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UKRAINIAN PHD STUDENTS' ATTITUDES TOWARD AI LANGUAGE PROCESSING TOOLS IN THE CONTEXT OF ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES

Mastering academic writing skills in English is essential for future researchers. At present, AI language processing tools provide high-quality, accessible, and fast assistance for translation, editing, and stylistic enhancement of scientific texts. However, their use within English for Academic Purposes (EAP) courses generates mixed reactions among educators and raises ethical concerns. Our study aimed to explore the predominant perceptions of AI language processing tools by PhD students of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (NASU) from the viewpoint of their integration into the academic English course taught in the first year of their PhD studies. The study involved 52 PhD students from various NASU institutes. They completed a survey with both closed-ended and open-ended questions regarding their previous and expected use of online translators, writing enhancement tools, and ChatGPT for research writing purposes. The results of the survey show that NASU PhD students have extensive experience with online translators, but are less familiar with writing enhancement tools and less certain about their potential use in the future. Almost a third of the respondents expressed reservations about using ChatGPT for academic writing due to academic integrity concerns. Most of the respondents (66%) agree that the basics of ethical use of AI writing and editing tools should be incorporated into EAP courses. One subgroup of the participants (n = 11) took part in a small-scale additional intervention focused on writing enhancement tools. They were asked to apply Grammarly, QuillBot, and ChatGPT to edit their course projects (presentations of the current state of their dissertation research) and compare these tools according to various criteria. The feedback provided by this subgroup indicates that they were most satisfied with the quality of editing provided by ChatGPT but found Grammarly and QuillBot easier to use and more suitable for superficial grammar checks. We found out that the AI tools helped participants achieve improvements primarily in such aspects as the use of articles, punctuation, use of prepositions, and elimination of redundancy. The study has significant pedagogical implications, promoting the wider use of AI tools in the context of teaching English for Academic Purposes and addressing appropriate teaching techniques and methods.

Perancangan Aplikasi Pengarsipan Surat Berbais Web pada PT. Perkebunan Nusantara IV Medan

Archiving is the task of storing highly important data. All recorded data must be accurate and accessible whenever needed, enabling employees to provide effective services. Manual archiving of letters often leads to errors in data storage and retrieval. Therefore, there is a need for a web-based letter archiving application system to address these issues. This research employs the waterfall method, where the developed system is web-based using HTML, Xampp, MySQL manages the database, and PHP programming language is utilized with the assistance of Visual Studio Code text editor. The goal of this research is to design an archiving system that can be managed effectively and efficiently. Letter archiving is done electronically, where documents are stored in softcopy form and equipped with incoming and outgoing letter reports. This approach reduces the risk of errors in data storage and letter retrieval, as the data is stored in a computer database.

Open Brain AI and language assessment.

Neurolinguistic assessments play a vital role in neurological examinations, revealing a wide range of language and communication impairments associated with developmental disorders and acquired neurological conditions. Yet, a thorough neurolinguistic assessment is time-consuming and laborious and takes valuable resources from other tasks. To empower clinicians, healthcare providers, and researchers, we have developed Open Brain AI (OBAI). The aim of this computational platform is twofold. First, it aims to provide advanced AI tools to facilitate spoken and written language analysis, automate the analysis process, and reduce the workload associated with time-consuming tasks. The platform currently incorporates multilingual tools for English, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish. The tools involve models for (i) audio transcription, (ii) automatic translation, (iii) grammar error correction, (iv) transcription to the International Phonetic Alphabet, (v) readability scoring, (vi) phonology, morphology, syntax, semantic measures (e.g., counts and proportions), and lexical measures. Second, it aims to support clinicians in conducting their research and automating everyday tasks with "OBAI Companion," an AI language assistant that facilitates language processing, such as structuring, summarizing, and editing texts. OBAI also provides tools for automating spelling and phonology scoring. This paper reviews OBAI's underlying architectures and applications and shows how OBAI can help professionals focus on higher-value activities, such as therapeutic interventions.

The "machine translation + post-machine translation editing" model on the YiCAT platform: using the example of the discipline "Stylistic post-machine text editing" for first-year graduate students of the Higher School of Translation of Moscow State University

In this article, the author analyzes the process of machine translation and post-machine editing by Chinese students in classes on the discipline "Stylistic post-machine text editing" using the YiCAT translation platform, which uses a model of combining machine translation and post-machine editing in order to organize the educational process and allocate study time. In 2017, the Russian government approved the "Digital Economy Plan of the Russian Federation", as a result of which the digitalization process gradually penetrated into all scientific spheres. The author of the article concludes that Russian universities should pay more attention to teaching machine translation and post-machine translation editing. In addition, the article presents the idea that the translation departments of modern universities should focus on the introduction and application of translation technologies and the latest translation tools in the framework of teaching translation skills. There are only a few hundred articles in Russia dealing with the specifics of machine translation. Most of them are devoted to the study of existing limitations, development opportunities and ways to improve machine translation systems. At the same time, there are extremely few articles dealing with the features of post-machine editing of the translation text. The number of such articles does not exceed several dozen. Thus, there are many challenges in the field of post-machine translation editing research that should be addressed as soon as possible so that the field of post-machine translation editing can correspond to the era of artificial intelligence. At the same time, Russian universities should pay attention to the teaching of disciplines involving machine translation tools and post-machine editing skills. Large translation faculties should actively use translation technologies and machine translation tools in the classroom, add new academic disciplines implying the familiarization and application of such technologies and tools by students, as well as integrate such disciplines into the framework of existing training programs for specialists in the field of translation. All this will allow universities to form a reliable basis for the education of modern and qualified specialists who meet the requirements of the new era.

Comparative Study of Text Editors for Scientific Paper Writing with Mathematical Notation

Comparative Study of Text Editors for Scientific Paper Writing with Mathematical Notation

Fitzgerald and the Literary Marketplace: Writing for Love and Money

ABSTRACT All eleven essays in Business Is Good: F. Scott Fitzgerald, Professional Writer, by James L. W. West III, contain fascinating, often surprising, material that West encountered in his editing of sixteen of the eighteen volumes in the Cambridge Edition of the Works of F. Scott Fitzgerald. Six of the essays are related to Fitzgerald’s decision to earn his living as a professional author, a choice whose delights and frustrations West brings alive through letters he has found, details he has unearthed, and connections he has made while establishing biographical context for various works he has edited. The five remaining essays more directly address issues related to the actual texts of the works Fitzgerald created—their composition, their revision by Fitzgerald, their marketing, and their final editing for first and subsequent publication. These five essays provide an excellent—and, though perhaps difficult to believe, entertaining—overview of the field of textual editing. They contain an especially useful discussion of editorial principles one might consider when editing a classic novel such as The Great Gatsby that has gone or, like The Sun Also Rises, is soon to go into the public domain.

The relationship between journalists' skills and social network management in the Kurdistan Region Facebook, for example

This research is a scientific attempt to find out the relationship between journalists' skills and social network management in the Kurdistan Region, where Facebook is taken as an example of social networks, as well as determine the level of skills of the journalist in digital media related to each area; (production and editing of text, information technology, technique, working in social networks). This research is a causal research conducted by descriptive method and survey method and the researcher relied on survey form tool to obtain information. According to the researcher's observations of Kurdish media outlets in the Kurdistan Region, the number of journalists involved in managing their Facebook pages is 500, of which the researcher sampled 145 journalists, which is 29 percent of the journalists involved in managing Facebook pages. In this research, the researcher concluded that there is a strong direct statistical relationship between (journalists' skill level and social network management). In general, with increasing skill level, journalists can better manage social networks, including Facebook. In order to be successful in working on social networks, a journalist needs a number of skills, the most important of which are; Adapting to the nature of the network, interacting with the recipient, analyzing social network statistics, and account safety.

The creed “al-‘Aqaid al-nasafiyyah” as a standard of Sunni doctrine

The subject of the article is the medieval manuscript “аl-‘Aqaid an-nasafiyya” and aspects related to its compilation. The article contains the data about the earliest version of the manuscript and its textual features. Some discrepancies with modern editions of the treatise text are revealed, the historical motive for compiling the work, as well as its connection with the main theological works of major scholars of the Hanafi madhhab are considered. The colophon of the manuscript, which provides valuable information about the date and place of composition of this theological treatise, is examined separately.

Differentially processed optimized collaborative rich text editor

Differentially processed optimized collaborative rich text editor

Improving the Community Services through Electronic Management of East Pringsewu Subdistrict Administration

Every Government Institution cannot be separated from carrying out daily administrative activities. Manuscripts or recordings of documents or information, including text, images,and sound recordings, are called archives because archives are records of every activity carried out. Currently, the East Pringsewu sub-district office for filing letters and other activities still uses manual methods. The implementation of E-Government is expected to enable all service activities to the community to be carried out electronically, thereby simplifying policy and service functions. The data collection methods used in this writing are observation, documentation, interviews, and literature study. The SDLC (System Development Life Cycle) method is used in this research, namely a systematic approach to planning, designing, developing, testing,and maintaining software systems. Based on needs analysis, the system developed focuses on managing population data, archiving,and correspondence related to village authority. Before implementing the system, it is necessary to design the system. When designing a system, use the Unified Modeling Language (UML) approach using Use Case Diagrams, Activity Diagrams, and Class Diagrams. Use case diagrams to describe the interaction between users and the system being developed. This research uses the PHP programming language and Visual Studio Code as a text editor and MySQL DBMS. Applications can be used as a medium for implementing subdistrict or village development with information technology and supporting the progress of subdistricts or villages byGovernment recommendations in developing E-Government.

Revisiting a Sixteenth-Century ‘Erotic’ Poem Wrongly Ascribed to Elizabeth Dacre

This article puts on trial the assumed authorship of a sixteenth-century manuscript poem reminiscent of Ovid’s Heroides, currently ascribed to Lady Elizabeth Dacre. After establishing a revised edition of the text, it provides arguments based on historical, material, literary and textual analyses of the source, strongly indicating the unlikeliness of its supposed attribution to this English noblewoman. The arguments suggest that, while Dacre was probably the scribe of the manuscript, the author of the text was most likely her husband, Sir Thomas Dacre. This outcome is used as an example evincing the fundamental importance of usable and informative text editions for historians and literary scholars alike, increasingly calling for close collaboration across disciplines, as well as a renewed appreciation of textual editing.

Application Of Vat Calculations, PPh Article 22, and PPh Article 23 On the Procurement of Goods/Services

The Lagadar Village Office still uses a manual approach to calculate taxes on acquiring goods and services. This condition involves using a calculator and recording the calculations in a notebook. Consequently, the Treasurer frequently made errors while performing computations, whether misclassifying the tax type or inaccurately incorporating the tax rate. Moreover, the requirement to input tax computation data again before printing creates a challenge for the Treasurer in locating the necessary information in the notebook for monthly reporting to the leadership. Hence, there is a requirement for a system that can simplify the Treasurer's task of calculating and summarizing the tax data. This project aims to develop apps that can accurately compute value-added tax, income tax 22, and income tax 23 for the acquisition of goods and services. The employed research methodology is the descriptive research method. The system development method employed is the Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD) model system development method. The system design employs a web programming language integrated with the Codeigniter framework, utilizes a MySQL database, and employs the Visual Studio Code text editor for development purposes. A research study has led to developing an application at the Lagadar Village Office. This application, designed to calculate Value Added Tax, Article 22 Income Tax, and Article 23 Income Tax for procuring goods and services, is a significant step towards more efficient tax calculations. Its purpose is to assist the Treasurer in efficiently calculating, collecting, recording, and reporting tax calculation data, ensuring accurate and organized records in the system. Research-based recommendations for further development of the application include the creation of an application landing page that provides information on taxation. This will enable application users to stay updated on the latest government regulations pertaining to taxation, particularly for Village Offices. This application not only simplifies the Treasurer's tasks but also ensures accurate and up-to-date tax calculations, instilling a sense of optimism for the future of tax management at the Lagadar Village Office.

Ramuan dan Pengobatan Tradisional Pulau Penyengat untuk Sakit yang Berkaitan dengan Mata

The manuscript of Pengobatan Tradisional pada Masyarakat Pulau Penyengat (PTpMPP) contains various types of pain along with herbal ingredients, one of which is pain related to the eyes. The purpose of this study is to explain the study of ethnomedicine contained in the text of PTpMPP. The methods used are data collection, data processing, data analysis, and presentation of the results of data analysts. The data collection phase was carried out by field studies and literature studies. The data processing stage is carried out from the description of the manuscript, transliteration, and text editing. In studying its content, researchers used the theory of ethnomedicine. Studies that combine literature and ethnomedicine can provide a better understanding of how language, culture and narrative shape medical perceptions and practices in a given society. In addition, it can help improve interdisciplinary understanding of the human complexity of understanding and addressing health issues because literary works, particularly ancient texts, can reflect and shape the traditional medical knowledge and practices of different cultures. This makes it possible to understand health and medicine in a broader and more complex cultural context. Therefore, ethnomedicine is used to reveal the kinds and functions of medicinal plants used and the treatment methods contained in ancient manuscripts. The source of the data used is PTpMPP manuscript with Jawi script and Malay script, stored in Yayasan Inderasakti, Pulau Penyengat. The results of this study explain the eight causes of pain related to the eyes, namely injured eyes, eye pain (ordinary), blurred eyes, growing eyes, meat eye pain, restung eye pain, swollen eyes, and eyes for prohibition. The medical practice of treating the eight diseases belongs to the naturalistic medical system and each disease has its own herbal ingredients.

Code Simulator with Real-Time Conferencing and Considerable Users

Abstract: The Multiuser Live Text Editor represents a dynamic platform fostering collaborative coding endeavors, enabling users to engage in real-time interaction while collectively crafting code. Boasting compatibility with prominent programming languages such as C++, Java, and Python, this innovative tool is founded upon the notion of adaptive functionality, a cornerstone of its shared editing capabilities. At its core lies pair programming, an agile methodology originating from Extreme Programming (XP), wherein two developers synergistically collaborate on a single computing environment. Tasked with jointly conceiving, implementing, and validating user stories, these pairs operate in tandem, leveraging their complementary skills to achieve shared objectives. Notably, this collaborative process thrives on the diversity of the paired developers' systems, with each individual allocated equal time at the keyboard.

SISTEM INFORMASI RESERVASI KAMAR HOTEL BINTANG TIMUR BERBASIS WEB

The Hotel Room Reservation management system is able to provide convenience in the daily reservation service process, which is capable of displaying and processing the information required from a hotel's activities, including the number and position of visitors, income, available booking rooms, booking list, etc. The design of this system is expected to make it easier for East Jambi hotels to process data related to hotel room reservation management. The aim of this Thesis for the Room Reservation Information System at the Bintang Timur Hotel Jambi is to facilitate the processing of hotel room reservation data at the Bintang Timur Hotel Jambi. The main elements in forming a system consist of input, process, and output. The input required for this system is input of employee data, guest data, service data, room data and room reservation data. With a process that includes employee data processing, guest data processing, service data processing, room data processing and room reservation data processing, which will produce an output report on hotel room reservation transactions. The software development uses Visual Studio Code as a text editor, a web-based interface is built using the HTML, PHP, CSS programming languages to facilitate the application development process with the PhpMyAdmin database. From this research, a design for the Bintang Timur Jambi Hotel Room Reservation Information System was produced which can simplify the processing of hotel room reservation data and the preparation of reports.

MetaConfigurator: A User-Friendly Tool for Editing Structured Data Files

Textual formats to structure data, such as JSON, XML, and YAML, are widely used for structuring data in various domains, from configuration files to research data. However, manually editing data in these formats can be complex and time-consuming. Graphical user interfaces (GUIs) can significantly reduce manual efforts and assist the user in editing the files, but developing a file-format-specific GUI requires substantial development and maintenance efforts. To address this challenge, we introduce MetaConfigurator: an open-source web application that generates its GUI depending on a given schema. Our approach differs from other schema-to-UI approaches in three key ways: 1) It offers a unified view that combines the benefits of both GUIs and text editors, 2) it enables schema editing within the same tool, and 3) it supports advanced schema features, including conditions and constraints. In this paper, we discuss the design and implementation of MetaConfigurator, backed by insights from a small-scale qualitative user study. The results indicate the effectiveness of our approach in retrieving information from data and schemas and in editing them.

Improving Error Correction and Text Editing Using Voice and Mouse Multimodal Interface

Improving Error Correction and Text Editing Using Voice and Mouse Multimodal Interface

SwivelTouch: Boosting Touchscreen Input with 3D Finger Rotation Gesture

Today, touchscreens stand as the most prevalent input devices of mobile computing devices (smartphones, tablets, smartwatches). Yet, compared with desktop or laptop computers, the limited shortcut keys and physical buttons on touchscreen devices, coupled with the fat finger problem, often lead to slower and more error-prone input and navigation, especially when dealing with text editing and other complex interaction tasks. We introduce an innovative gesture set based on finger rotations in the yaw, pitch, and roll directions on a touchscreen, diverging significantly from traditional two-dimensional interactions and promising to expand the gesture library. Despite active research in estimation of finger angles, however, the previous work faces substantial challenges, including significant estimation errors and unstable sequential outputs. Variability in user behavior further complicates the isolation of movements to a single rotational axis, leading to accidental disturbances and screen coordinate shifts that interfere with the existing sliding gestures. Consequently, the direct application of finger angle estimation algorithms for recognizing three-dimensional rotational gestures is impractical. SwivelTouch leverages the analysis of finger movement characteristics on the touchscreen captured through original capacitive image sequences, which aims to rapidly and accurately identify these advanced 3D gestures, clearly differentiating them from conventional touch interactions like tapping and sliding, thus enhancing user interaction with touch devices and meanwhile compatible with existing 2D gestures. User study further confirms that the implementation of SwivelTouch significantly enhances the efficiency of text editing on smartphones.

O poprawności językowej tekstów generowanych przez SI na przykładzie ChatuGPT

LANGUAGE ACCURACY OF TEXTS GENERATED BY AI: A CASE STUDY OF CHATGPT The article aims to assess the linguistic accuracy of texts generated by ChatGPT, based on queries that mirror the instructions found in the 2023 secondary school final exam in Polish language and literature. The analysis focused on identifying and classifying language errors and evaluating their frequency. The results of the analysis revealed a varied level of accuracy in AI-generated texts. Most errors occurred in texts containing more complex constructions, where correct formulation required a comprehensive understanding of grammatical rules. The conclusions drawn from the analysis offer insights into the limitations of AI, which users should be mindful of when editing texts using chatbots.

Domain specific language for finite element modeling and simulation

A domain specific language (DSL), called the Finite Element Interpreter (FEI), is developed and presented. The FEI DSL is designed and developed specifically for linear and nonlinear finite element analysis of static and dynamic behavior of soils and structures. While the main focus is on soils and structures, developed DSL can be used in many other fields of linear and nonlinear analysis of solids and structures in other fields of engineering. The design of FEI takes advantage of modern computer capabilities and text editing software to develop a language which promotes (i) self-documenting analysis scripts, (ii) promotes understanding of finite element modeling, (iii)awareness to physical units, (iv) provides problem specific language constructs, and (v) is safe to execute. Simple examples are used to describe FEI DSL, while many other, more sophisticated, realistic examples are available through the Real-ESSI web site http://real-essi.info.