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Road Abnormality Detection Using Machine Learning
-Aryaman Garnaik ; Shreyansh Jetha; Aman Pattanaik
This research project focuses on developing a machine learning-based solution to detect humps and bumps in a road using Unity simulation. The solution involves creating a training dataset by collecting data on vibrations and suspensions of a car model driven on roads with known coordinates of bad and good conditions. The trained model is then used to classify unknown roads and recommend adjustments to car speed and suspension. Our aim is to improve the accuracy of road condition detection and enhance map services such as Google maps in conditions such as mud, snow, rubbish roads, off-roads, dirt roads, old worn-off roads, and under construction roads. The project will involve identifying and exploring different approaches and technologies, developing and assembling a prototype, testing it, identifying and fixing issues, and deploying the solution in a production environment. The solution in a production environment, ensuring that all issues have been fixed and the final product is ready for deployment. To achieve our goal, we will begin by selecting the best approach suitable for our problem and identifying the tools and technologies required to build the solution. Once we have identified the best approach, we will develop and refine it to solve the identified problem of detecting road humps and bumps. We will assemble the developed solution as a prototype and test it to ensure that it is fit for purpose. Any issues or problems found during testing will be identified and addressed to improve the solution. We will also look for additional features to add to the solution and explore possible environments for deploying the final product. Overall, this research project has the potential to revolutionize the way road conditions are detected and map services are enhanced. By providing a more accurate and reliable solution, it can help to reduce accidents and make driving safer and more efficient. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
210-213 |
52 |
Integration of Car Free Mobility Planning In Transit Oriented Development
-Josy Job
The car centric development has become the heart of urban planning , yet although a city is being designed for humans, the road network seldom provide individuals without automobiles any decent space. Numerous transportation problems have been caused by rapid urbanisation and rising economic growth. Private car usage and growth have increased at a never-before-seen rate, causing significant traffic congestion, high accident rates, air pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. Initiatives like MRTS and BRTS in growing cities show that traffic problems in the city aren't always fixable. To combat the rising demand for traffic, the government has started transit-oriented development. A stronger vision of a future car free cities has to be taken into consideration since transit-oriented development alone cannot alleviate the strain on infrastructure. The research focuses on ways to create car-free cities within the context of developing countries and offers a strategic framework using characteristics derived from related topics. Read More...
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Architecture & Planning |
India |
214-217 |
53 |
Numerical Analysis of Natural Frequency of Functionally Graded Material by ANSYS
-Rishabh Gupta ; Rajesh Kumar Satankar
This paper presents a comprehensive review of the vibration analysis of functionally graded material (FGM) rectangular plate. Functionally Graded Materials (FGMs) are the advanced materials in the field of composites, which can be used for high temperature applications and reducing the thermal stresses. Various methods and theories are used for the design of FGM plates. The main aim of this paper is to serve the interests of researchers and engineers already involved in the analysis and design of FGM plates. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering (Design) |
India |
218-221 |
54 |
Hand Gesture Recognition Using Machine Learning Techniques
-S. Karthick Raja ; G. Siva Kumar
This project introduces an application using computer vision for Hand gesture recognition. A camera records a live video stream, from which a snapshot is taken with the help of interface. The system is trained for each type of count hand gestures (one, two, three, four, and five) at least once. After that a test gesture is given to it and the system tries to recognize it. It was found that the diagonal sum algorithm gave the highest accuracy rate. In the preprocessing phase, a self-developed algorithm removes the background of each training gesture. After that the image is converted into a binary image and the sums of all diagonal elements of the picture are taken. This sum helps us in differentiating and classifying different hand gestures. Research was carried out on a number of algorithms that could best differentiate a hand gesture. It was found that the diagonal sum algorithm gave the highest accuracy rate. In the preprocessing phase, a self-developed algorithm removes the background of each training gesture. After that the image is converted into a binary image and the sums of all diagonal elements of the picture are taken. This sum helps us in differentiating and classifying different hand gestures. Previous systems have used data gloves or markers for input in the system. I have no such constraints for using the system. The user can give hand gestures in view of the camera naturally. A completely robust hand gesture recognition system is still under heavy research and development; the implemented system serves as an extendible foundation for future work. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
222-227 |
55 |
Diabetes and Heart Disease Prediction using ML
-Siddhi Nitin Pokade ; Aaditya P. Marathe; Purva P. Karlekar; Alina H. Khatib; Saurabh S. Athalye
Every day, machine learning is improving the field of medicine. The concept [2] of machine learning has quickly become very attractive to the healthcare industry. It helps doctors diagnose diseases more accurately, nurses admit patients more quickly, and pharmacists develop drugs more efficiently and safely. The paper presents a method for identifying significant features using machine learning algorithms, which improves the diagnosis of multipurpose disease prediction. The prediction model for heart disease and diabetes is implemented using several characteristics and well-known classification algorithms. The web application is also developed for users to avail of its services very easily and make it convenient for their use, particularly in the prediction of heart and diabetes collectively. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering |
India |
228-233 |
56 |
Language Club for Beginners
-Amar Patil ; Prajakta Dhamdhere; Rahul Bhalerao; Rohit Tiwari; Rohit Yadav
The Language Club for Beginners is an initiative aimed at reducing language barriers by providing a supportive and engaging learning environment. The club offers translation services to help individuals overcome language difficulties in their daily lives. Additionally, the club organizes quizzes and ranking systems to encourage and motivate language learners to improve their language skills. The quizzes are designed to be fun and interactive, providing learners with an opportunity to practice their language skills in a low-pressure setting. The ranking system allows learners to track their progress and compete with others in a friendly and supportive environment. The Language Club for Beginners is committed to creating a welcoming space for all language learners, regardless of their proficiency level. By providing practical support and fostering a community of learners, the club hopes to empower individuals to overcome language barriers and connect with others from diverse backgrounds. Read More...
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Computer Science and Information Technology |
India |
234-235 |
57 |
A Study of Cosmicstrand Malware Mechanism
-Chinmay Pandey ; Sukhesh Kothari
A rootkit is a malware that hides in and operates from parts of the operating system that are inaccessible by traditional anti-malware solutions as this part is directly involved with booting stage of operating system itself. Though they appear as a lucrative option to any adversary in theory, creating one requires the developer to pass through several technological obstacles. Small programming error has the potential to break system and may lead to entirely crash the target. In APT predictions for 2022, done by Securelist, it was mentioned that they expected increase in number of threat actors or adversaries to acquire the complexity and sophistication level required to develop such tools [1]. A primary feature of malware that works in these low levels of any system is that it is extremely portable, stealthy and they exploit inherent design flaws within that level of system. The level of operation and its impacted stealth ensures for rootkit that the malware will still persist even if the owner reinstalls the entire operating system. Rootkit is an umbrella term and has five common types which are User-mode rootkits, Kernel mode rootkits, Boot-kits, Hypervisor level rootkits, Firmware and Hardware rootkits [2]. As per MITRE ATTACK framework, an adversary may use it to hide the presence of something specific such as a program, a file, malicious services or other system components as rootkits hide their own existence as well as the existence of malware by manipulating system’s own API calls that may supply that information [3]. Another example of UEFI malware called LoJax has been documented on MITRE which was used by APT28 threat actor as a procedure of maintaining remote access on target computers [4]. The primary aim of this review paper was to review how CosmicStrand behaves and what its mechanisms are. Its family was first discovered by Qihoo360 and this partner of Securelist published a blog about the early variant in 2017 [1,5]. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
236-239 |
58 |
Modeling the Compressive strength of Engineered Cementitious Composites (ECC) using Machine Learning and Artificial Neural Network (ANN)
-Mareena George ; Arrun Sivasubramanian; Dhanya Sathyan
Engineered cementitious composites commonly known as bendable concrete is highly known due to its ultimate strain capacity between 3% to 5% as compared with 0.01% of normal concrete [1]. ECC is similar to High performance fiber reinforced cementitious composites with a difference of nonuse of coarse aggregates. ECC is known for its good compressive, flexural and tensile strength. Low carbon foot print due to usage of fly ash makes it ecofriendly and cost effective. Micro crack formation and self-healing behavior of ECC makes it popular in the construction industry. Due to its ductile behavior, this material has a wide use in the area which is prone to natural disaster. Different types of fibers can be used in ECC like Polypropylene fiber (PP), polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), natural fibers etc. Green light weight ECC can be developed with the use of high volume of industrial waste [2]. This paper deals with modeling the compressive strength of ECC using machine learning and ANN.154 Data sets were collected from different experimental works performed to determine the compressive strength of ECC. Data sets were normalized and artificial neural Network and Machine learning techniques like Random Forest, Linear Regression, LASSO Regression, Elastic Net, Ridge Regression, Support vector R are used to analyze the datasets and validation is done using experimental work. The results show a good correlation with the predicted and experimental compressive strength values. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
240-245 |
59 |
The Impact Of Artificial Intelligence On The Workforce
-Pratik Kanojiya
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of modern society and is expected to have a significant impact on the workforce. The purpose of this research paper is to examine the potential impact of AI on the workforce and identify the implications for individuals, organizations, and society. This paper explores the impact of AI on employment, job displacement, and the changing nature of work. It also discusses the potential benefits and challenges of AI adoption, including the need for re-skilling and up-skilling of the workforce to remain competitive in the age of AI. The automation of tasks previously performed by humans has led to layoffs and reduced demand for certain types of workers. This has created a need for workers to adapt to new roles and develop new skills that are in demand in the digital economy. To mitigate the negative impact of AI on the workforce, governments and businesses must work together to develop strategies that support workers in transitioning to new roles and acquiring new skills. This includes investing in education and training programs that help workers develop the skills needed to succeed in the digital economy. It also involves rethinking traditional approaches to work and employment, such as flexible work arrangements and new forms of employment, such as the gig economy. Read More...
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M.SC.IT |
India |
246-252 |
60 |
Car-cafe(Online Autoparts Selling Platform)
-Ankita Patil ; Gayatri Bodade; Prajakta Bodade
This Car Café App project will basically be an easy-to-use web application that will allow customers to easily purchase and order products for delivery. It is basically for providing a platform for registering users, categories, products, managing stocks and orders and an end-to- end system from order-to –delivery-to –payment services. This project presents a theoretical framework for Car Parts Store, it discussed about ordering Car Parts items from our store just like from vendors .After Ordering, the details are processed and a delivery person is assigned for carrying out the delivery available in that region. The Order goes through various stages like “PLACED, PACKING, READY, OUT_FOR_DELIVERY, DELIVERED & CANCELEDâ€. This project discussed the tool and technology used in developing the proposed system (the system has a front end by REACT to display the content structure and a back end of database using MySQL and Spring Boot i.e. J2EE). A number of development methodologies were discussed and why one of the methodologies was chosen for this project. Methods used to gather the requirement specification was also discussed and how the researcher will use this as a guideline in developing the proposed system. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
253-255 |
61 |
Analysis of Structure with Beams Curved in Elevation using Shake Table
-Er Vaibhavi G Galande ; Dr Praphulla K Deshpande
Arches are compressive structures and don't have tensile stresses. An arch derives its strength directly from its shape. An arch can carry a much greater load than a horizontal beam of the same size and material, because downward pressure forces the voussoirs together instead of apart. The resulting outward thrust must be resisted by the arch's supports. The research highlighted a use of ach beams in RCC structure to increase stiffness of structure against lateral forces due to earthquake. The arch action will help to minimize the effect of earthquake forces, to verify the actual behavior of structure a proto type aluminum model is made and tested on shake table. The total area of plain beam and arch beam is kept constant to maintain the uniformity in the analysis. The location of an arch plays important role in achieving the stability in structure so, three different cases with change in location of an arch beams are made for study. The cases are designed by considering arch beams are located at inner core, corners and outer periphery of structure. The testing is done on shake table by considering natural frequency of model and outcomes such as displacement, story drift etc. are used for comparison. The use of an arch beams showed significant changes in the behavior of structure, the model with outer peripheral curved beams shown excellent performance in minimizing earthquake forces. The model with curved beams at central core position also performed well with economy in construction. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
256-259 |
62 |
Modal Analysis of FGM Plate using First Order Shear Deformation Theory
-Raj Prince Shivhare ; Rajesh Kumar Satankar
In this paper, Modal Analysis of FGM (functionally graded material) is carried out using First Order Shear Deformation Theory (FSDT) in ANSYS 18.0. Natural frequency and central deflection is determined using the finite element method (FEM). The mechanical properties are varying with thickness above and below the reference level which is centre of the plate. The simple power law is used to determine material mechanical properties with varying volume fraction of the constituents. Results are obtained for different boundary conditions applied. The results for different thickness ratio, aspect ratio, volume fraction is compared with different boundary conditions. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
260-264 |
63 |
Streamline Deployment Workflow Using CICD
-Ashutosh Mahajan ; Sukhesh Kothari
Software was initially deployed on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis, which was time consuming. The process begins with the developer writing the code, which is then handed over to the testing team. The testing team tests the code, and if there are any errors, the testing team contacts the development team again. After the code has been built and tested, it will be handed over to the operations team to be deployed. This procedure takes a long time to complete production. But this is the DevOps era! When software can be deployed several times per day. Delivering creative ideas in a timely and consistent manner is critical for all organizations in today's world. Furthermore, organizations must respond to aggressive market demands, such as shorter time to market, lower failure rates, and increased customer interaction. DevOps methodology extends agile to rapidly produce software and automatically deploy it across multiple platforms/environments to achieve high performance and quality assurance products. The backbone of the DevOps environment is continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD). CI/CD bridges the gap between development and operations teams by automating software build, testing, and deployment. In this project we will use Git, Maven, Jenkins, Terraform, Docker, and Kubernetes are used to automate the entire environment. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
265-269 |
64 |
Vrundavan: Expert System for Healthy Plants
-Pranali Dhekale ; Rajani Dherange; Varun Ingle; Himanshu Jain; Ms. Nilima Deore
Expert system have been applied to solve agriculture problems for some time. The complexities involved in plant disease diagnosis make this problem a prime candidate for the application of expert system. To Build this expert system we are going to use images pre-processing or computer vision technology in the domain of AI along with ML and CNN for accurate disease prediction which can help the plants further growth, we will also use aspect of deep learning and create a web application from where user input can be collected and tested against trained data set the Python Programming language will be use along with tensor flow and other ML tools as required. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
270-272 |
65 |
Movie Success Prediction
-Faiz Malik Mansoori ; Vivek Mandal; Ganesh Bonde
The place of making predictive fashions the usage of gadget studying has improved in length in latest years. The marketplace for films continues to be large with loads of latest films created each year. The cause of this document is to research whether or not it's far viable to categories film score and field workplace sales with metadata to be had earlier than release. This became executed through constructing a type version with metadata acquired from the net such as, price range and what actors are involved, etc. This have a look at controlled to effectively expect what score a film could have approximately 82% of the time the usage of the approach with the very best fulfillment rate. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
273-274 |
66 |
Augmented Reality in Education (Pragyaan)
-Harsh Vishwakarma ; Kadambari Patil; Varun Surve; Yash Soni; Sujal Singh
AR technology can also provide personalized learning experiences, allowing students to learn at their own pace and in a way that suits their individual needs. For example, AR can adapt to a student's level of understanding and provide additional information or support when needed. Furthermore, AR can facilitate collaborative learning, allowing students to work together on projects and share their knowledge and ideas in a more immersive and interactive way. This can help to foster a sense of community and engagement in the classroom. As AR technology continues to evolve, we can also expect to see more innovative uses in education, such as virtual field trips, gamification of learning, and training simulations for vocational subjects. Overall, AR technology has the potential to transform the way we approach education and provide students with more engaging, personalized, and interactive learning experiences. As educators continue to explore the possibilities of AR, we can expect to see more exciting and innovative applications of this technology in the classroom. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
275-277 |
67 |
Deep Learning Blossoms: Classifying Flowers with Precision
-Chavan Ganesh Baban ; Sarvesh Borate; Guruprasad Dadas; Indrajit Gaikwad; Shubham Sawant
The objective of this project is to develop a system for identifying the type of flower using image classification techniques. Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) will be utilized to automatically extract image features, allowing for efficient processing of large quantities of flower images collected from the internet and directly clicking photos. To ensure accuracy, the images will be labeled according to their species before being fed into the deep CNN. The research field of domain-specific image classification will be explored to enhance the system's ability to classify flower images within a specific domain. The project will also investigate the challenges associated with flower image classification, such as the variations in flower types and the different flowering phases. The training and evaluation processes will involve creating a distinct model for each flower and comparing newly acquired test flower models against existing models in the database. The project will utilize a statistical procedure to form a set of basis features, which can be used to represent any flower image as a combination of these standard flowers. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
278-281 |
68 |
Heart Disease Prediction Using K nearest Neighbor Algorithm
-Dr. S. Ilangovan ; Ms. Harshini K P; Ms. Saradha Priyadharshini I; Ms. Mutheeswari M
To describe a range of conditions that affect the heart. To limit alcohol consumption, keep cholesterol level and triglyceride levels under control. To use proximity to make classifications or predictions about the grouping of an individual data point. To use KNN classification algorithm to predict heart disease. To evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of symptoms and signs in patients presenting to general practice with chest pain. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
282-283 |
69 |
A Review Paper on Production of Bio-diesel Using Soyabean oil
-Vishal Rajak ; Amit Kumar Yadav
In today's words, the rate of demands of petroleum based fuels increasing rapidly because of rapid and fast industrialization in the limited time. And we also know that, there are limited resources of petroleum based fuel in the world. This petroleum based fuel is also decreasing day by day because of continuously use. It is a non-renewable source of energy. This lead to face the problem of increase in the cost of the fuel. With the increasing in demand rate of petroleum based fuel and continuously increasing in the cost of the fuel lead the researcher's to become more attractive towards the search of some new alternative fuel for replacing or reducing the use of petroleum based fuel. In this case, biodiesel is the best new alternative and renewable fuel that are capable to solve many current problems related to social, environmental and economical parameters of living beings like reduce the cost of petroleum based fuel, a noticeable reduction in pollution etc. Biodiesel is nothing but a vegetable oil or animal fat based diesel fuel that has a long chain alkyl (methyl, ethyl, or propyl) esters. Biodiesel is a clean and renewable source of energy. In today's time, it is considered to be the best substitute forpetroleum based fuel. By using biodiesel in an engine, there is also noticeable reduction in the production of harmful gases (pollutants) that harms the environment as well as living beings. This paper review the work of past researcher's and discuss about the method of production of biodiesel using soyabean oil as feedstock and their properties. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
284-286 |
70 |
Efficacy of Mobile Health Technologies in Managing Chronic Diseases
-Samiksha Saanjay Malage
Mobile health technologies are becoming increasingly popular in the management of chronic diseases. Chronic diseases are among the leading causes of death worldwide and their management often requires ongoing monitoring and support from healthcare providers. Mobile health technologies have the potential to improve disease management by enabling patients to track their symptoms, receive personalized care, and communicate with healthcare providers remotely. The purpose of this research paper is to explore the efficacy of mobile health technologies in managing chronic diseases. The paper provides an overview of mobile health technologies, their potential benefits and limitations, and their role in chronic disease management. It also examines the challenges and opportunities presented by the use of mobile health technologies in chronic disease management. The paper is organized into six sections. The introduction provides background information on chronic diseases and mobile health technologies, and outlines the thesis statement of the paper. Section II provides a detailed overview of chronic diseases and their management, as well as an introduction to mobile health technologies and their use in disease management. Section III discusses the benefits of mobile health technologies in chronic disease management, including increased patient engagement and empowerment, improved disease monitoring and self-management, and increased efficiency and cost-effectiveness in healthcare delivery. Read More...
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M.SC.IT |
India |
287-295 |
71 |
Student Placement Analysis
-Aakansha RajendraSingh Thakur ; Akansha Chinchulkar ; Pallavi Shambhare
The campus placement analysis project aims to analyze the factors that influence the success of students in getting placed in companies during campus recruitment drives. The project utilizes data from past recruitment drives to identify patterns and trends that can help predict the success of future recruitment drives. The analysis focuses on various factors such as academic performance, skills, and experience of students, as well as the reputation and recruitment strategies of companies. The project involves the use of various statistical and machine learning techniques such as regression analysis, decision trees, and random forests to identify the most significant factors that influence the placement of students. The project also aims to provide insights and recommendations to improve the placement process and increase the placement rate of students. Overall, the campus placement analysis project is a valuable tool for universities and colleges to optimize their campus recruitment strategies, enhance the employability of their students, and strengthen their relationships with companies. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
296-297 |
72 |
Robust Real-Time Object Detection
-Kajol Sharma
Object detection is an essential task in the field of computer vision, enabling machines to recognize and locate objects in images and videos. Real-time object detection is particularly crucial for applications where time is of the essence, such as autonomous driving, surveillance systems, and robotics. The ability to quickly and accurately detect objects can help improve safety, efficiency, and productivity in various domains. However, achieving robust real-time object detection remains a challenging task due to several factors, including occlusion, clutter, and variations in lighting conditions. Over the years, researchers have proposed various approaches to tackle the challenges of real-time object detection. Traditional object detection methods relied on handcrafted features and classifiers, such as the Histogram of Oriented Gradients (HOG) and the Support Vector Machine (SVM). These methods often required extensive feature engineering and lacked the flexibility to handle complex object variations and backgrounds. More recent approaches based on deep learning have shown remarkable success in object detection, leveraging the power of convolutional neural networks (CNNs) to learn discriminative features automatically. One of the most popular deep learning-based object detection frameworks is the Faster R-CNN (Region-based Convolutional Neural Network) proposed by Ren et al. in 2015. The Faster R-CNN architecture comprises two components: a Region Proposal Network (RPN) that generates candidate object proposals and a Region-based CNN (RCNN) that performs object classification and bounding box regression on the proposals. The RPN and RCNN share a common CNN backbone, enabling end-to-end training and efficient feature sharing. Faster R-CNN achieved state-of-the-art performance on several object detection benchmarks, demonstrating its effectiveness in real-world scenarios. Despite its success, Faster R-CNN still faces some limitations, particularly in terms of speed and accuracy. The RPN component requires significant computational resources to generate proposals, and the RCNN component can be slow in processing a large number of proposals. Additionally, Faster R-CNN struggles with small objects and dense clutter, leading to missed detections and false positives. Therefore, researchers have proposed several extensions and variations to Faster R-CNN to improve its performance in challenging scenarios. One such extension is the Single Shot Detector (SSD) proposed by Liu et al. in 2016. SSD is a one-stage object detection method that avoids the separate proposal generation stage of Faster R-CNN, enabling faster and more efficient detection. SSD divides the input image into a grid of default boxes of different aspect ratios and scales, each predicting the presence of a certain object class and its bounding box coordinates. The SSD architecture also includes multiple feature maps with varying resolutions, allowing it to detect objects at different scales and levels of abstraction. SSD achieved comparable accuracy to Faster R-CNN while being much faster and more efficient, making it an attractive option for real-time object detection. Another extension to Faster R-CNN is the You Only Look Once (YOLO) framework proposed by Redmon et al. in 2016. YOLO is also a one-stage object detection method that divides the input image into a grid of cells, each predicting object classes and bounding boxes for objects that lie within it. YOLO uses a single CNN to predict all objects' classes and coordinates simultaneously, making it even faster and more efficient than SSD. However, YOLO suffers from lower accuracy than Faster R-CNN and SSD, particularly in detecting small objects and objects in dense scenes. Recently, researchers have proposed several other real-time object detection methods that aim to balance speed and accuracy, such as the EfficientDet architecture proposed by Tan et al. in 2020. EfficientDet is a family of object detectors that use EfficientNet as a backbone network, which is an efficient CNN architecture that achieves state-of-the-art performance on image classification benchmarks. EfficientDet optimizes the network architecture, training. Read More...
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M.SC.IT |
India |
298-304 |
73 |
An Exploratory Study on Body Shaming Based On the Perception of Body Image, Self Esteem and Snacking Pattern
-Komal Kumari ; Ms. Jenny Kamlesh Bhai Patel; Saumya Shree
Young girls' self-definition and sense of unique identity heavily depend on their body image, which is affected by a variety of biological, psychological and social factors. Misconceptions about self -image and excessive body image dissatisfaction contribute to depression and anxiety disorders, as well as dissatisfaction, altered eating habits, and nutritional status. In the Indian context, this idea of body image has gotten less attention, especially among young females. Regarding their body and appearance, it refers to how people feel, think, and act. Self-identity about one's appearance is important for the development of self-esteem during adolescence and is also assumed to be an important factor in oneself. Read More...
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Applied Science |
India |
305-306 |
74 |
Automated Paralysis Patient Healthcare Monitoring System Using IoT
-Manthan Jadhav ; Prof.A.N.Kalal; Aniket Zanje; Pavan Jadhav; Vishnu Rathod
Fitness is a metric that assesses a person's overall health. People are pursuing healthy lives in many ways, such as decent eating, frequent exercise, and adequate sleep, as more people emerge from poverty. With the rise of the Internet of Things and smart phones, fitness is becoming in-creasinglypopularthroughsmartwearable's.Electronicsareincreasinglybeing employed in clothes nowadays, making it smart and fashionable at the same time. Them a in goal of this project is to create as mart wear able fitness monitoring system that will aid athletes and regular individuals who need to keep track of their health when exercising, yoga, meditation, or jogging. This technique will assist them in keeping track of their health and increasing the effectiveness of their everyday workouts. As a result, the idea offers a system that may provide information on our fitness, such as the amount of calories burnt. Health care is a major concern in our people. In the rising technology, the Internet of Things (IoT) technology, captivate everyone's attention towards it for its potential to change the traditional health care system and to resolve the problem caused by the rise aging population and the continuing increase in chronic illness in the health care system. This paper mainly study about the conventional healthcare system which is used in past for providing healthcare services and the convergency of a new technology named IoT in the health care system to update the way of treating patients. This paper outlines how IoT has modified the traditional way of healthcare monitoring and make the services fast and efficient in a smarter way. In the end a research study has done on various IoT based healthcare monitoring system and farther more, a connection is made between these IoT based healthcare systems represent their goodness and weakness. Using ML we analysis health of person. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
307-310 |
75 |
Factor Affecting the Urban Road Traffic a Case Study Side Friction on Indore City
-Arjun Bora ; Prof. Shashikant Dhobale
The development of a nation's economy depends on an efficient transportation system. Due to a shortage of available urban road space, more vehicles are now on the road, which causes friction on the sides of the road. The main causes of roadside conflict are parking man oeuvres, frequent bus stops, entrances and exits from main roads, etc. The characteristics of how vehicles move through traffic are influenced by these factors. Quantifying the effects of various types of side friction in mixed traffic can be challenging for traffic engineers. Side friction factors are all the things that happen alongside the road, sometimes even inside it, and have an impact on how quickly traffic moves along the travelled way. They include, but are not limited to, bicycles, non-motorized vehicles, parked cars, and cars that are stopping. There is comparatively little literature on these factors because, while they are random and sparse in developed countries, they are typically very prevalent in densely populated areas of developing countries, making research into them less interesting. Examining how these factors impact traffic performance indicators on urban roads is the aim of this thesis. Read More...
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Transportation Engineering |
India |
311-313 |
76 |
Study of Macroscopic Traffic Flow Characteristics for Prateek Setu Bridge at Indore City
-Rohit Prajapati ; Prof. Shashikant Dhobale
The population shift from rural to urban areas is influenced by urbanisation, or "the gradual increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas," which also adds to the complexity of travel patterns. To investigate the functional properties of mixed traffic flows made up of different kinds of vehicles (cars, trucks, and bicycles), which are influenced by a variety of variables like side friction, the presence of non-motorized transportation, the curvature of the roads, variation in volume, density, and velocity, etc. The development of a nation's economy depends on an efficient transportation system. Due to a shortage of available urban road space, more vehicles are now on the road, which causes friction on the sides of the road. The main causes of roadside friction are parking manoeuvres, frequent bus stops, entrances and exits from main roads, etc. The characteristics of how vehicles move through traffic are influenced by these factors. Quantifying the effects of various types of side friction in mixed traffic can be challenging for traffic engineers. Determining the capacity of urban arterial roads is the aim of this study. The study and research are focused on the analysis of the four-lane arterial roads in Indore. To study speed reduction, curved stretch was chosen as a part of straight stretch. Here, it will be noted how the curved and straight portions differ in terms of speeds. The conventional straight-and-curve speed flow relation was employed. The data for four-lane divided roads is collected using a video graphic technique. It will take place from 7 AM to 9 PM. For the straight portion, the capacity was calculated based on the flow rate. The sport speed method is used to record video graphics analysis on a large screen, capture vehicle per hour and speed in kmph, as well as convert time means speed into space means speed to establish speed, flow relationships. Read More...
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Transportation Engineering |
India |
314-317 |
77 |
Impact on Mental Health of Physiotherapy Interns Due To COVID- 19 Pandemic in Mumbai Metropolitan Region- An Online Survey
-Dr Sridhar Shirodkar ; Dr Medha Deo; Dr. Manoj Agnihotri
A) Background: Nationwide lockdown was announced by the Government of India on March 26, 2020. COVID-19 disrupted medical education and the Indian health care system. India closed all schools to avoid COVID-19. Maintaining social distance made lectures and clinical postings challenging. Many national and foreign colleges have taken preventive steps, including closing campuses or facilities, suspending lessons, switching to online curricula and exams, and postponing practicals. Indian medical students must complete an internship in all clinical departments after graduating. COVID-19 may have impacted their psychology, clinical training, and aspirations. The COVID-19 pandemic might contribute stress and concern to students' mental health. This study examines the psychological consequences of the pandemic on Mumbai-based physiotherapy interns. We examined physiotherapy interns' tension and anxiety.
B) Method: The data for this study came from an online survey. A survey you may fill out online (using Google Form). MMR's Physical Therapy Interns We chose to randomly select MMR-250 interns because it was the most convenient option.
Respondents-168. All of the physiotherapy interns in the Mumbai area participated. Sensitivity of GAD-7 at 89%; PSS-10 at 86%.
C) Results: There were a total of 168 completed surveys. Most respondents rated the detrimental effects of COVID-19 on their careers as being between mild and severe. According to the PSS-10 data, 1.7% of the participants had mild stress, 92.2% had moderate stress, and 5.9% had severe stress.
D) Conclusion: The COVID-19 pandemic turnarounds affected physiotherapy interns emotionally. Physiotherapy interns had moderate anxiety. Physiotherapy interns reported high stress.
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Physiotherapy |
India |
318-321 |
78 |
Optimal Management of Resource Allocation in the Cloud
-Manoj Kumar
The management of resource allocation in the cloud is a critical issue that has received significant attention in recent years due to the increasing demand for cloud-based services. The efficient allocation of resources is crucial to meet the requirements of different applications and to optimize the utilization of available resources. This research paper explores the concept of optimal management of resource allocation in the cloud. The paper analyzes different approaches to resource allocation and discusses the advantages and limitations of each approach. The research also examines various factors that affect resource allocation in the cloud, including workload, resource availability, and resource utilization. The paper proposes a novel approach to resource allocation that is based on machine learning algorithms. The approach uses historical data to predict resource utilization and allocate resources accordingly. The research also investigates the impact of different factors on the performance of the proposed approach and compares it with other existing approaches. The findings of this research paper provide insights into the optimal management of resource allocation in the cloud. The proposed approach is shown to be effective in improving resource utilization and meeting the requirements of different applications. The research also highlights the importance of considering different factors that affect resource allocation in the cloud to achieve optimal performance. Read More...
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Computer Science and Information Technology |
India |
322-325 |
79 |
House Price Prediction
-Om Kharche ; Tanushree Tiwari; Gunwant Sonkusare
The importance of predicting house prices precisely cannot be understated in helping homebuyers and real estate agents make well-informed choices. This research paper delves into diverse approaches used to gauge house pricing which consist of statistical models, machine learning algorithms as well as deep learning techniques. Utilizing a Kaggle-borne dataset exhibiting numerous housing costs, our investigation evaluates individual method performance relying on different metrics including but not limited. We juxtapose comprehensive findings concerning every technique employed in order to establish which proves most effective at determining the price tag for houses. The study conducted reveals that the accuracy of predicting house prices can be improved through the use of deep learning models, especially neural networks. This demonstrates their superiority over statistical methodologies and machine learning approaches. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
326-327 |
80 |
A Review: IoT Based Movable Solar Power System For Emergency Health Care Device And Disaster Relief In Remote Areas
-Miss Niyati P Vagadiya ; Prof. Tarang M Joshi; Prof. Pushparaj Jadeja
The use of solar PV arrays with boost converter to maximize output power at variable irradiance is an efficient way to generate solar power. Connecting the boost converter's output to a metal hydride battery and circuit breakers for switching based on load requirements can help ensure that the system provides power as needed while also protecting the battery from damage due to overloading. the Smart Solar Portable Power Supply System described has the potential to provide a reliable and sustainable source of power during emergencies and natural disasters. It's exciting to see innovations like this that can help save lives and improve outcomes in critical situations. Read More...
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Electrical Power Engineering |
India |
328-332 |
81 |
Classrooms Management System
-Dnyaneshwari Somnath Daware ; Atharva Dahale; Komal Daware; Pranav Kshirsagar
This paper presents the results of the “Student Classroom Management’’ project for delivering lectures on-line. The ultimate aim was to provide a portable hardware arid easy to use software toolset as well as easy to follow guidelines on how to propel the lectures from the conventional talk environment to the realm of all interactive computer assisted web based electronic classroom. It is used as the basic suite of the Internet of Things. The storage model is established by the relational database MySQL and the non-relational database HBase. And the B/S-based website is the user interface. The storage overhead is reduced to a certain extent, and the energy waste in the classroom is effectively reduced. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
333-335 |
82 |
An Enhanced RSA Algorithm In Modern Cryptography
-Jannatul Naime ; Sadia Akter Lima; Forhad Mahmud
Transmission of sensitive information over the internet can be intercepted or accessed by unauthorized parties. Communication over the internet must be secure to prevent intercepting or accessing sensitive information. Attempts are being made to protect confidential information by providing maximum security over the network. Using numerous prime integers for the RSA cryptosystem, which is difficult to crack, is one of these new techniques. The traditional RSA algorithm uses two prime numbers for generating keys. In this paper, our objective is to enhance the existing algorithm by using three prime numbers to generate the keys and to demonstrate the application of this algorithm created in the C programming language. We will also compare the time consumed to encode and decode the message by the traditional RSA algorithm and the enhanced RSA algorithm to get a clear idea of which algorithm is more efficient and reliable and not easily breakable by intruders. Read More...
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Mathematics |
Bangladesh |
336-342 |
83 |
A Report on Advance Attendance Management System
-Aanchal Haribhau Tiwade ; Priyanshu Dangre; Pallavi sambhare
Attendance management, pre-tasks that manage student attendance details. Determines the attendance status of the students according to the course attendance. It is checked against their daily attendance. Staff will provide a unique username and password to identify students. Special education personnel are responsible for arranging the attendance of all students. Attendance is only counted if the student is present at a given time. A weekly and cumulative student absence report will be produced. "Attention Management System" is a software designed to manage the daily absenteeism of university students. Here, the staff carrying out the studies will be responsible for the registration of the students. Each employee will receive a username and password based on their work. Actual reports based on student participation are generated here. The system will also help assess the student's eligibility for participation. Generate weekly and monthly student attendance reports. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
343-345 |
84 |
Automatic Candidates CV Segmentation Using Natural Language Processing
-Rajakumari H ; Kiruthika P
In order to extract valuable information from multilingual, unstructured (free form) CV materials, this research suggests two NLP models. The model indicates the pertinent document sections (personal information, education, employment, etc.), as well as the pertinent specific information. (Names, addresses, roles, skill competencies, etc.) at the lowest hierarchy level. Our strategy makes use of the transformer architecture and the BERT language model, which serves as the encoder part's multilingual implementation. The models perform well on common accuracy tests after being trained and evaluated on a sizable, manually annotated CV dataset. By displaying the model attention and its vector representations, it was possible to examine the suggested models' significant end-to-end training and interpretability characteristics. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
346-352 |
85 |
Maintaining the Temperature of the Lithium-Ion Batteries through Liquid BTMS in Automobiles
-Dhruv Limbasia ; Jay Patel ; Parth Patel ; Hitesh Patel
The lithium-ion batteries are widely used for electric vehicles due to its high energy density and long-life cycle. Since the performance and life of the lithium-ion batteries are very sensitive to temperature, it is important to maintain the proper temperature range. The operating range of an electric vehicle lithium-ion batteries is 25-60 degree Celsius, and this is achieved by a battery thermal management system. Recently battery thermal management system has various types of techniques to cool down the battery and maintain the optimum temperature. And liquid battery thermal management system is one of them and it is widely used now-a-days for maintaining the temperature of the battery. This paper gives a brief review on one of the types of liquid battery thermal management system, indirect liquid battery management system. The modelling and analysis of the indirect liquid battery thermal management system is shown. Read More...
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Automobile Engineering |
India |
353-356 |
86 |
Decentralized RTC App - (Vox)
-Sarvesh Patil ; Dishnant Gowari; Vishnu Gaonkar; Deepali Narkhede
Vox is a modern, web-based, decentralized, and secure peer-to-peer based real-time communication application that has been built with Rust for high performance and minimal bandwidth consumption. The application has been built to allow users to communicate in a variety of different ways including rich text chat functionality which can be cached for offline access, WebRTC is a free, open-source packet-based protocol that can be installed on any browser to enable audio and video calls and concurrent screen sharing. WebSocket is a protocol that runs on the web which can be used for full duplex and is more suited for data sending due to its low latency. Vox is a revolutionary mobile messaging app that provides powerful encryption and privacy features. It also offers robust features for content sharing and communication. Vox has end-to-end encrypted messages that are optional to persist on a centralized network which means you can be sure that no one will be able to read your messages, view your photos, or know who you are talking with unless they have access to your device. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
357-361 |
87 |
A Review on Designing of Vehicle Detection
-Bhushan Natthu Ghaiwat ; Chaitanya Kuralkar; Chandrakant Dhule
In the field of traffic surveillance systems, where effective traffic management and safety are the primary concerns, vehicle detection and tracking play a large and successful role. The topic of extracting car and traffic data from video frames is covered in this study. Even though numerous studies have been conducted and numerous approaches have been used, there is still potential for progress in this field. For the monitoring, planning, and control of traffic flow, moving vehicle identification, tracking, and counting are essential. Comparatively speaking, a video-based solution doesn't impede traffic and is simple to setup. This study proposes a video-based solution using adaptive subtracted background technology in conjunction with virtual reality by assessing the traffic video sequence captured from a video camera. The results of experiments, which were carried out in Python code using OpenCV development kits, show that the suggested method is capable of reliably detecting, tracking, and counting moving cars. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
362-364 |
88 |
Emotions-Based Advertisement System Using CNN
-Jay Balkawade ; Divya Agrawal; Avinash Kushwaha; Akanksha Mishra
Emotion-based advertising has developed as a potential method for developing advertisements that generate emotional responses from viewers while increasing brand recognition. Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) have demonstrated significant promise in recognising and analysing emotional content in advertisements. We provide a review of the literature on the use of CNNs in emotion-based advertising in this study, with an emphasis on facial expression recognition and emotional branding. We examine the success of CNNs in creating emotion-based advertising and promoting brand recognition, as well as their limitations and obstacles. According to the literature, CNNs have the potential to revolutionise emotion-based advertising by providing real-time analysis and customisation. However, further study is required to address the limits of current treatments and to investigate new paths for emotion Deep learning algorithms are used in advertising. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
365-366 |
89 |
Automatic Water Management System Using IoT
-Bhuvan Chandekar ; Gunwant Waghaye; Krishna Wani; Tannu Chanode; Shubhangi Isalwar
This paper examines water management in this wastewater treatment system. The system can control the percentage of water or liquid (water, liquid, etc.) in a tank or water storage tank from the instrument system. The sensor then knows the percentage of water in the tank by receiving a signal that adjusts the pump to the amount of water. This time the percentage data will appear in the tank. When auto mode is on, this signal is automated using the serial monitor screen and periodically monitors the motor as a relay. The pump started and started to fill the water tank, and the water level reached the maximum water level, and the water pump was turned off and stopped to stop the water tank. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
367-368 |
90 |
American Sign Language Detection
-Palash Shamkule ; Mrunal Dhomane; Sonali Guhe
The versatility of gesture detection systems' applications and their capacity for productive human-computer interaction have made them a hot topic in recent years. The most recent findings in hand gesture recognition algorithms are presented in this paper. The primary issue of hand gesture recognition is introduced along with the difficulty of gesture systems. Review the most current methods for recognizing gestures. Also included are comparisons between the most important gesture recognition steps, a summary of hand gesture techniques, and the findings of database searches. The system's benefits and drawbacks are addressed at the conclusion. Read More...
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Machine Learning |
India |
369-370 |
91 |
House Price Prediction Using Ridge Regression & Lasso Regression
-Ruchi Banerjee ; Neha Yadav; Parul Madewar
The government, financial institutions, real estate market, as well as homeowners, all depend on accurate house price predictions. Multicollinearity, however, is a typical occurrence in multivariate analysis and has a significant impact on the model. Since both the Ridge and Lasso regression models can handle multicollinearity, this study compares their performance. Construction and comparison of the Ridge and Lasso regression models have been conducted. The performance of the model is evaluated using adjusted r-squared and standard errors. This comparison analysis discovered that the Lasso regression model outperforms the Ridge regression model. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
371-373 |