Many scientific disciplines , such as biology and astronomy , are now collecting large amounts of raw data systematically and storing it centrally in relational databases for shared use by their communities . In many cases such systems accept arbitrary SQL queries submitted using a Web form . The efficiency has been considerably optimized by a continuous update of a list of voting points , in conjunction with the evolution of the accumulator size and position . The method was implemented as a plugin for the scientific open source image processing package ImageJ. Although initially designed for X-ray diffraction analysis , numerous other applications are quoted in different other scientific field , in image measurement techniques , industrial vision , and biometry , i.e. for iris localization . The PM track gives the unique opportunity to evaluate medical IR systems using the same set of topics on two different collections : scientific literature and clinical trials . In the paper , we take advantage of this opportunity and we propose and evaluate state-of-the-art query expansion and reduction techniques to identify whether a particular approach can be helpful in both scientific literature and clinical trial retrieval . We present those approaches that are consistently effective in both TREC editions and we compare the results obtained with the best performing runs submitted to TREC PM 2017 and 2018 . The Ministry of Research , Technology , and Higher Education of Indonesia has requirements to answer five main questions , i.e. what are the most popular research topics ; which research topics tend to diminish ; what are the trending research topics ; who are the most influential researchers in a specific research topic , and ; who are leading researchers in a specific topic . This study is a part of our ongoing main project to develop a scientific community model based on scientific article publication . This paper introduces a new approach to model a virtual researcher network using metadata of articles . These eigenfunctions are called generalized prolate spheroidal wave functions ( GPSWFs ) and they are firstly introduced and studied in Wang and Zhang ( Appl Comput Harmon Anal 29(3):303–329 , 2010 ) . The present study is motivated by the promising concrete applications of the GPSWFs in various scientific area such as numerical analysis , mathematical physics and signal processing . We should mention that these two uniform approximation results of the GPSWFs can be considered as generalizations of the results given in the joint work of one of us ( Bonami and Karoui in Constr Approx 43(1):15–45 , 2016 ) . The OA has become in a short time , an alternative option for the publication and dissemination of research results international scientific community . This medium offers many advantages over the traditional system of scientific publication in journals kept by commercial publishers , providing a channel for the publication of research results : faster , because it favors the immediate visibility of publications ; cheaper , because it allows universities and research centers have access to more sources , more complete , because it can , not only query results but also the data on which they were based , and transparent , because it allows institutions of a better way to control the results of their research . The OA has generated significant discussion and action nuclei around institutional and financial support to open access publications on the Internet . They can also provide new skills and opportunities , and in some cases a second career , for their authors [ 2 ] . Writing scientific papers is a central part of academic life , but there are some notable differences when it comes to publishing books for a wider audience . Based on my experience of writing and contributing to popular science books [ 3–5 ] , the following rules summarise the main points a budding author needs to consider , from initial proposal through to postrelease publicity . Computer systems pervade every aspect of the DIII-D National Fusion Research program . This includes real-time systems acquiring experimental data from data acquisition hardware ; cpu server systems performing short term and long term data analysis ; desktop activities such as word processing , spreadsheets , and scientific paper publication ; and systems providing mechanisms for remote collaboration . The DIII-D network ties all of these systems together and connects to the ESNET wide area network . Dr Bhushan Patwardhan , Head of Interdisciplinary School of Health Sciences , Pune University chaired valedictory function . He shared his experience about scientific paper writing , and inspired the audience for excellence in publication . Around 50 Ayurvedic researchers from all over India and few students of Ayurveda from USA and Austria benefited from workshop . In this paper , we describe our Neural Machine Translation ( NMT ) systems for the WAT 2019 translation tasks we focus on . This year we participate in scientific paper tasks and focus on the language pair between English and Japanese . We use Transformer model through our work in this paper to explore and experience the powerful of the Transformer architecture relying on self-attention mechanism . In this paper , we examine the impact of five DR techniques on the accuracy of two supervised classifiers on three textual sources . This task mirrors important real world problems , such as classifying Web pages or scientific articles . In addition , the accuracy serves as a proxy measure for how well each DR technique preserves the inter-document relationships while vastly reducing the size of the data , facilitating more sophisticated analysis . Furthermore , the files are not always georeferenced , despite the importance of verifying the presence of certain taxa in a specific space and time . To raise the standards of documentation , we call for all scientific journals to require authors to deposit their audiovisual recordings in scientific collections or online repositories , just as they do for specimens , DNA sequences , and even raw data . The materials and assignments are given to train how to communicate effectively both written and orally . The tasks consist of the scientific papers analysis , conceptual article draft , and other assignments . It took longer time to assess those assignments with only pencil and paper methods therefore a web-based alternative assessment was designed to assess the assignments . Abstract Bibliographic databases allow the examination of aggregate trends in academic publication . This paper uses bibliographic techniques to examine the discipline background of papers in the Web of Science database which have ‘ decision support system ’ as a keyword . Taking the process of academic paper writing as the order , this paper introduces the practical retrieval technique and skilled usage involved in searching the information by using the network in each link of writing the academic papers . Complete the entire editorial workflow with the paper proofreading and publication processes ; 2 . Functions to help journal editors to manage the processes of academic journal . Our new design is based on Environment Based Design ( EBD ) , an innovative design methodology . Some new functions should be appended , for example , there should be unpublished paper storage . In fact , many common countermeasures should be used by editors to find dishonesty cases in academic paper publication without AMLC . They include architectural , relational , instrumental and commercial dimensions . The results show that instrumental and commercial personalizations have been proved as the most popular dimension in the academic literature . However , relational personalization has been consistently rising as a new interesting topic to study since the massive growth of social media data . We report a preliminary evaluation of our framework by applying it to real-world data from strategic outsourcing businesses at a large IT service company . We also compare our approach with other existing work by using the public DBLP dataset for recommending teams in academic paper authoring . Examining is the important step in the process of academic paper publishing . The purpose of examining is to ensure the quality of the academic journal . Evidence from an Australian university . Over the past 20 years , researchers contributed substantially , empirically , to the study of the determinants of academic research publication . All of these studies used a single equation to model the relationship between research publication ( output ) and research collaboration ( input ) . To this purpose , we propose the third iteration of the Joint Workshop on Bibliometric-enhanced Information Retrieval and Natural Language Processing for Digital Libraries ( BIRNDL ) . The workshop is intended to stimulate IR , NLP researchers and Digital Library professionals to elaborate on new approaches in natural language processing , information retrieval , scientometrics , text mining and recommendation techniques that can advance the state-of-the-art in scholarly document understanding , analysis , and retrieval at scale . The BIRNDL workshop will incorporate multiple invited talks , paper sessions , a poster session and the 4th edition of the Computational Linguistics ( CL ) Scientific Summarization Shared Task . Current digital libraries collect and allow access to digital papers and their metadata ( including citations ) , but largely do not attempt to analyze the items they collect . The goal of this workshop is to investigate how developments in natural language processing and information retrieval techniques can advance the state-of-the-art in scholarly document understanding , analysis and retrieval . Considerably less attention , however , has been devoted to understanding how to support the formative stages of scholarly research . In this paper , we highlight our finding from a formative user study of scholarly analysis of source documents in several different fields . We discuss the implications of these results for our current research into designing a web-based creativity support environment for cultural heritage digital libraries . Scholarly document creation continues to face various obstacles . Scholarly text production requires more complex word processors than other forms of texts because of the complex structures of citations , formulas and figures . We introduce the notion of extensible features , which allows the expensive inference process to be simplified through memoization , resulting in lower computational complexity . Our method significantly betters the state-of-the-art on three related scholarly document extraction tasks . It is implemented with a framework that encapsulates open-source extraction tools . Currently , it leverages PDFBox and TET for full text extraction , the scholarly document filter described in [ 5 ] for document classification , GROBID for header extraction , ParsCit for citation extraction , PDFFigures for figure and table extraction , and algorithm extraction [ 27 ] . While it can be run as a whole , the extraction tool in each module is highly customizable . In continuance of the grand vision to unify the community working on scholarly documents under one umbrella , in 2020 , we have expanded even further . We are organising the first workshop on Scholarly Document Processing , ( SDP ) , on November 12 , co-located with EMNLP 2020 , Punta Cana , Dominican Republic . SDP has a research track and three summarization shared tasks on scientific documents : CL-SciSumm , Lay Summarization ( LaySumm ) sponsored by Elsevier Labs and Long Summarization ( LongSumm ) run by IBM Research Lab , Haifa . Current access to this resource is available via text-based search in fulltext and metadata . Existing scholarly document search tools use purely lexical analysis , which can not address the inherent ambiguity of natural language . For example , a simple search on the country name “ Niue ” will miss references to it by its traditional names ( “ Nuku-ta-taha ” ) and by its initial English name ( “ Savage Island ” ) . Primary data was collected through interviews using self-administered questionnaires which were distributed to the Jua kali artisans . Additional information on Jua kali workers was collected from relevant scholarly documents analysis . The findingsindicate that most of the Jua Kali workers use mentoring as a way of sharing knowledge .
Many scientific disciplines , such as biology and astronomy , are now collecting large amounts of raw data systematically and storing it centrally in relational databases for shared use by their communities . In many cases such systems accept arbitrary SQL queries submitted using a Web form .
The efficiency has been considerably optimized by a continuous update of a list of voting points , in conjunction with the evolution of the accumulator size and position . The method was implemented as a plugin for the scientific open source image processing package ImageJ. Although initially designed for X-ray diffraction analysis , numerous other applications are quoted in different other scientific field , in image measurement techniques , industrial vision , and biometry , i.e. for iris localization .
The PM track gives the unique opportunity to evaluate medical IR systems using the same set of topics on two different collections : scientific literature and clinical trials . In the paper , we take advantage of this opportunity and we propose and evaluate state-of-the-art query expansion and reduction techniques to identify whether a particular approach can be helpful in both scientific literature and clinical trial retrieval . We present those approaches that are consistently effective in both TREC editions and we compare the results obtained with the best performing runs submitted to TREC PM 2017 and 2018 .
The Ministry of Research , Technology , and Higher Education of Indonesia has requirements to answer five main questions , i.e. what are the most popular research topics ; which research topics tend to diminish ; what are the trending research topics ; who are the most influential researchers in a specific research topic , and ; who are leading researchers in a specific topic . This study is a part of our ongoing main project to develop a scientific community model based on scientific article publication . This paper introduces a new approach to model a virtual researcher network using metadata of articles .
These eigenfunctions are called generalized prolate spheroidal wave functions ( GPSWFs ) and they are firstly introduced and studied in Wang and Zhang ( Appl Comput Harmon Anal 29(3):303–329 , 2010 ) . The present study is motivated by the promising concrete applications of the GPSWFs in various scientific area such as numerical analysis , mathematical physics and signal processing . We should mention that these two uniform approximation results of the GPSWFs can be considered as generalizations of the results given in the joint work of one of us ( Bonami and Karoui in Constr Approx 43(1):15–45 , 2016 ) .
The OA has become in a short time , an alternative option for the publication and dissemination of research results international scientific community . This medium offers many advantages over the traditional system of scientific publication in journals kept by commercial publishers , providing a channel for the publication of research results : faster , because it favors the immediate visibility of publications ; cheaper , because it allows universities and research centers have access to more sources , more complete , because it can , not only query results but also the data on which they were based , and transparent , because it allows institutions of a better way to control the results of their research . The OA has generated significant discussion and action nuclei around institutional and financial support to open access publications on the Internet .
They can also provide new skills and opportunities , and in some cases a second career , for their authors [ 2 ] . Writing scientific papers is a central part of academic life , but there are some notable differences when it comes to publishing books for a wider audience . Based on my experience of writing and contributing to popular science books [ 3–5 ] , the following rules summarise the main points a budding author needs to consider , from initial proposal through to postrelease publicity .
Computer systems pervade every aspect of the DIII-D National Fusion Research program . This includes real-time systems acquiring experimental data from data acquisition hardware ; cpu server systems performing short term and long term data analysis ; desktop activities such as word processing , spreadsheets , and scientific paper publication ; and systems providing mechanisms for remote collaboration . The DIII-D network ties all of these systems together and connects to the ESNET wide area network .
Dr Bhushan Patwardhan , Head of Interdisciplinary School of Health Sciences , Pune University chaired valedictory function . He shared his experience about scientific paper writing , and inspired the audience for excellence in publication . Around 50 Ayurvedic researchers from all over India and few students of Ayurveda from USA and Austria benefited from workshop .
In this paper , we describe our Neural Machine Translation ( NMT ) systems for the WAT 2019 translation tasks we focus on . This year we participate in scientific paper tasks and focus on the language pair between English and Japanese . We use Transformer model through our work in this paper to explore and experience the powerful of the Transformer architecture relying on self-attention mechanism .
In this paper , we examine the impact of five DR techniques on the accuracy of two supervised classifiers on three textual sources . This task mirrors important real world problems , such as classifying Web pages or scientific articles . In addition , the accuracy serves as a proxy measure for how well each DR technique preserves the inter-document relationships while vastly reducing the size of the data , facilitating more sophisticated analysis .
Furthermore , the files are not always georeferenced , despite the importance of verifying the presence of certain taxa in a specific space and time . To raise the standards of documentation , we call for all scientific journals to require authors to deposit their audiovisual recordings in scientific collections or online repositories , just as they do for specimens , DNA sequences , and even raw data .
The materials and assignments are given to train how to communicate effectively both written and orally . The tasks consist of the scientific papers analysis , conceptual article draft , and other assignments . It took longer time to assess those assignments with only pencil and paper methods therefore a web-based alternative assessment was designed to assess the assignments .
Abstract Bibliographic databases allow the examination of aggregate trends in academic publication . This paper uses bibliographic techniques to examine the discipline background of papers in the Web of Science database which have ‘ decision support system ’ as a keyword .
Taking the process of academic paper writing as the order , this paper introduces the practical retrieval technique and skilled usage involved in searching the information by using the network in each link of writing the academic papers .
Complete the entire editorial workflow with the paper proofreading and publication processes ; 2 . Functions to help journal editors to manage the processes of academic journal . Our new design is based on Environment Based Design ( EBD ) , an innovative design methodology .
Some new functions should be appended , for example , there should be unpublished paper storage . In fact , many common countermeasures should be used by editors to find dishonesty cases in academic paper publication without AMLC .
They include architectural , relational , instrumental and commercial dimensions . The results show that instrumental and commercial personalizations have been proved as the most popular dimension in the academic literature . However , relational personalization has been consistently rising as a new interesting topic to study since the massive growth of social media data .
We report a preliminary evaluation of our framework by applying it to real-world data from strategic outsourcing businesses at a large IT service company . We also compare our approach with other existing work by using the public DBLP dataset for recommending teams in academic paper authoring .
Examining is the important step in the process of academic paper publishing . The purpose of examining is to ensure the quality of the academic journal .
Evidence from an Australian university . Over the past 20 years , researchers contributed substantially , empirically , to the study of the determinants of academic research publication . All of these studies used a single equation to model the relationship between research publication ( output ) and research collaboration ( input ) .
To this purpose , we propose the third iteration of the Joint Workshop on Bibliometric-enhanced Information Retrieval and Natural Language Processing for Digital Libraries ( BIRNDL ) . The workshop is intended to stimulate IR , NLP researchers and Digital Library professionals to elaborate on new approaches in natural language processing , information retrieval , scientometrics , text mining and recommendation techniques that can advance the state-of-the-art in scholarly document understanding , analysis , and retrieval at scale . The BIRNDL workshop will incorporate multiple invited talks , paper sessions , a poster session and the 4th edition of the Computational Linguistics ( CL ) Scientific Summarization Shared Task .
Current digital libraries collect and allow access to digital papers and their metadata ( including citations ) , but largely do not attempt to analyze the items they collect . The goal of this workshop is to investigate how developments in natural language processing and information retrieval techniques can advance the state-of-the-art in scholarly document understanding , analysis and retrieval .
Considerably less attention , however , has been devoted to understanding how to support the formative stages of scholarly research . In this paper , we highlight our finding from a formative user study of scholarly analysis of source documents in several different fields . We discuss the implications of these results for our current research into designing a web-based creativity support environment for cultural heritage digital libraries .
Scholarly document creation continues to face various obstacles . Scholarly text production requires more complex word processors than other forms of texts because of the complex structures of citations , formulas and figures .
We introduce the notion of extensible features , which allows the expensive inference process to be simplified through memoization , resulting in lower computational complexity . Our method significantly betters the state-of-the-art on three related scholarly document extraction tasks .
It is implemented with a framework that encapsulates open-source extraction tools . Currently , it leverages PDFBox and TET for full text extraction , the scholarly document filter described in [ 5 ] for document classification , GROBID for header extraction , ParsCit for citation extraction , PDFFigures for figure and table extraction , and algorithm extraction [ 27 ] . While it can be run as a whole , the extraction tool in each module is highly customizable .
In continuance of the grand vision to unify the community working on scholarly documents under one umbrella , in 2020 , we have expanded even further . We are organising the first workshop on Scholarly Document Processing , ( SDP ) , on November 12 , co-located with EMNLP 2020 , Punta Cana , Dominican Republic . SDP has a research track and three summarization shared tasks on scientific documents : CL-SciSumm , Lay Summarization ( LaySumm ) sponsored by Elsevier Labs and Long Summarization ( LongSumm ) run by IBM Research Lab , Haifa .
Current access to this resource is available via text-based search in fulltext and metadata . Existing scholarly document search tools use purely lexical analysis , which can not address the inherent ambiguity of natural language . For example , a simple search on the country name “ Niue ” will miss references to it by its traditional names ( “ Nuku-ta-taha ” ) and by its initial English name ( “ Savage Island ” ) .
Primary data was collected through interviews using self-administered questionnaires which were distributed to the Jua kali artisans . Additional information on Jua kali workers was collected from relevant scholarly documents analysis . The findingsindicate that most of the Jua Kali workers use mentoring as a way of sharing knowledge .
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