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The American Journal of Applied Sciences

Volume 5.
Issue 12.

Volume 05 Issue 12

December 2023

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The American Journal of Applied Sciences

VOLUME 5 / ISSUE 12 DECEMBER 2023
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Applied Sciences

7 articles
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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 01 December 2023

SURVEY OF AUTOMATED TEXT DOCUMENT SUMMARIZATION TOOLS: APPROACHES AND TRENDS

Prof. Ravi Borde

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This survey presents an extensive exploration of automated text document summarization tools, focusing on the diverse approaches and emerging trends in this field. With the proliferation of digital information, the need to extract key insights from large volumes of textual content has become increasingly vital. This study surveys various methods employed in automated summarization, including extractive and abstractive techniques, along with their strengths, limitations, and real-world applications. By analyzing the evolution of these tools, the survey highlights the current trends, challenges, and future directions in automated text document summarization.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 23 December 2023

MORPHOBIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ENTOMOPATHOGENIC NEMATODE "HETERORHABDITIS BACTERIOPHORA" (POINAR, 1976) IDENTIFIED IN UZBEKISTAN

Nafosat Kurbonova Sattor Kizi

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The research article discusses the identification of a new local entomopathogenic nematode, "Heterorhabditis bacteriophora," in Uzbekistan. The article includes an analysis of its morphological and molecular characteristics. Additionally, the reproductive and developmental traits of this species, recognized globally as a prolific biocontrol agent, are elaborately presented, along with methods for its extraction from the soil. The future prospects of this entomopathogenic nematode's biocontrol potential and areas for further study are highlighted, making this research a valuable resource for scientists and biolaboratory specialists.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 20 December 2023

ASSESSMENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH INFORMATION SECURITY REQUIREMENTS VIA SECUBE

Sharibayev Nosir Yusupjanovich, Djurayev Sherzod Sobirjonovich, Tursunov Axrorbek Aminjon o‘g‘li, Sharifbayev Raximjon Nosir o‘g‘li

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This article focuses on the assessment of compliance with information security requirements using SeCube, a comprehensive information security management system. It explores how SeCube facilitates organizations in meeting various information security standards and regulations. Key features of SeCube, such as risk assessment, policy management, incident tracking, and compliance reporting are examined. The article also highlights the benefits and challenges of using SeCube for compliance purposes, providing insights into its effectiveness in maintaining high information security standards.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 14 December 2023

UNVEILING THE LANDSCAPE: A COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY OF AUTOMATED TEXT DOCUMENT SUMMARIZATION TOOLS, APPROACHES, AND EMERGING TRENDS

Tanachot Rakangthong

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This study delves into the potential of incorporating dried banana (Musa paradisiaca) into pig diets, aiming to uncover its impact on nutrient profiles, growth performance, and small intestinal morphology. Through a comprehensive examination, we analyze the nutritional compositions of dried banana and assess its influence on pig growth, offering insights into its potential as a valuable dietary component. Experimental findings reveal noteworthy nutrient attributes, positive growth correlations, and alterations in small intestinal morphology, signifying the significance of dried banana as a viable feed ingredient for pigs. These revelations contribute to the broader understanding of sustainable and nutritionally optimized pig farming practices.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 25 December 2023

Comprehensive Fault-Tolerant Computing Architectures for Safety-Critical Embedded and Multi-Core Systems

Dr. Arun K. Mehra

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This article synthesizes contemporary approaches to fault tolerance in embedded and safety-critical processors, proposes an integrative conceptual framework that unifies soft-error mitigation, lock-step replication, hybrid error-detection architectures, and redundancy-aware scheduling, and evaluates trade-offs that shape practical deployment in harsh and regulated environments. Methods: Building strictly on the provided references, the study performs an exhaustive theoretical integration of published methods—error detection and mitigation at the microarchitectural, core, and system levels—translating empirical insights into a cohesive methodology for designing resilient multi-core and lock-step systems without relying on new experimental data. Results: The synthesis demonstrates how transient-fault recovery techniques (including simultaneous multithreading and core replication) can be combined with trace-interface-based detection, PTM-informed hybrid detectors, and embedded debug features to produce scalable resilience with optimized cost, power, and latency. It also characterizes the contexts—radiation-prone aerospace, automotive zonal controllers, and industrial electronics—where each approach yields maximal benefit. Conclusions: Integrating low-cost hardware redundancy with software-aware detection and recovery strategies yields the best balance between safety integrity, resource overhead, and system performance. The paper identifies precise design patterns, potential pitfalls, and research directions that arise when adopting Triple Core Lock-Step and hybrid PTM detection schemes on modern ARM-class processors targeted for ASIL D and ultra-reliable applications.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 20 December 2023

INCORPORATING SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY TECHNIQUES INTO CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT

Quchqarov Behzod Hoshimjonovich, Djurayev Sherzod Sobirjonovich, Toshboyeva Sevaraxon Davronbek qizi, Xabibullayev Bobirjon Abdullajon o‘g‘li

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This article examines the incorporation of sports psychology techniques into children’s playground activities and its impact on the psychological development of children. It explores how principles and practices from sports psychology can be adapted to playground settings to enhance cognitive and emotional growth, improve social skills, and foster resilience in children. The article underscores the importance of integrating psychological well-being into physical play, highlighting innovative strategies that facilitate this integration and the positive outcomes observed from such approaches.

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Applied Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 19 December 2023

RELEVANCE OF EUTAGOLICS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL AND PEDAGOGICAL COMPETENCIES

Karimova Nozima Nurmuhamadovna

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The article deals with the dynamics of change in the trajectory of education in the XX and XXI centuries (pedagogy - androgogy - eutogogy). It also substantiates the importance of eutagogy in the continuous training of teachers and the organization of need-based education, the importance of eutagogy in the development of continuous professional skills of teachers.

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