Multivariate Travel Time Forecasting in a Traffic Network Using Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping

Author Dharyll Prince Mariscal AbellanaDepartment of Computer Science, University of the Philippines Cebu Abstract Traffic forecasting is a crucial component in the implementation of efficient traffic management and control. While various works have been made in this area, most of the current works focus on traffic flow forecasting. Although traffic flow is an important feature in traffic modeling, other variables such as travel time, are also...

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Fluid violence and the human rights of children in the Philippines

Archill Niña Faller-Capistrano ABSTRACT Southeast Asia has been more vigilant with regard to children’s rights since the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child came into force in 1990. Regionally, the Philippines is a recognised champion of treaty-ratification and child-friendly legislation. Nevertheless, domestic progress in child rights discourse contrasts with a slide towards punitive policies, with the realities of fluid abuse...

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School and Community Partnerships in Emergent Democracies: Narratives and Evidence from the Philippines

Authors   Rohaiba B. Radiamoda Hsueh-hua Chuang Ronald A. PerniaCollege of Social Sciences, University of the Philippines Cebu Magnolia A. Laus Abstract School and community partnerships are considered effective for achieving educational reforms, yet this type of collaborative enterprise continues to suffer from a crisis of relevance and sustainability up to the present. Hence, this study aims to identify factors that hinder the...

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Academic Freedom and Democratic Development in the Philippines: Findings from Expert-coded V-Dem Data

Authors   Ronald A. PerniaCollege of Social Sciences, University of the Philippines Cebu Rohaiba B. Radiamoda Abstract   In this paper, we argue that academic freedom is not only an indispensable mechanism for producing knowledge but is also vital in maintaining a strong democracy. Leveraging on the newly released dataset assessing the state of academic freedom globally, we empirically demonstrate how higher levels of academic freedom...

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The Dynamics of Decentralization of Higher Education Delivery and Local Politics in the Philippines: The Case of Two Mandaue City Colleges in Cebu Province

Author   Ronald A. PerniaCollege of Social Sciences, University of the Philippines Cebu Abstract This study explores how the decentralization law of 1991 in the Philippines has provided the conditions for the interface of higher education and politics by virtue of Local Government Units (LGUs) establishment of Local Colleges and Universities (LCUs). Anchored on educational politics framework, it specifically looks at the experience of...

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