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ICRTES2020
Reschedule on 23rd August 2020
ISBN - 978-81-937313-2-1
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Dear Readers,
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the International Conference on Recent Trends in
Engineering and Science on 9 th and 10th August 2020. The conference is all about the recent
trends in Engineering and science domain like, Robotics, Mechatronics, Data Science,
Internet of Things etc. This provides a forum for the presentations of new inventions,
advances and research in the fields of all Engineering and Science domains.
It is really praiseworthy that many eminent scholars have consented to join the conference
online. I hope there will be very fruitful and innovative discussion on recent development in
the field of Engineering and Science that may lead to some substantial finding in this field
such that the new technology will help our society.
The Conference would not have been possible without the enthusiastic efforts and hard work
of both members of International Associations of Professionals & Technical Teachers and
Members of Jagadambha College of Engineering & Technology, Yavatmal, India, especially ,
Prof. Ram Kumar Solanki.
We would like to express our appreciation to the Technical Program Chairs, for their valuable
contribution in assembling the high-quality conference program.
Warm regards
Dr. Rajesh Kumar Tiwari
Professor and Dean of Academic Affairs
R.V.S. College of Engg. & Technology, Jharkhand
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Dear Readers,
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I must congratulate the entire team of this conference. This is a great initiative taken with systematic
planning and united efforts for arranging a conference on the theme “ International Conference on
Recent Trends in Engineering and Science”.
I convey, warm greeting and best wishes to the participants, Speakers and Paper Presenters. I also
wish the conference a grand success.
Warm regards,
Dr. M.H. Rahmani Doust
Department of Mathematics, University of Neyshabur, Adib Blvd. Neyshabur, IRAN
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Dear Researchers,
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hardly be exaggerated. Hence the ultimate aim of our institute is to promote a
multifaceted development of the students. Then only they would be competent enough to
fulfil the ensuing demand of the society. The other aim of our institute is to play a
protective role in the fulfilment of aims by imparting relevant theoretical and practical
knowledge and adequate facilities in research and development." I would like to
introduce you to one of the best educational institutions, Jagadambha College of
Engineering & Technology, imparting quality education to the young people of the
region & around.
The theme of the conference is appropriate to the needs of the hour. I am sure the
deliberations and technical presentations will be of use to the students, engineers, and
faculty participating in the event. As secretary, I would like to wish 'Best of Luck' to the
organizer, participants, and the entire faculty for their noble attempt and hard work
towards making this International E-Conference a successful in this critical situation of
lockdown period due to Covid-19. I wish the conference a grand success.
Warm regards,
Secretary
Dr. Shittal A Watile
J.B.G.V.S.,Yavatmal.
Email:[email protected]
mailto:[email protected]
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Dear Readers,
The current scenario is of intense competition with equal opportunity to all. The
world has grown phenomenally in the last few years than ever before. Education plays an
important role in the life because it is not only what you have but how much you know
which determines your success today. The number of Research publications made by
faculty members and students has increased day by day. Our college is committed to
maintaining a great position in our f ield and professionally competent environment by
encouraging the enterprising skills of our students. Our faculty members play a most
important role in the overall development of our students and the institute. Today,
JCOET is one of the fast growing colleges in SGBAU. We believe that we shall be
counted amongst the best at the global level in the upcoming years.
It is heartening to know that we have chosen right subject on the right time,i.e.
lockdown period due to Covid-19 for the deliberations. I am confident that the
conference will throw light on new areas of Engineering & Science technology. It will be
fruitful to everyone. I wish the International E-Conference all success.
Warm regards,
Principal
Dr. Hemant M. Baradkar
Jagadambha College of Engineering & Technology
,Yavatmal.
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Dear Readers,
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the First International E Conference on
“International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Science” (ICRTES-2020), as
on date 9th & 10th Aug 2020, At your own Premises, on Video Conference, organized
Jointly organized by IAPATT, Bengaluru and Jagadambha College of Engineering and
Technology, Yavatmal, Maharashtra, India . It has been a real honor and privilege to serve as
the organizer of the conference. During this lockdown period ICRTES-2020 has provided a
cross-disciplinary venue for researchers and practitioners to address the rich space of
Engineering & Science Technology. We organized International interdisciplinary E-
conference which spans for two days. It includes Keynote presentations, & paper presentation
events which will provide ample opportunities for discussions, debate, and exchange of ideas
and information among conference participants. The conference would not have been
possible without the enthusiastic and hard work of a number of colleagues. We are also
grateful to all the authors who trusted the conference with their work. I am very happy that
this conference got huge response from all over the country.
We convey our sincere thanks to all session chairs, authors, co-authors of contributed
papers and extend my heartiest good wishes and grand success for this conference and all
participating delegates
Warm regards,
Prof. Ram Kumar Solanki
Department of Computer Engineering
Jagadambha College of Engineering & Technology, Yavatmal , Maharshtra ( India)
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INDEX
Sl.
No. AUTHOR’S NAME TITLE OF PAPER
Page
No.
01 SK. ABDUL PASHA,
N. PREMA KUMAR
VOLTAGE REGULATION IMPROVEMENT IN
33-BUS OPEN LOOP DISTRIBUTION MODEL USING DISTRIBUTED-UNIFIED POWER
QUALITY CONDITIONER
12
02 SUNANDA PANDITA DATA MINING IN STUDY OF
BIOMOLECULES 13
03 SUJAY V NAIR, NITIN NAGORI,
DR. AMEYA NAIK
SEGMENTATION OF IRREGULAR TISSUE GROWTH IN THE BRAIN USING
CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK 14
04
SANTOSH KUMAR SINGH
DR. P. K. MANJHI
DR. R. K. TIWARI
UCON BASED DATA PROTECTION PROTOCOL FOR CLOUD ENVIRONMENT 15
05
ARBIND TIWARY
DR A K GUPTA
DR R K TIWARI
AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH IN HINDI TEXT STEGANOGRAPHY 16
06
ARBIND TIWARY
DR A K GUPTA
DR R K TIWARI
A MODERN APPROACH OF TEXT
STEGANOGRAPHY WITH ASCII VALUES 17
07 SAHANA S
DR. SHAKARAIAH
DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF OVERLOAD HANDLING MECHANISM IN 5G
REGISTERS 18
08 IMMACULATE PRIYA C
DR. GEETA KESAVARAJ
SOCIAL MEDIA – AN AXIS TOOL FOR JOB
HUNTERS 19
09
SREELAKSHMI SIVADASAN,
SUBATHRA M,
DEEPTHI PADMANABHAN,
AMUDHA.P
AN OVERVIEW OF PHYTOCHEMICAL AND
PHARMACOLOGICAL POTENTIAL OF
BACCAUREA SPECIES
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10
SANTOSH S. BANSODE
NACHIKET S. DIGHE
A REVIEW ON PHARMACOGNOSTIC, PHYTOCHEMICAL AND
PHARMACOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF
MARTYNIA ANNUA.
21
11 SACHIN ARJUN KADAM
POST COVID-19 OPPORTUNITIES AND
CHALLENGES FOR MICRO SMALL
MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (MSMES)
DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA
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12
KIRAN K. SHINDE
NACHIKET S. DIGHE
A REVIEW ON ESTIMATION OF VOGLIBOSE,
GLIMEPIRIDE AND METFORMIN
HYDROCHLORIDE IN BULK AND TABLET
DOSAGE FORM
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13
MOHD TARIK, MD SAIF MALIK PINKIYADAV
HUSSAIN MUZZAFFAR, GAURAV NAGAR
SMART WATER QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEM BASED ON IOT
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14
MOHAMMED ZAKIR HUSSAIN
DR. PVS VARA PRASAD
DR. YAMINI S VERMA
ASSESSMENT OF WATER QUALITY INDEX
MUSI RIVER COMMAND AREA 25
15 MR. ABHISHEK D MEHER
MR. NACHIKET S. DIGHE
DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF
TASTE MASKED FAST DISSOLVING ORAL
FILM 26
16
MOHD SHAFI DAR
ABU TAHIR
DEEPAK KUMAR MITTAL
PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF POLYGONUM
PERSICARIA LINN EXTRACT ON CCL4
INDUCED HEPATOTOXICITY IN ALBINO
RATS
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17 AKSHAY PATIL
DR. GIRISH KOTWAL
PLANT LAYOUT MODIFICATION USING
SYSTEMATIC LAYOUT PLANNING 28
18
DR. SACHIN RAJENDRARAO
DESHMUKH, PROF. MANISHA
RAMRAO JADHAO
EFFECT OF TIME ON DETERIORATION OF
NUTRIENT INGREDIENTS PRESENT IN
FRESHLY PREPARED FOOD 29
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SUCHITA M. YADAV
DR. YOGESH KUMAR SHARMA
SATISH R TODMAL
REVIEW OF SECURITY APPROACHES IN
WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK AGAINST
SYBIL ATTACK 30
20
MEGHA V KADAM
VINOD M VAZE
SATISH R TODMAL
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TRUST BASED AND CRYPTOGRAPHY BASED
ROUTING SOLUTIONS FOR VEHICULAR AD HOC NETWORKS
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21
S. P. DHABALIA, H.N WATANE
S. R. SAWAI, H. A. JOSHI
D. A. DESHMUKH
KIDS PROTECTION SYSTEM IN SCHOOL BUS
USING IOT 32
22 KAPIL SHARMA
VIJAY KUMAR GARG
DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT IN MICRO
GRID: A REVIEW 33
23 MS. SHILPA OSWAL
PADMAJA JOSHI
RECENT TRENDS IN AUTOMATION:
ROBOTIC PROCESS AUTOMATION 34
24
SARITA PATIL
DR. VINOD VAZE
DR. PANKAJ M. AGARKAR
RECOMMENDATION TECHNIQUES FOR
B2B RECOMMENDATION 35
25 RAVIRAJ S. GAIKWAD,
DHANANJAY S. PATIL THE ECONOMICS OF LANDFILL MINING 36
26 VIKRANT GANDOLE
PROF. AKHIL GOTMARE
ANALYSIS OF DIVERGENCE DETECTION
IN TRANSPORT SYSTEM USING IMAGE
PROCESSING
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SHREERAM V KULKARNI SANTOSH V, NANDAN R
KIRANA KN
SHASHIKIRAN R
DETECT AND LOCATE THE POINT OF
FAULT IN THE POWER DISTRIBUTION
NETWORK EMPLOYING THE GSM
TECHNOLOGY
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28 SWATI GANESH SWAMI,
KALYANI NANDKUMAR DHULE
REVIEW ON DEGRADATION OF
CELLULOSIC WASTE: THE STEPS
TOWARDS PROGRESSIVE RESEARCH
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29
KALYANI NANDKUMAR DHULE
VISHAKHA SAKHARAM KAMBLE
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF SPICES IN
ORGANIC SOLVENT AGAINST
PATHOGENIC BACTERIA
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30 SHOHEB. S. SHAIKH
DR. N. S. DIGHE
A REVIEW ON ESTIMATION OF
GLIMEPIRIDE, PIOGLITAZONE AND
METFORMIN HCL IN BULK AND IN
PHARMACEUTICAL DOSAGE FORM
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31 MAMATHA A G
DR. P. M. HADALGI
EFFECT OF SLOT LENGTH ON MICROSTRIP
ANTENNA FOR TRIPPLE BAND
APPLICATION 42
32 NANDITHA N VARMA
SENTHIL MURUGAN
HARDWARE IMPLEMENTATION OF SIMPLE
LINEAR REGRESSION AND ITS MODELLING
IN PYTHON AND MATLAB 43
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VIPIN Y. BOROLE
SONALI B. KULKARNI
PRATIBHA R. BHISE.
SOIL PROPERTIES ASSESSMENT IN SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE USING
SPECTRORADIOMETER FOR RAVER TEHSIL
OF JALGAON DISTRICT
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34 ANKUSH GUPTA
SANTOSH KUMAR
BRAND LIST BASED HYBRID ANTI-
PHISHING DETECTION APPROACH 45
35 PRATIDNYA HEGDE PATIL,
KIRAN DAVULURI
SPEECH TO TEXT TRANSCRIPTOR AND
SUMMARIZER: A MARKETING STRATEGY
TOOL USING BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
AND DATA ANALYTICS
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36 SUBHRANIL DAS A BRIEF REVIEW ON MATHEMATICAL
MODELLING ON PARKINSON DISEASE 47
37 MR. PRAKASH J MR. VIMAL E
DR. VINOTH KUMAR B
IMPACT ANALYSIS AND COMBATING OF
COVID-19 AROUND THE WORLD
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VIVEK KUMAR VARMA
NADIMPALLI, GOPICHAND
AGNIHOTRAM PANDURANG
NAIK
AI BASED REMOTE EXPERT SYSTEM FOR
GUIDING THE USERS ON MACHINE
ACTIVITIES 49
39 SUNITA SWAIN, DR. RAJESH
KUMAR TIWARI
CLOUD SECURITY RESEARCH-A
COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY 50
40 ANSHU SINGLA
PARUL GANDHI
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF FREQUENT
ITEMSET MINING ALGORITHMS 51
41 ARUNA SUDAPALLI
WET CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS,
CHARACTERIZATION AND
PHOTOCATALYTIC APPLICATIONS OF
TETRAGONAL BATIO3 NANOPARTICLES
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42 RITESH KUMAR THAKUR, DR.
PROF. RAJESH KUMAR TIWARI SECURITY ON IOT 53
43 GAYATHRI NAIR
DO TOURISTS BEHAVE IN AN
ENVIRONMENTAL-FRIENDLY WAY? A
CONFIRMATORY FACTORIAL VALIDITY
BASED ON GOA
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44
ERIC U. OTI, FRANKLIN L. SORGBARA, BETHEL E.
OKPOMU AND WARIEBI K.
ALVAN
A MODIFIED K-MEANS CLUSTERING METHOD FOR EFFECTIVE UPDATING OF
CLUSTER CENTROID
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45
ERIC U. OTI, BETHEL E. OKPOMU, WARIEBI K. ALVAN AND FRANKLIN L. SORGBARA
AN ENHANCED K-MEANS CLUSTERING METHOD
USING MINKOWSKI’S DISTANCE AS ITS METRI 56
46 ERIC UCHENNA OTI , RUTH ABIOBARAGHA SLINK AND REBECCA BEKESUOYEIBO
NEW K-MEANS CLUSTERING METHODS THAT
MINIMIZES THE TOTAL INTRA-CLUSTER
VARIANCE 57
47 CHIGOZIE E. NWANKPA ADVANCES IN OPTIMISATION ALGORITHMS
AND TECHNIQUES FOR DEEP LEARNING 58
48 MR. K.D. JAGTAP*, DR. R.V.
BARDE, DR. S.A. WAGHULEY, DR. K.R. NEMADE
A REVIEW ON METAL OXIDES AND NANO
COMPOSITES OF METAL OXIDES AS
ELECTRODE MATERIALS FOR THE ENERGY
STORAGE MECHANISM
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49 ANJU NEELAM BHAGAT
ANALYSIS OF RIVEST CIPHER 4 (RC4) AND ITS
VARIANTS WITH RESPECT TO ENERGY
CONSUMPTION 60
50 DEEPTI JOON
DR. KHYATI CHOPRA
GAME THEORY FOR NETWORK SECURITY-
A LITERATURE SURVEY 61
51 VELAGAPUDI SREENIVAS, DR.
VARSHA NAMDEO
PANAROMIC VIEW OF HYBRID
OPTIMIZATION ON RECURRENT FUZZY
NEURAL NETWORK IN GROUP BASED
EMOTION REGONITION VIDEO SYSTEM
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52
SAKSHI SINGH
GAURAV NARAYAN SINGH
SARTHAK SINGH
RECENT PROGRESSIONS AND TECHNICAL
ISSUES IN DATA WAREHOUSING 63
53 DINESH K R NAVADA
NAGASHRI H J ARCHANA MANJULA N M, PRABODH C P
A NOVEL APPROACH FOR PLANT DISEASE DETECTION AND SOLUTIONS
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54 M.H. RAHMANI DOUST1, A.
GHASEMABADIB, M.
SHAMSABADI
A NONLINEAR MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND APPLICATION TO CRIMINAL ACTIVITY
65
55 PROF. K. PHANI SRINIVAS
DR. P. S. AITHAL
PRACTICAL ORIENTED ANALYSIS ON THE
SIGNAL PROCESSING USING FFT
ALGORITHM
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56
DR. K. SAI MANOJ, MS. K.
MRUDULA, MRS G.MAANASA
AND PROF. K. PHANI SRINIVAS
INTERNET OF THINGS: MONITORING AND
CONTROL OF AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES
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57 BHAVANA AGRAWAL
ANKIT GUPTA
AN EFFICIENT APPROACH USING KNN
CLASSIFIER FOR THE PLANT DISEASE
DETECTION 68
58
DR. JAKEER HUSAIN, DR.
REHANA ANJUM, GAVISIDDAYYA.M, DEEPA
PATHAR AND DR. SHIVARAJ.G
AC CONDUCTIVITY AND LPG SENSING
BEHAVIOR OF PANI/In2O3 NANO
COMPOSITES THIN FILMS 69
59 ANCY JOSE
S. V. ANNLIN JEBA
A NOVEL MISSING DATA IMPUTATION
ALGORITHM FOR DEEP LEARNING BASED
ANOMALY DETECTION SYSTEM 70
60 A. GHASEMABADIB
M.H. RAHMANI DOUST
HOPF BIFURCATION IN A GENERALIZED
FOOD CHAIN MODEL WITH HARVESTED ON
PREY, PREDATOR OR TOP PREDATOR
POPULATION
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61 M.H. RAHMANI DOUST, A.
GHASEMABADIB
M. SHAMSABADI
DELAYED MODELS OF SINGLE SPECIES AND
APPLICATIONS IN ECOLOGY, BIOLOGY AND
EPIDEMIOLOGY 72
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TANMAY N. GAWANDE, SAYALI S. SURYAWANSHI, OMKAR M.
JOSHI, BHUSHAN N. PATIL, DR. N. D. CHAUDHARI
PROF. A. R. PENDHARI
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF IN-LINE
TURBINE FOR MICRO-HYDRO POWER
PLANT 73
63 ANKUSH PENDHARI, DR. PRASHANT NAGARNAIK
PARTIAL USED OF FOUNDRY SAND AS
REPLACEMENT OF SAND IN CONCRETE
PRODUCTION 74
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MR. A. R. PENDHARI,
MR.KRUSHNA B. KAPSE, MR.VED.C.APTE,
MR.RUSHIKESH S. DERLE, MR. OJAS R RASANE
EFFECT OF RECYCLED COARSE
AGGREGATE AND FOUNDRY SAND IN
CONCRETE PROPERTIES 75
65 RAJEEV RANJAN KUMAR1 AND
S. P. SINGH2
VARIATION OF CAPACITIVE REACTANCE OF
COUPLED MICROSTRIP LINE STRUCTURE
WITH WIDTH OF THE SIMILAR METAL
STRIPS
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VOLTAGE REGULATION IMPROVEMENT IN 33-BUS OPEN LOOP DISTRIBUTION MODEL USING DISTRIBUTED-UNIFIED POWER
QUALITY CONDITIONER
N. Prema Kumar 1
1 Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, AndhraUniversity College of Engineering (A),
Vishakhapatnam, India. Email:[email protected]
SK. Abdul Pasha 2 2 Research scholar, Department of Electrical Engineering, Andhra University College of Engineering
(A), Vishakhapatnam, India. Email:[email protected]
ABSTRACT:
Power quality manage an important part in ensuring the established process of distribution-
systems on the occasion of increase in load. The 33-bus was recently captivated a vast trade
by emphasis and owns ideally the preculiarity of austerity through confronting sophisticated
models over evasion and equivocality.The work recommends a open loop 33 bus system with
a Distributed Unified Power Quality Conditioner (D.U.P.Q.C.) to diminish voltage-sag and
THD in distribution network subsequently for improving power quality. In this research, the
33-bus is utilized for the power quality using the D.U.P.Q.C.. A radical study of simulation
utilising the MATLAB/Simulink be designed for investigating and demonstrating the
effectiveness of the recommended 33 bus system in open loop system with and without
D.U.P.Q.C.. The outcomes are compared in tems of voltage, real power and reactive power.
Keywords- .U.P.Q.C. (Distributed-Unified Power Quality Conditioner), VAR (Volt Ampere
Reactive) DVR (Dynamic Voltage Regulator), AF (Active-Filter), THD (Total-Harmonic-
Distortion).
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DATA MINING IN STUDY OF BIOMOLECULES
Sunanda Pandita
Department of BMS, KET’s V.G. Vaze College of Arts, Science and Commerce.
Mulund East, Mumbai, Email: [email protected]
ABSTRACT:
The capability of statistics era has accelerated immensely during the last century, after the
invention of information technology. Here, data mining has a critical role to play. Data
mining is a superset of many distinct regions like statistical algorithms, machine learning,
data analytics, time series analysis and so forth used to extract insights from data. It applies
numerous techniques from specific areas to identify formerly unknown patterns of records.
Data mining also includes the observationsand exercise of records and their manipulation.
Keywords: Clustering, association, bioinformatics, protein prediction
mailto:[email protected]
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SEGMENTATION OF IRREGULAR TISSUE GROWTH IN THE BRAIN USING CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK
Sujay V Nair, Nitin Nagori, Dr.Ameya Naik
Department of EXTC, KJ Somaiya college of engineering, Mumbai,India
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
ABSTRACT:
Brain tumor is basically the growth of unwanted cells in the brain. They generally show the
growth towards the inner portion of the brain. In order to overcome such diseases we basically
provide efficient treatments to the patients, which basically includes a procedure called
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) which is used for detection of tumor, manually
segmenting various images usually takes certain time, since huge data generated by MRI have
to be processed therefore for providing accuracy in segmentation process we use a reliable
segmentation techniques called convolutional neural network (CNN). Meaning of
segmentation is to divide a digital image into several regions or boundaries. It is also
differentiating different objects which generate smoothing in images and are simple to
estimate. CNN is applied in this work which is basically a deep learning method. For various
surgical options it is very much important to have correct edges of the tumor. This work
mentions edge detection with image enhancement parameter in order to provide a pathway for
a variety of surgical applications.
Keywords—brain tumour, Segmentation process, MRI, Deep Learning
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UCON BASED DATA PROTECTION PROTOCOL FOR CLOUD
ENVIRONMENT
Santosh Kumar Singh1, Dr. P.K.Manjhi2, Dr. R.K.Tiwari3
Research Scholar, Department of Computer Applications, Vinoba Bhave University,
Hazaribag, India 1
Assistant Professor, University Department of mathematics, Vinoba Bhave University, Hazaribag, India 2
Professor, H.O.D CSE, R.V.S College of Engg & Tech., Jamshedpur, India 3
ABSTRACT:
Today modern computing systems influence distributed models for instance cloud, grid, etc.
One of the barriers of broad dissemination of these computing models is security challenges
which include access control difficulty. These models providing features like on-demand
service, ever-present network access, quick flexibility, and expandable, having the vibrant
infrastructure and contributing measured facility, require an influential and nonstop control
above access and user session. Cloud service depends on Web Services, and it will face every
kind of security issue including what Web Services face. In the cloud environment, the
meaning of data and its safety are steadily varied when contents shifting from one virtual
machine to another; in this scenario, the multi-tenancy model has been chosen as the main
attribute. Usage control (UCON) model with features like attribute mutability and continuity
of control appears to face several setbacks of traditional access control models. In this paper, a
new usage control protocol model i.e. multi-UCON (MUCON) based on usage control, jointly
with the digital watermarking technology and encryption technology is proposed with the
features of off-line controlling, feature binding, and flexible accrediting. The proposed
protocol model is reliable, secured, and easy to implement, which can be deployed f or data
protection in cloud computing.
Keywords: Cloud computing, UCON, MUCON, Rights transfer, Data protection, Access control.
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AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH IN HINDI TEXT
STEGANOGRAPHY 1.Arbind Tiwary,
Dept. of MCA, Vinoba Bhave University, Hazaribagh,India
2.Dr A K Gupta
Dept. of Physics, Vinoba Bhave University, Hazaribagh,India
3.Dr. (Prof.) Rajesh kr. Tiwari
Dean of Academic Affairs, R.V.S. College of Engg. and Tech. Jamshedpur, India
ABSTRACT:
The electronic information uprising has brought significant changes in our society and life.
Nowadays, a massive amount of data issent over the network. If the data that is being sent is
essential, one should use secure method like steganography to send it. Steganography is a
method of conceal a secret message in a cover media such as image, text, audio, video etc in
such a way that conceals the existence of the secret data. This paper proposed three new ideas
for Hindi text steganography which is depends on the use of directory/dictionary arrangement.
Keywords: Data Hiding, Steganography, Hindi, Sanskrit, Synonymous, Punctuation Marks
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A MODERN APPROACH OF TEXT STEGANOGRAPHY WITH ASCII
VALUES
1Arbind Tiwary, 2Dr. A. K. Gupta and 3Dr. (Prof) Rajesh Kr. Tiwari
1Research Scholar, Department of Computer Application, Vinoba Bhave University,
Hazaribag, India, [email protected]
2Associate Professor, Department of Physics, Vinoba Bhave University, Hazaribag, India,
3 Dean of Academic Affairs, R.V.S. College of Engg.& Tech., Jamshedpur, India,
ABSTRACT:
Steganography is the skill of obscuring text inside other carriers (i.e. text, image, video or
audio) in order to provide data security and confidentiality without any suspicion. In this
paper, the execution of an innovative text steganography method is proposed . The
methodology based on merging the character’s ASCII value with the RGB values of a pixel,
so that an individual character can be stored into a single pixel. The main purpose of this
method is to provide maximum payload, capacity, an image can ever have that is the total
number of pixels it contains.
Keywords: Steganography, Image Processing, ASCII Value, Information Hiding
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DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF OVERLOAD
HANDLING MECHANISM IN 5G REGISTERS
Sahana S
Department of Electronics and Communication JSS Science and Technology Mysore,India
Dr. Shakaraiah
Department of Electronics and Communication JSS Science and Technology Mysore,India
ABSTRACT:
Congestion in the servers is a very common problem as the number of systems that are
connecting to the server is humungous and we can’t have a control on it. Hence having a
feature in the particular server which will comprise of smart decisioning of how many
systems can be connected and how effectively the congestion can be avoided and in which
priority the systems can be connected can easily be taken care of .Henceforth this paper
mainly depicts the how this feature is developed and deployed.
Keywords—Throttling, UDM, TCP remoting, LoadLevel, Network
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SOCIAL MEDIA – AN AXIS TOOL FOR JOB HUNTERS
Immaculate Priya C
(Research Scholar at Vel Tech College Chennai)
Dr. Geeta Kesavaraj
(Associate Professor at Vel Tech College Chennai)
ABSTRACT:
Social Media is a vibrant tool that is popular among all nowadays, irrespective of ages, level
of education, languages, etc. People have become upbeat to discover new roles and challenges
in their career, even for the employers they expect a mixed group of professionals in order to
deliver the perfect traditional products/services in an innovative way to their customers.
Hence in this quick stepping phase both employer and job hunters wanted to do right the f irst
time in the first instance. Hence to meet this demand, Social Media has to provide a platform
for both the groups (Employer and job hunters) to pick up and browse information before they
could make a step in to their career front .The overview of both employer and calibre of Job
Candidates is scanned in the hub of social media. Hence this research study is performed with
a purpose to identify the user level and necessity of social media engagement, variables that
triggers the users to utilise social media sites as their job portal and the benefits achieved by
job seekers. Findings suggest that Demographic profile such as Age, Gender, Education
qualification and Occupation has an effect on social media engagement and factors that would
trigger to use social media sites as job portal are flexibility, advertisement and brand
recognition and it appears beneficial to budding job Hunters.
Key Words: User Engagement, Flexible, Advertisement, perception, Brand recognition
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AN OVERVIEW OF PHYTOCHEMICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL
POTENTIAL OF Baccaurea SPECIES
Sreelakshmi Sivadasan, Subathra M, Deepthi Padmanabhan, Amudha.P*
ABSTRACT:
Herbal plants and plant products have been used for treatment of many diseases from ancient
times in the folklore medicine globally. Plants are used in medicine, providing many drugs
and also as the feedstock for many industrial products including timber and paper as well as a
wide range of chemicals. Traditionally, humans have used crude extracts of different parts of
plants as curative agents. One such plant is Baccaurea. Among the genus Baccaurea, some
species are taken for the review because of their phytochemical and pharmacological
properties which includes Baccaurea angulata, Baccaurea sapida, Baccaurea ramiflora,
Bacccaurea racemosa, Baccaurea macrocarpa, Baccaurea courtallensis, Baccaurea motleyana,
Baccaurea parviflora. The species are considered to be good source of vitamins, minerals,
fibres as well as have many pharmacological activities. This review describes the
phytochemicals and detailed pharmacological properties of selected Baccaurea species.
Keywords: Baccaurea, Phytochemicals, Pharmacological Properties, Medicinal Plants
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REVIEW ON PHARMACOGNOSTIC, PHYTOCHEMICAL AND
PHARMACOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF MARTYNIA ANNUA.
Santosh S.Bansode*1, Nachiket S. Dighe2
1Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Bhagwant University, Ajmer Rajasthan (India)
2Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pravara Rural College of Pharmacy, Pravaranagar
ABSTRACT:
Martynia annua Linn (Martyniaceae) is an important herbaceous annual medicative herb
found as a wild plant throughout India. Martynia annua (Martyniaceae) is commonly known
as kakanasika in Ayurveda. Leaves, fruits, seeds and roots are the most vital parts which are
utilized therapeutically. Phytochemicals are generally referred to have a significant role as
essential nutrients and highly potential to cure many diseases. The review shows that large
numbers of phytochemical constituents have been isolated from the Martynia annua Linn
plant which possesses actions like Antioxidant, Anthelmintic, Analgesic and Antipyretic,
Antibacterial, Anti-convulsant, Antinociceptive and, Antifertility, Central Nervous System
(CNS) depressant, Wound Healing, Antidiabetic, Gastroprotective, Antifungal, Cytotoxic
Activity and various other significant medicinal properties. In folk medicine, Decoction of
whole plant is used in cold fever and pneumonia. Leaves are eaten in times of scarcity and
also given in epilepsy and its juice is gargled for sore throat. The seeds are also applied
locally for itching and eczema and fruits are used for the treatment of asthma. The Roots are
boiled with milk and taken as a tonic and roots made into a poultice and applied in snake bite.
For the last few years or so, extensive research work has been done to show its biological
activities and pharmacology of its extracts. All these pharmacognostic and phytochemical
studies are often used as a diagnostic tool for the right identification of the plant and
additionally to check adulteration if any.
Keywords: Martynia annua, Pharmacognosy, Phytochemistry, Anti-Convulsant.
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POST COVID-19 OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR
MICRO SMALL MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (MSMEs) DEVELOPMENT
IN INDIA
SACHIN ARJUN KADAM
Assistant Professor, Department of COMMERCE
VIVA College of Arts, Science and Commerce. Virar
Email ID :sachinnk3@gmail. com
ABSTRACT:
Micro small medium enterprises (MSME) are considered to be the backbone of the Indian
economy. Its contribution to the Indian economy's GDP has been significant in the past
decade. They have an important role in the development of rural and backward areas, thus
reducing regional imbalances, Ensure a fairer distribution of national income and wealth.
The unprecedented outbreak of COVID-19 in Wuhan province - China during December
2019 turned out to be pandemic that affects the whole world and paralyzes economic
activities. The impact of this has It has seriously affected the MSME sector. This a rticle
examines the current MSME scenario. based on Above the background, the researcher tried
to analyze the challenges and development forward for the post COVID 19 MSME sector
Keywords: micro small medium enterprises, challenges, MSME development
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A REVIEW ON ESTIMATION OF VOGLIBOSE, GLIMEPIRIDE AND METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE IN BULK AND TABLET DOSAGE
FORM
Kiran K. Shinde*1 Nachiket S. Dighe2
1 Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Bhagwant University. Ajmer Rajasthan (India)
2 Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Pravara Rural College of Pharmacy.
Pravaranagar
ABSTRACT:
Diabetic mellitus is a chronic, progressive, incompletely understood metabolic condition
chiefly characterize by hyperglycemia.Voglibose,a new potent glucosidase inhibitorused f or
type 2diabetes, has shown anti-obesityand antidiabetic activity. It is indicated for treatment of
diabetes mellitus type 2, either alone or in combination with Glimepiride and Metformin
hydrochloride.The aim of this review is to focus on update of determination of Voglibose,
Glimepiride and Metformin hydrochloride in bulk and in pharmaceutical preparation using
RP-HPLC,and UV spectroscopic method. This review provides detailed information on
separation for Voglibose alone and in combination with Glimepiride and Metformin
hydrochloride.
Keywords: Voglibose, Glimepiride and Metformin Hydrochloride, RP-HPLC, UV-Spectroscopy
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SMART WATER QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEM BASED ON IOT
Mohd Tarik1, Md Saif Malik
2,Pinki Yadav3, Hussain Muzzaffar
4, Gaurav Nagar5
12345Department of Electrical Engineering, Galgotia College of Engineering of Technology, Greater Noida (U.P.), India-201306
ABSTRACT:
Water, the foremost crucial contingents of lifeforms. Pollution isthe most important fears f o r
the green globalization. Therefore, the safe supply of beverage and use water for various
purposes like agriculture, the water should be monitored. The system is meant so as to watch
the standard of water usinginternet of things(IoT) to see its containment and confirm to
eradicate its impurities. This article presents low costs system for time monitoring of water
quality system. we've used several sensors during this system for monitoring. The sensors are
Temperature, pH, Turbidity, etc. The temperature sensor detects the degree of hotness and
coldness of the water. The Arduino Uno model is often used as a controller. The measured
value of the sensor is processed by the controller. Finally, the sensor data are often shown on
IoT based system. The information then received is employed within the purification of
impure water through IoT functioning.
Keywords: Internet of Things, Température Sensor,TurbiditySensor, Flow Sensor, pH Sensor,
Arduino Uno Model, UltrasonicSensor, Real-timeSystems
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ASSESSMENT OF WATER QUALITY INDEX MUSI RIVER
COMMAND AREA
1Mohammed Zakir Hussain
Research Scholar, Shri JJT Uiveristy, Rajasthan
2Dr. PVS Vara Prasad
Principal, GIET ENG CLG,RAJAMANDRI
3Dr. Yamini S Verma
Assistant Professor, Shri JJT University, Jhunjunu, Rajasthan
ABSTRACT:
The objective of the study is to do the assessment of the Musi river command area of Aroor
village, Valigonda Mandal, Nalgonda District, Telangana;by analyzing physico-chemical
characteristics and evaluating the Water Quality Index. The composite sampling technique
was adopted while collecting the samples; all samples were preserved in the icebox before
analysis. There were total eleven number of physico-chemical parameters were analyzed viz.,
pH, Electrical Conductivity, Total Dissolved Solids, Total Hardness, Total Alkalinity,
Calcium, Chloride, Sulfate, Nitrates, Fluoride and Iron all in samples are compiled the WHO
and BIS Standards.The WQI value is 65, Based on the WQI standard the water is ‘B’ class
and quality falls under “GOOD” quality as it is in the range of GOOD quality that is 51 -100.
Keywords: WQI, Musi river, Physico-chemical, Composite sampling technique
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DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF TASTE MASKED FAST
DISSOLVING ORAL FILM
Mr. Abhishek D Meher1* 1Department of Pharmaceutical Science, Bhagwant Univercity ,Ajmer,Rajsthan.
Email Id: - [email protected] Mr. Nachiket S. Dighe2
2 Departments of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pravara Rural College of Pharmacy, Loni,
413736
ABSTRACT:
Taste-masking techniques are applied to mask or overcome the bitter or unpleasant taste of
active pharmaceutical ingredients/drugs to achieve patient acceptability and compliance. Oral
administration of bitter or unpleasant tasting drugs is often the biggest barrier for patient
groups, such as pediatrics and geriatrics [1, 2]. Unless the active ingredient is tasteless or does
not have any unpleasant taste, taste-masking plays a key role in the success of a final solid
oral dosage form. The efficiency of taste-masking is often a key determinant for the success
of specialized dosage forms like orally disintegrating tablets and films, and chewable tablets
[2]. The mechanisms of taste-masking techniques often rely on two major approaches: the first
is to add sweeteners, flavors, and effervescent agents to mask the unpleasant taste, and the
second is to avoid the contact of bitter/unpleasant drugs with taste buds. In the past few years,
significant progress has been made in the area of taste-masking by applying novel strategies
and techniques, such as hot-melt extrusion and microencapsulation.[1,3] The following presents
an overview and current Status of the industrial approaches and platforms used for taste-
masking in oral dosage forms. [1, 2, 4] Many pharmaceutical companies are switching their
products from tablets to fast dissolving oral thin films (OTFs). [6,7] Films have all the
advantages of tablets (precise dosage, easy administration) and those of liquid dosage f orms
(easy swallowing, rapid bioavailability). Statistics have shown that four out of f ive patients
prefer orally disintegrating dosage forms over conventional solid oral dosages forms.
Pediatric, geriatric, bedridden, emetic patients and those with Central Nervous System
disorders, have difficulty in swallowing or chewing solid dosage forms. [7,8] Many of these
patients are non-compliant in administering solid dosage forms due to fear of choking. [9]
OTFs when placed on the tip or the floor of the tongue are instantly wet by saliva. This
technology provides a good platform for patent non- infringing product development and f or
increasing the patent life-cycle of the existing products. [10, 11]
Keywords- Pediratics, OTF, Emetic Patient, Solid Dosage
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PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF POLYGONUM PERSICARIA LINN
EXTRACT ON CCL4 INDUCED HEPATOTOXICITY IN ALBINO RATS
Mohd Shafi Dar1 , Abu Tahir2 and Deepak kumar mittal1
1Sri SatyaSai University of Technology and Medical Science Sehore Madhya Pradesh India 2Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidhyalay Madhya Pradesh India.
Correspondence Email id: [email protected]
ABSTRACT:
Aqueous extract of Polygonum persicaria (P.P) Linn was evaluated for hepatoprotective and
antioxidant activities in rats. The plant extract (400mg/kg day) showed a remarkable
hepatoprotective and antioxidant activity against Carbon tetrachloride (CCl41.5mg/kg i.p)-
induced hepatotoxicity as judged from the serum marker enzymes and antioxidant levels in
liver tissues. CCl4 induced a significant rise in AST, ALT, ALP, TB. Treatment of rats with
plant extract (400 mg/kg) significantly (P
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PLANT LAYOUT MODIFICATION USING SYSTEMATIC LAYOUT
PLANNING
Akshay Patil
Department of Industrial and Production Engineering Vishwakarma Institute of Technology
Pune , [email protected]
Prof. Dr. Girish Kotwal
Department of Industrial and Production Engineering Vishwakarma Institute of Technology
Pune, [email protected]
ABSTRACT:
Every industry is striving for excellence in operations as it is needed to remain competitive in
the global marketplace. To fulfill customers’ needs at a lower price, the companies need to
improve productivity through effective and efficient utilization of resources like manpower,
machines, money, material, methods. In many industries, material handling across a plant is
one of the major problems which restrict productivity. Layout modification using Systematic
layout planning can help to improve not only performance across the plant but also the space
utilization. The present study attempts to apply the Systematic Layout Planning approach for
layout modification. In this case study, details of plant layout are study conducted using
various tools like Flow process chart, Spaghetti diagram, from-to Chart. Using SLP
philosophy, various layout alternatives are prepared and compared on criteria like material
handling distance, Material Work Flow Efficiency, Cost, etc. The application of SLP has
resulted in a reduction in overall material handling distance and improved space utilization.
Keywords – Plant layout, Systematic Layout Planning, productivity, material flow analysis,
spaghetti diagram, process flow chart, relationship diagram, material flow efficiency, space
utilization, layout evaluation.
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EFFECT OF TIME ON DETERIORATION OF NUTRIENT
INGREDIENTS PRESENT IN FRESHLY PREPARED FOOD
Dr. Sachin Rajendrarao Deshmukh
Shri Samarth vidyalaya & Jr college, Amravati
Prof. Manisha Ramrao Jadhao
Sipna college of Engineering, Amravati &Technology,
ABSTRACT:
Food in synergy with physical exercise acts as medicine in almost all diseases like COVID-19
to improve immunity of our body. Freshly prepared food has maximum nutrient ingredients.
As the time passes the ingredients of food may go on decaying. Here we have divided food in
to four categories depending on their average quality time ‘τ’. The quality of food may go on
deteriorating in accordance with physics equation Q = Q0 e-t/τ We have taken Four values of
‘τ’& studied the quality of food as function of time. The percentage deterioration of
ingredient of food is obtained. It is found that for generating similar amount of energy the
food to be taken increases as the time passes.
Keywords; – Average quality deterioration time, Q – Quality of food value at any time t, nutrient
ingredients, e, nutrient value, N-useful & 1/N useful.
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REVIEW OF SECURITY APPROACHES IN WIRELESS SENSOR
NETWORK AGAINST SYBIL ATTACK
chita M. Yadav
Research Scholar, Shri.JJT University, Churella, Jhunjhunu(Rajasthan)
Dr. Yogesh Kumar Sharma
Professor and Ph.D guide Shri.JJT University, Churella, Jhunjhunu(Rajasthan)
Satish R Todmal
Dean Academics, Ph.D(Comp.Engg)
JSPM Imperial College of Engineering & Research., Wagholi, Pune,India.
ABSTRACT:
Network Security is an active undertaking recently to protect the integrity, confidentiality and
accessibility of computer in addition to wireless sensor networks (WSN) and data. It involves
each software program and hardware technologies. Wireless sensor networks leads
significance of Network Security. Security in WSNs is an extremely and now not an easy
problem. There are several attacks and threats investigated in WSN like Sybil Attack, Denial
of Service (DoS) Attack, Man in the Middle Attack, Selective Forwarding Attack. In this
paper we're proposing several Sybil attack detection techniques and attack counter techniques
for Wireless Sensor Networks increase network protection. For Sybil attack detection we are
proposing received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) and Random Password Comparison
Method (RPC), Light-weight Sybil Attack Detection Framework, Trust Based Sybil Detection
(TBSD), etc. It has also done the comparison of many Sybil attack recognition way of doing
things based different guidelines which screen and well-timed detects Sybil attacks in large -
scale WSNs. Also another comparison has been completed on the basis of the limits used in
each way of doing things.
Keywords: Wireless Sensor Network, Security, Sybil attack detection techniques and Parameters.
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TRUST BASED AND CRYPTOGRAPHY BASED ROUTING SOLUTIONS FOR VEHICULAR
AD HOC NETWORKS
Megha V Kadam
Research Scholar, Shri.JJT University,Churella,Jhunjhunu(Rajasthan)
Vinod M Vaze
Professor and Ph.D guide, Shri.JJT University, Churella, Jhunjhunu(Rajasthan)
Satish R Todmal
Dean Academics, Ph.D(Comp.Engg)
JSPM Imperial College of Engineering & Research.,Wagholi, Pune,India.
ABSTRACT:
In wireless network which is now widely deployed in urban areas for intelligent transport
system (ITS) called Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks (VANETs). Due to the open nature of
VANETs, they are vulnerable to various security threats as such networks are mainly depends
on control, communication and computing technologies. The fault or malicious vehicles in
VANET may lead to serious accidents and public assets lost due to miscommunications based
on vehicle sensor data. Therefore, if the detection of such sensor da ta is not effectively
handled then it may lead to traffic jams, road accidents, etc as most of the vehicles wrongly
redirected by face traffic alerts. Thus providing reliable communications among the V2V or
V2I is the first research problem.There are different security solutions presented to achieve
the efficient an reliable VANET communications under the domain of cryptography, trust-
based, and hybrid. The aim of this paper is to take the review such recent works for network
security. The outcome of this paper claims the various research gaps identified from the
literature review.
Keywords- Cryptography, Trust based, Routing, Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks, Security, Reliability
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KIDS PROTECTION SYSTEM IN SCHOOL BUS USING IOT
S. P. Dhabalia, H. N Watane, S. R. Sawai, H. A. Joshi, D. A. Deshmukh
Information Technology, Sipna College of Engineering and Technology, Amravati,
Maharashtra.
ABSTRACT:
Millions of children require school bus for pick up and drop to the school on an everyday
basis. A safe transport for these children is one of the main concerns that need to be taken care
of by the school management. Hence, the need for a reliable management system in today 's
world has increased to a greater extent. We propose a Smart tracking system for School buses,
which is an android based application designed and implemented to provide remote tracking
and SMS mode of alert mechanism. The application is user friendly, interactive and secure,
which uses Google API to fetch the current location and GPS to track the school bus in real
time. In order to show the feasibility and effectiveness of the system, this paper presents the
methods and workflow of different modules used in the application.
Keywords— Alcohol sensor, Bus tracking, Fuel detection, GPS, Mobile detection, RFID.
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DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT IN MICRO GRID: A REVIEW
Kapil Sharma
Electrical Engg. Dept., UIET, KurukshetraUniversity Kurukshetra Haryana, 136119, India
Vijay Kumar Garg
Electrical Engg. Dept., UIET, Kurukshetra University Kurukshetra Haryana, 136119, India
ABSTRACT:
Energy can be produced from the renewable and non-renewable sources. Due to the increase
of generating resources, the power system is divided into three parts (generation, transmission
and distribution). Now a days, with the help of using micro grid and smart grid the power
system has become digital. In this paper, we will discuss the concept of micro grid and its
types. Here we will also read about the distributed generation concept. Due to the increasing
power demand day by day, energy management is compulsory. Demand Side Management
(DSM) is the main part of the micro grid. DSM helps the consumers to do the more effective
use of power system. In this review paper, we will discuss about that what is DSM and
various types of DSM techniques and methods to implement it. Here we will also discuss
about the various benefits and challenges of DSM. The DSM enables a secure and stable
power system.
Keywords: Micro grids, Distributed Generation, Demand side management, optimization
techniques, Energy management, direct load control, energy consumption, smart grid
mailto:[email protected]
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RECENT TRENDS IN AUTOMATION: ROBOTIC PROCESS AUTOMATION
Ms.Shilpa Oswal
Centre for Development of Advanced Computing Mumbai [email protected]
Padmaja Joshi
Centre for Development of Advanced Computing
Mumbai
ABSTRACT:
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the method of automating business operations or
processes with the help of robots to reduce human intervention. This paper talks about
Robotic Process Automation, its core components, its benefits and applications, available
development tools and compares their features.
Keywords—Automation, RPA, RPA tools, RPA types, RPA Components, Unassisted RPA, RPA
Benefits, RPA Applications, Software bots, Process automation, RPA Market
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RECOMMENDATION TECHNIQUES FOR B2B RECOMMENDATION
Sarita Patil1
PhD Scholar, Computer Science, JJTU, Rajsthan, India 1
Dr. Vinod Vaze2
Professor, JJTU, Rajsthan, India 2
Dr. Pankaj M. Agarkar3
HOD, Computer Engineering, DYPSCOE, Pune, India3
ABSTRACT:
Nowadays, there is a rapid development in online purchasing and number of applications
and websites like Amazon, Flip cart are available for doing online shopping. Due to this
facility, user saves their prestigious time. Recommender System is developed to the user
which provides the information to the user about product features, rates, size, ranking etc.
There are various types of recommender system for Business to Business which is based
on the user’s like or item ranking. By utilizing these collaborative filtering i.e. user based
RS suggested the customer to choose right product. Also content based filtering is based
on the items rank. This B2B Recommender system is used to recommend the ranked and
limited product from availability of product category without communicating to the end
user or without taking input from the user. In this paper, Various B2B marketing
campaign recommendation techniques based on fuzzy preferences is presented to address
the various challenges of complex and dynamic nature of business buying process.
Utilization of fuzzy approach is helpful in solving challenges of vague or fuzzy online
user preference problem. The comparative studies and investigation related to B2B RS is
considered in this literature. This literature review identifies the various research gaps in
investigation.
Keywords: - B2B recommender system, Collaborative Filtering, Clustering
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THE ECONOMICS OF LANDFILL MINING
Raviraj S. Gaikwad1, Dhananjay S. Patil2
M. Tech. Student, Department of Civil-Construction Management Engineering, RIT,
Maharashtra, India1
Professor, Department of Civil-Construction Management Engineering, RIT, Maharashtra,
India2
ABSTRACT:
Landfill mining of municipal solid waste is a technology that combines the concepts of
material recycling and sustainable waste management.In this research work, an economic
feasibility was assessed for landfill mining scenario.Initially the cost-benefit framework was
prepared which has included seven indicators of costs and seven indicators of benefits of
landfill mining scenario.The cost-benefit framework was applied to a selected case study and
the cost-benefit analysis was performed for assessing an economic feasibility of landfill
mining scenario for the same.
Keywords: Municipal Solid Waste, Economic Feasibility,Landfill Mining,Cost-Benefit
Framework,Cost-Benefit Analysis.
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ANALYSIS OF DIVERGENCE DETECTION IN TRANSPORT SYSTEM
USING IMAGE PROCESSING
Vikrant Gandole, Prof. Akhil Gotmare
Department of Computer Engineering B.D.C.E Wardha
ABSTRACT:
Anomaly detection is an important part of an Intelligent Transportation System. In this
study, image processing and machine learning techniques are used to detect anomalies in
vehicle movements. These anomalies include standing and traveling in reverse direction.
Images are captured using CCTV cameras from front and rear side of the vehicle. This
capability makes the results robust to the variations in operational and environmental
conditions. Multiple consecutive frames are acquired for motion detection. Features such
as edges and license plate corner locations are extracted for tracking purposes. Direction of
the traffic flow is obtained from the trained classifier. K-nearest neighbor is chosen as the
classifier model. The proposed method is evaluated on a public highway and promising
detection results are achieved.
Keywords- CCTV, Transportation System, K-nearest.
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DETECT AND LOCATE THE POINT OF FAULT IN THE POWER
DISTRIBUTION NETWORK EMPLOYING THE GSM TECHNOLOGY
Shreeram V Kulkarni1,Santosh V2, Nandan R3, Kirana KN4 and Shashikiran R5
1,2,3,4,5Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology, Bengaluru [email protected]
ABSTRACT:
The electrical lines are distributed as a system of the network for power distribution. There
will be feeders in the system between the power station and region where the power is being
transferred. If there is a break down due to some issues in the power transmission line
between the area and primary base station, then there will be a huge loss if it is an Industrial
area. So, to avoid this kind of loss in the industrial areas we should maintain power without
any break. And in the present scenario the mainline, we cannot detect the power theft done by
any intruder by which Karnataka Electricity Board (KEB) is suffering from a huge loss. To
solve this above issue, we are going to detect and spot the fault and the power theft in the
power distribution network. In this article, we have used two sections, one is substation and
another one is the lineman part. For power transmission, the substation is placed at the
transformer pole. The lineman will be having a mobile by which he receives the information
sent by the substation using Global System for Mobile (GSM) modem in case of any fault that
happened in the particular area, and the same information will be displayed on LCD provided
at the substation. In the substation, we are also going to detect the power theft which will be
in the power lines. And also, we are going to make automatic feeder switching by using
microcontroller and Relays.
Keywords: Power Distribution Network,Power Theft, Microcontroller, Global System for Mobile
Communication.
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REVIEW ON DEGRADATION OF CELLULOSIC WASTE: THE STEPS
TOWARDS PROGRESSIVE RESEARCH
Swati Ganesh Swami, Kalyani Nandkumar Dhule
Department of Biotechnology, Rajarshi Shahu Mahavidyalaya (Autonomous) Latur 413512
Maharashtra.
E –Mail: [email protected],[email protected]
ABSTRACT:
In recent years, the improper waste disposal of polymeric substance has enlarged due to
industrial evolution and increase of population utilization. This problem may be reduced by
using biodegradable chemicals, enzymes and microbes. This present review explores the
different cellulosic waste degradation methods their analysis and the present status of
converting them into value-added products such as the bio compost production and ethanol
from municipal cellulosic waste, biogas production from textile cotton waste with the help of
different types of enzymes and microbes. Cellulose is the most abundant biopolymer in the
world. Cellulose is an enormous product due to its abundance and predictable structural
properties. The major textile and cotton industrial source of cellulose is vascular plants. Their
reuse is crucial for the carbon cycle and each polymer is degraded by a variety of
microorganisms. In the near future we are focusing on processing by the use of cellulolytic
enzymes based on microbes that could lead to new, eco-friendly technologies.
Keywords: Cellulose, Degradation, Agricultural Waste, Municipal waste, Forest and Biomedical
waste.
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ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF SPICES IN ORGANIC SOLVENT
AGAINST PATHOGENIC BACTERIA
Kalyani Nandkumar Dhule , Vishakha Sakharam Kamble
Department of Biotechnology, Rajarshi Shahu Mahavidyalaya (Autonomous)Latur 413512
Maharashtra.
E –Mail: [email protected],[email protected]
ABSTRACT:
Spices are group of common food adjuncts that have been in use f or thousands of years to
enhance the sensory quality of food, the quantity & variety of spices consumed in tropical
countries is particularly variable. These spices ingredients in part characteristic flavor, aroma
& color to the food, not only spices have this characteristic but also, many of the spices have
antimicrobial activity. In our project we had studied the effect of spices such as clove
(Syzygium aromaticum), cumin (Cuminium cyminium), cinnamon (Cinnamon verum), black
pepper (Piper nigrum), ginger (zingiber officinale) antimicrobial activity against pathogenic
bacteria like Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Escherichia coli, Klebsiella ,
and Proteus vulgaris. Spices might have a great potential as anantimicrobial agent when used
with organic solvent, so in our study we used the organic solvents like methanol and benzene.
Pathogenic bacteria were used as tests strain to validate antimicrobial property of spices. In
this study Agar well-diffusion method was used to access the antibacterial activity. Result of
the essential components of spices showed comparable effect against pathogenic bacteria . The
inhibition zone was observed as a result of their antimicrobial activity. The study confirmed
the potential of selected extracts of spices against the pathogenic bacteria with
organicsolvents.
Keywords: Spices, Antibacterial, Pathogenic bacteria, organic solvents.
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A REVIEW ON ESTIMATION OF GLIMEPIRIDE, PIOGLITAZONE
AND METFORMIN HCL IN BULK AND IN PHARMACEUTICAL
DOSAGE FORM
Shoheb. S. Shaikh*1, Dr. N. S. Dighe1,
1Pravara Rural College of Pharmacy, Pravaranagar, Tal-Rahata, Dist-Ahmednagar Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
ABSTRACT:
Diabetes mellitus is a constant, progressive, partly understood metabolic state primarily set
apart by hyperglycemia. Pioglitazone is alternatively selects & stimulates the nuclear receptor
peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma (PPAR- γ). It modulates the dictation of
the genes occupied in organize of glucose & lipid metabolisms in muscle, adipose tissue &
liver. Glimepiride acts as an insulin secretagogue. Their blood sugar inferior by inspiring the
free of insulin by pancreatic β cells and remind augmented movement of intracellular insulin
receptor. It is indicate for treatment of Diabetes mellitus type 2, also unaccompanied or in
combination with Metformin hydrochloride. The aim of this review is to focus on update of
resolve of Glimepiride, Pioglitazone and Metformin hydrochloride in bulkiness and in
pharmaceutical preparation using RP-HPLC and UV spectrophotometric method. This review
provides information on separation, identification and purif ication for Glimepiride,
Pioglitazone alone and in combination with Metformin hydrochloride.
Keyword: Glimepiride, Pioglitazone, Metformin hydrochloride, RP-HPLC, UV- Spectroscopy.
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EFFECT OF SLOT LENGTH ON MICROSTRIP ANTENNA FOR TRIPPLE BAND APPLICATION
Mamatha A G and Dr. P. M. Hadalgi
Microwave Laboratory, Department of P.G. Studies & Research in Applied Electronics, Gulbarga University, Gulbarga-585106. Karnataka, INDIA, mobile:7760046541 and
9845002606
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
ABSTRACT:
A rectangular slot loaded microstrip antenna is designed to analyze the performance of
antenna by varying length of the slot. The designed antenna has FR4 as a substrate with the
height of 0.16 cms at 6 GHz frequency is simulated using HFSS software. The antenna shows
the single, double and triple bands in nature for different slot dimensions and it is observed
that as the length of the slot increases the virtual size of the antenna decreases. For slot length
0.05 cms peak gain is 2.91 dB with -18.68 dB return loss and the virtual size reduction of 15
% is obtained. The length of rectangular slot is increased by 0.05 cms in each step and for slot
length 0.5 cms the antenna exhibits 30 % virtual size reduction with good return loss,
radiation pattern and VSWR.
Key words: Rectangular slot, FR4 substrate, HFSS and Triple Band.
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HARDWARE IMPLEMENTATION OF SIMPLE LINEAR REGRESSION AND ITS MODELLING IN PYTHON AND MATLAB
Nanditha N Varma
Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham,
Amritapuri, India, [email protected]
Senthil Murugan
Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham,
Amritapuri, India, [email protected]
Senthil Murugan, Nanditha N Varma with Department of Electron- ics and Communication, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri, India
(email:[email protected], [email protected]).
ABSTRACT:
In this paper,one of the machine learning algo- rithm namely Linear Regression is
implemented in Field Pro- grammable Gate Array(FPGA).Combination of programmabil-
ity,performance and flexibility can be achieved using FPGA and that is the reason for
preferring FPGA as the hardware architecture for machine learning purposes.It also provides
low latency.In this work, the dataset was given to the hardware and trained using the method
of Least Square Approximation.The design was successful in synthesising and
implementing with a total on-chip power of 137mW.The model has been verified,
simulated and synthesised in Artix-7 FPGA Board using Verilog HDL. The simulations were
also presented in Matlab and Python.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Simple Linear Regres- sion,Least Square
Approximation,FPGA, Matlab.
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SOIL PROPERTIES ASSESSMENT IN SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE
USING SPECTRORADIOMETER FOR RAVER TEHSIL OF JALGAON
DISTRICT
Vipin Y. Borole, Pratibha R. Bhise.
Research Scholar, Dept. of Computer Science & IT, Dr. BAM University,
Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India, [email protected], [email protected]
Sonali B. Kulkarni
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Computer Science & IT. Dr. BAM University
Aurangabad. Maharashtra, India, [email protected]
ABSTRACT:
Soil nutrient identification is most significant in soil fertility management system. Fertilizers
play an important role for enhancing soil fertility in agriculture field since last decades, but
accurately use of fertilizers based on the required amount for a certain site or type of crop and
soil has always remained a challenge. Moreover, regular laboratory evaluates are very
timewasting and expensive. In this work, we use spectroscopy technique using remote
sensing. Spectral signature obtaining the diffused reflectance from spectroradiometer. Based
on this reflectance data obtained from the spectroradiometer system, unique soil spectral
signatures were obtained and analysed statistically for surface and subsurface soil samples
collected from different fertilizers treatment were applied for dissimilar banana and cotton
main crops in raver tehsil. The spectral data is used for fast non-destructive estimation of
chemical properties nitrogen, phosphorous, potash, carbon, pH as well as physical pro perties
sand, silt, clay, soil organic matter (SOM), moisture based on diffuse reflectance spectroscopy
using Visible, NIR, SWIR (350-700, 700-1100, 1100-2500) spectral range respectively. The
availability of physical and chemical properties are analysed in surface and subsurface soil.
Correlation- coefficient were analysed for surface and subsurface soil based on the statistical
parameters R2. The R2 values obtained almost near to 1 it means the positive correlation is
detected in two different surface and subsurface soil.
Keywords: Soil, Fertilizers, physical properties, chemical properties, Surface, Subsurface,
Spectroradiometer
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BRAND LIST BASED HYBRID ANTI-PHISHING DETECTION APPROACH
Ankush Gupta and Santosh Kuma
National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra
ABSTRACT:
Internet technology makes people’s life easy and comfortable. Due to the growth of reliable
internet technology, there is an increase in internet threats. Phishing is an internet security
threat that uses website spoofing or social engineering to fool the internet users into disclosing
their sensitive and credential information like social network credentials, Social Security
Number, bank account information. In this paper, we propose a hybrid anti-phishing approach
capable of detecting newly created phishing webpages and phishing webpages hosted on
hijacked servers. The proposed method is the combination of brand name whitelist approach
and search engine based approach. Brand name whitelist detects phishing webpages as well as
phishing webpages hosted on a hijacked server. The search engine based approach identif ies
newly created webpages. First, our approach checks the presence of any brand name from the
brand name list in title or subdomain but not in second-level-domain. If any brand name is
present in title or subdomain, it announces as phishing otherwise requested URL pass to
search engine based approach. If requested URL domain match with the top 10 search results
domain, then it announces as legitimate otherwise phishing. Our proposed method is
adaptable for detecting newly created phishing webpages and phishing webpages hosted on a
hijacked server.
Keywords: Phishing, Search Engine, Hijacked Serve.
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SPEECH TO TEXT TRANSCRIPTOR AND SUMMARIZER: A
MARKETING STRATEGY TOOL USING BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND DATA ANALYTICS
Pratidnya HegdePatil
Dept. of Information Technology MPSTME, NMIMS University Mumbai, India [email protected]
Kiran Davuluri
Dept. of Information Technology MPSTME, NMIMS University Mumbai, India
ABSTRACT:
The project deals with development of an android application which is a speech to text
converter, with textsummarization and sentiment analysis. The mobile application will
generate textual transcripts of conversation using mobile telephony. These transcripts will be
saved in a database and the user will have access to these with the help of their login
credentials. Applying business intelligence and data analytics, the summary of textual
transcripts can be used for generating customer strategy and classification. Each user’s
transcripts and other app-data are read-exclusive to them alone. Data and advanced mining
queries from the application statistics may be used for applying customer behaviour and
influence of product or service. The paper highlights the process involved in analysis and
study of the project formulation along with proposed UI design.
Keywords—Marketing; sales; speech to text; customer; summary,mobile.
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A BRIEF REVIEW ON MATHEMATICAL MODELLING ON
PARKINSON DISEASE
1Rashmi Kumari, 2Subhranil Das
1,Department of Computer Science Engineering,
2Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, Ranchi, Jharkhand-835215,
[email protected], [email protected]
ABSTRACT:
Parkinson Disease (PD) is a common chronic and progressive degenerative condition that
degrades the quality of life which has now millions of people still affected worldwide. In this paper, we have reviewed some mathematical models of Parkinsonian disease model. Also,
there are some mathematical models which are related to rats are being presented that were allied by different researchers from different angles for identifying Parkinsonian patients.
Here, advantages and shortcomings of these models made by different researchers are being presented. This review paper will be propelled towards a new direction of mathematical
models where new algorithms such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning will be inducted in order to insight the other views while studying the symptoms of Parkinsonian
Patients.
Keywords— Parkinson disease, Basal ganglia, Hill Functions, Sine Circle Map, PDP, DBS, CPG,
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IMPACT ANALYSIS AND COMBATING OF COVID-19 AROUND THE WORLD
Mr.Prakash J Department of Computer Science and Engineering PSG College of Technology
Coimbatore, TamilNadu-641004. [email protected]
Mr.Vimal E Department of Instrumentation and Control Systems Engineering PSG College
of Technology Coimbatore, TamilNadu-641004. [email protected]
Ms.Priyadharshini S Department of Computer Science and Engineering PSG College of
Technology Coimbatore, TamilNadu-641004. [email protected]
Dr.Vinoth Kumar B Department of Information and Technology PSG College of Technology Coimbatore, TamilNadu-641004. [email protected]
ABSTRACT:
Peoples are more concerned towards their health more than anything else in their lif e. Even the governments highest priority is given to healthcare. With the prevailing and varying
pandemic globally since the human era, it is the responsibility of an individual human to be safe and combat them form those pandemics. Corona Virus 2019 is the current prevailing global pandemic which is causing an incredible disaster worldwide by causing thousands of deaths. Around 200 countries are fighting against this pandemic. In this paper the impact of
coronavirus all over world based on the continents is explored by considering the information obtained on the corona virus positive, death and recovered case. It also reviews on how the countries are combating the global pandemic.
Keywords—Corona Virus, Global pandemic, COVID-19, Combat, Epidemic, Intelligence,
Continent, Monitoring, Heatmap.
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AI BASED REMOTE EXPERT SYSTEM FOR GUIDING THE USERS
ON MACHINE ACTIVITIES
Vivek Kumar Varma Nadimpalli, Gopichand Agnihotram
Wipro Technology Limited, Wipro CTO Office, Electronic City, Bangalore – 560100, India
e-mail: [email protected] [email protected]
Pandurang Naik
Wipro Technology Limited, Wipro CTO Office, Electronic City, Bangalore – 560100, India
e-mail: [email protected]
ABSTRACT:
Creating trained models that semantically represent the corpus and summarizing relevant
portions according to the user query remains a challenging task. We propose a semantic
matcher based approach for identifying the relevant sentences in the corpus pertaining to the
prominent entities in the corpus and their relationships in the user query. Trained models are
created from the corpus by leveraging word-embeddings and are semantically searched to
retrieve top results of the user query. Top matched sentences are analyzed for coherence based
on semantic chains leveraging Semantic Role Labeler and are summarized, where entity
relationships are exploited. The approach is applied and tested on user query based Ticketing
System where policy documents in IT industry are used as corpus and specific summaries in
the form of steps to be followed are created according to the user query.
Keywords— Semantic Matcher, Summarization, word-embeddings, Coherence Measures, Ticketing
System.
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CLOUD SECURITY RESEARCH-A COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY
Sunita Swain1, Dr. Rajesh Kumar Tiwari2
Dept. of CSE, RVSCET, Jamshedpur1,2
ABSTRACT:
Cloud computing is a new computing paradigm that delivers computing resources as a set
of reliable and scalable internet based services allowing customers to remotely run and
manage the services. It is a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on -demand
network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g. networks,
servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released
with minimal management effort or service provider interaction. Cloud Computing is an
abstraction based on the idea of pooling physical resources and presenting them as virtual
resources. It is indeed a novel model for provisioning resources, staging applications, and
platform independent consumer access to services. The major concern of the use of Cloud
services is security because many attackers constantly try to take advantage of
vulnerabilities in mobile networks to access data stored in the remote cloud servers.
Certifying the security of cloud computing is a major task in the cloud computing
environment. This paper summarizes a number of peer-reviewed articles on security
threats in cloud computing and the preventive methods. The objective of our research is
to understand the cloud components, security issues, and risks, along with emerging
solutions that may potentially mitigate the vulnerabilities in the cloud.
Keywords:- Cloud Computing , Cloud Security , Security Threats, Virtualization, Service Level
Agreement, Cloud Provider, Cloud Carrier
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF FREQUENT ITEMSET MINING
ALGORITHMS
Anshu Singla,
[email protected] ,Manav Rachna International Institute Of Research and Studies
Parul Gandhi,
[email protected] , Manav Rachna International Institute Of Research and Studies
ABSTRACT:
Data mining has a great role for making market revenue by its decisive quality. Frequent
Itemsets Mining (FIM) is very focused and emerging field of research of data mining. .FIM is
used in association rule mining and other data analytic tasks. Frequent itemsets are patterns
those occur very frequently in dataset. This paper provides efficacious and in -depth study of
FIM algorithms. A comparative study of existing FIM algorithms and their variations are
analyzed to find the limitations of these algorithms. Apriori ,Fp Growth, Eclat are basic
methodologies for Frequent itemset mining. But there is issue for efficiency and memory
consumption. Initially FIM was started in 1990’s and first algorithm, Apriori has drawback of
scanning database multiple time, so complexity and memory consumption was high. Then Fp-
Growth algorithm required scanning of dataset twice to form Fp-tree so huge memory
consumption was required to hold the fp tree for Frequent Itemset Mining. After it Parallel
frequent mining (shared and non-shared memory) overcome the drawback of FP-Growth
algorithms by balancing the workload of single node to achieve efficiency. Now in present era
of big dataset with voluminous and growing data at every moment, more prominent, efficient
and scalable algorithm is required as complexity of these algorithms exponentially increases
with the growth of rapid data .So objective of the study is in -depth literature review of
Frequent Itemsets Mining algorithms to develop an efficient FIM algorithm.
Keywords: Frequent Itemset Mining (FIM), Fp-growth, Fp-tree, Association, Pruning, Hadoop,
Parallelization, Big datasets, data mining
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WET CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION AND PHOTOCATALYTIC APPLICATIONS OF TETRAGONAL BATIO3
NANOPARTICLES
Aruna M. Sudapalli
Department of Chemistry,University of Mumbai, Mumbai, India [email protected]
Navinchandra G. Shimpi*
Department of Chemistry, University of Mumbai Mumbai, India [email protected]
ABSTRACT:
BaTiO3 nanoparticles of tetragonal morphology have been synthesized using wet-chemical
technique and subjected to various characterizations (X-ray diffraction (XRD), Fourier
transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), UV-Vis diffuse reflectance spectrophotometry (UV-
DRS), zeta potential, Raman spectra, field emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM),
energy dispersive X-rays analysis (EDAX) and high-resolution transmission electron
microscopy(HRTEM). BaTiO3 showed tetragonal morphology and was due to annealing at
1100 OC, which might show agglomeration few places. This agglomeration due to two
reasons a) Temperature of annealing was very high, i.e., 1100 OC. b) The dominance of
electrostatic forces over the surface of BaTiO3 nanoparticles. The particle size of BaTiO 3 has
obtained in the range between ~ 34-39 nm. The optical band gap considerably decreases as
the annealing temperature increases from 900-1100 OC. Overall, it was observed that
annealing of BaTiO3 shows significant improvements in its optical, structural, and
morphological properties. Moreover, the reduced particle size of BaTiO3 was also due to
control over experimental conditions. This investigation revealed that the tetragonal BaTiO 3
nanoparticles demonstrated substantial photocatalytic activity towards "the complete
degradation of Methylene blue (MB) dye (99.8%, 200 min) under UV-Vis light irradiation.
This important photocatalytic activity of BaTiO3 nanoparticles is mainly attributed to the
special morphology and formation of Ti3+defects."[1].
Keywords:- Wet chemical technique, tetragonal BaTiO3 nanoparticles, Photocatalytic activity,
Methylene blue
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SECURITY ON IOT
Ritesh Kumar Thakur
Assistant Professor,Department of BCA , Jamshedpur Women’s College, India [email protected]
Dr. Prof. Rajesh Kumar Tiwary
Dean of Academic Affairs R.V.S college of Enggineering And Technology, Jamshedpur India
ABSTRACT:
Now a days, we see that the Things are connected with internet by using Internet of Things
(IoT) and became very useful in different area like Health, Homes, Agriculture ,Transporting
and so on .The internet of things (IoT) refers to the interconnection via the internet of
computing devices embedded in everyday object enabling them to send and receive data.
Security and Privacy are the key issue for the IoT application and still face some huge
challenges. The data collected from the lot sensors contain the large amount of private
information which needs to be preserved.
Keywords - internet of things; security; privacy; confidentiality; challenges; sensor
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DO TOURISTS BEHAVE IN AN ENVIRONMENTAL-FRIENDLY WAY? A CONFIRMATORY FACTORIAL VALIDITY BASED ON GOA
Gayathri Nair
Master of Business Administration Amrita School of Business, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham,
Coimbatore, India.
ABSTRACT:
The issue sustainable tourism has long been debatable. However, limited empirical evidence is
available to validate tourist’s sustainable behavior at well-known destinations. To this end, the
current study evaluates the potential dimensions of sustainable tourist behavior through an
extensive literature review followed by empirical validation. Around 241 valid responses were
btained from tourists that have visited Goa. Subsequently a confirmatory factor analysis,
factorial validity and measurement invariance were conducted to confirm the five
factor/dimensions of sustainable tourist behavior. The study therefore has implications for
managers and tour companies.
Keywords—sustainability, tourism, behavior, confirmatory analysis, measurement invariance
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A MODIFIED K-MEANS CLUSTERING METHOD FOR EFFECTIVE UPDATING OF CLUSTER CENTROID
Eric U. Oti1, Franklin L. Sorgbara2, Bethel E. Okpomu3 and Wariebi K. Alvan
1Department of Statistics, Federal Polytechnic, Ekowe Bayelsa State
2Department of Mechanical Engineering, Federal Polytechnic, Ekowe Bayelsa State
3Department of Computer Science, Federal Polytechnic, Ekowe Bayelsa State
4Department of Physics with Electronics, Federal Polytechnic, Ekowe Bayelsa State
1Corresponding Author: [email protected] (+2348037979262)
ABSTRACT:
Clustering is an unsupervised classification technique where a set of data, usually
multidimensional is classified into clusters (groups) such that members of one cluster are
similar to one another with respect to some predefined criterion. The k -means clustering
methods are well known widely used partitioning-based clustering algorithms which minimize
a given criterion by relocating points between clusters until a locally optimal partition is
attained. We proposed a new k-means clustering
