n Fig 2 another generating rule producing a different type of node is given in Fig 3 3 2 The adjacency rule The second rule called the adjacency rule is used to check whether two nodes are adjacent or not Con cretely the adjacency rule is a binary predicate that is a function returning true or false to indicate whether the two nodes given as parameters as connected or not in the network One should note that such a predicate may depend on the other parameters of the network such as its dimension In this case the adjacency rule is a function taking as parameter say the dimen sion of the network and returning a binary predicate which is using the network dimension as variable Thus again the rule is initialised with the parame ters provided as a list of values If this list is empty then the adjacency rule is simply a binary predicate For example let us look at the adjacency rule for a star graph of dimension n 100 lambda u v letx r map lambda ui vi if car ui wi FE Gone ui v1 cdr u v r2 filter values r and not null r2 null cdr rz car u edr car rxZ This anonymous predicate takes as parameters two nodes u and v of a star graph It returns true if and only if u and v satisfy the adjacency conditio
585. rockmeyer E Hudson S E and Poupyrev I Printed Optics 3D Printing of Embedded Optical Elements for Interactive Devices Proc ACM UIST 2012 5 Malone E Berry M Lipson H Freeform Fabrication and Characterization of Zinc Air Batteries Rapid Prototyping Journal Vol 14 No 3 pp 128 140 2008 6 EE Xx 3 12 LED 0 EP BBR 77 778 pp 1002 1006 2011 7 M Nikzad S H Masood I Sbarski Thermo Mechanical Properties of a Highly filled Polymeric X 11 a 1 Composites for Fused Deposition Modeling Materials and Design Vol 32 pp 3448 3456 2011 11 2
586. s 207 95 15 100 00 Total 5762 Table 4 Ranking of document classes of January 2012 Different fields have different styles for an article and the way the styles are distributed depends on the field on the journal or on the authors Some journals distribute the formats using the Com prehensive TFX Archive Network CTAN 10 which is the most commonly used service to share programs and documents related to TgX There are however journals that share class or style files on their own Web sites To resolve the issue some styles and class files must be collected by hand but it is quite difficult to find and gather all of them In this study the above process was actually carried out before the statistics given in Section 3 2 was collected For the information of the reader the ranking of ob served class files in the dataset is presented in Table 4 The data show that more than 79 percent of the cases are covered by the standard article class of ATEX the REVTEX of the journals of the American Physical Soci ety 11 and AMS I2TEX of the American Mathemati cal Society 12 The data in Table 4 are collected from the main files that invokes Ndocumentclass As is 84 shown in Table 3 it is quite rare these days to use documentstyle which is a deprecated macro to de clare a document style It should also be noted that a different class might define a different version of Nnewtheorem 4 Recognition of Iheorem
587. s 3 Vietnam National University Hanoi O96 25 50 75 100 BB 3 2 126 IT IT 1 Off shore developments in IT companies Serum 3 4 5 IPA IT 2012 6 1 60 PAME pnugamgagugugamuug IIOUOOOO0OO0 4560000 llHHHHHHHHHHHH
588. sley 2006 8 T Matsuo A new pooled buying method based on risk management EA AIE 2007 LNAI 4570 pages 953 962 2007 9 C H Papadimitriou and K Steiglitz Combina torial Optimization Algorithms and Complexity Endlewood Cliffs 1998 10 A Tamura and M Muramatsu Optimization Method in Japanese Kyoritsu Publisher Co LTD 2002 11 J Waldo J Waldo G Wyant G Wyant A Woll rath A Wollrath S Kendall and S Kendall A note on distributed computing Technical report IEEE Micro 1994 12 Asgarali Bouyer Mohd Noor MD SAP Moham madbager Karimi and Mansour Jalali A new Approach for Selecting Best Resources Nodes by Using Fuzzy Decision Tree in Grid Resource Bro ker International Journal of Grid and Distributed Computing 1 1 49 62 2008 13 A Y Zomaya Parallel and Distributed Comput ing Handbook McGraw Hill Professional 1995 No 7 pp 109 116 2013 ICT A Study of ICT Applications for Tokyo Metropolitan Zoological Gardens and Aquariums Hiroshi Koyama and Yuka Kato P Abstract We have investigated and studied ICT applications for Tokyo Sea Life Park according to the direction of The master plan of Tokyo Metropolitan Zoological Gardens This study has been conducted as an activity of The study group
589. small sized company academia and local government This was intended to design new product that led to the business innovation for the small sized company through demand side approach In addition program member could learn design development competency This paper is a report of The design development simulation program that was PBL project in 2009 2011 year And also reported the relation between project process and learning of design development competency Keywords Innovation Design Project Based Learning Collaboration between small sized company academia and local government Design development competency 1 1 PBL 1 2 1 PBL Projec
590. ssed to newtheorem are mostly alphanumeric with some white spaces as shown in lines 2 to 5 of Fig 1 but it is possible to include control sequences or even curly brackets as in lines 6 to 8 of Fig 1 In short the choice of the parameters completely depends on the authors and the actual arguments can arbitrar ily be complicated It is thus impossible to locate a the orem by a single regular expression A minor difficulty is caused by the input control sequence which allow sourcing of external files Similar arguments apply to the utilization as well This work focuses on the recognition of theorem of mathematical paper written with BTFX and pro poses a method to detect the location of theorem in side the source code The organization of the paper is as follows Section 2 briefly describes research results related to structure analysis of mathematical docu 82 ments The preprints of the arXiv project is briefly summarized in Section 3 along with the description of the dataset utilized in this study The main idea of this work about recognition of theorems is presented in Section 4 An experimental result is shown in Sec tion 5 2 Related work Numerous research efforts have been made to make mathematical scholarly document machine understandable in the context of Mathematical Knowl edge Management Adams described the differences between digitized mathematics digitally represented mathematics and formaliz
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592. t Based Learning PBL PBL 2009 2011 3 PBL PBL DO 1 1 Received on 2013 09 30 1 Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology 2009
593. tate creation of derived works from existing LATEX documents for other purposes as well This is the motivation of the present work 3 Summary of the Preprints of arXiv The arXiv provides more than 810 thousand preprints at the time of this writing starting from the year 1991 to the present time The project provides not only the typeset documents in Portable Document For mat PDF but also the source code of them A public bulk data access service is provided as well which en ables downloading of the source code of most articles 9 Most of the source code is stored in a compressed image using GZIP format of directory structure con taining TEX or BTFX files along with some image files for figures There are some exceptional cases as well Some projects have PDF as the source code For ex ample the PDF documents converted from rich text formats such as Microsoft Word fall into this class One can find a few other formats including Hyper Text Markup Language HTML and PostScript although the frequency is very low 3 1 Sample Dataset For the sole month of January 2012 there are 6687 preprints of which 91 percent are in compressed for mats and the rest are in PDF This study utilizes the former as a sample dataset In order to properly analyze the source code con tained in a compressed file of arXiv one needs to iden tify the actual archive type as it cannot be detected from the file extension For instance the archi
594. tep 5 When all task are processed completely the system terminates 4 Discussion 4 1 Efficiency of our model In this section we discuss the efficiency of the pro posed system and method Firstly we consider the effi ciency of multi steps task allocation method The case of solving the problem T AP has a trouble in which the time is spent until the processing start Therefore to allocate the tasks to the computers without the spec constraint is able to short the computing time Be cause some tasks can be computed while the task re allocation step Since the terminated computer is able to receive another task we can allocate multiple tasks to one computer Second the software agent based system architec ture has advantages that are observation of comput ers specs and reallocation the tasks individually So it means that the other computers do not stop the pro cess until the reallocation steps Also data integra tion and collaboration between each agent are shown by previous researches of multi agent system 2 8 In our proposed system the mathematical formula tion does not include sequences of the processes We anticipate the problem include the sequences are more complication and difficult However there is a chance that considerable the sequences by using the software agent Since our system is network based we do not consider the information paths and the computer get information directly by using the software
595. ter hung up We should consider a thing that the allocation must not to break the problem s construction in multi steps task allocation method For example when the prob lem have a recursive construct the system uses the ar chitecture for solving faster The stratified processing reuses the lower hierarchy s information that is com putational result or solution For instance the merge sort is well known as one of data sorting algorithms Since the merge sort algorithm uses divided and con quer we should stratify the computers as tree struc ture Next section we describe a task allocation model and method for the virtual distributed computing sys tem Also we describe the system protocol 3 Model In this section we describe a virtual distributed computing system by using a multi steps task alloca tion method Our virtual distributed computing sys tem is considered the past conditions which each com puter used by distributed computing system has not the same specs and does not connect to the Internet every time Also computers loads are changing dy namically 3 1 Definition and formulation Let 7 be a divisible task M be a finite set of com puters and M m1 Mk C M be a set of task allocatable computers on time 7 Each computer s spec is described by 7 where v v m M is a load vector with normal condition d is a load on time 7 and an event prob ability p Load d is r
596. tesize b OROLLARY newtheorem my e n v My Theorem Fig 1 Declaration of theorem environments 1 Introduction There has been an increasing number of research articles of mathematics available on the Internet via online journals or preprint servers It is a challeng ing task to increase the utilization of such existing manuscripts An important step toward this is to make such a scholarly document processable by computer and let computer recognize its logical structure Theorem is one of the most important logical ele ments of mathematical paper and its statements have condensed information on the outcome of research The most common way to markup a theorem with IATEX is to utilize theorem environments Authors of a manuscript declare their own theorem environments as shown in Fig 1 and then utilize them see Fig 2 It is however difficult for a computer to analyze the source code to locate the beginning and ending Received on 2013 10 10 1 Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology begin theorem Sample Theorem The statements of the theorem end theorem begin remark This is a remark associated with the above theorem end remark begin my e n v An exceptional case end my e n v Fig 2 Utilization of theorem environments of theorem environments in practice A major diffi culty lies in the variety of parameters to these en vironments In the case of declaration the parame ters pa
597. their last symbols in common are inside the same cluster One of the purpose of the system is to help the user understand such a topology definition 3 1 The generating rule The first rule called the generating rule is used to generate all the nodes of the network So the parame ters of this rule are usually the same as those of the network itself Concretely the generating rule is a function that returns a list of nodes The rule is ini tialised by using the parameters given in the neigh bouring text field parameters are provided as a list of values For example let us look at the generating rule for a star graph of dimension n lambda n tl fbuildg list n values This anonymous function takes one parameter n the dimension of the star graph It first computes a list of n values build list function and returns all the permutations of this list ut i1 p function 1302 3012 1 0 3 2 3 1 0 2 2301 302 1 1203 201 3 0312 013 2 2 0 3 1 3 2 0 1 1 0 2 3 2 10 3 2310 3120 0321 0231 0213 012 3 2 13 0 3 2 10 1320 1230 Fig 2 A 4 star graph as pictured by the system clusters are emphasised with colours Now if we want to generate a star graph of dimen sion 4 the Parameters text field is set to 4 that is a list of one parameter 4 In this case build list 4 values returnsthelist O 1 2 3 and util p 0 1 2 3 returns the list of all the permutations of the fou
598. totype model Super Cell This has been made possible multi direction movement by use of a new unique chassis And also it is trial for student to learning a professional skill process through making running prototype model such as Super cell model Keywords Running Prototype Design Process Mobility Presentation Tool 1 24 PBL imc Super Cell 2 PBL Project Based Learning amp 1
599. tring l gt defClass F ib test JFib gt nil 2 defMethods XFib gt nil 3 gt val xf ib XFib new gt lt XFib 1000 4 gt xfib f ib 20 gt 6 85 5 gt xfib ffib 50 gt 12506269025 ASOS 3 d 2 AshObjectFactory AshObject AshSeript AshObject AshScript testbui ld fib in int int ffib in long long 6 ge se AshObject AshScript AshObjectFactory AshScript
600. ultimedia direction In this case it is potential not to terminate until the limit time Thus we need the task allocation method which considers the load of computer When we allocate the tasks to the computers we need to solve the task allocation problem The task allocation problem is the problem which computes the minimum cost allocation given the computers and the task Let T t1 ti tn be a set of tasks and M im mj my be a set of the computers we denote the cost as c where the task is allocated to computer m Given the cost matrix C as follows CI C12 Clk Co C22 Co C Cn1 ub e Cnk The task allocation problem is formulated by following optimized problem P min pum x Cls ls subject to ae acl Vist ET Lis 10 1 Vl t j T s m M The problem P is a simple problem which focus on only the cost But in practical use we add the many constraint to the problem P and change the objec tive function For instance when we want to not only minimize the cost but also minimize the total compu tational time given a processing time p for all com A hierarchical task allocation method for dynamic distributed computing system 105 puters the objective function is changed n k n k min 1 A gt Cls ls 99 piscis 1 s 1 1 s 1 Note that A 0 1 is a parameter which shows priority of the objective function For example A 1 then
601. ve 1103 4682 gz is actually in tar gz format viz a single archive file that contains a directory structure but it is not indicated by the filename One thus needs a tool like the file command to identify the actual format The frequency distribution of archive types observed in the dataset is shown in Table 1 The result indi cates that in dealing with archived source code it is mostly enough to consider tar gz format and tex gz format the latter being a compressed image of a single TEX or ITEX source file 3 2 Domination of I TEX The source code of preprint provided by arXiv does not contain a build script of any kind and so one has to figure out which is the main TEX or I2TEX file of a project out of the files in each archive By a main file we mean a TFX or IZTEX source file with file extension tex that can be compiled with any of tex latex Automatic recognition of theorem environments of mathematical papers in LATEX format 83 Archive Type Frequency Cumul tar gz 4645 69 46 69 46 tex 27 1441 21 55 91 01 pdf 595 8 90 99 91 Others 6 0 09 100 00 Total 6687 Table 1 Archive types of preprints of January 2012 Compiler Compilable main files latex 4708 pdflatex 5274 tex 18 pdftex 35 Any of above 5832 latex and pdflatex 4168 tex and pdftex 18 latex or pdflatex 5814 tex or pdftex 35 Table 2 Main files compilable by standard build commands of TEX and ETRX Declaration Frequency Ndocumentclass 0102 Ndocumentsty
602. w pS qo 1 0 6 0 5 B Persona 0 4 E Persona 2 0 3 B Persona 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 U degree of satisfaction 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 service quality 8 1 gt a b 8 3 6 oS A ARENA 14 2 1 2 1 Speed of delivery Qu ality of goods Persona Occurrence r concern expectation priority concern pones ation Pr jority 1 03 7 2 80 2 3 20 4 Urgent 2 0 45 10 1 50 3 3 50 3 of 8 2 79 s 2 m i of 1 7 am s 6 70 Norma 2 os a 6 4 6 7 60 3 0
603. we ignore the cost and only focus on the processing time We can add the ensuring a computational resource constraint to the problem Thus there is a lower bound of the computational resource for solving the problem Let v v source and B be a lower bound of the computational vy be a vector of each computer s re resource for solving the problem We add the following constraint to the problem P n k gt 0 Z B l 1 s 1 We can represent various models by adding some con straint to the problem P However the complication problem is difficult to solve it spends many times to compute the allocation We describe the multi steps task allocation method for solving these trebles 2 1 Multi steps task allocation method Since it is difficult to solve the complication task allocation problem that goes against our goal which processes the tasks rapidly in the virtual distributed computing system Our research proposes a multi step task allocation method which divides the task in multi steps for scale down the problem s size Since our proposed system is configured on the Internet it is easy to treat the computer as hierarchically We do not allocate the tasks at one time but allocate to multi steps like Figure 1 And we solve the problem each step We can decide an allocation rapidly since the each step s problem is smaller than TAP Also our model can represent the emergent reallocation model when the compu
604. works from existing scholarly papers For example one can create a tool to convert the contents of a bunch of mathematical papers into an electric book consist ing only of theorems The resulting material can be used for research education etc This would increase the utilization of the existing scholarly documents of mathematics and makes it easier for people to locate and read the academic results of interest from among ever expanding piles of papers References 1 Andrew A Adams Digitisation representation and formalisation digital libraries of mathemat ics In Mathematical Knowledge Management pp 1 16 Springer 2003 2 Koji Nakagawa Akihiro Nomura and Masakazu Suzuki Extraction of logical structure from arti cles in mathematics In Mathematical Knowledge Management Vol 3119 of Lecture Notes in Com puter Science pp 276 289 Springer Berlin Hei delberg 2004 3 Andrea Asperti Luca Padovani Claudio Sacer doti Coen and Irene Schena Helm and the se mantic math web In Theorem Proving in Higher Order Logics pp 59 74 Springer 2001 4 Heinrich Stamerjohanns and Michael Kohlhase Transforming the aryiv to xml In Intelligent Computer Mathematics pp 574 582 Springer 2008 5 Heinrich Stamerjohanns Michael Kohlhase Deyan Ginev Catalin David and Bruce Miller Transforming large collections of scientific publi cations to xml Mathematics in Computer Science Vol 3 No 3 pp 299 307

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