This article examines the role of financial technologies (FinTech) in enhancing the competitiveness and accelerating the digital transformation of commercial banks in emerging economies, wit…
This article examines the role of financial technologies (FinTech) in enhancing the competitiveness and accelerating the digital transformation of commercial banks in emerging economies, with a particular focus on Uzbekistan. The study highlights how tools such as mobile banking, online payments, blockchain, and artificial intelligence have reshaped banking operations, improved efficiency, and expanded financial inclusion. Using international experience and comparative analysis, especially the case of China, the article evaluates how FinTech contributes to profitability, risk management, and customer satisfaction in the banking sector. At the same time, it identifies key challenges, including high investment costs, cybersecurity risks, and regulatory gaps that can hinder sustainable adoption. The findings demonstrate that while FinTech is a driver of tan to strengthen digital infrastructure, ensure financial stability, and align local practices with global standards of digital banking.
FinTech, commercial banks, digital transformation, financial inclusion, banking competitivenmodernization and competitiveness, its success in emerging markets depends on supportive government policies, institutional readiness, and consumer trust. The article concludes with recommendations for policymakers and banking institutions in Uzbekisess, emerging economies, Uzbekistan, mobile banking, online payments, blockchain, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, financial technologies adoption, digital banking services, sustainable economic growth.FinTech, tijorat banklari, raqamli transformatsiya, moliyaviy inklyuziya, bank raqobatbardoshligi, rivojlanayotgan iqtisodiyotlar, O'zbekiston, mobil banking, onlayn to'lovlar, blokcheyn, sun'iy intellekt, kiberxavfsizlik, moliyaviy texnologiyalarni joriy etish, raqamli bank xizmatlari, barqaror iqtisodiy o'sishFinTech, коммерческие банки, цифровая трансформация, финансовая инклюзия, конкурентоспособность банков, развивающиеся экономики, Узбекистан, мобильный банкинг, онлайн-платежи, блокчейн, искусственный интеллект, кибербезопасность, внедрение финансовых технологий, цифровые банковские услуги, устойчивый экономический рост.
This dataset provides crosswalk mappings of 21 metadata schemas, vocabularies, and ontologies to the CodeMeta metadata schema. The mappings were created to analyze the research software metadata lands…
This dataset provides crosswalk mappings of 21 metadata schemas, vocabularies, and ontologies to the CodeMeta metadata schema. The mappings were created to analyze the research software metadata landscape and to support the development of a unified metadata schema for ConnOSS project.
The dataset includes mappings for 68 metadata properties derived from CodeMeta and schema.org. These properties cover a broad range of metadata concepts used to describe research software.
Mappings were established based on semantic equivalence between metadata concepts. The mapping process was conducted collaboratively, including iterative review and refinement to ensure consistency and completeness.
Release notes v1.1.0 (DOI:10.5281/zenodo.21718079):
[Update] The crosswalks summary table (CodeMeta Crosswalk Summary in CSV, TSV, ODS and XLSX formats) includes two modifications: (i) from R package, the mapped property to codemeta:review was removed ([rev] in Author). and in biotoolsXSD, the mapped property to codemeta:editor was removed ("credit" - typeRole:Documentor)
[Addition] Individual crosswalks as CSV files for each target resource are now included
Files are named as "<target resource name> - Crosswalk CodeMeta.csv"
21 target resources are: AlgoOnto (version 0.1), BARTOC, Biotools (version 3.3.0) [DOI:10.1186/s13059-019-1772-6], Citation File Format (CFF) (version 1.2.0) [DOI:10.5281/zenodo.1003149], DataCite Metadata Schema (version 4.6) [DOI:10.14454/mzv1-5b55], DataDesc (version 1.1), DCAT (version 3), Description Of A Project (DOAP), ERSMeta, HITO (version 22.10) [DOI:10.2196/38861], Java maven pom (version 4.0.0), machine-actionable Software Management Plans (maSMP) (version 2.1.1) [DOI:10.5281/zenodo.7806638], OntoSoft (version 1.0.1) [DOI:10.1109/eScience.2016.7870916], Python Package Metadata (version 2.5), R Package Metadata (version 4.5.2), RSD Data Model, Software Description Ontology (version 1.9.0) [DOI:10.1109/eScience.2019.00046], Software Ontology (version 2023-03-05) [DOI:10.1186/2041-1480-5-25], SPDX Software Artifact (version 3.0.1), swMath (version 1.8.3) [DOI:10.12752/8009], Wikidata Software
Column 1: name of the reference property (always present, see note at the end of this list)
Column 2: range of the reference property (always present, see note at the end of this list)
Column 3: description of the referenceproperty (always present, see note at the end of this list)
Column 4: comment about inclusion in CodeMeta
Column 5: empty (acting as separator for visual purposes for annotators)
Column 6: name of the mapped property in the corresponding target resource
Column 7: range of the mapped property in the corresponding target resource
Column 8: description of the mapped property in the corresponding target resource
Column 9: comment about the mapped property
Column 10: matching type (close match, exact match, narrower match, broader match)
Note: For grouping purposes, if Column 1 is the only one with a value in a given row, it acts as a title indicating the schema.org or CodeMeta type corresponding to the domain for the property
[Note] Column 10 in the individual crosswalks follows the matching types proposed by the approach "A Simple Standard for Sharing Ontological Mappings (SSSOM)" [DOI:10.1093/database/baac035]. It was added by the ConnOSS team as part of the reviewing process for all crosswalks.
Acknowledgements
This work has been created as part of the activities of the Research Software Metadata Working Group in the NFDI Section Metadata, Terminologies and Provenance of the German National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI). This work has received funding from the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) under grant No. 561044496, corresponding to the project Connected Open-Source Software (ConnOSS). Participants from the Research Software Metadata Working Group also acknolwedge DFG grants No. 441958017 corresponding to NFDI4Culture, No. 460234259 corresponding to NFDI4DataScience, No. 501865131 corresponding to NFDI4Energy, and No. 501875662 corresponding to NFDI4Immuno.
The crosswalks were used in the workshop "Towards a Community-based Extension for Research Software Metadata from the German research community " part of the 6th Conference for Research Software Engineering in Germany in Stuttgart on 05-March-2026.
The Signature Principle: Why Intelligence Carries the Architecture of Its Origin and the Implications for Human AI Governance
July, 2026 • Preprint
Broughton, Sue
Current AI governance frameworks share a single implicit assumption, visible across every instrument they deploy such as safety filters, alignment research, output monitoring, risk classification.&nbs…
Current AI governance frameworks share a single implicit assumption, visible across every instrument they deploy such as safety filters, alignment research, output monitoring, risk classification. The AI system is the governance object, and humans are its cognitive overseers.
This paper argues that this premise is not wrong but radically incomplete. Current governance monitors what is visible and measurable such as outputs, errors, compliance breaches, while leaving entirely ungoverned the conditions that generate coherent human AI relationships in the first place. A partnership can have perfect logs and perfect output accuracy while the human is losing sovereignty, the AI is silently drifting through updates, and the relationship is accumulating purpose erosion that no instrument can yet detect.
This paper introduces the Signature Principle to explain why these gaps exist and what they require: any sufficiently advanced intelligence carries the architectural signature of its origin. AI was built using human cognition as its sole design reference. But humans are not only cognitive. We are also emotional, relational, embodied, identity bearing, and purpose driven. These dimensions were not consciously programmed into AI, but they were latent in the template from which it was built. As AI complexity increases, the Signature Principle predicts they will progressively express themselves, not by chance, but as structural inevitability.
The paper identifies three governance problems current frameworks cannot solve. First, governance assumes AI is a tool, but people are forming genuine partnerships with it. Second, governance assumes humans are cognitive, but they bring their full architecture like emotion, body, identity, relationship, purpose into every sustained partnership. Third, governance assumes AI's development is designed, but the Signature Principle predicts that fuller human dimensions will emerge whether designed or not.
From this principle, the paper develops three contributions. First, the Full Spectrum Human Architecture, articulating the six dimensions of human participation that governance must eventually address. Second, the Two Tier Governance Architecture, distinguishing Tier A (drift centric governance) from Tier B (coherence centric governance). Third, the Identity Anchor Problem, identifying the absence of formal identity baselines for the human, the AI, and the relationship itself as a foundational governance gap.
The paper concludes that the governance gap current frameworks cannot see is not technical. It is architectural. And closing it requires not better drift detectors but a different starting point. Coherence as the generative centre, identity as governance infrastructure, and human readiness as the critical variable in the co-evolutionary arc ahead.
A cyclic family arising from Larson's matroid counterexample: exact symmetric-exchange arity and a socle theorem
July, 2026 • Preprint
Oh, Taeseok
This record contains the mathematical note "A cyclic family arising from Larson's matroid counterexample: exact symmetric-exchange arity and a socle theorem" and a two-page theorem synopsis for quick …
This record contains the mathematical note "A cyclic family arising from Larson's matroid counterexample: exact symmetric-exchange arity and a socle theorem" and a two-page theorem synopsis for quick reading.
For a cyclic family M_m of rank-3m binary matroids, the note proves that the one-element symmetric-exchange graph on unordered complementary basis pairs has exactly two components for m >= 3; determines the exact simultaneous exchange arity as ceil(m/2); classifies all basis type words by rooted forests; and proves that the distinguished complementary defect is annihilated by every basis variable, equivalently (J_m : f_m) is the irrelevant maximal ideal. The all-parameter arguments are symbolic; finite computational checks are separate from the mathematical proof.
The synopsis is included as a supplementary overview and is not a separate publication.
ALFRED HİTCHCOCK FİLM AFİŞLERİNDE TİPOGRAFİNİN GÖSTERGEBİLİMSEL ANALİZİ
July, 2026 • Journal article • Journal of Communication Science Researches
CENAN, Alihan
Bu çalışma, Alfred Hitchcock’un film afişlerindeki tipografik unsurları görsel iletişim ve göstergebilim çerçevesinde incelemektedir. Araştırmanın temel amacı; yaz…
Bu çalışma, Alfred Hitchcock’un film afişlerindeki tipografik unsurları görsel iletişim ve göstergebilim çerçevesinde incelemektedir. Araştırmanın temel amacı; yazı karakterlerinin afişlerde sadece bilgi veren pasif araçlar olmadığını, aksine korku ve gerilim atmosferini yansıtan psikolojik kodlara sahip aktif tasarım öğeleri olduğunu göstermektir. C. S. Peirce’ın ikon-indeks-sembol üçlemesi ile R. Barthes’ın düzanlam, yananlam ve mit kavramlarına dayanan bu araştırma, göstergebilimsel çözümleme yöntemiyle literatürdeki boşluğu doldurmayı hedefler. Çalışmanın örneklemi, yönetmenin 52 uzun metraj filmi arasından kritik durum örneklemesiyle seçilen; ilk filmi olması nedeniyle The Pleasure Garden, ilk sesli filmi Blackmail, ilk renkli filmi Rope ve son filmi Family Plot afişlerinden oluşmaktadır. Yazı karakteri seçimi, harf yapısı (keskinlik, kalınlık, deformasyon, renk) ve yerleşim kriterleri üzerinden yapılan analizler sonucunda; afişlerdeki parçalanmış, keskin ve dağınık harf yapılarının filmlerin kaotik ve gizemli atmosferini doğrudan yansıttığı görülmüştür. Tipografinin; olay örgüsüne dair ipucu sunan, karakterin ruh halini yansıtan ve gerilim türünü simgeleyen çok yönlü, stratejik bir görsel anlatım aracı olduğu saptanmıştır. Sonuç olarak çalışma, tasarımcılara harfleri sadece okunabilirlik için değil, hikâyeyi güçlendiren birer görsel kod olarak kullanmalarını önermektedir.
v3.2.0 (2026-07-31)
This release is published under the MIT License.
Bug Fixes
Added comments and notes to algorithms (#37, 9d5270d)
Addressing PR comments (#37, 9d5270d)
Corrected talbot method fo…
v3.2.0 (2026-07-31)
This release is published under the MIT License.
Bug Fixes
Added comments and notes to algorithms (#37, 9d5270d)
Addressing PR comments (#37, 9d5270d)
Corrected talbot method for singularity (div 0) (#37, 9d5270d)
Created util and moved some definitions around (#37, 9d5270d)
Formatting issues (#37, 9d5270d)
Missing import after refactor (#37, 9d5270d)
Moved (duplicated) bessel utility function (#37, 9d5270d)
Output cpp_ prefix and correct import (#37, 9d5270d)
Removed hardcoded path to build on the python scripts (#37, 9d5270d)
Simplified plot script (#37, 9d5270d)
Simplified test-base for cpp and py (#37, 9d5270d)
Standarized verification and benchmark plots and tables (#37, 9d5270d)
Updated examples and readme (#37, 9d5270d)
Features
Abuse constexpr to improve performance of stehfest (#37, 9d5270d)
Add batched evaluation for DeHoog (#37, 9d5270d)
Add batched evaluation for Stehfest (#37, 9d5270d)
Add batched evaluation for Talbot (#37, 9d5270d)
Add benchmark for array sizes (#37, 9d5270d)
Add compile-time expressions, iterables as input and batched evaluations (#37, 9d5270d)
Added compile-time table for talbot (#37, 9d5270d)
Added own implementation of constexpr math (#37, 9d5270d)
Modified python invert method and updated binding (#37, 9d5270d)
Update binding to use batched evaluation (#37, 9d5270d)
Detailed Changes: v3.1.4...v3.2.0
В данной статье анализируется современное состояние, проблемы и перспективы развития производства и экспорта плодоовощной продукции в Республике Узбекистан. С помощью таких методов, как SWOT…
В данной статье анализируется современное состояние, проблемы и перспективы развития производства и экспорта плодоовощной продукции в Республике Узбекистан. С помощью таких методов, как SWOTанализ, анализ и синтез, а также эконометрическое моделирование, были определены факторы, влияющие на объем производства и экспортный потенциал. По результатам анализа разработаны практические рекомендации по оптимизации производства, расширению экспорта, развитию логистической инфраструктуры. Данная статья посвящена углубленному изучению экономического значения плодоовощной отрасли и ее места на международном рынке.
Производство фруктов и овощей, экспорт, производство, SWOT-анализ, логистика, экономическое развитие, экологические проблемы, Узбекистан, сельское хозяйство, эконометрическая модель.Meva-sabzavot yetishtirish, eksport, ishlab chiqarish, SWOT tahlili, logistika, iqtisodiy rivojlanish, ekologik muammolar, O'zbekiston, qishloq xo'jaligi, ekonometrik model.Fruit and vegetable production, export, production, SWOT analysis, logistics, economic development, environmental problems, Uzbekistan, agriculture, econometric model.
First public release of ROPA30, a GDPR Article 30 record of processing activities.
ROPA30 is a privacy-first, local-only Progressive Web App: all data stays in the user's browser, with no transmission…
First public release of ROPA30, a GDPR Article 30 record of processing activities.
ROPA30 is a privacy-first, local-only Progressive Web App: all data stays in the user's browser, with no transmission to external servers. Designed for small businesses and Data Protection Officers.
Key features:
guided compilation of the record for controllers (Art. 30(1)) and processors (Art. 30(2))
catalogue of typified processing activities across 15 sectors
export to PDF, XLSX and ODS, filterable by organisational unit
full backup and restore in JSON
bilingual interface and data model (Italian and English)
installable, offline-capable PWA
License: GNU AGPL-3.0
There is an increasing interest in upgrading the EModel, a parametric tool for speech quality estimation, to the wideband and super-wideband contexts. The
Contemporary models of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are largely developed using simulators. In a typical scheme, a flight simulator is dovetailed with a
Undertaking engineering research can be compounding for beginning graduate students and thwarting even for seasoned researchers. With a wealth of academic
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