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                <text>Deaf  individuals  face communication  challenges  with  the  general  public  due  to  their  limited  hearing,  which necessitates the use of sign language. The gap in sign language understanding between deaf individuals and the general public often hinders their social interactions. Thisresearch develops the SIBI sign object detection model into  an  Android-based  application  that  can  detect  and  translate  the  Indonesian  Sign  Language  System  (SIBI) features into spoken language. The development of this application employs the Rapid Application Development (RAD) method, which includes the stages of requirements planning, user design, construction, and completion. The application was built using the Kotlin programming language and a TensorFlow Lite-based gesture detection model  with  three  mainfeatures:  real-time  SIBI  gesture  detection,  SIBI  information,  and  Indonesian  to  SIBI translation.  Testing  involved  30  respondents  with  normal  hearing  and  utilized  the  Blackbox  Testing  method. Usability  testing  results reached  85.6%,  indicating  the  feasibility  and  effectiveness  of the  application.  Blackbox Testing achieved a score of 100%, confirming the system's very high functionality. The Indonesian Sign Language (SIBI) Detection Application was successfully developed using the RAD method. This application has proven to be effective as a communication tool that bridges deaf individuals with the wider community in Indonesi</text>
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                <text>Universitas ‘AisyiyahYogyakarta is one of the private universities in Yogyakarta. The large number of private universities  in  Yogyakarta  has  intensified  the  competition  for  new  student  admissions.  In  this  situation,  every university requires  the  right  strategy  to  attract prospective  students. One  of  the  strategies  used  by  Universitas ‘Aisyiyah Yogyakarta to capture the interest of potential students is by conducting direct promotions to schools in Yogyakarta, Java, and Sumatra. In the admission process for new students in the Information Technology Study Program,  a  common  problem  arises,  which  is  the  number  of  prospective  students  who  do  not  complete  re-registration each year. These students pass the selection and are declared accepted, but they do not proceed with re-registration. The school presentation strategy contributes to student admissions, making it a good strategy, but it requires significant operational costs. Promotion area segmentation is needed so that this strategy can be more targeted, resulting in more efficientspending. Segmenting or grouping promotion areas can be addressed using data mining techniques, specifically clustering. This study aims to segment promotion areas using clustering algorithms,  namely  K-Means  and  K-Medoids,  along  with  the  Cross-Industry  Standard  Process  for  Data  Mining (CRISP-DM)  methodology.  The  evaluation  of  DBI  (Davies-Bouldin  Index)  showed  that  the  K-Means  algorithm performed better than the K-Medoids algorithm. The comparison between the K-Means and K-Medoids algorithms was  assessed  based  on  the  DBI  evaluation  results,  with  the  smallest  DBI  value  observed  in  the  K-Means algorithm. The DBI value for K-Medoids was 0.196, while for K-Means it was 0.170</text>
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                <text>Java is one of the islands in Indonesia that frequently experiences earthquakes. Earthquakes can cause significant ground motion that can damage buildings and threaten human life. Peak Ground Acceleration  (PGA)  is  a  measure  of  the  maximum  ground  acceleration  that  occurs  during  an earthquake and is an important factor that must be considered at every construction site to assess the  potential  damage  that  can  be  caused  by  an  earthquake.  The  parameters  considered  in determining  PGA  predictions  are  earthquake  parameters,  such  as  magnitude  and  hypocenter distance.  In  addition,  the  PGA  value  is  also  influenced  by  local  site  conditions.  With  advances  in information  technology  and  artificial  intelligence,  especially  in  the  development  of  Artificial  Neural Networks (ANN), research on PGA prediction needs to be conducted as one of the efforts to reducethe risk of earthquakes. The purpose of this research is to obtain the best network architecture forpredicting PGA values. The criteria for selecting the best network architecture is done by comparing the error value of each possible architecture formed. The best prediction results are obtained in the model with 3-15-1 architecture with a correlation value of 0.67.</text>
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                <text>The electricity distribution network is an important component that distributes electricity from substations to end consumers.  Monitoring  voltage  across  the  network  is  critical,  but  direct  measurement  at  all  points  is  often impractical  due  to  resource  limitations.  This  research  uses  linear  interpolation  and  quadratic  interpolation  to estimate  stress  at  unmeasured  points.  Voltage  measurement  data  at  several  points  is  used  as  a  basis  for interpolation.  With  the  help  of  MATLAB,  the  voltage  at  unmeasured  points  can  be  estimated  quickly  and accurately. The results of the interpolation of distance on electricity consumption show that electricity consumption decreases  as  distance  increases.  At  a  distance  of  5  km  (Ds.  Galih),  electricity  consumption  was  recorded  at 1,237.5  kWh,  while  at  a  distance  of  15  km  (Ds.  Triharjo)  electricity  consumption  was reduced  to  1,232.5  kWh. Furthermore, at a distance of 25 Km (Wungurejo District), electricity consumption was recorded at 1,227.5 kWh, and  at  a  distance  of  35  Km  (Tejorejo  District)  electricity  consumption  decreased  again  to  1,222.5  kWh.  This method enables more comprehensive monitoring of network performance, helps identify areas that require special attention,  and  supports  decisions  in  network  maintenance  and  repair.  In  conclusion,  linear  interpolation  is  an effective  method  for  estimating  voltages  in  electrical  distribution  networks,  making  an  important  contribution to improving  the  reliability  and  efficiency  of  electrical  power  distribution.  Assists  in  monitoring  and  analyzing  the performance  of  the  electricity  distribution  network,  thereby  enabling  more  targeted  maintenance  and  repair actions</text>
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