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Daily Expense Tracking System
-Arpita Raju Pol ; Vishakha Suresh Wankhede; Samruddhi Mahesh Surve; Mrs. Reena Gharat
Keeping track of daily expenses is an essential part of managing personal finances, but many people find it challenging. Without a proper system, it's easy to lose track of where money goes, leading to overspending and financial stress. The “Daily Expense Tracking System” is designed to help users organize and monitor their spending in a simple and efficient way. This web-based application makes it easy to log expenses, categorize them, and generate reports to better understand spending habits. Built using PHP and MySQL for the backend, and HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the frontend, the system offers a seamless experience. It consists of two main sections: the User Module and the Admin Module. The User Module allows individuals to record expenses, sort them into categories, and view reports that provide insights into their financial behavior. The Admin Module helps manage users, monitor the system, and oversee expense categories. By automating the process of expense tracking, this system reduces errors and makes financial management more accessible. Users can quickly generate reports for specific time periods, helping them make smarter financial decisions. With a focus on data security and ease of use, the system offers a reliable way to stay in control of personal finances. The goal of this project is to provide a user-friendly and efficient solution for expense tracking, helping people build better financial habits and plan for the future. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
1-8 |
| 2 |
A Statistical Analysis of Outliers in Diabetes Prediction
-Gurleen Kaur ; Harsh Pratap Jain; Vashnavi Walia; Asmita Singh
In response to the growing incidence of the disease, this study creates a machine learning pipeline for diabetes pre diction utilizing the Pima Indians Diabetes database. This paper presents the analysis of outliers and its effects on the performance of prediction model. In this study, we included Naive Bayes, Random Forest, Decision Trees, KNN, and Logistic Regression. The analysis gives the selection of optimal predictive method, significant features identification, and the effects of class imbalance. Based on clinical factors such as blood pressure, insulin, glucose, and BMI, we performed this study. Preprocessing the data is a part of the pipeline to handle outliers and missing values and provide objective training. Performance measurements are used, with an emphasis on F1-score because of class imbalance. These metrics include accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. We analyze the results on the basis of these performance parameters and concluded that Random Forest attaining the maximum accuracy and F1 score. Read More...
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Computer Science Engineering |
India |
9-14 |
| 3 |
Electricity Efficient Stepwise Water Pumping System for Wells
-Bhushan Vilas Gajare
The integration of electricity as a cost-effective energy source into traditional water-pumping systems presents an innovative solution to reduce the number of pumping operations required for well water. This research introduces an electricity-efficient water-pumping system specifically designed for wells, leveraging the natural electricity generated by the earth itself to minimize energy consumption and environmental impact. Read More...
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Agricultural Engineering |
India |
15-17 |
| 4 |
A Comprehensive Survey on Ride Sharing App Development: Trends, Technologies, and Challenges
-Supriya Sambhaji Sonawale ; Harsh Jain; Kasim Chhota; Vaibhav Dhoran; Priyanka Kumbhar
This project focuses on creating a real-time ride-sharing platform designed to offer a more efficient, sustainable, and accessible mode of transport by linking passengers with drivers heading in similar directions. This project focuses on creating a seamless user experience through an app that allows users to request rides, match with available drivers, track their journey in real time, and share costs. Built using a robust tech stack, the app features a secure user authentication system, dynamic location tracking with GPS, and an intuitive interface to manage ride details. Key features include real-time notifications, fare estimation, in-app chat functionality, and user ratings, fostering a trustworthy and interactive platform. The app also integrates a payment gateway, ensuring secure and convenient transactions for users. This project provides a sustainable alternative to traditional travel, reducing traffic congestion and carbon emissions through shared rides. By applying state-of-the-art technologies and adhering to high software quality standards, this real-time ride-sharing app has the potential to transform urban mobility and set a foundation for future improvements in ride-sharing. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
18-19 |
| 5 |
Design And Fabrication Of Solar Cum Battery Powerd Inverter For Stand Alone and Distributed Power Generation Applications
-Suhas P. Walde ; Prof. Priyanka Deshmukh; Dr. D. R. Tutakane
A hybrid solar inverter is a device that combines the functionalities of a solar inverter and a battery inverter into a single unit. Its main function is to manage the flow of electricity between solar panels, batteries, and the electrical grid in a hybrid solar power system. A simple, reasonably priced converter which feeds solar generated power to an AC grid with battery backup. A push-pull inverter topology with a centre-tap step-up transformer and a push pull configuration of MOSFETs is proposed. For synchronizing with ac grid a RC series connected resistance and capacitor combination is connected across the ac supply to obtain variable leading phase angle control which controls the power feed back to the ac grid from solar inverter in ice-landing mode of operation of inverter. Solar DC energy is converted into quasi square AC power using a single phase quasi square wave three level inverter and a step-up centre-tap transformer. The output voltage and phase angle of the inverter connected to the AC bus are kept under control through duty ratio control and phase angle control, respectively. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
20-22 |
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Direct Market Access For Farmer & Equipment Rental System
-Gaurav Girish Dhangar ; Kaveri Pankaj Vidhate; Mohit Narendra Patil; Rajat Rajesh Khalkar; Soham Sanjay Gharate
The project titled "Direct Market Access for Farmers & Equipment Rental System" aims to create an innovative platform that connects farmers directly with consumers and businesses, streamlining the sale of agricultural products while facilitating the rental of essential farming equipment. This dual-function system addresses the challenges faced by farmers in accessing markets and optimizing resource utilization. By providing a direct marketplace, the platform enables farmers to showcase their produce, set competitive prices, and engage with buyers without intermediaries, thereby maximizing their profits. The integrated equipment rental feature allows farmers to access a variety of machinery and tools on-demand, reducing the financial burden of purchasing expensive equipment outright. Utilizing user-friendly interfaces and advanced algorithms, the system ensures a seamless experience for both farmers and consumers. Features such as real-time inventory tracking, secure payment options, and customer feedback mechanisms enhance trust and transparency in transactions. This project not only supports local economies by promoting direct sales but also fosters sustainable agricultural practices by enabling efficient resource sharing. Overall, the "Direct Market Access for Farmers & Equipment Rental System" represents a significant step forward in empowering farmers, improving market access, and enhancing the overall efficiency of the agricultural supply chain. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
23-24 |
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Enhancing Water Quality Classification in Agriculture Using a Voting Classifier Ensemble Approach
-Sherilyn Kevin ; Santosh Kumar Singh ; Hrushi Bhola; Kunal Singh
Water quality plays a critical role in agriculture, affecting crop yields, livestock health, and overall farm productivity. Traditional assessment methods are slow and resource-intensive, making them impractical for large-scale monitoring. This study explores the application of machine learning in water quality classification, leveraging a voting classifier that integrates Gradient Boosting, CatBoost, and AdaBoost to enhance accuracy and scalability. The dataset, pre-processed and augmented for robustness, was used to train and evaluate the model, achieving an accuracy of 92.03% on the test set. Results indicate that ensemble learning significantly improves prediction reliability over individual models. By providing a scalable and efficient approach to water quality monitoring, this research contributes to sustainable agriculture and better resource management. Future work will focus on expanding datasets, integrating environmental variables, and developing real-time IoT-based monitoring systems for enhanced decision-making. Read More...
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M.SC.IT |
India |
25-28 |
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An Economic Evaluation of Solid Waste Management in Uttar Pradesh: Insights from Lucknow
-Om Prakash ; Prabhat Narayan; Mr Anupam Kumar Gautam
This study attempts an economic evaluation of solid waste management (SWM) in Uttar Pradesh, specifically in the city of Lucknow. It analyzes waste generation, composition, collection systems, and disposal practices, offering valuable perspectives on the SWM challenges and capabilities within the city. Results show that about 47% of waste is organic waste, making the proper separation between different types of waste essential to reduce transport costs and reduce the impact on the environment. Despite positive step-changes in waste collection, such as the roll-out of a range of vehicles and smart bins, challenges like wet waste disposal or under-delivery on waste-to-energy solutions remain challenges. This way, analysis of the impact of MSW disposal highlights adverse effects on soil and water supply. The study calls for better practices, like the use of liners to reduce leachate contamination. As the study compares the systems of Lucknow against those of Delhi, it highlights a gap between the two cities, where Lucknow can benefit from a more economical, yet effective waste-to-energy systems based on this study, while in the longer run, it reiterates the necessity of integrated waste management system for sustainable economic and environmental development. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
29-33 |
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Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) Program, HAZCOM Standard, Impacts of Chemical Hazard and Chemical Safety Awareness
-Mohammad Sarfraz Alam
Main parts of HAZCOM are labels on the drum, container, tanker, Chemical Inventory, Safety data sheet, NFPA and training for the workers. Hazard communication or “HAZCOM” deals with hazardous chemicals used in the workplace. Creates awareness to the user on the effects of hazardous chemicals including its risk, control measures and precautions to be taken. A hazardous chemical is a material that can harm your body. Industrial /household chemicals can cause harm at certain level of exposure to the human body.
Chemical list in PHD of YANSAB:
Approximately 20 chemicals available in PHD.
Ink and Solvent: Bagging Area (for printing of bags)
LPG cylinders: LPG Shelter (for Forklift)
Lacquer thinner: Garage Workshop (for Rolling equipment)
Coolant: Garage Workshop (for Towing truck)
Mobil: Garage Workshop (for Towing truck)
Freon 134a: HVAC Chiller unit (for HVAC room)
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Environmental Engineering |
India |
34-42 |
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Studies and Standardization of Moringa Date Bites as Healthy Snack Option
-Aseeba ; Sia Ittyavirah
The rise of unhealthy snacking habits and an increasing focus on health-conscious consumption have led to a growing demand for nutritious, minimally processed snacks. This study investigates the formulation, nutritional composition, and consumer acceptability of Moringa Power Bites, a functional snack designed to provide a balanced nutritional profile while aligning with global trends in plant-based and sustainable food products. Moringa oleifera, commonly referred to as the Miracle Tree, is a nutrient-rich superfood containing essential amino acids, fiber, vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals. The study aims to maximize the nutritional benefits of moringa while maintaining desirable sensory attributes such as taste, texture, and appearance. A total of ten formulations were developed using moringa powder, dates, peanuts, orange juice, and a mix of seeds (sunflower, pumpkin, and flax seeds). These ingredients were selected for their complementary health benefits, including high protein content, natural sweetness (no added sugar), and fiber enrichment. The formulations underwent proximate and nutritional analyses to assess moisture, ash content, protein, fat, carbohydrates, fiber, iron, and vitamin C levels. The best three samples were identified based on their balanced macronutrient composition, with Sample 9 (3.5:6) emerging as the most optimal in terms of carbohydrates (58.5g), protein (5.23g), iron (17.2mg), and fiber (2.99g) per serving. Sensory evaluation was conducted using a 9-point Hedonic Scale, assessing attributes such as appearance, color, taste, flavor, texture, and overall acceptability. Among the samples, Sample 9 scored the highest, with an appearance rating of 8.1 and overall acceptability of 8.0, indicating strong consumer preference. Further statistical analysis using the t-test revealed significant differences between certain samples, confirming the importance of ingredient ratios in optimizing taste and texture. A consumer acceptability test involving 100 participants showed 51% of respondents expressing strong preference, 31% moderate preference, while only 3% expressed moderate dislike. The average acceptability score was 4.3 out of 5, demonstrating positive consumer perception. Additionally, microbial analysis (Total Plate Count using the Spread Plate Method) confirmed a low bacterial load (3.2 × 10⁶ CFU/g), ensuring the product's microbiological safety and shelf stability without requiring artificial preservatives. The findings suggest that Moringa Power Bites effectively address consumer demand for sustainable, plant-based, and functional foods. The product offers multiple health benefits, including enhanced digestion, improved heart health, balanced blood sugar levels, and immunity support, making it an ideal choice for health-conscious individuals. Read More...
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Master of Science (MSc) |
India |
43-50 |
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A Machine Learning Approach for Parkinson's Disease Prediction Using Voice Analysis: A Study on Logistic Regression, AdaBoost, and Principal Component Regression
-Riya Ganesh Sevekar ; Nihal Arvind Baranwal ; Dr. Santosh Kumar Singh ; Amit Kumar Pandey
Parkinson's Disease (PD) is a movement and speech neurodegenerative disorder that gets progressively worse with time, for which early detection is essential for improved patient prognosis. Machine learning methods have indicated potential in diagnosing PD with voice-based characteristics. In the present work, we used and compared three machine learning models, namely Logistic Regression (LR), AdaBoost, and Principal Component Regression (PCR), to predict PD from a dataset of both PD and normal voice recordings. The dataset was preprocessed, involving data cleaning, feature scaling, and train-test splitting, to achieve maximum model performance. Models were trained and tested with appropriate statistical voice features like jitter, shimmer, fundamental frequency, and noise-to-harmonics ratio. The performance was measured by accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. Logistic Regression proved to be the best model with an accuracy of 92.47%, followed by AdaBoostwith an accuracy of 91.02% and Principal Component Regression with achieving accuracy of 88.45%.
The findings indicate that logistic regression, a simple and easy-to-interpret model, is very effective in separating PD from healthy subjects on the basis of voice features. Although ensemble learning methods such as AdaBoost and dimensionality reduction methods such as PCR were also effective, their accuracy was slightly less. These results indicate the promise of voice analysis with machine learning for early and non-invasive detection of PD. Future research can investigate how deep learning methods and larger datasets can be used to increase predictive accuracy and robustness.
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M.SC.IT |
India |
51-53 |
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Comparison Of Different DC-DC Converters for EV Charger Applications
-Reshma Sara
This paper presents a comparative analysis of three DC-DC converter topologies—Boost, Interleaved, and Quasi-Z-Source for electric vehicle (EV) charger applications. The primary objective is to assess their effectiveness in reducing charging time, a key parameter for efficient EV infrastructure. With increasing EV adoption, optimizing charger design remains critical to support transportation needs. Simulations conducted in MATLAB/Simulink evaluated these converters charging a 320 V, 100 Ah lithium-ion battery from 20% to 80% state of charge (SOC) using a 110 V, 60 Hz grid input. Results indicate the Quasi-Z-Source converter achieves the shortest charging time of 1.35 hours, outperforming the interleaved converter at 1.5 hours and the Boost converter at 1.62 hours. This 11-18% advantage arises from its enhanced boost factor and lower switching stress, improving energy transfer efficiency. The Boost converter, despite simplicity, demonstrates slower charging due to discontinuous output, while the interleaved converter reduces ripple but offers limited voltage gain. These findings highlight the Quasi-Z-Source converter's suitability for fast-charging systems, offering quantitative insights for selecting topologies in EV charger design and advancing infrastructure efficiency. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
54-60 |
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Analyzing Rainfall Trends in Konkan and Goa: A Data-Driven Approach
-Shravan Kamat ; Kalash Shetty; Poonam Jain; Santosh Singh
Rainfall variability plays a crucial role in shaping the ecological and economic landscape of coastal regions. The Konkan and Goa region, known for its heavy monsoonal rainfall, has witnessed fluctuations in precipitation patterns over the years due to climate change and other environmental factors. This study presents a comprehensive analysis of historical rainfall data to assess trends, seasonal distributions, and anomalies. Using statistical techniques, data visualization, and predictive modeling, this research explores the impact of monsoonal variability on regional water resources and agriculture. The dataset consists of multi-year rainfall records, categorized into monthly and annual precipitation levels. Data preprocessing involves handling missing values, detecting outliers, and standardizing the dataset for analysis. Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) techniques such as correlation matrices, box plots, and time series decomposition are applied to extract insights into rainfall distribution across different months and years. Additionally, machine learning models, including regression techniques, are used to forecast future rainfall trends. The performance of these models is evaluated using statistical error metrics to ensure reliable predictions. The findings of this study highlight significant patterns in monsoon variability and offer predictions that can aid in climate adaptation strategies, agricultural planning, and disaster risk management in the Konkan and Goa region. By integrating historical climate data with predictive analytics, this research provides valuable insights for policymakers, environmentalists, and stakeholders in water resource management. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
61-64 |
| 14 |
Doxing Celebrities Addressing Legal Gaps and Proposing Reforms in India
-Nihitha PK
The visibility of well-known figures like celebrities and social media influencers has drastically increased due to the increase usage of social media platforms, thus making them susceptible to online harassment and doxxing. Doxxing entails exposing personal information about individuals without their consent, mostly with an aim of intimidating or harassing them through unwanted attention, threats or physical harm. Despite its increasing rate, particularly among celebrities, there are no regulatory frameworks designed to combat doxxing in India. This absence emphasises serious legal issues regarding privacy rights and cyberbullying. This article examines the applicability of existing provisions on cybercrime law, privacy laws and defamation laws in major jurisdictions worldwide. After identifying the legal gaps, the researcher proposes specific changes that will help define doxxing more clearly and strengthen the legal framework aimed at protecting individuals from such assault on privacy. Read More...
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Law |
India |
65-71 |
| 15 |
Comparative Evaluation of Hybrid Neural Network Architectures for Churn Prediction in Telecom Services
-Ashirvaad Bhat ; Rahul Menon; Poonam Jain; Santosh Singh
In the competitive telecom industry, customer retention is critical to sustaining profitability. Accurate churn prediction enables proactive customer retention strategies, helping telecom providers identify and address the risk of losing valuable customers. This research investigates the efficacy of four advanced hybrid neural network architectures—Simple Neural Network (SNN) + GRU + VRNN, LSTM + Random Forest, CNN + GRU, and Autoencoder + XGBoost—for predicting customer churn. By leveraging the complementary strengths of neural networks and traditional classifiers, these hybrid models aim to overcome the limitations of standalone architectures in handling complex, high-dimensional, and imbalanced telecom datasets. The study utilizes a comprehensive telecom dataset subjected to rigorous preprocessing techniques, including feature scaling, one-hot encoding, and Synthetic Minority Oversampling Technique (SMOTE) to address class imbalance. Each hybrid model is evaluated using key performance metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, and AUC-ROC. Results highlight the superior performance of hybrid models, with the Autoencoder +XGBoost combination achieving the highest accuracy of 88.1% and an AUC-ROC of 0.93. These findings underscore the potential of hybrid architectures in enhancing churn prediction, enabling telecom companies to deploy more effective retention strategies. This research contributes to the growing field of hybrid deep learning by providing a comparative analysis of models tailored to the telecom industry. The insights gained are expected to guide practitioners in selecting appropriate architectures for churn prediction and inspire future work in real-time implementations and further optimizations of hybrid systems. Read More...
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M.SC.IT |
India |
72-75 |
| 16 |
Design Analysis and Fabrication of Articulated Foot Orthrosis
-P.Naga Sai Venkata Jaswanth ; Dr.E.Siva Krishna; R.Prudhvi; B.Mahesh Babu
This project focuses on designing, analyzing, and fabricating an Articulated Foot Orthosis (AFO) to address foot drop, improving gait stability and mobility. Using CATIA V5, a 3D model was developed with an articulated ankle joint allowing adjustable dorsiflexion. Finite Element Analysis (FEA) in ANSYS assessed stress distribution and structural integrity under gait conditions. Materials like PLA, ABS, and CFRP were evaluated, with PLA selected for its superior mechanical properties and lightweight nature. The AFO was fabricated using 3D printing, ensuring a custom fit and enhanced comfort. Gait analysis demonstrated improved ankle dorsiflexion, foot clearance, and overall stability. This research underscores the potential of integrating CAD, 3D printing, and FEA to develop patient-centric AFOs, offering an effective solution for foot drop and gait impairments. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
76-81 |
| 17 |
Automatic College Bell and Notice Board
-Mr. Ajay Misra ; Mr.Pradeep Pandey; Miss.Vanshree Shrikhande; Miss.Tanvi Gaur; Mr.Hemant S.Kadamdhad
The require Foran programmed College Chime and Take note Board is presently a need which has been advanced with the transformation in innovation and boost within the education system where time could Bea major calculate influencing the instructive framework where the time has got to be accurate. Man control can too be spared with the utilize of Automatic college chime because it isn't to be worked physically and manpower can be spared it is additionally more precise than the manual chime frameworks. Time being a major factor in all of our lives has got to be utilized appropriately and it could be a exceptionally proficient gadget for the time administration. The college chime may be a straightforward venture executing the utilize in genuine time with its properties as a caution with Remote Take note Board. Electronic automatic bell with Wireless Notice Board system is designed for colleges. It is used to make college bells automated. We are living in the world of automated system where everything is controlled automatically and wirelessly using intelligent system like Microcontrollers and GSM. So electronic bell with Wireless Notice Board is designed to operated automatically with programmed time and GSM. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
82-87 |
| 18 |
Hybrid Model for Nail Health Classification Using Decision Tree, Gradient Boosting and KNN.
-Vrushali Shriniwas Bagve ; Sairaj Uday Ghag; Dr. Santosh Singh; Manpreet Hire
This research paper introduces a Hybrid Deep Learning Method for Nail Health Classification that can precisely differentiate between healthy and unhealthy nails. The system uses a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) for feature extraction, taking advantage of its capability to detect detailed patterns like edges, textures, and shapes necessary for medical image analysis. After feature extraction, three different classifiers—Decision Tree, Gradient Boosting, and K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)—are used to carry out the classification process. These classifiers were chosen judiciously based on their complementary strengths: Decision Tree for interpretability and low computational cost, Gradient Boosting for high accuracy and robustness against overfitting, and KNN for its ability to capture local patterns in the data. The dataset includes images of healthy and diseased nails, divided into training and validation sets to provide strong model evaluation. For consistency, all images were resized to 150x150 pixels, and data augmentation methods were used to improve model generalization. The CNN model was built with three convolutional layers and max-pooling layers, ending with a fully connected layer for feature extraction. These are the high-level features which were then passed on as inputs to the three classifiers, and all three classifiers were trained and tested upon the same dataset. The models scored individually 87.57% for Decision Tree, 87.57% for Gradient Boosting, and 88.65% for KNN. In order to improve overall classification performance, the results of all three classifiers were combined through majority voting to create a hybrid model. This ensemble method takes advantage of the diversity of the classifiers by efficiently balancing their strengths while reducing their individual weaknesses. The hybrid model performed better than each individual classifier, proving the efficacy of this combined strategy. A user-friendly interface was created to present the input nail image with its classification output, allowing for real-time assessment of nail health. The interface not only promotes ease of use but also the detection of disease at an early stage, thus preventing unnecessary doctor consultations. The models, that is, the CNN and the three classifiers, were stored in deployable forms (.h5 and.pkl files) for ease of use and scaling up for subsequent studies or medical purposes. This work makes an addition to the area of medical image analysis by proving the efficiency of integrating CNN-based feature extraction with various classifiers within a combined framework. The system presented is a sound, precise, and efficient automated nail health screening solution, with its potential impact seen in public health, particularly in resource-limited environments. The findings highlight the feasibility of employing artificial intelligence in health diagnostics, making way for continued innovation in automatic disease detection and medical decision-making systems. Read More...
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M.SC.IT |
India |
88-92 |
| 19 |
Self-Supervised Techniques for Satellite Imagery: A Novel Approach to Land Cover Classification
-Ashwani Kumar Mishra ; Ankush Sushil Singh; Santosh Kumar Singh
This study investigates the use of self-supervised learning (SSL) methods for land cover classification through satellite images, emphasizing clustering algorithms and logistic regression. The research uses an unsupervised method, applying K-Means, Mean Shift, and Gaussian Mixture Model (GMM) clustering techniques for feature extraction from unlabeled data, and then classifies via logistic regression. To assess the effectiveness of these techniques, the Silhouette Score was utilized, with Mean Shift clustering attaining the top score, signifying better cluster cohesion and separation. The findings emphasize the promise of self-supervised methods in addressing the issues posed by restricted labeled datasets for land cover classification, indicating that Mean Shift clustering is the most efficient technique for feature extraction. The results highlight the significance of choosing suitable clustering techniques to enhance classification precision in satellite image assessment, aiding the progress of self-supervised learning in remote sensing fields. This study introduces an innovative and efficient method for land cover classification that does not depend on large amounts of labeled data, showcasing considerable promise for extensive use in environmental monitoring and land-use planning. Read More...
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Computer Science and Information Technology |
India |
93-96 |
| 20 |
Comparative Analysis of Deep Learning Models for Marine Species Classification: CNN, ResNet50, and SE-CNN Approaches
-Prashant Yadav ; Prashant Yadav; Aman Mishra ; Amit Pandey ; Santosh Kumar Singh
The classification of marine species is essential for biodiversity conservation and ecological monitoring. In this study, we compare three deep learning models—Standard Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), Transfer Learning using ResNet50, and Squeeze-and-Excitation CNN (SE-CNN)—to evaluate their effectiveness in identifying marine species. A dataset consisting of 16,616 images of six marine species was used for training and testing. The models were assessed based on accuracy, computational efficiency, and class-wise performance analysis. Experimental results indicate that SE-CNN outperforms the traditional CNN model, while ResNet50 achieves high accuracy with minimal training effort. Our findings provide insights into selecting optimal models for marine species classification and contribute to AI-driven ecological monitoring solutions. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
97-98 |
| 21 |
AI-Powered Yoga Coach
-Sangharsh Atish Birhade ; Pranjali Gopinath Salve; Unnati Umesh kulkarni; Aayush Sanjay Bagal; Vaishnavi Sandip Patil
The project titled "AI-Powered Yoga Coach" aims to create an innovative platform that offers personalized yoga and fitness sessions through artificial intelligence (AI). The system provides real-time posture correction, feedback, and tailored workouts, including leg, arms, core, and full-body exercises. By leveraging machine learning algorithms, it adapts to individual needs, ensuring effective and safe practice. The platform offers on-demand coaching, making yoga accessible anytime, anywhere, promoting fitness, flexibility, and overall well-being. This project highlights the potential of AI in enhancing wellness experiences by providing expert-level guidance without the need for physical trainers. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
99-100 |
| 22 |
Advancement In Early Detection of Oral Cancer and Metastasis Control
-Mrs. Rimsy Dua ; Dr. Santosh Kumar Singh; Ms. Pooja Kadam; Ms. Shreya Patil
This research investigates machine learning-based disability detection of oral cancer combined with metastasis management strategies. The research evaluates the diagnostic capabilities of ResNet-50 CNN, SVM, and Random Forest algorithms through assessment of image-histopathological data and patient CSV information. The dataset contains two measurement variables which include metastasis status and organ dimensions. The outcomes demonstrated that CNN(ResNet-50) scored the best identification rate of 90.08% compared to SVM 86.26% and Random Forest 74.81%. Machine learning techniques show effective potential in oral cancer diagnosis according to the obtained results that lead to early detection and better healthcare results. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
101-108 |
| 23 |
Design Of All-Purpose Solar Air Dryers for Rural Areas
-Kalapala.Sandeep ; G. Sai Mani Kanta Swamy; Mallela.Gayatri Prasad; M S Teja Swaroop; Meghana Samanthapudi
This work presents a numerical analysis of a solar air heater system designed to operate in Vijayawada, a city in India known for its high solar radiation levels. The study utilizes maximum heat flux data specific to the Vijayawada location as the input heat source for the system. The analysis explores the effects of varying Reynolds numbers on the system's performance, specifically focusing on the output temperature, heat transfer coefficient, Nusselt number, and pressure drop. These parameters provide insights into the efficiency and performance of the solar air heater under different operating conditions. In this system, the pipes are constructed using Coca-Cola 350 ml pop tins, which offer a cost-effective and innovative material for the heat exchanger. The solar collector area is designed to be 1 m², with six pipes of 52 mm diameter arranged to maximize heat transfer. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering (Design) |
India |
109-114 |
| 24 |
Artificial Intelligence for Marine Disease Surveillance and Prevention
-Sayyad Sakina Akbar ; Raut Srushti Ajit; Dr.Santosh Kumar Singh; Amit Kumar Pandey
Artificial intelligence technologies exhibit major opportunities for strengthening the process of marine disease observation and with prevention strategies. Classic methods that monitor diseases along with their management prove to be both ineffective and resource-consuming as well as delayed in their responses. The research establishes an investigation to build AI-based strategies which would enhance detection of marine diseases while forecasting outbreaks. The Environmental Protection Interactive Centre in Hong Kong provided historical data regarding environmental conditions like temperature, pH, salinity, turbidity, dissolved oxygen and nitrate nitrogen parameters. The prediction of disease outbreaks relied on the implementation of Random Forest alongside Support Vector Machine (SVM) and Logistic Regression and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) and XGBoost machine learning models which processed these parameters. The classification system followed rules that identified diseases as either coral disease or parasitic disease or environmental stress disease or bacterial infection. The model performance evaluation relied on accuracy scores together with confusion matrices as well as feature correlation heat maps and ROC curves. The disease outbreak prediction results showed promise with the use of LSTM allowing it to work with both time-related connections and sequential data. Early ecological incident prevention measures become achievable due to AI systems monitoring marine ecosystems. The study demonstrates AI's ability to handle marine disease observation which helps protect on-going marine ecosystems and their biodiversity. Read More...
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Master of Science (MSc) |
India |
115-121 |
| 25 |
KarmaBot: An AI-Powered Chatbot for Mental Well-being Inspired by the Bhagavad Gita
-Namit Sunil Chaudhari ; Sneha Kumbhar
Mental health today is a growing problem now, as humans face stress, anxiety, and emotional difficulties. This paper completely presents KarmaBot, a new AI chatbot created for providing personalized guidance from within the Bhagavad Gita. The system leverages multiple Large Language Models (LLMs) integrated by means of Groq API as well as features an intuitive Streamlit interface for user interaction. KarmaBot examines the requests by users. Through this, it gives spiritual wisdom based on the Gita for minds and feelings that are improved. The chatbot is largely hosted upon the Render cloud platform for greatly ensured smooth deployment and accessibility. Upcoming improvements include advisor referrals, feeling dissection, and aid in many languages to grow its effect. KarmaBot depicts spiritual wisdom with advanced AI, giving good advice to those needing peace at difficult times. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
122-125 |
| 26 |
Designed Synthesis Of 2-(2,4-Dinitrophenyl)-8,8-Dimethyl-5-Phenyl-5,7,8,9-Tetrahydro-6H-[1,3,4] Thiadiazolo[2,3-B] Quinazolin-6-One Promoted by Zrocl2
-Dr.N.Krishnarao ; V.Nagajyothi
A simple and an efficient general procedure have been enhanced for the synthesis of 5-phenyl-5,7,8,9-tetrahydro-6H-[1,3,4] thiadiazolo[2,3-b]quinazolin-6-onefused analogous and biological properties. This analogous can be synthesized from compound (3) with dimedone and arylaldhyde in the presence of Lews acid catalyst (ZrOCl2) and the compound (3) can be prepared by the 2,4-dinitrobenzoic acid with thiosemicarbaide in the presence protic acid medium. All products have been characterized by 1H NMR and 13C NMR spectroscopy, and mass spectrometry. This method provides versatile advantages of organo-catalyst such as economical, nontoxic, highly stable, readily and easily available as well as solvent-free reaction conditions. Read More...
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Chemistry |
India |
126-129 |
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Changing Paradigm of India Approaches Towards External Affair (Other Nations).
-Dr.Vaibhavshankar Soni ; Dr. Kishan Lal Rathi; Dr. Vandana Soni
Atitthi Devo Bhava” means “Guest is equivalent to God “these three words simply expressed the approach of Indian towards the guest who visit their house. When we talk about our nation, we had been always famous for our hospitality and warm welcome culture. In past India is always one of the prospect and target market for global nations for their product and services. But the changing approach and tackling of Indian Government is a symbolic character of changing India, “A NEW INDIA”. India Government now represent the world as a model of brave developed and self-made nation who is more agile, constructive, unique and most important self-dependent in almost most of their daily need things which also include the self-reliance even over the defence sector. Our nation today not only taking step to get self-developed and made the people of the nation more skillful but at the same time also facing of strengthening its harmony with other nations by spreading the word of wisdom i.e. “JIYO AUR JEENE DO”. The three major pillar that build the strength of our nation includes developing infrastructure in rapid pace, Skill development and made in nation policy. These three pillars get the support of new psychological approach of nation leadership which now showcase the cultural diversity and cultural heritage to the foreign tourist and leaders. India is always a nation of opportunity, chances and paradoxes, yashobhoomi is one of the best examples of this which also the world largest MICE (Meeting, Incentives, Conference and exhibition). This research paper aims at the study of analysing the changing pattern and approach of Indian leadership towards other nation for the growth and development of the country and also to compare the past era and present era. This Research is totally based upon secondary Data, where analysis of past and present era development is used for coming to the final conclusion of measuring the changed psychological approach of Indian leader in respect to the past. The change in behaviour is not an overnight work but it is a vision n preparation of years which now being shown in the body language, attitude and perception of Indian leader who are moving forwards towards building a more powerful, capable INDIA. Read More...
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Commerce |
India |
130-133 |
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Smart Shopping Trolley
-Dhanashri Sanjay Jadhav ; Prachi Shashikant Mohite ; Sneha Mahendra Warungase ; Om Laxman Vise ; Prof.Sneha Tile
The Smart Shopping Trolley is an innovative solution aimed at enhancing the retail shopping experience by automating the billing process, providing real-time budget management, and detecting product expiration dates. The system utilizes RFID technology or barcode scanners to automatically read product details as items are added to the trolley, eliminating the need for manual checkout scanning. A built-in budget alert feature allows customers to set a spending limit, providing notifications as they approach or exceed their budget, thereby promoting mindful shopping. Additionally, the system checks the expiration dates of perishable items, alerting users if any product is nearing its expiry, which reduces waste and ensures product freshness. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
134-137 |
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A Comprehensive Review and Experimental Investigation of Cooling Techniques for Battery Thermal Management Systems in Electric Vehicles
-Abrar Salaria ; Gourav Giri; Priyam Gurjar; Adarsh Mishra ; Sagar Tomar
Energy storage batteries, particularly lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries, are critical components in various applications, including solar photovoltaic (SPV) systems. However, their performance and lifespan are significantly influenced by temperature. This paper explores the impact of temperature on battery efficiency, charging/discharging rates, and overall lifespan. It also proposes an enhanced thermal management system using thermoelectric cooling (Peltier effect) to maintain optimal operating temperatures. The system is designed using Arduino-based components, including temperature sensors, relays, and cooling modules. The findings suggest that maintaining a temperature range of 25°C to 30°C is crucial for optimal battery performance and longevity in electric vehicles. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
138-140 |
| 30 |
Design and Optimization of a Hybrid Vertical Axis Wind Turbine with Solar Panel System
-Prince Dubey ; Arjun kumar; Vishal Gupta; Avinash Kumar Jha; Satya Prakash
Our nation's growing energy demands lead to frequent power outages in rural areas. This is due to both high-power consumption by factories and the limited availability of non-renewable energy sources. Adopting a hybrid renewable energy system for electricity generation is a well-known, quick, reliable, and cost-effective solution for rural households. A solar-wind energy combination can significantly reduce electricity dependency in remote areas. However, wind speed fluctuates between day and night, impacting the horizontal axis wind turbine's output. To address this, a vertical axis wind turbine with a C-type blade has been introduced to generate power at low wind speeds. By integrating the C-type blade wind turbine with solar photovoltaic, a hybrid system has been developed. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
141-144 |
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EV Technology
-Dileep Kumar Sahu ; Manish Sawale; Nivedita Singh
Electric Vehicles are in a Verge to replace conventional means of transportation. There are more charging stations as a result of EVs' growing popularity, which has a big impact on the electrical system. To reduce the negative impacts of EV charging and to increase the advantages of EV grid integration, several charging strategies and grid integration techniques are being developed. This study presents a brief review of the state of the EV industry, standards, charging infrastructure, and the grid effect of EV charging. The history and evolution in EV technology is presented in this paper. Types of EVs developed is overviewed and their impact on the society is briefly discussed. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
145-148 |
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Optimization of Pipe Chamfering: A Portable Approach
-Shriyansh Umesh Sirsulwar ; Namit Sunil Chaudhari; Sumit Babasaheb Jadhav ; Vedant Gajamal Patil; Swati Dhamale
Generally, for welding operations in maintenance. And manufacturing we use chamfering machines but still we. Are using manually operated chamfering machines and for. Every operation we have to perform requires human setup. Noise: This manual interference is more time-consuming. Consuming and having more opportunities for physical injuries to occur. Human labor in close proximity to it. The primary objective of this paper is to. Compile a list of all potential approaches for automating the task. Operated chamfering machines to automated chamfering. Machine, enhance efficiency of them and diminishes human. Disturbance during the functioning of the equipment. This paper presents the conclusion of our result. Various previously employed techniques for sharpening chamfers. Machine are talked about. Analysis has is done considering. Exploring Different Methods and Discovering a New Approach Procedure that will be useful for the execution of beveling. Machine by utilizing hydraulic mechanisms. In this endeavor we are. Producing the portable chamfering device. Which can fit in pipes of different sizes, the project will. The main components of the system are divided into two parts, with the first part being the installation of the mounting. The spring-loaded machine should be able to set. The second part of the system is mounted on a variable pipe diameter. And creating the rotating device for grinding the surface. That chambering in various angles should be feasible. The: Machine has been designed with mathematical precision and precision to ensure safety. Cad model is developed for ease of manufacturing. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
149-152 |
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Drainage Blockage Detection and Management System
-Vivek Ganpatrao Sanap ; Aditya Anant Ahire; Krushna Bharat Sanap; Sakshi Aadesh Rawal ; Sneha S Tile
IoT and Arduino technologies are used by the Drainage Blockage Detection and Management System to monitor and control drainage systems in real time. It uses sensors to find irregularities that could be blockages, like low flow rates or unusually high-water levels. These sensors send data to a centralized system for processing, which enables early detection and sends maintenance staff automatic alerts. In order to reduce the risk of flooding, the system can also initiate preventive actions like water diversion or flushing. Its overall goals are to lessen infrastructure damage, increase the effectiveness of drainage maintenance, and promote urban water management. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
153-156 |
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Exploring the Impact of Artificial Intelligence Global Import and Export E-Commerce
-Smit Patel
The import-export industry faces challenges in transparency, logistics efficiency, and secure transactions. This paper presents Import and Export, a web-based platform designed to optimize international trade through a scalable and technology-driven approach. The platform integrates real-time pricing mechanisms, dynamically calculating costs including taxes, duties, and shipping charges to ensure financial transparency. A live shipment tracking system enhances logistics management by providing real-time monitoring of orders. To facilitate global transactions, the platform incorporates secure payment gateways, including UPI and credit/debit card support. Additionally, a digital marketplace connects businesses with suppliers and customers worldwide, fostering an integrated trade ecosystem. Built using the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, Node.js) with cloud-based deployment on Render and Vercel, the platform ensures scalability, high availability, and seamless user experience. By addressing key trade challenges, this solution enhances efficiency, security, and accessibility in international commerce. Read More...
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Computer Science Engineering |
India |
157-161 |
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An Analytical Study of Role of C-Mart in The Economic Development of Chhattisgarh
-Dr.Vaibhavshankar Soni ; Dr. Manjulata Sao
C-Mart, a well-known retail chain in Chhattisgarh, significantly contributes to the state's economic growth and development. By impacting various sectors including employment, local business expansion, supply chain enhancements, and consumer expenditures, C-Mart has established itself as a crucial agent of economic activity. The influence of C-Mart can be seen across several aspects of the state's economy, positively affecting both urban and rural regions. Here's an overview of how C-Mart aids in Chhattisgarh's economic advancement. C-Mart Chhattisgarh: A Symbol of Convenience and Quality Retail in the Centre of India. This paper is a review paper, deals with the significance of C Mart in making Chhattisgarh grow drastically as well as determining the various aspect related to C Mart in Chhattisgarh. Read More...
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Commerce |
India |
162-164 |
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Bluetooth Controlled Mini Forklift
-Pratiksha B. Nagawade ; Sakshi R. Bagde; Divya V. Khandagale; Dhanashree R. Bansode; Atul S. Dattir
The Bluetooth-controlled mini forklift project is designed to demonstrate remote vehicle control using a smartphone. The system integrates an Arduino microcontroller, Bluetooth module (e.g., HC-05), motor drivers, and IR sensors for obstacle detection. The user sends movement commands via a smartphone app, enabling forward, backward, left, right, and lifting actions. The project aims to enhance automation and wireless control applications, offering a practical solution for material handling in small-scale environments. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
165-166 |
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Optimal Solutions for Smart Load Sharing of Transformers
-Shailesh Kumar ; Sujeet Dubey; Shivraj Shekhar; Prince Ranjan; Neeraj Kumar
A transformer is a device that changes electrical power from one level to another. This project aims to protect the transformer from damage due to overload by sharing the load with another transformer. When a transformer is overloaded, its efficiency decreases, and its windings can overheat and burn. To prevent this, another transformer is connected in parallel using a microcontroller. The microcontroller monitors the load on the first transformer. If the load goes beyond a set limit, the second transformer automatically takes the extra load. In this way, both transformers work efficiently, and damage is avoided. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
167-169 |
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Designed Synthesis of 2-(3-Methoxy-9h-Carbazol-9-Yl)-N-Phenylacetamide Analgueous Promoted by Cui2 as a Catalyst
-Dr.N.Krishnarao ; D. Vineetha; K.D.Prabodh
In this study carried out to a biological potent activity of a series 2-(3-methoxy-9H-carbazol-9-yl)-N-phenylacetamide derivatives. These derivatives were synthesized from 2-(3-methoxy-9H-carbzol-9-yi) acetyl chloride treated aromatic primary amines in the presence of strong organic base such as triethylamine and MDC RT condition and the compound (4) also prepared by 3-methoxy-9H-Carbazole (3) with chloroacetylchloride in the presence of potassium carbonate in acetone as solvent at 50℃. The intermediate (3) was obtained by 4-methoxy aniline treated with 1,2-dichloro benzene in the presence of CuI2 in Cs2CO3. The titled analogous can be evaluated by spectral tecniquich such as 1HMNR, 13CNMR and LCMS. The structure of the desired compounds was determined by elemental analysis. In addition to, compounds were examined for in-vitro antimicrobial activity against bacterial strain and fungal strains. Read More...
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Chemistry |
India |
170-174 |
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Ancient Script Deciphering Using Generative AI
-Anurag Kolte ; Pranav Bansode; Dhruv Gaikwad; Pravin Misal; Mrs. Rajshri Ingle
Deciphering ancient scripts has always been a challenging task due to language extinction, script deterioration, and the lack of contextual references. Traditional methods rely heavily on linguistic experts and archaeological findings, making the process slow and resource-intensive. This research explores the use of Generative AI models to automate and accelerate the decipherment process. By training AI models on datasets containing ancient texts and their modern translations, we aim to develop a system capable of generating meaningful translations for lost scripts. The system utilizes Transformer- based architectures, which have proven effective in language modeling and text generation. Experimental results show that AI can recognize script patterns, infer missing text, and provide preliminary translations, reducing reliance on manual methods. While the model performs well for well- documented scripts, challenges remain in handling incomplete or poorly preserved texts. Future improvements will focus on refining model accuracy, expanding datasets, and incorporating expert feedback for more reliable translations. Read More...
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Artificial Intelligence and Data Science Engineering |
India |
175-178 |
| 40 |
Learning Through Gaming
-Neeraj Parsoya ; Pawan Bhambu
We live in a time full of new tech and fast changes in how we learn. The idea of using games for learning has become a strong way to change the old way of teaching in classrooms. This study looks into the big chance of using games and how they work to make learning full of action, fun, and very much into it. These ideas are built on well-known theories about learning, like learning by doing, learning in place, and learning through experiences. Learning through games suits good with the ideas of making your own knowledge, understanding things in context, and learning by hands-on work. The desire to play games comes from a theory that says people are driven by the need to make their own choices, be good at what they do, and feel connected to others – things that good games already have. Using games for learning can work in many ways in schools and other places. In normal classrooms, games help make hard ideas clear or can even fill up a whole course. In work training, the military, and teaching health, serious games and virtual play are used to teach real skills and know-how in a safe place where mistakes are okay. This paper shows two good examples of games in learning. The first one is about the game "Civilization," which is used to teach history. It shows how effective it is in getting players into the past, how societies grow, and how they make choices. The second example is about "Foldit," an online game that has helped a lot with scientific research on proteins by using players' skills in solving problems. But this study also knows games for learning face challenges. These include the hard work of making and growing the games, adding them to courses, worries about who can get to them, and figuring out how to check if learning is happening. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
179-181 |
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Arthub Marketplace
-Piyush Pravin Sadavarte ; Piyush Pravin Sadavarte; Piyush Atul Gaikwad ; Chaitanya Sudhakar Bachhav; Ms. S.R.Bhor
Arthub Marketplace is an innovative platform designed to connect artists, collectors, and art enthusiasts in a dynamic digital ecosystem. This project aims to revolutionize the art market by providing a user-friendly online space where creators can showcase their work, and buyers can discover and purchase unique pieces. The marketplace will feature a diverse range of art forms, including paintings, sculptures, digital art, and photography, all curated to promote emerging and established artists. By leveraging blockchain technology, Arthub ensures secure transactions and authenticity verification, fostering trust between buyers and sellers. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
182-186 |