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    Research on the Application of AIGC in the Film Industry

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    This paper explores the feasibility of applying artificial intelligence generated content (AIGC) technology in the film industry, analyzes its potential to replace certain positions in the film industry, and explores how to integrate AIGC into different aspects of film production such as script writing, video production, and audio processing through experimental creation. Comparative research and experimental methods are used to explore the feasibility of applying AIGC in the film industry at this stage. The more mature AIGC platforms such as ChatGPT 4.0, Stability AI, Midjourney, and Suno V3.5 are used for research to optimize the film production process and provide some reference for other researchers. The findings suggest that AIGC could redefine industry standards and democratize the filmmaking process, enabling more creators to access sophisticated tools and produce high-quality content. This paper ultimately provides a roadmap for the strategic adoption of AIGC in filmmaking, outlining best practices and future research directions for a sustainable and creative AI-powered film industry

    Application and Challenges of BIM Technology in China's Integrated Utility Tunnels

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    In the context of rapid urbanization, integrated utility tunnels present an innovative solution by consolidating various pipelines into a unified underground system, improving construction efficiency and urban management. This paper explores the role of Building Information Modeling (BIM), a breakthrough technology that enhances project design, simulation, and construction efficiency through digital modeling. BIM technology is optimizing utility tunnel construction by enabling better planning, monitoring, and collaboration through 3D and 4D modeling. Using a PESTEL analysis framework, this study evaluates BIM's application in integrated utility tunnels in China and its potential for advancing the digital transformation of urban infrastructure. The research reveals how BIM can enhance the informatization and intelligence of utility tunnels and discusses the future opportunities and challenges for its expansion in China's urbanization efforts

    The Role of Mentoring in Shaping Educational Aspirations: A Theory of Planned Behavior Study of Hmong Students in Vietnam

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    This study examines the influence of mentorship on the desire to pursue higher education among Hmong ethnic minority students aged 12-15 in Lao Cai Province, Vietnam. Utilizing the Theory of Planned Behavior as a theoretical framework, the research investigates how cross-ethnic mentorship between Kinh majority mentors and Hmong minority mentees affects students' educational aspirations, using the Phieu Linh Educational Summer Camp as a case study. The study employed a quantitative approach, collecting survey data from 75 Hmong students participating in the summer camp. Five key aspects of mentorship were analyzed: quality, educational accessibility, clear educational outcomes, self-awareness, and cultural identity support, in relation to the components of the Theory of Planned Behavior. Results indicate that all mentorship aspects positively correlate with students' educational desires, with mentorship quality emerging as the strongest factor. Family support and household income were also found to significantly influence educational aspirations. The study reveals that culturally responsive mentorship can play a crucial role in shaping attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control related to pursuing higher education among ethnic minority youth. This research contributes to the understanding of effective strategies for promoting educational equity in Vietnam's multicultural context. It offers insights for designing targeted interventions and policies to support the educational aspirations of ethnic minority students, potentially contributing to narrowing educational gaps among ethnic groups in Vietnam

    Email Phishing Detection Model using CNN Model

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    Phishing is the most common cybercrime tactic that convinces victims to divulge sensitive information, including passwords, account IDs, sensitive bank information, and dates of birth. Cybercriminals commonly use phone calls, text messages, and emails to launch these kinds of attacks. Despite continuous reworking of the tactics to keep a safe distance from these cyberattacks, the severe outcome is currently absent. However, in recent years, the number of phishing emails has increased dramatically, indicating the need for more advanced and effective ways to combat them. Although several tactics have been put in place to divert phishing emails, a comprehensive solution is still required. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to focus on using machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP) techniques to identify phishing emails. With a focus on machine learning techniques, this research examines the many NLP techniques now in use to identify phishing emails at various stages of the attack. These methods are investigated and their comparative assessment is made. This provides an overview of the problem, its immediate workspace, and the expected implications for further research

    Pattern Analysis on Wireless Network Coverage in DISPERKIM, South Sumatra

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    The study's focus on pattern analysis provides a data-driven approach to optimizing WI-FI networks, ensuring better connectivity and reliability for users within the South Sumatra Provincial Housing and Residential Area Office. These results have broader implications for the strategic deployment of WI-FI in similar environments. WI-FI technology, utilizing the IEEE 802.11a/b/g wireless standard operating at 2.4 GHz, is ubiquitous in environments such as government offices, private companies, entertainment venues, and educational institutions. The growing reliance on WI-FI for internet access, driven by the proliferation of WI-FI-enabled devices, underscores the importance of optimizing its deployment for efficient connectivity. This study examines the WIFI signal patterns and range in the WLAN network at the South Sumatra Provincial Housing and Residential Area Office, where suboptimal placement of WI-FI access points has hindered network performance. By conducting a field survey and pattern analysis of signal distribution and coverage, the research identifies critical gaps and inefficiencies in the current wireless setup. Employing the action research methodology, the study progresses through four stages: diagnosis, action planning, action tackling, and evaluation. The analysis of signal strength patterns and coverage data guides targeted improvements to optimize WI-FI placement. Findings are expected to reveal how spatial factors and interference impact signal distribution, offering actionable insights for enhancing wireless network performance

    The Data Analysis on Business Communication and Entrepreneurial Competency in Influencing Business Performance

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    MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) have great potential in the local economy and can be a solution to reduce the unemployment rate by absorbing more workers. One business sector that has received great attention is the culinary sector. MSMEs in the culinary segment have great potential to contribute to the local and national economy. The unsatisfactory performance of MSMEs in Indonesia is caused by a lack of quality human resources (HR) or a lack of expertise in entrepreneurship. This can be seen from the lack of progress in the knowledge of MSME players in aspects of management, organization, information and communication technology, marketing, and other skills that are essential in running a business. This research aims to obtain, know, study, and analyze the variables that will be mapped into the entrepreneurial model and their influence on business performance. The research method approach used is a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) which is carried out by identifying relevant research, assessing its quality, and scientifically summarizing the results of previous research. The results of research discussions found variables that would become entrepreneurial models in improving business performance. This research uses a human resource management approach, especially regarding factors that influence business performance. In this research, three variables were found to be used as research objects, namely two independent variables and one dependent variable. The novelty of the resulting research is creating an entrepreneurship model consisting of communication and entrepreneurial competence and their influence on business performance

    Determinant Factors for Learning Model Development: Their Influence on Employee Performance

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    Business competition and high demands for services in the banking industry currently require companies to have increasingly high organizational capacity that relies on human resource performance and learning models. This research aims to identify, study, and analyze Learning Models to Improve the Performance of Banking Industry Employees. The purpose of this study is to identify, investigate, and evaluate the factors that will be incorporated into the learning model and how they affect worker performance. A Systematic Literature Review (SLR) is the research method approach that is employed. It is completed by finding pertinent research, evaluating its caliber, and producing a scientific summary of the findings of the earlier study. Research talks yielded variables that will be used as learning models to enhance worker performance. A human resource management method is used in this study, particularly when examining the variables that affect employee performance. It was discovered that five variables—three independents, one intervening, and one dependent—were employed as research items in this study. To increase employee performance, the learning management system, learning instructional design, learning assessment, and competency development were implemented. What makes the ensuing research unusual is that no learning model emerged from these processes

    Immediate Effect of Muscle Energy Technique and Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation Stretching on Calf Muscle Flexibility Among University Level Recreational Athletes – A Randomized Clinical Trial

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    [Objective] To assess and compare the immediate impact of muscle energy technique (MET) and proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) stretching on calf muscle flexibility in recreational athletes. [Method] A total 30 individuals participating in recreational activities were divided into two groups: Group A, which followed the MET protocol, and Group B which followed the PNF protocol. The range of motion (ROM) of ankle dorsiflexion was evaluated before and after the intervention. [Results] Analysis of data was conducted using non-parametric testing. The data within the group was examined using Wilcoxon signed rank test. The data was compared between group with Mann Whitney U test. The outcome was determined to be statistically significant (p value 0.001) for every group. Inter group analysis revealed a p value <0.05, indicating a substantial disparity in the effects of the two therapies. [Conclusion] In conclusion, both MET and PNF stretching techniques have an immediate impact on the flexibility calf muscle. However, MET has been demonstrated to be more efficient than PNF stretching in enhancing flexibility of the calf muscle

    The Decentralized Non-Fungible Token Exchange with Secure Connections

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    During the COVID-19 outbreak, due to the lockdown, all museums and galleries were closed for more than a year. So, the buying and selling of physical arts have dropped. This project aims to overcome this challenge by developing a decentralized application called Decentralized NFT Exchange. The decentralized non-fungible token (NFT)exchange includes features such as secure wallet connections, NFT creations, buying, selling, and profile management. The back-end of the decentralized NFT exchange is implemented using Solidity-based smart contracts, while InterPlanetary File System (IPFS)is used for decentralized storage. Front-end development of decentralized NFT exchange is implemented using React JSX and framework web3.js that helps developers connect to the Ethereum network. Decentralized NFT can help art creators sell their artworks using a smart contract system where the ownership of the work will become the property of the new owner with proof of a digital certificate. The project demonstrates the practical application of blockchain technology in developing decentralized applications (DApps)for secure and decentralized digital asset management. Overall, Decentralized NFT might be a solution for the copyright of work in the future and the project contributes to secure and decentralized digital asset managemen

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