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Area |
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Modal Analysis of Shape Memory Alloy Beam
-Anubhav Shrivastava ; U.K. Joshi
Constructing a system that is impervious to environmental circumstances, such as an averse chemical environment and severe events like earthquakes and cyclones is one of the primary objectives of structural design. Conventional construction materials like steel and concrete may function inadequately under these conditions. Shape Memory Alloys (SMAs) are new metals with unique properties that have the potential to fill construction gaps and improve a structure's ability to withstand impacts. The focus of this paper is to do modal analysis of Shape Memory Alloy. The element under investigation is a beam with fixed-free and fixed-fixed boundary conditions. We have designed different cross section beams models in ANSYS design modeler. Finite Element Analysis conducted, in order to find out beam deflections, frequency of Vibrations and also different mode shapes. Theoretical and FEA findings is compared and presented. Read More...
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Machine Design |
India |
1-11 |
2 |
Effectiveness of WhatsApp on Student Education
-Ammai Lagishetti
In today's world, digital applications enhance the student's performance in education. The purpose of this study is to identify the effect of the WhatsApp messenger application on student's education. To achieve this the survey was conducted with the help of Google Forms. The finding of the study shows that the majority of the students are in favor of WhatsApp being useful in education. They reported that WhatsApp is helpful in education in different ways. However, few students have expressed an adverse opinion on the lack of communication and, its effects on student language skills. Finally, it is concluded that WhatsApp is effective in student education. Read More...
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B.sc IT |
India |
12-14 |
3 |
A Comparative Study of Sentiment Analysis Techniques: Machine Learning vs. Deep Learning
-Uday Singh
In this paper, we evaluated the performance of four distinct models namely, Logistic Regression, Naive Bayes, Random Forest, and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM), all trained on the same dataset. Notably, the LSTM model outshone its counterparts, exhibiting remarkable proficiency in figuring out the subtle feelings and moods in the language. Its ability to grasp complex contextual relationships surpassed traditional Machine Learning models like Logistic Regression, Naive Bayes, and Random Forest. This highlights the evolving landscape of sentiment analysis, where the depth and sequential understanding offered by Deep Learning models, especially LSTM, prove invaluable in capturing the intricacies of human expression. These findings prompt a revaluation of the balance between traditional and advanced techniques, emphasizing the importance of leveraging sophisticated models for tasks requiring a nuanced comprehension of sentiment. Read More...
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B.sc IT |
India |
15-18 |
4 |
Automated Waste Segregator
-Rakesh S. Agashe ; Aditya M. Dole; Abhishek R. Mishra; Mangesh R. Shegokar; Moreshwar R. Shelarkar
In metropolises and metropolitan settings, waste management and segregation are crucial processes because of disease transmission. In India, annual production of municipal solid garbage is expected to be 42.0 million tonnes. Waste that is left laying around and thrown on open areas creates a significant hazard for several forms of disease-causing bacteria and viruses. Therefore, it is important to manage waste segregation, transportation, management, and disposal appropriately to reduce public and environmental concerns. There are unpleasant greenhouse gases produced when mixed dry and moist garbage decomposes in lowland. Utilising and recycling the trash properly is made possible via segregation. Waste may be separated with ease with this approach. When trash is placed in the pipe, the IR sensor will detect the trash. Three categories—Wet, Dry, and Metallic—are used to classify waste. The category of trash will be detected by another sensor. The mechanism will lower the metal collecting bin below the pipe if the waste is metallic in accordance with the algorithm in use, and a servo motor will aid the waste fall into the metal bin. If wet waste is detected, the procedure will continue. The waste will be deemed to be dry waste segregated for domestic use if the sensor doesn't activate both sensor categories in which case it can be processed right away. Its purpose is to separate the trash into three categories: dry garbage, moist waste, and metallic waste. The AWS uses capacitive sensors to recognise metallic objects and parallel resonant impedance sensing to discriminate between wet and dry garbage. According to experimental findings, using the AWS has successfully enabled the separation of waste into metallic, moist, and dry waste. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
19-22 |
5 |
Retrofitting of an Old Structure Using Analysis Tool: A Review
-Ankit Prakash ; Hitesh Kodwani
Seismic retrofitting is mainly done to meet the seismic safety requirements. The planning of modifications to existing buildings contrasts from new planning through a significant condition; the existing development must be taken as the premise of all planning and building activities. India is one of the most earthquake inclined nations on the planet and has encountered a few significant or moderate earthquakes during the most recent 15 years. Around 50-60 % of the absolute zone of the nation is defenseless against seismic movement of shifting forces. In this paper we have reviewed articles related to retrofitting of an old structure, analysis tools and non-destructive testing. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
23-26 |
6 |
Study of Road Safety Audit: A Review
-Abhishek Singh ; Hitesh Kodwani
Mishaps are a channel on the public economy and may prompt disablement, passing, harm to wellbeing and property, social misery and general corruption of climate. To limit the no of accidents by any sort and seriousness expected to happen on the substance during a particular period is known as street security. Mishaps and the fatalities on street are the consequence of between play of various variables. Street clients in India are heterogeneous in nature, going from walkers, creature driven trucks, bi-cycles, carts, pushcarts and farm hauler streetcars, to different classifications of two/three wheelers, engine vehicles, transports, trucks, and multi-pivot business vehicles and so on, The vehicle populace has been consistently expanding a result of progress in the way of living of individuals. Expansion in vehicle populace with restricted street space utilized by an enormous assortment of vehicles has elevated the need and criticalness for a thoroughly examined strategy on the issue of street wellbeing. In India the pace of mishap is straightforwardly corresponding to development of vehicle populace. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
27-31 |
7 |
Machine Leaning Based Intelligent Smart Warning System in Hair Pin Bends in Hill Station Using IoT
-Punitha S ; R.Poomurugan,
The main reason which has led, business traffic as a 'worldwide' miracle over the last many decades is the increased population growth and the number of motor vehicles. With the help of communication, the system of operation of road business has been significantly bettered. The ant colonies and the principles of mass intelligence have enlightened the system of road business operation which has been proposed in this paper. Camera is fixed in every part of the bend. The detector which is of ultrasonic in nature is used to find if there's any handicap that's transmitted through the RF transmitter and the receiver section fixed in every auto receives the information and that's blazoned in speaker and if any abnormalities the buzzer will warn the motorist and these are displayed in the TV display. Ultrasonic detectors are used to find the distance of the neighbor vehicles and transfer the acclimated data toreceiver.IR is used to find the number of incoming vehicles. In this paper we've proposed the time- grounded system for waking the motorist against other vehicle at hair leg bends to avoid accidents causing loss of mortal life. This system is designed to give safe trip to the original residers and excursionists by waking them against eyeless spot angles and also reduced the possibility of accident at eyeless angles. This paper is concentrated on the designing of automated system with the arrival of new technology and up gradation. The proposed automated system would remarkably reduce the mortal sweats by exercising the PLCs. Automated system is taking place of mortal due to increased effectiveness and quality affair. Therefore, the proposed system adopts the rearmost automated technology including PLC to develop motorist alert system which has operation on the hair leg bends of hilly roads. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
32-35 |
8 |
Malicious URLs Detection using Lexical Features based on Machine Learning
-Aarti Dhotre
Cybercriminals continually exploit malicious URLs in emails, messages, and pop-ups to propagate cyberattacks, deceiving users into downloading the malware into their system. This research aims to create an efficient and effective system for detecting malicious URLs using only Lexical features extracted from the URLs. Four machine learning algorithms, namely Support Vector Machine (SVM), Random Forest, Decision Trees, and K-Nearest, are explored for the classification of URLs as benign or malicious. Performance is evaluated using accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score metrics. The findings indicate that Random forest and decision Tree models excel in malicious URL detection. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
36-38 |
9 |
Power Quality Assessment Of UPQC With Grid Tied SOLARPV-BESS
-T. Naveen Kumar ; K. Reddy Prasanna
The objective of this study is to investigate the application of a Unified Power Quality Conditioner (UPQC) in mitigating energy efficiency issues and harmonics resulting from non-linear loads in power networks. In this analysis, the UPQC is augmented by fuzzy-controlled Photovoltaic (PV) and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). Typically, the photovoltaic (PV) device is responsible for producing active power that is utilised in various applications. In the event of insufficient electricity generation by the photovoltaic system, the Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is activated to supply energy, particularly during prolonged voltage disruptions. The hybrid PVBESS system is considered to be more reliable than the single PV-UPQC system due to the latter's inherent instability and substantial dependence on environmental factors. Consequently, the Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) will exhibit enhanced voltage support capabilities as it progresses, diminish the power consumption associated with the DC-link voltage control algorithm, and sustain the provision of renewable energy. The Fuzzy STF-UVG employs a series of sequence synchronisation stages and use an Active Power Filter (APF) rectifier instead of a Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) to deactivate the UPQC controller. In conclusion, the suggested method of utilising a fuzzy approach in the proposed STFUVG is evaluated against the conventional SRF-PLL reference frame of the UPQC-based classical system to showcase its effectiveness. The MATLAB-Simulink software is employed to verify the outcomes through the utilisation of many case studies. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
39-43 |
10 |
Case Study on Victoria Water Works, Other Methods and Sludge Treatment
-Mr Murali M ; Mr K.Amarnath Reddy
The provision of clean water is an important issue to solve and there is no unique solution, thankfully. Different areas have different problems and resources and no one solution can be applied to all. In developed countries, water is often pumped from a nearby lake or from ground Water and extensively treated in several stages in large plants to ensure safety. Water is commonly filtrated, sometimes in several stages with chemicals added to completely eliminate the smallest particles of pollutants and to speed up the process Chemicals are then filtered out again. Filtration in various forms is so far the only method to clean water, apart from UV-purification, whether it is a traditional slow sand filter or a reverse osmosis system or a modern, large sale filter in a water-purification plant. The risk of disease is very high when clean water and adequate sanitation are not available. Contaminated water contains bacteria and viruses that cause diseases and may contain poisonous chemicals. Suspended solids, small particles of dust or earth that make water cloudy or brown are likely to carry such pollutants are therefore undesirable. Read More...
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Environmental Science & Technology |
India |
44-46 |
11 |
Behavioural Analytics and Risk Assessment for the Automobile Industry Using Edge Cloud Intelligence
-Aman Singh
This research paper investigates the intersection of behavioural analytics, risk assessment, and edge cloud intelligence within the context of the automobile industry. The primary objective of this study is to explore how the integration of behavioural analytics and real-time risk assessment, facilitated by edge cloud intelligence, can enhance safety, efficiency, and decision-making in vehicular environments. Read More...
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Computer Science And Technology |
India |
47-51 |
12 |
Improving Disaster Preparedness in Urban Areas by Reducing Vulnerability
-Sakshi Challirwar
Urban areas can face various disasters all at once because they are intricate and susceptible. So, we require a good plan to make cities less susceptible to disasters and respond well when they happen. The aim is to create a user-friendly and accessible platform that provides real-time information during emergencies to people. It highlights the importance of timely and accurate information in disaster response. This research seeks to identify the essential features required for a complete disaster mapping system and evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed system through users. This research results in the development of a mapping system that enhances community flexibility and preparedness when dealing with emergencies. Furthermore, by implementing effective disaster preparedness and response strategies, urban areas can significantly reduce the extent of damage caused by disasters. Read More...
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B.sc IT |
India |
52-55 |
13 |
Pneumonia Detection in Chest X-rays using CNN
-Subhan A. Shaikh
Pneumonia affects millions globally and requires prompt and precise diagnosis. Chest X-rays are commonly used but manual analysis is time-consuming and prone to error. We developed an automated method using CNNs for pneumonia identification through chest X-ray interpretation. We utilized a large dataset comprising thousands of chest X-ray images from both pneumonia-positive and pneumonia-negative patients. By creating, training, and analyzing CNN models, we were able to detect subtle patterns and features indicative of pneumonia. To optimize the performance of our models, we tested multiple CNN architectures such as the baseline CNN, CNN using Keras, transfer learning, and transfer learning using FT, on the same dataset[1], using evaluation criteria such as testing accuracy, training accuracy, and Validation accuracy. Our results demonstrated that the CNN-based technique outperforms standard computer-aided diagnostic (CAD) systems and human radiologists in terms of detection accuracy. Our method achieved an accuracy of 73%, 84%, and 92.1% The model Transfer learning using ft showed the highest accuracy of 92.9 %. Our deep-learning CNN models enable accurate detection of pneumonia, even from low-quality, low-dose X-ray images, improving patient care. Read More...
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B.sc IT |
India |
56-62 |
14 |
Skin Cancer Detection using Different Types of CNN Models
-Satyam Tiwari
One of the most serious types of cancer, skin cancer affects millions of individuals each year. It is expensive and difficult to identify skin cancer in its early stages. This study aims to develop a precise, accurate approach for detecting skin cancer. This research investigates the application of convolutional neural network (CNN) in skin cancer classification using a diverse dataset comprising three classes: benign, basal cell carcinoma and melanoma. This study used four different types of CNN architectures like VGG19, inception3, LeNet and DenseNet. This study makes a significant contribution to the field of medical image analysis by providing guidance for the creation of a trustworthy and reliable AI-driven system for the detection of skin cancer. Read More...
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B.sc IT |
India |
63-66 |
15 |
Enhancing Crop Management and Sustainability with TerraGuardian: An Autonomous Agricultural Innovation
-Aman Gupta
The agricultural industry is on the brink of a transformative era with the introduction of TerraGuardian, an autonomous agricultural robot engineered to redefine modern farming practices. This pioneering research paper delves into the development, capabilities, and potential impact of TerraGuardian on agriculture. The primary objectives of this research include enhancing crop management, streamlining farming operations, and promoting environmental sustainability. TerraGuardian's multifaceted design encompasses autonomous and remote-control capabilities, a state-of-the-art weather station, a dual-camera system for crop surveillance and disease detection, and a robotic hand for sample collection. Its advanced Battery Management System, coupled with solar panels, ensures efficient energy utilization, minimizing downtime. Redundancy in componentry guarantees uninterrupted functionality even in the face of technical issues. TerraGuardian's rugged off-roading capability and safety features further augment its utility. The benefits of TerraGuardian are far-reaching, promising increased farming efficiency, data-driven decision-making, swift crop disease detection, and a commitment to sustainability. Key success criteria include improved crop yield, efficiency gains, and positive user feedback. In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, TerraGuardian emerges as a symbol of progress, offering farmers a technological edge that promises to revolutionize the industry. This research paper is a comprehensive exploration of TerraGuardian's potential to reshape farming practices, fostering a more sustainable and productive future. Read More...
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Techonology |
India |
67-70 |
16 |
Installation of EV Charging Station by Multipoint Converter with PV and Batteries
-K.Reddy Prasanna ; T.Naveen Kuma
The anticipated proliferation of electric vehicles (EV) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles necessitates rapid charging rates. Higher recharge rates result in increased power requirements that cannot be met by the electrical grid. This project details the modelling of a multiport converter-based EV charging station that is integrated with PV power generation and a battery energy storage system. In this project, the control scheme and combination of photovoltaic power generation, electric vehicle (EV) charging station, and battery energy storage (BES) provide enhanced stabilization, including power gap balancing, peak reduction and valley filling, and voltage sag compensation. Due to the matching of daily charging demand and appropriate daytime PV generation, the impact on the power grid is consequently reduced. MATLAB/Simulink Simulation results are presented to validate the benefits of the proposed multiport EV charging circuits with the PV-BES configuration in their various modes. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
70-75 |
17 |
Malicious Files Detection using Machine Learning
-Nisha Chaudhary
In a comprehensive study on malware detection, we evaluated five machine learning models: multinomial naive bayes, random forest classifiers, K-nearest neighbours, decision tree classifiers, and support vector classifiers, using a diverse dataset with file feature extraction. Results showcased varying performances, with the Random Forest Classifier standing out with a flawless accuracy score of 1.00, excelling in distinguishing between malware and legitimate files. The Decision Tree Classifier and K-Nearest Neighbours Classifier followed closely, both achieving a high accuracy of 0.99. This research underscores the effectiveness of machine learning models, especially Random Forest, in enhancing cybersecurity by accurately identifying potential threats amidst digital files. Read More...
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B.sc IT |
India |
76-78 |
18 |
Improving Patient Outcomes: An In-Depth Study of Smart Medicine Box
-Mihir Balu Sable
This paper contains detailed information on the smart medicinal box, an IoT high-tech innovation that emerges as a boon in healthcare. Patients often grapple with managing numerous medications, which can be overwhelming. The elderly and their caretakers face unique challenges in ensuring timely and accurate dosage. This smart pillbox prototype, a beacon of technological advancement offers a solution. It autonomously organizes pills and issues remainders, reducing errors and empowering patients to take control of their health. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, it enables independent living for seniors. While previous researchers laid the foundation, our paper aims to enhance the smart medicine box concept, introducing novel improvements and inspiring future studies in this critical healthcare domain. With customizable scheduling, voice, application notification, and LED reminders, it transforms medication management, promoting adherence, and patient empowerment. Read More...
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B.sc IT |
India |
79-83 |
19 |
Guardians of Safety : Innovation in Accident Detection and Alert Systems
-Shubham Bhagawan Said
The always-advancing technology has made our day-to-day lives easier. Since every coin has two sides, technology has its benefits as well as disadvantages. The rise of technology has increased, and this technology has increased the number of road accidents, which have resulted in some major loss of life. Our country has emergency facilities and still places emphasis on them, but they are of no use if they don't reach the place in time. Of emergency, and that's why our research paper is provided for this project. When there is a vehicle accident or any alcohol addiction, the sensor in the car will detect the location of the vehicle and immediately send that message to the microcontroller. Then the microcontroller sends an alert message with the help of a GPS model to the police control room or rescue team with the help of a GPS model to locate the location, as well as the location of the accident with the help of the hospital and relatives of the victim. There have been many research papers on this technique before, but they have not been perfect, so I have chosen this one. Read More...
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B.sc IT |
India |
84-86 |
20 |
Advancements in Phishing Detection through Machine Learning : A Comparative Analysis
-Sakshi Sharad Shirke
Phishing is the simplest method for gathering sensitive details or information from the user. Phishers try to seek private data, including passwords, login credentials, bank account details, and many more. ML algorithms have emerged as promising tools for detecting phishing attacks. In this research work, using ML techniques, extraction and analysis of both types of URLs were performed. The main aim was to identify phishing URLs and determine the most effective ML technique by comparing the accuracy rates of each algorithm. This paper presents an in-depth analysis of various ML techniques and their applications in phishing detection. Read More...
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B.sc IT |
India |
87-89 |
21 |
The Art of Translating Song Lyrics into Marathi
-Neha Kirpan
This research delves into the process of translating song lyrics into Marathi, a regional language spoken in Maharashtra, India. Music is a universal language, and its translation into other languages provides a unique opportunity to examine linguistic and cultural adaptation. The significance of this research lies in its artistic and academic implications. From an artistic standpoint, it fosters a deeper connection between music and Marathi-speaking audiences, while on an academic level, it contributes to translation theory and intercultural communication. The objectives of this research encompass linguistic analysis, cultural adaptation, impact assessment on Marathi music, and the examination of translation techniques. We explore the linguistic challenges faced by translators, the adaptation of cultural references, and the impact of translated songs on the Marathi music industry. Additionally, we analyze the techniques employed to capture the intended meaning and emotions of the original songs. The potential impact of this research spans across various domains. It enriches Marathi music by introducing new songs and genres, promotes cross-cultural understanding, and showcases the adaptability of the Marathi language. Furthermore, it contributes to language preservation efforts by demonstrating the versatility of Marathi. In conclusion, this research endeavors to unravel the intricate process of translating song lyrics into Marathi, shedding light on the complexities of linguistic and cultural adaptation while enriching the cultural and artistic landscape of Marathi-speaking communities. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
90-92 |
22 |
Parkinsons Disease Detection Using Machine Learning Models
-Ishrat Kazi
Parkinson's disease is caused by the disruption of the brain cells that produce substances to allow brain cells to communicate with each other, called dopamine. The brain's dopamine-producing cells are what give movements control, adaptability, and fluidity. Parkinson's motor symptoms begin when 60 to 80% of these cells are destroyed because not enough dopamine is created. Researchers are working to find a way to identify the non-motor symptoms that arise early in the disease as early as possible in order to stop the disease's progression because it is believed that the disease starts many years before the motor (movement-related) symptoms. This research presents a Parkinson's disease diagnosis based on machine learning. Processes for feature selection and classification make up the suggested diagnosis technique. For the feature selection task, the Feature Importance and Recursive Feature Elimination approaches were taken into consideration. Parkinson's patients in the tests were categorized using KNN, Decision Tree, Random Forest, Naive Bayes, Linear Regression, Support Vector Machine, Gradient Boosting Classifier, AdaBoosting Classifier, and Neural Network. It was determined that Random Forest with recursive feature elimination outperformed the other techniques. In order to diagnose Parkinson's disease, the fewest possible vocal features yielded an 86.34% accuracy rate. Read More...
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B.sc IT |
India |
93-98 |
23 |
Beloved: Racism And Sexual Exploitation - A Study
-Dr. G. Aruna ; Mrs. M. Nirmala Rani
The purpose of the study is to explore the issues of racism and exploitation of black women. Beloved is a historical novel discusses about the racism and harassment on women. It also discusses about the haunted house and haunted slavery in which the protagonist decides in the extreme level and chose infanticide. Beloved represents the true story of a woman who struggled a lot to save their children from being slaves. It exposes the real nature of dehumanization on women and men who work as slaves for financial support. The symbolization of scars on the body of a protagonist with past is a remarkable awakening to the readers. It talks about the regaining the consciousness of past in the present time. Toni Morrison, an author of this novel also faced racism in her childhood and this became one of the themes of her writings. She won Pulitzer Prize for this novel. Morrison uses different elements to sensitize the issues of women especially black women who being the domestic workers and at the same time protecting their family against the evils of slavery. Read More...
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Humanities |
India |
99-101 |
24 |
Web Design Scraping Tools for Mobile Devices
-Pratibha Shivram Dhamane
Web scraping is the process of extracting data from a website in an efficient and fast way. Web scraping has become an integral part of data collection and analysis in various domains. With the increasing use of mobile devices, there is a growing need for effective web scraping tools tailored for mobile platforms. This research paper presents a comprehensive study of web scraping tools on mobile devices, focusing on Python-based solutions. We evaluate and compare the performance of popular Python libraries and tools for web scraping on mobile devices, provide practical insights, and discuss ethical considerations. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
102-104 |
25 |
Smart Parking System - an IoT Based Model
-Arya Vaidya
In the past few decades urbanization has seen an exponential growth. This gave rise to idea of 'Smart Cities'. The proposed model includes deployment of a working Parking System to determine the available parking slot. This model is a small scale prototype of actual model which runs on an IOT-based framework, which helps users to find empty slots efficiently and makes their search time less. It particularly works on 'FIRST COME FIRST SERVE' method. The system runs with help of IR sensors & a LCD screen connected to Arduino which displays the information. Read More...
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B.sc IT |
India |
105-107 |
26 |
Application of Project Scheduling Techniques: A Comparative Analysis of PERT and CPM in Operations Research
-Pratibha
This technical paper explores the applications of Project Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) and Critical Path Method (CPM) in the field of Operations Research. PERT and CPM are widely used project management tools for planning, scheduling, and controlling complex projects. In this paper, we discuss the fundamentals of PERT and CPM, their historical development, and their respective strengths and weaknesses. We also provide real-world applications of these techniques, highlighting their significance in optimizing project management processes. Read More...
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Mathematics |
India |
108-109 |
27 |
A Literature Survey on Different Coding Techniques in MIMO using Various Filters
-MD Tarique Reyaz ; Nehul Mathur; Arvind Kaurav
In this survey paper discuss the various coding technique in MEMO-OFDM and discuss the multiple filters. A multicarrier modulation in which the transmitted bit- stream is partitioned into various sub-streams is known as an OFDM system. MIMO system can make use of multipath components to a considerable extent. Also, it can be anti-multipath fading system. Recently, there are two schemes to solve the problem of frequency selective fading namely Equalization, and OFDM. Although OFDM is critical for the B30&40 broadband wireless communications, its ability to improve the spectrum utilization is limited. Contrarily, MIMO-OFDM provides higher data transfer rate by the developing space resources in OFDM. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
110-114 |
28 |
Self Cleaning Geopolymer Concrete (SCGC) Using Industrial By-Products - A Comparison Review
-P Abhilash ; C Sashidar
Concrete is widely used material next to water in the world. It stands as 3rd largest emitter of the Carbon dioxide (CO2) which is greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming. Geopolymer Concrete is a distinct concrete, which will not use Portland cement in its preparation significantly reducing the carbon footprints. Geopolymer concrete is an eco-friendly concrete as it is made by using industrial by-products (i.e. fly ash, metakolin and silica fume etc.) that have alumina and silica content, and the problem of disposal of these industrial wastes which pollutes the land can also be resolved. Geopolymer binder is made by mixing sodium silicate (Na2SiO3) and sodium hydroxide (NaOH) or potassium silicate (K2SiO3) and potassium hydroxide (KOH) in required quantity with the above industrial by-products. Further, by adding photo catalytic substances like Titania (TiO2) and Zinc oxide (ZnO) to the concrete it develops the ability of self-cleaning. The concrete with self-cleaning capacity will energise the photo catalysts by using UV (Ultra-violet) radiation from Sun light thus by accelerating organic particles decomposition through oxidation reaction. As a result, it is possible to keep building surfaces clean and minimise air pollution. This paper reviews the effect of various ashes like rice husk ash, baggasse ash and bottom ash etc. in partial or full replacement of fly ash and ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS) in geopolymer concrete to make it suitable for many applications with the identified gaps and future scope. The existing literature supports the use of SCGC in place of conventional concrete not only due to lesser environmental impacts associated but also due to better waste utilisation and resource conservation in the SCGC. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
115-117 |
29 |
Use of AI In Students Everyday Life
-Swaroop Kavache
This research delves into the omnipresent influence of artificial intelligence (AI) in the lives of college students. AI, the culmination of human intelligence and technological innovation, encompasses a wide array of capabilities rather than a singular technical approach. Divided into two distinct branches, automation-oriented and application-oriented learning, AI serves as an undeniable force poised to transform the labor-intensive landscape. Its power lies in the symbiosis between vast data sets and predictive algorithms, impacting productivity, remote work, and fostering competition. Furthermore, AI holds profound implications for education, significantly shaping the student community it serves. By offering personalized learning experiences, efficient grading, and insightful educational recommendations, AI bolsters student engagement and academic success. It offers flexibility, accessibility, and adaptability, making learning more engaging and personalized than ever before. In this comprehensive research, we employed a carefully designed Google Form survey to gather responses from 134 students spanning various educational levels, from undergraduates to postgraduates. By scrutinizing the diverse responses, we aimed to uncover how AI technologies intertwine with the daily routines of students. This exploration promises a deeper understanding of AI's role in education, adding nuance to the narrative our methodology, based on a broad sample and extensive questionnaire, paves the way for a comprehensive comprehension of AI's place in the lives of students. The study addresses both the opportunities and potential concerns posed by the increasing integration of AI into education, offering insights that hold far-reaching implications for education policymakers and technology developers. This interdisciplinary approach promises valuable contributions to our understanding of the transformative influence of AI on students' lives and their learning experiences. This research is not only timely but also offers a rewarding journey for those interested in the intersection of technology, education, and AI. It underscores the importance of leveraging AI's potential while remaining vigilant about ethical considerations and data privacy, ultimately shaping the future of education. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
118-120 |
30 |
Environmental Sustainability in Libraries
-Juli Thakuria ; Prof Manoj Kumar Sinha
The rapid growth of Information and Communication Technology has changed in every sphere in day-to-day life. People are using new gadgets for an easy lifestyle. Libraries are not legging behind this. Now the libraries are going to digital. For that they are using new technology/equipment i.e. Computer, Scanner, Printer, Photocopier, Air Conditioner, etc. which have an impact using paper, ink, electricity on the environment. If the libraries adopt green practices/services, it will reduce the carbon footprint and build up environmentally sustainability. Green Library is the practice to minimize the negative impact on the environment and maximize the indoor environmental quality through site selection, reusing of construction material, and biodegradable products, conservation of resources, reducing of waste, etc. The role of the green libraries is not only environmental awareness but also in the lifelong learning process. This paper explains environmental sustainability, green printing, copying, uses of library construction material and other green practices. It also describes the sustainable strategies and awareness for the libraries. Read More...
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Library and Information Science |
India |
121-123 |
31 |
The Psychological Effects of Social Phobia on Undergraduate Students
-Omprakash Batheja ; Akshit Singh; Parth Chaoudhari
This study examines how social anxiety is perceived and experienced by students in a classroom context. It reveals a complex picture of social anxiety's presence and effects on numerous areas of students' life by analyzing data gathered from 63 respondents. The results show that social anxiety is a common occurrence among students, with more than 50% reporting sporadic worry and a notable number reporting frequent or ongoing social anxiety. It's significant that this worry has a variety of implications on academic participation, from minor obstacles to more obvious difficulties in class activities and assignments. There are many different ways to cope, including avoidance, encouraging self-talk, getting help, deep breathing, and meditation. There is a lack of awareness of university support services for social anxiety, indicating the need for more outreach to make sure students are aware of the options. Students frequently talk about their social anxiety with their family and friends, underscoring the value of these social support systems. Students exhibit optimism about long-term management and recovery from social anxiety, which is crucial. However, the fact that public speaking is a substantial anxiety trigger highlights the significance of focused therapies in this situation. In conclusion, this study emphasizes the importance of treating social anxiety in the student population, pushing for more people to be aware of the support resources that are available, and encouraging knowledge of practical coping strategies. Academic institutions can improve students' general wellbeing and academic success by doing this. Read More...
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Arts |
India |
124-131 |
32 |
Electric Vehicles Trend and Market in India
-Anvay Avinash Kurve ; Avinash Kurve
With slightly 0.1% of all vehicles being electric, India is a snail to the request for electric vehicles. still, the Indian government has lately put into place a number of laws to encourage the relinquishment of EVs. For case, the government has introduced the FAME plan, or Faster Relinquishment and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles, which offers fiscal impulses for the purchase of electric vehicles. The government has distributed INR 10,000 crore ($1.4 billion) over the coming three times towards the relinquishment of electric vehicles and the construction of structure under FAME II. The India electric vehicle request size was valued at USD220.1 million in 2020 and is anticipated to grow at a composite periodic growth rate (CAGR) of94.4 from 2021 to 2030. The seductive impulses being offered by the Indian government on the product and purchase of electric vehicles to encourage the relinquishment of electric vehicles are anticipated to drive the growth of the request over the cast period. The outbreak of the COVID- 19 epidemic touched off a significant decline in the overall deals of passenger and marketable vehicles in 2020. still, the deals of electric vehicles in India remained innocent. Thepost-lockdown trade of pure and cold-blooded electric vehicles is a prominent driving factor for the electric vehicle request in India. The strict Green House Gas (GHG) emigration morals drafted by the government, similar as the Bharat Stage (BS) VI emigration norms introduced by India's Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), are also anticipated to play a decisive part in driving the growth of the request. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
132-135 |
33 |
Personality Analysis
-Saniya Imran Bagwan ; Pranoti Shivaji Ingavale; Ketaki Gajanan Kestikar; Pragyasmruti Pitamber Swain; Mrs. Ashwini A Udagave
Personality traits analysis in a wide variety. It generate an important life outcomes. personality traits can do change in response to physically mature and life experiences. However, psychologists have only recently taken interest in whether personality traits might also be able to be changed and whether in difficult situation how trait changes can translate into improvements in relevant life outcomes. This chapter overviews modern theories and data on how and why personality is thought to naturally change across time and whether interventions might be able to successfully change people's traits. Future research directions are discussed. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
136-137 |
34 |
Internet of Things in Smart Cities
-Fatima Muzammil Nasikkar
This research paper delves into the significant role of the Internet of Things (IoT) in transforming urban areas into smart cities. With more than half of the world's population residing in cities, the paper highlights how IoT technologies are reshaping urban life by enhancing mobility, optimizing resource utilization, and improving public safety. Additionally, it discusses the challenges of data privacy, security, and ethics that come with IoT adoption in cities. Ultimately, the paper emphasizes that IoT in smart cities is not solely a technological advancement but a critical strategy for creating smarter, more resilient, and people-centered urban spaces. It aims to serve as a valuable resource for policymakers, urban planners, technologists, and researchers in this field. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
138-140 |
35 |
Depression Detection Using Deep Learning
-Apurva Pingale ; Ishika Pandya; Rohit More; Sidhant Mhaske
Depression is a widespread illness that has potentially devastating consequences. With the rapid growth of social media and internet users, timely identification of emotional responses has become critical. Mental diseases are extremely dangerous, affecting about 300 million people. Therefore, this is why research is being conducted on the subject. With advances in machine learning and the availability of sample data related to depression, there is the prospect of building an early depression diagnostic system, which is critical to reducing the number of people suffering from depression. In this paper, the application of sentiment analysis and deep learning methodologies to depression and stress detection and monitoring are discussed. In addition, a fundamental plan of an incorporated multimodal framework for stress and depression checking, that incorporates estimation investigation and deep learning processing strategies, is proposed. In particular, the paper traces the fundamental issues and moves comparative with the structure of such a framework. Read More...
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Machine Learning |
India |
141-145 |
36 |
EduResult Pro: A Software Solution for Streamlined Educational Result Analysis
-Amruta Harichandra Katkar ; Sajida Yakub Mujawar; Sanyukta Bajrang Kane; Shivani Indrapal Mourya; Ms L. H. Telgar
The EduResult Pro project aims to develop a software application for retrieving and analyzing educational result data from the MSBTE website. This study outlines the design, development, and implementation process, along with the results of the analysis. The application uses API data exchange techniques to extract the result data, which are then stored and analyzed using a PostgreSQL database. The analysis includes identifying top performers, year-down students, and subject-back students. The findings demonstrate the effectiveness of the application in providing valuable insights into student performance. The EduResultPro software is a comprehensive solution for educational result analysis, tailored to the specific needs of educational institutions. This paper outlines the key features and development methodology of EduResultPro, focusing on its functionality for users, both new and returning. This versatile platform empowers users to access academic data efficiently, analyze results, and make informed decisions, all while maintaining data security and user-friendly interactions. The project integrates seamlessly with an API to retrieve real-time data, allowing for dynamic data analysis. Additionally, it offers a range of export and analysis options to meet diverse user requirements. This paper highlights the essential aspects of EduResultPro, ensuring that it stands as a reliable and robust solution for academic result analysis. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
146-148 |