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Real-time Insect Detection in YOLOv5 Model Analysis and Tracking with Deep Sort Model
-Surat Banerjee
Traditional methods for detecting insects, such as lizards and cockroaches, like visual inspections and traps, can be time-consuming and costly, but they can also be effective. In recent years, however, deep learning algorithms have shown promise for detecting insects in images and videos. This paper introduces a YOLO-based deep-learning model for insect detection in various environments. The YOLO algorithm was chosen for its high speed and accuracy in object detection tasks. A dataset of images and videos containing lizards and cockroaches was collected and labeled, and the YOLO model was trained using a custom architecture and hyperparameters. The model's performance was evaluated using various metrics, including precision and recall. The results show that the YOLO-based model achieved high accuracy in detecting insects and tracking with deep sort models. The limitations and potential improvements of the YOLO model for insect detection are also discussed, along with future research directions. Overall, this study demonstrates the potential of machine learning algorithms for addressing pest control challenges in various environments. Read More...
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M.Tech in Computer Science And Engineering |
India |
1-5 |
2 |
The Impact of Digital Financial Literacy on Economic Empowerment Financial Stability and Business Success Across Diverse Demographics and MSME Sectors A Systematic Literature Review
-Dr.P.Chellasamy ; A.Angelcybi
Digital financial literacy is becoming more and more acknowledged as a necessary skill set in today's digital economy. The goal of this systematic literature review is to present a thorough overview of the body of knowledge currently available on digital financial literacy, with an emphasis on its definition, traits, assessment techniques, and implications. Fifty pertinent publications were found after a thorough search of internet databases for this evaluation. The results show that understanding digital financial goods, using digital tools for financial management, and guarding against digital financial hazards are just a few of the competencies that make up digital financial literacy. The report emphasizes the need for more investigation into the connection between digital financial literacy and financial well-being. All things considered, this review contributes to our understanding of digital financial literacy and provides direction for scholars, instructors, and legislators who wish to encourage financial literacy in the digital age. Read More...
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COMMERCE |
India |
6-12 |
3 |
Review Of Vibration Monitoring in Machining EN Series Material
-Rupal Vyasa ; Pragensh Brahmbhatt
The machining had been considered to be an important aspect for shaping material as per the requirement using material removal concept. EN 31 has been used on a large scale in various applications like development of injection mold die, etc. The process itself relates to various parameters. Among them few parameters had been adjusted as process input parameters i.e. speed, Feed, depth of cut, orientation of work piece, tool type, etc. And few considered being output parameters that a machinist can observe for product quality justification. The review article here is giving exposure to those parameters. The depth presentation of parameters affecting machining of EN31 steel has been presented here. The findings available had been referred for development of logical range of acceptable machining parameters and surface parameters. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
13-18 |
4 |
Analysis Of Road Congestion Condition of Chetak Bridge Area in Bhopal: A Case Study
-Shrikanta Roul ; Hitesh Kodwani
In Madhya Pradesh. Bhopal, as the capital city, must sustain its growth momentum, and this event is classified as household characteristics, which are one of the factors influencing trip generation and attraction, as well as assigning traffic signals, channelization, and intersections to each zone in Bhopal. The purpose of this research is to identify the factors that contribute to traffic congestion in Bhopal, as well as potential solutions to these issues. The Chetak Bridge area is also heavily influenced by the Bhopal Metro Railway Station because it is too close to the market area, and the entire area is influenced by the travelers who use the rack points near the Vidisha Railway Station. In this study, we investigate solutions to road traffic congestion caused by rotary intersections. Rotary intersections, or roundabouts, have been proposed as a solution to traffic congestion. On the plus side, rotaries can keep traffic moving while avoiding red light delays. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
19-22 |
5 |
Planning And Design Implementation Using Mx Road and Google Earth: A Review
-Shivraj Singh Gurjar ; Hitesh Kodwani
Mathematical plan includes the foundation of a street arrangement that sticks as far as possible and guidelines of the site. The primary objectives are cost reduction, environmental minimization, and achieving maximum efficiency and safety. The next step in increasing a road/highway engineer's value is learning software that can be used to apply their knowledge of road geometric design. The objective of this study is to find out how to make an interpretation of street mathematical plan into programming and how it connects with the plan guidelines used in the program. Bentley MX ROAD is a powerful string-based modeling tool for quickly and accurately designing various kinds of roads. In this paper we are conducting an audit of writing regarding “Analysis of geometric design of highway using mx road†Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
23-26 |
6 |
Experimental Investigation on Fly Ash based Geo Polymer Self Cleaning Concrete
-Vaibhav Trivedi ; Dr J N Vyas
Concrete is the most comprehensively used material for construction in building technology. However, production of the cement releases huge amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) to the atmosphere that leads to increasing the global warming worldwide. Thus, for environmental friendly construction an innovative alternative material such as photo catalyst concrete has been established. Photocatalytic concrete replaces the Conventional cement and gives eco-friendly alternative binder. This technology offered Nano particles to improve their mechanical properties by adding the Nano clay into the cement paste. Such type of concrete also has been developed to be performed as self-cleaning construction materials. The self-cleaning properties of the concrete are improvised with the help of photocatalytic materials such as titanium Di-oxide (TiO2). Self-cleaning concrete that contains those photocatalytic will be strengthened by ultraviolet (UV) radiation and hastens the disintegration of organic particulates. Thus, the neatness of the building surfaces can be sustained and pollution developed in air can be reduced. In this study, the photocatalytic material used is Titanium dioxide (TiO2) which is added to concrete by 3, 5, and 8% of cement by weight. The fly ash can also be used to improve the properties of such concrete in order to enhance the self-compacting properties. The fly ash replaces the cement by 10%, 20% & 30% respectively for different grades of concrete. The various tests i.e. compressive strength test, flexural strength test and tensile strength test will be conducted on the specimen of hardened concrete. Workability test will be conducted on fresh concrete for determining the property of self-cleaning concrete. Durability test of self-cleaning concrete was conducted by using sodium chloride (NaCl) solution. The test for determining the self-cleaning property of the photocatalytic concrete is examined by using RhB (Rhoda mine dye) discolouration under U.V. light, which is also considered as a standard test for self-cleaning cementitious materials. The results will give an idea regarding the suitability of alternative material rather than conventional concrete and with the photocatalytic action the concrete will be used as self-cleaning which will be eco-friendly for environment. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
27-33 |
7 |
An Overview and Analysis of Milimeter Wave Hybrid Beamforming
-Ankita R. Sabal ; Rahul M. Patil
Based on exploiting a large number of mobile communication's accessible spectrum resources, millimeter-wave (mm-wave) technology is a viable method to improve the network capacity and coverage of next-generation (5G). Enhancing and using mm-wave beamforming channel propagation characteristics is necessary to improve the 5G network. Given the influence of mm-wave propagation channels' inadequate route loss, delay spread, and penetration loss, achieving high data rates continues to be difficult. High cost and energy usage provide additional difficulties that need merging analog and digital beamforming (hybrid beamforming) to lessen the quantity of radio frequency (RF) chains. The distributed powers in the tiny cell were presented in this study as a way to decrease high cost and energy consumption while suppressing route loss by defining a significant power and managing the distributed power. In mm-wave technology, hybrid beamforming makes use of a wide bandwidth to lower the significant path loss in Rayleigh fading channels. Reducing the quantity of RF chains and the dispersed number of users is also necessary to achieve the trade-off between RF chains' energy consumption and cost effectiveness. This study concludes that huge multiple input multiple output (MIMO) systems with hybrid beamforming provide a potential foundation for developing and using 5G networks. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication |
India |
34-37 |
8 |
The Impact of Partial Replacement of the Cement in Concrete with Oyster Shell Ash and Marble Powder
-Vikash Prasad ; Kamlesh Kumar Choudhary
One of the materials that is most frequently utilized in the building industry is concrete. Sand, cement, water, and aggregate make up the majority of the materials in concrete mix. River sand and regular Portland cement are typically utilized as fine aggregate and cement in concrete mixes. Because excessive river sand excavation is causing river beds to erode and fail, which is turning into a major environmental problem, oyster shell ash and marble powder are being used in place of cement to solve this problem. The main goal of this study was to create a high-performance concrete by substituting oyster shell for cement and experimenting to measure the impact of the shell on the concrete. This experiment is to be carried out using several tests which include initial tests for cement, fine aggregate and coarse aggregate, workability, compressive, tensile and flexural test etc. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
38-41 |
9 |
Bridging The Gap: Addressing Education Disparities Between Rural and Urban Areas
-Rashmi Pillai ; Dr. Prakriti Chaturvedi
Education is a fundamental pillar of societal development, yet significant disparities persist between rural and urban areas globally. This research paper aims to explore the educational inequalities existing between rural and urban regions, analyzing their root causes, impacts, and potential solutions. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature, statistical data, and case studies, this paper delves into various factors contributing to this gap, including infrastructure, access to resources, teacher quality, socio-economic status, and cultural dynamics. Additionally, it examines the consequences of these disparities on individuals, communities, and broader national development goals. Furthermore, the paper highlights successful initiatives and strategies employed to bridge this gap, ranging from policy interventions to community-based programs and technological innovations. By synthesizing diverse perspectives and evidence-based insights, this paper offers valuable insights for policymakers, educators, and stakeholders committed to fostering equitable education opportunities for all, irrespective of geographical location. Read More...
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Education |
India |
42-46 |
10 |
Time History Analysis of Hybrid Outrigger System
-Sanket Upeshkumar Patel ; Prof. D. H. Raval
The study conducted dynamic analyses of various configurations of Hybrid Outrigger Systems, encompassing different models of outriggers, to comprehensively evaluate and compare their response under seismic loading conditions. This study presents a comprehensive time-history analysis of a 40-storey building subjected to three distinct ground motion records: El Centro, Bhuj, and Mexico. The dynamic behavior of the structure is rigorously simulated, accounting for nonlinear effects to assess parameters such as story drift, lateral displacement, story shear, and overturning moment. The comparative analysis aids engineers and designers in understanding the effectiveness of different ground motion records and informs decision-making regarding seismic design and risk mitigation strategies for tall buildings. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
47-51 |
11 |
Mood Matters: Exploring the Impact of Mood-Journaling Apps and Proposing an Innovative Approach
-Mohd Zeeshan Haque ; Kausher Imam Alam
In the realm of digital mental health, mood-journaling applications have gained popularity for their potential to enhance emotional well-being. This paper undergoes a paradigm shift, focusing on the efficacy of mood-journaling apps and the development of a novel web application that addresses identified issues in existing platforms. A systematic evaluation of prevalent mood-journaling applications uncovers shortcomings, including scientifically unproven questions and a neglect of factors such as agency and gratitude. Motivated by these findings, we present the development and assessment of a web application that integrates evidence-based questioning and incorporates dimensions of agency and gratitude. The study draws on a comprehensive methodology involving literature reviews, software surveys, and user-centric assessments. Results demonstrate the positive impact of scientifically grounded questions, highlighting the significance of addressing these factors in fostering improved mental well-being. The conclusion emphasizes the potential of mood-journaling apps and envisions a future where technology contributes substantially to emotional resilience and mental health. This research contributes to the evolving landscape of digital mental health solutions and sets a benchmark for the design and evaluation of mood-journaling applications. Read More...
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Master of Computer Application |
India |
52-55 |
12 |
Detecting Mental Health Through Screening and Chatbot Interventions
-Yamasani Venkata Akhil Teja Reddy ; Anchula Lakshmi Sruthi; Sarva Nithin; Jangam Nagaraju
The promotion of mental health and positive mental health's maintenance have been a significant problem on the global level. Anxiety, depression, OCD, Bipolar disorder, stress, eating disorders, the pressure of work, and education are some of the common mental health issues that people are usually grappling with across the globe. This will make solving the complexity of the human mind the number one need for the attribution of ongoing initiatives to hasten that process. The mental issue is to be alleviated as it stands. Hence, implementation of technologies for evaluation and support is suggested and the strategy prioritises technological interventions here. The classical mechanisms of mental health assessments go head-to-head with a considerable number of challenges including societal stigmatisation, financial implications, and accessibility limitations. To this end, our novel software remains as a tool for digital treatment, which actually costs less and ensures user privacy. Our system organises a thorough evaluation process to diagnose the patient's problem and proffer custom-made solutions. Furthermore, it layers a chatbot for the user to supply crucial emotional backup. The system collects data of various kinds and kinds of data, including unstructured files, refined datasets, questionnaires, and data from APIs, all of which are stored in a specific database to facilitate prediction modelling. Then starts with an automated web-based questionnaire, the BRIEF MENTAL HEALTH SCREENING, which has been created and tested to aid the users with insights into their mental well-being. With the help of machine learning algorithms, the system determines if people are suffering from mental health problems. In cases where the feedback is too general, the tool conducts an intensive breakdown of the data. Age-based questions form the basis of this phase, where the indication of psychological health will be through unheard-of features such as musical tastes, dietary preferences, facial recognition, and screen time. Post the detection of a mental health problem, a series of tests, including the battery screens, which may reveal a range of conditions such as depression, anxiety, stress, social anxiety, and bipolar illness, will be conducted. The collective overall score from these evaluations can be the central point for a comprehensive decision on the user's situation. Post-diagnosis, our system extends its support further by offering an interaction platform with an emotionally attuned chatbot. This dynamic chatbot adapts its responses to align with the user's emotional state, providing an empathetic and personalised interaction. Whether the user is in distress or feeling down, the chatbot's responses mirror their emotional disposition, fostering a sense of confidence and encouragement. By Adopting An All-encompassing methodology, our system strives to comprehensively address mental health challenges, sparing no effort to enhance well-being. Read More...
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Artificial Intelligence and Data Science |
India |
56-70 |
13 |
Simulation Study of Effect of Punch Corner Radius and Binder Holding Gap on Formability of AA 6061 Using AFDEX
-Avinash Hiremath ; Avinash Hiremath; Bharat S Kodli
The objective of this project is to study the effect of punch corner radius, binder holding gap and punch velocity in single stage deep drawing process. Analysis is carried by varying punch velocity, punch corner radius and binder holding gap and keeping BHF, coefficient of friction, initial temperature constant. CAD modelling of dies is done using Solid Edge V19 and simulation of single stage deep drawing is carried out using AFDEX simulation software. The punch velocity is varied from 850mm-s to 950mm-s and punch corner radius is varied in between 2mm to 5mm. The BHF (775N) and co-efficient of friction (0.1) are kept constant. In case of binder holding gap, it is varied in steps of 0.25mm from 0mm to 1mm and binder holding force is doubled (1500N). The forming type is cold and hence the temperature is maintained at 25ºC.The material used for this simulation process is Aluminium Alloy AA6061. Twenty-four simulations were carried in AFDEX simulation software to get damage values using different punch velocities, punch corner radius and binder holding gap. We observed from the results that punch corner radius influence the thickness distribution in deep drawn cup and binder holding gap have influence on wrinkle formation. Read More...
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M.E in Production Enginerring |
India |
71-75 |
14 |
Mathematical Modelling and Performance Analysis of Digital Speaker
-Dhaval Ajay Kulkarni ; Manish M Patil; Rahul M Patil
Mathematical models are utilised in nearly all areas of electronics to represent various devices. Mathematical modelling allows for the study of electrical device properties without the need for physical hardware. A mathematical model is frequently employed as a surrogate for a physical equipment that has to be evaluated, resulting in a substantial reduction in measurement expenses. Like other electrical devices, a loudspeaker can also be characterised using equations that define its performance and characteristics. The mathematical representation of a dynamic speaker is derived from its equivalent circuit. The paper outlines a mathematical approach for mimicking distortions in loudspeakers employed in alarm systems. It is feasible to simulate the standard parameters of loudspeakers using an electrical equivalent circuit and a mathematical model. Read More...
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M.E. in Electronics And Telecommunication |
India |
76-81 |