A Study on Classical Texts in the Field of Computational Linguistics through Bibliometric Analysis

Manuscripts or classic texts written by hand found in papers, barks, and rattans are relics of past generations. According to generated data, Springer Link publishes a total of 111,010 articles concerning classical texts from the year 2015 to 2019. The present bibliometric analysis focuses on three aspects, namely year of publication, type of document, and field of discipline. Data collection in schedules and visual scheduling display the current trends of classical text studies. Bibliometric analysis discovers that the utmost type of publication generated from the classical text neyword is “article” with 6,962,098 hits. The field of research which records the highest search frequency is “Physics” with 30,705, whereas, the field of “Linguistics” only records 1425. However, the analysis concentrates about research on the subdiscipline field of computational linguistics. The Language and Literature subdiscipline records the highest search numbers of 148. Through the bibliometric study, three prominent lexicons revealed from the field of linguistics closely related to classical texts are Language, Corpus, and the Arabic Language. The process of topic visualisation of research papers through a word cloud can reveal these three lexicons. In conclusion, bibliometric analysis related to the field of linguistics not only provides a clear view of current developments of global classical text studies, but it also predicts the future research potential of the field.

743 Keeping up with Dr. Google: When Are Patients Seeking First-aid Burn Resources?

Introduction Treating burns is a relatively common occurrence in American Emergency Departments occurring an estimated 486,000 times per year. In the digital era, patients feel increasingly empowered to seek out medical resources independently. The true number of people sustaining an injury and treating themselves at home or outside of the hospital setting is difficult to quantify. However, we can see when patients were searching for first-aid burn resources on the world’s most powerful and popular search engine - Google. We hypothesized that there would be a correlation between patient’s searching for burn care resources online and burn admissions. Methods We used Keywords Everywhere a browser add-on for Google Chrome to cross check various phrases and words that Americans might search for to find information on how to treat a burn. “Burn treatment” was found to be the most commonly searched phrase and this was verified using Google Trends. Google Trends dose not give raw search numbers. However, it expresses the search frequency for a term relative to how frequently that term was sought out during a specified time period. We pulled search data for each successive year back till 2006 the earliest year for which complete data was available. We were then able to overlay this data on a year to year basis and thus view when information about treating burns was the most sought out. Results A clear increase in the frequency of searches for burn treatment can be seen around the summer months, peaking in the week surrounding the 4th of July. Further data comparing this trend to burn admissions is forthcoming as data is being solicited. Conclusions Americans are searching for more resources regarding burn injuries in the summer months; and especially in the days surrounding the fourth of July. We are excited to correlate this data to burn admissions. If there is an inverse relationship between admissions during the summer months and number of inquiries made via Google for acute burn care, this may suggest that many of the burns are minor. Thus, being treated through our clinics or through third-party providers. Alternatively, the patients may be treating themselves using internet resources. If this proves to be the case, there may be an opportunity to enrich online resources for our patients. Applicability of Research to Practice Once the data processing is complete, there will be an indication if the number of people seeking out resources via Google Search Engine correlates with out burn admissions. If not, this may be an opportunity for improvement to enrich burn first-aid resources available online.

Search Numbers in Networks with Special Topologies

In this paper, we consider the problem of finding the minimum number of searchers to sweep networks/graphs with special topological structures. Such a number is called the search number. We first study graphs, which contain only one cycle, and present a linear time algorithm to compute the vertex separation and the optimal layout of such graphs; by a linear-time transformation, we can find the search number of this kind of graphs in linear time. We also investigate graphs, in which every vertex lies on at most one cycle and each cycle contains at most three vertices of degree more than two, and we propose a linear time algorithm to compute their search number and optimal search strategy. We prove explicit formulas for the search number of the graphs obtained from complete k-ary trees by replacing vertices by cycles. We also present some results on approximation algorithms.

Application Block’s table in the study of recreational and geographical disciplines

A number adapted to the geography (recreational resource component, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, UNESCO World Heritage and the “Seven Wonders” of Ukraine) Block’s tables and reasonable possibility of their use in geographical, historical, structural and geographical, geographic and tourist historical and archaeological disciplines. The use of active learning methods, including adapted to the geographical perspective Block’s tables, promotes concentration, development, training of attention and thinking (individual and group) and supports the objective perception of natural factors, socio-political, economic phenomena and processes. A Block 25 version of the table in the regions of Ukraine and seven tourist-geographical macro-regions of World (version are integrated systematization World Heritage World), which act reference links and recreational resource framework of Ukraine and the world. Technology use spreadsheets unit can be used as a classical geographic (economic and social geography, physical geography of continents and oceans, local history, geography, world economy) and structural and geographical (market activity of tourist businesses, recreational facilities, recreational and tourist resources, geography tourism) disciplines. Use tables Schulte was a definite step in the development of psycho-pedagogical and mnemonics technologies used in geography. Application Block’s table in geographic disciplines considered as part of the trend outlined above. The proposed table of American psychologist John Block your time compared with thermometers. Although it does not measure the temperature, and the person’s attention, the primary task she had a, like a thermometer: send a signal of danger. With a simple test to determine whether he is able, who will test to become a driver? The task of containing a table is a sequential search numbers from 10 to 59 (of 50 cells) at a fixed time. The best result is a search when each number of “takes” of 10-20 seconds. In addition, the analysis of strengths and weaknesses adaptation tables Block to the educational process, based on a realization of a number of educational experiments.