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    Automatic Game World Generation for Platformer Games Using Genetic Algorithm

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    Most of the games rely on the game designer to design the level and environment. Increasing of game environment space scale followed by increasing of time and cost. Procedural Content Generation (PCG) is a method to solve this problem by generating a game environment space. In this paper, a PCG method proposed using a genetic algorithm approach to solve the problem in generating game environment. Transition graph adapted in the proposed method to make PCG generate difficulty level. The Index-based approach used to display the biome sequence. This approach displays the biome according to its index in the sequence

    Monitoring Walking Devices For Calorie Balance In Patients With Medical Rehabilitation Needs

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    This article presents a measurement system intended to monitor human footsteps. The goal is to guide the users medical rehabilitation incorrect use to prevent dangerous situations and maximize comfort. Indicators of risk in question: the imbalance of movement in motor coordination and the number of calories to be burned for medical rehabilitation patients by balancing the patient's needs. Measurements are made by placing the sensor on one of the patient's legs. The main sensor accelerometer used in this study. The measurement system comes with an application link that allows patients and therapists to monitor the activity. Calibration and experimental results are presented in this article

    Optimal ANFIS Model for Forecasting System Using Different FIS

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    Adaptive Network Based Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) using time series analize is one of intelligent systems that can be used to predict with good accuracy in all fields like in meteorology. However, some research about forecasting has less emphasis on the structure of the FIS ANFIS. Thus, in this paper, the optimization of the ANFIS model for predicting maritime weather is carried out by analyzing the appropriate initialization determinations of the three fuzzy Inference structures ANFIS which includes FIS structure 1 (grid partition), FIS structure 2 (subtractive clustering) and FIS structure 3 (fuzzy c-means clustering). In this paper, the variable input used are two hours (t-2) and one hour (t-1) before, and data at that time (t), and the output of this system is the prediction of next hour, six hours, twelve hours and next day of variable ocean currents velocity (cm/s) and wave height (m) using the three FIS ANFIS approaches. Based on the smallest goal error (RMSE and MSE) of the three FIS ANFIS approaches used to predict the ocean currents speed (velocity) and wave height, the model is best generated by subtractive clustering. It can be seen that subtractive clustering produces the smallest RMSE and MSE error values of other FIS structure

    A New Method for Minimizing the Unnecessary Handover in High-Speed Scenario

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    The application of Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) is limited to indoor or pedestrian walking speed environment because the small WLAN coverage will lead to the growth of unnecessary handover rate in high-speed scenario. The previously proposed traveling distance prediction based handover methods assumed mobile terminal (MT) travels at a constant speed is impractical as most of the MTs may not be traveling at constant speed in real environment. These methods have poor performance in case of acceleration because MT will leave the network earlier than the estimated time. In this paper, a new traveling distance prediction based handover scheme that is aware of MT's speed changes is proposed to overcome the limitation of the existing methods. The proposed scheme is adapted to the MT velocity and acceleration or deceleration rate. The numerical result shows that the performance of the proposed scheme is better than the existing handover methods in high-speed scenario. It keeps the probability of unnecessary handover within the user acceptable level in high-speed scenario

    Success Factors of Human Resource Information System Implementation: A Case of Ministry of State-owned Enterprise

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    This study aims to analyze factors influencing the successful implementation of Human Resources Information System (HRIS) at the Ministry of State-Owned Enterprises (MSOE). There are 22 factors influence the success of HRIS implementation that are categorized into 4 dimensions, namely human, organization, technology and environment based on DeLone & McLean information system success model, HOT (human-organization-technology) fit model and TOE (technology-organization-environment). This research use quantitative method approach and data collection is gathered using questionnaire. Method of data analysis using Entropy method to calculate the weight of success factors and dimensions, and rank factors and dimensions. There are 99 respondents of the HRIS users provided data through the questionnaires distributed to them. This study shows that the dimensions influencing the success of HRIS implementation at the MSOE in priority order are technology, human, environment and organization. In addition, there are 5 factors selected with the highest weights namely information quality, service quality, top management support, system quality and social influence

    UUID Beacon Advertisements For Lecture Schedule Information

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    Smartphone users are increasingly diverse in using their phones. Some tasks that monitored through the bulletin boards or computer screens, lately it can be done anywhere with a mobile phone while on the move. Similarly, the features in smartphones are increasingly following the development of communication technology. One of them is Bluetooth version 4, which currently can always be available on all types of smartphones. Even for entry-level phones that commonly used by students, nowadays are equipped with the new version of Bluetooth. In this paper discussed the application of BLE or Bluetooth Low Energy, which is part of Bluetooth version 4, to provide the information about availability, lecture schedule, and lecture room at the University Narotama. By using this BLE communication technology all smartphones equipped with BLE, enabling the NARO-MOBILE application and residing in the campus environment, will receive all the latest information provided by SIMNARO - Narotama University Management Information System, in a real-time

    Feasibility Study of Rooftop Grid Connected PV System for Peak Load Reduction

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    This paper presented the economic feasibility analysis of grid-connected photovoltaic on the roof of building, to reduce peak electrical demand. The Engineering Faculty electrical system is used as case study of PV system economic feasibility. The economic calculation assumptions used are: electricity tariff IDR 1114.74 per kWh based on electricity tariff for medium voltage load, estimated annual module degradation 0.5% and the life expectancy of the solar panels 25 years. The interest rate using of Bank Indonesia (BI) rate for 2018 i.e. 4.25% and inflation rate 3% also considered. The initial investment required to build 117.5 kWp PV system is IDR 2,413 million. The operational and maintenance costs are estimated 1% of initial investment per year. The result of cash flow rate shows that a positive NPV is achievable and payback period less then solar panels life expectancy. The simple payback period is 11 years and discounted payback period calculated by consider multiple parameters to be 14 years. The result of economic analysis using current rate value indicate that the project is profitable

    Robust and Accurate Positioning Control of Solar Panel System Tracking based Sun Position Image

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    This study contains the robust and accurate positioning control design for solar panel system consisting of elevation and azimuth axis tracker. The ultimate objective of the study is to ensure the solar panel move accurately to follow its tracking reference against mechanical load and other disturbances. The tracking reference was the images of actual sun position. Image processing result as the initial reference and high precision encoder as the controller feedback path were intended to obtain the accurate position of hardware response. Sliding Mode Controller (SMC) with Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) Sliding Surface was employed as control technique that guarantee the solar panel system robust against disturbances or load variation. The proposed method was evaluated through software simulation and hardware validation. The software for the simulation and validation was LabVIEW. While the software for image processing was Vision Assistant. From hardware validation, accuracy of the solar panel system to track the sun position image for elevation and azimuth were 2.622% (0.03007 ) and 0.244% (0.00893 ), respectively. These results indicate that the solar panel system was available to move accurately to track the sun position both in azimuth and elevation axis

    Impact of Matrix Factorization and Regularization Hyperparameter on a Recommender System for Movies

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    Recommendation system is developed to match consumers with product to meet their variety of special needs and tastes in order to enhance user satisfaction and loyalty. The popularity of personalized recommendation system has been increased in recent years and applied in several areas include movies, songs, books, news, friend recommendations on social media, travel products, and other products in general. Collaborative Filtering methods are widely used in recommendation systems. The collaborative filtering method is divided into neighborhood-based and model-based. In this study, we are implementing matrix factorization which is part of model-based that learns latent factor for each user and item and uses them to make rating predictions. The method will be trained using stochastic gradient descent with additional tricks and optimization of regularization hyperparameter. In the end, neighborhood-based collaborative filtering and matrix factorization with different values of regularization hyperparameter will be compared. Our result shows that matrix factorization method with lowest regularization hyperparameter outperformed the other methods in term of RMSE score. In this study, the used functions are available from Graphlab and using Movielens 100k data set for building the recommendation systems

    Determine supporting features for mobile application of NUSANTARA

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    This paper is a continuation of previous research focusing on the development of a model of knowledge management system for civil servant from three ministries in Indonesia (KEMENPAN&RB, BKN, and LAN). From previous study obtain a knowledge management model which is Government Human Capital Knowledge Management of Republic of Indonesia (NUSANTARA). Implementation of this model is conducted with web system, further development of this system still provides constraints from several sides in providing more optimal service against users requirements as well as limited accessibility and responsiveness. This paper aims to explore the supporting features that will be used to integrate pre- existing systems that build mobile knowledge management applications. Data were collected by interview from each related institution. The CommonKADS method is chosen as a technique to explore the problems and knowledge of each organization. SMAPA method is used to validate the result from the experts and end users. Results of this work are produced seven recommended supporting features there are vision and mission view, activity notification, group discussion, search repository, upload document and document activities log

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